Kincardineshire volume 03 | ScotlandsPlaces

Page	List of names as written	Various modes of spelling	Authorities for spelling	Situation	Description remarks	Continued entries/extra info	Transcriber's notes
OS1/19/3/1	Banchory Ternan	Banchory-Ternan Banchory-Ternan Banchory-Ternan Banchory-Ternan Banchory-Ternan Banchory-Ternan Banchory-Ternan	Revd. [Reverend] James Duirs Minister of Durris, and Meresmen for Banchory Ternan Mr. John Davidson Meresman for Banchory Ternan Mr Peter Gillespie, Registrar for the Parish of Drumoak Thompson's Map of Kincardine, 1822 Voter's List Valn: [Valuation] Roll New Statl: [Statistical] Account	001.07; 001.08; 001.12; 002.09; 005.05	"The Parish is bounded on the north by the parishes of Echt and Midmar; on the east, by Drumoak and Durris; on the south by Durris and Strachan; and on the west by Strachan and Kincardine O'Neil. It's figure is irregular; the extreme breadth, east to west, 9 miles, and the extreme length, north to south, about the same." (New Statl: [Statistical] Account, p. [page] 324) The county boundary runs into the parish in two places - thus cutting them off from Kincardineshire - giving them to Aberdeenshire on 1/7.8.12 2/9 - 5.5 -
OS1/19/3/1						[page] 1 Parish of Banchory-Ternan Note. There is no detached portion of this parish in any other; nor is there a detached portion of any other in this.
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OS1/19/3/3	Banchory	Banchory	Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Banchory Lodge Mr. James Stewart Inspector Mr. William Imray Banchory Sir James Burnett Bart. [Baronet] of Leys	005.12	A large village on the turnpike road to Kincardine O Neil, 17 miles west of Aberdeen. It contains an Episcopalian and a Dissenting Chapel, one School, three Hotels, a Post Office, and two branch banks. The houses are all substantial buildings, principally slated. It is thus described in the Statistical Account. "The new or Arbeadie village was begun by three individuals in 1805, 1807, and 1809, and contains a Dissenting Chapel, a post office, a prison, two schools, three Inns, and in the immediate vicinity, a branch of the Bank of Scotland." Since the above was written considerable changes have occurred. The dwellings which composed the old village have been almost totally removed to admit of the construction of the Deeside Railway, the Station and workshops of the Company have been erected on its site, and the principal portion of the village now known as Arbeadie has been built. The name is thus applied to the present village. There are ten markets held annually at the Market-Stance here, which is situated about a quarter of a mile east of the Established Church. One of these is still known as St. Ternan's Market.
OS1/19/3/3						[Page] 3 Parish of Banchory Ternan [Note to 'village'] If a village - this Character is wrong [Initialled] [Note to 'markets'] Then it is not a village
OS1/19/3/3A						[Page] 3a Ordnance Survey Office Aberdeen. 1st. June 1865 [left hand side of page] My Dear Sir You would greatly oblige me by giving me information at your early convenience in what grounds "Banchory" is said to be a market town. Does any charter exist which gives the necessary permission for markets to be held there? I find that 10 markets are held annually at the Market Stance, one of them being still known as [continued on page 3b] Lt. [Lieutenant] Colonel Ramsay [illegible words off the bottom of page] [right hand side of page] Crathes 3rd June 1865 I was not aware that Banchory was styled a "Market Town". I have the right, under certain ancient charters, of holding markets and levying cus- toms very near the village. In feudal Times a small body of armed men always attended at the markets in order to [continued on page 3b]
OS1/19/3/3B						[Page] 3b [left hand side of page] [continued from page 3a] "St Ternan's Market", but I can find no mention of any charter being given to Banchory for the purpose. Will you kindly supply this information on the opposite margin, & oblige Yours very Truly E H Courtney Capt. R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers] [right hand side of page] [continued from page 3a] keep the Peace and down to the time when the rural police was established, the custom was continued of about half a dozen men from Crathes attending with Halberts at the markets. The custom is still continued at the June Market but the Halberts are now decked with plumes and have been for more than half a century. At present there are 10 markets in the year. James H Burnett Bart [Baronet] (Baron of Leys and Lord of the Manor)
OS1/19/3/5	Green Shiels	Green Shiels Green Shiels Green Sheels	Mr John Davidson Factor Crathes Mr James Stewart Inspector of Poor Estate Plan	001.04	A prominent hill feature on the north front of the Hill of Fare
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OS1/19/3/7	Tornamean	Tornamean Tornamean Tornamean Tornymoon	Mr. James Stewart Inspector of Poor Mr. John Davidson, Factor Crathes Mr. Robert Anderson, Banchory Estate Plan	001.07	A small hill feature on the Hill of Fare, crossed by the parish boundary; property of Sir James H. Burnett, Bart. [Baronet] Crathes Castle.
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OS1/19/3/9	Burn of Lythebauds	Burn of Lythebauds Burn of Lythebauds Burn of Lythebauds Burn of Lythebauds	Mr. John Davidson, Factor Crathes Mr. Robert Anderson, Banchory Mr. John Anderson, Farmer Craigton Mr. James Stewart, Inspector of Poor	001.08	A small stream rising north-west of Blackyduds and flowing in a north-east direction through the parish of Echt.
OS1/19/3/9	Howe of Lythebauds	Howe of Lythebauds Howe of Lythebauds Howe of Lythebauds Howe of Lythebauds	Mr. John Davidson Mr. Robert Anderson Mr. John Anderson Mr. James Stewart	001.08	A small hollow embracing the upper portion of the Burn of Lythebauds; property of Sir James H. Burnett, Baronet Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/9	Blackyduds	Blackyduds Blackyduds Blackyduds Blackyduds Blackydud	Mr. John Davidson Mr. Robert Anderson Mr. John Anderson Mr. James Stewart Estate Plan	001.08	A large hill feature situated on the north front of the Hill of Fare; property of Sir James H. Burnett. Bart. [Baronet] Crathes Castle.
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OS1/19/3/11	Craigrath	Craigrath Craigrath Craigrath	Mr. John Anderson Farmer Craigton Mr. Joseph Coutts, Brockton Mr. James Stewart, Inspector of Poor	001.12	A large hill feature on the Hill of Fare; property of Captain Innes, Cowie.
OS1/19/3/11	The Skairs	The Skairs The Skairs The Skairs	Mr. John Anderson Mr. Joseph Coutts Mr. James Stewart	001.12	A rocky hill feature on the Hill of Fare; property of Captain Innes, Cowie.
OS1/19/3/11	Rae Burn	Rae Burn Rae Burn Rae Burn	Mr. John Anderson Mr. James Stewart Mr. Robert Anderson, Banchory	001.12	A small stream on the Hill of Fare joining the Burn of Corrichie from the south.
OS1/19/3/11	Low's Howe	Low's Howe Low's Howe Low's Howe	Mr. John Anderson Mr. James Stewart Mr. Robert Anderson	001.12	A small hollow at the head of Rae Burn. The body of a man named Low, who committed suicide about fifty years since, was interred here - hence the name
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OS1/19/3/12	Burn of Corrichie	Burn of Corrichie Burn of Corrichie Burn of Corrichie	Mr. John Davidson Factor, Crathes Mr. James Stewart Inspector of Poor Estate Plan of Crathes	001.12	A large stream which rises in the Hill of Fare and flowing through the Howe of Corrichie, joins the Black Burn a short distance south of Mill of Hirn. From where it crosses the T.P. [Turn Pike] Road between Raemoir and Aberdeen to its junction with the Black Burn, it is known as Hatton Burn, and for the first two miles of its course it forms the boundary between the counties of Aberdeen and Kincardine.
OS1/19/3/12	Brown Hill	Brown Hill Brown Hill Brown Hill Brown Hill	Mr. John Davidson Mr. James Stewart Mr. John Anderson Farmer Craigton Mr. Robertson Anderson Banchory	001.12	A hill feature on the Hill of Fare on the west side of the Burn of Corrichie; property of Sir James H. Burnett Bart: [Baronet] Crathes Castle.
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OS1/19/3/13	Hill of Fare	Hill of Fare Hill of Fare Hill of Fare Hill of Fare Hills of Fare	Mr. James Stewart Inspector of Poor Mr. John Anderson, Craigton Mr. Robert Anderson, Banchory Statistical Account County Map	001.12	A large isolated hill situated partly in the County of Kincardine and partly in that of Aberdeen. The "Howe and Burn of Corrichie", the latter for about two miles forming the boundary between the Counties, almost cut the Hill into two parts. It is planted with wood (principally fir) on all sides and in some places almost to the summit.
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OS1/19/3/15	Hill of Corfedlie	Hill of Corfedlie	Mr. James Stewart Inspector of Poor Mr. Archibald Ross Farmer Green of Raemoir Mr. Robert Anderson Banchory	001.11	A prominent hill feature situated at the west end of the Hill of Fare and crossed by the boundary between the parishes of Banchory Ternan and Kincardine o' Neil.
OS1/19/3/15						[Page] 15 Parish of Banchory Ternan County of Aberdeen [Note] Altered to Hill of Corfiedly to agree with Name Book of Kincardine O. Neil
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OS1/19/3/17	Howe of Corrichie	Howe of Corrichie Howe of Corrichie Howe of Corrichie	Mr. John Davidson Factor Crathes Mr. James Stewart Inspector of Poor Mr. Robert Anderson Banchory	001.12	A large hollow in the centre of the Hill of Fare, the scene of a battle between "Queen Mary's forces under the Earl of Moray and the Earl of Huntly" resulting in the defeat and death of the latter.
OS1/19/3/17	Site of Battle 1562 between the forces of Queen Mary and the Earl of Huntly			001.12	"In 1562 was fought a battle between Queen Mary's forces, under the Earl of Moray, and the Earl of Huntly, in the 'Howe of Corrichie', a glen in the hill of Fare. The place at first view seems but a small opening, giving vent to a torrent on the southern side of the hill; but turning rather abruptly to the left, it presents a spacious hollow about two miles in length, stretching into the very centre of the hill; with steep sides and a marshy bottom. 'Vpoun the xxviij [28] of October, "says the "Diurnal of Occurents" (p. [page] 73. Ed. [Edition] 1833) 'my lord of Huntlie was lyand with ane army of his folkis at Lochskene, to the number of viijc [800] men, to have cumin aganies my lord of Murray and otheris quha was with the Queen's grace ("on her return from Inverness") and counsalit her hirnes [hienes] to put the said earle to the horne. The gentilmen of the cuntrey passed the samyn day furth of Abirdene in thair best array; and efter thay haid chaisit the erle Huntlie and his cumpany sex myles fra Lochskene, to ane place callit Corrichie, and skarmischand with him" ( the fire of the arquebusses drove him to the low marshy level of the 'Howe' and nearly the half of his followers left him in the night previous to the battle. Most of the country people, however, favoured [him]; and many in the ranks of his enemies had been corrupted by his means:) thay send word to my lord of Murray to come with the Louthiane [continued on page 18]
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OS1/19/3/18		Howe of Corrichie (Continued)		001.12	[continued from page 17] "men quha were thair at that tyme; quha come, and at their cuming, the wangaird maid thame the battell; but incontinent thairefter thair fled (back) vpoun the gentilmen of Louthiane, and as sum sayis, purposing to have causit thame to flie and to be ourrun, to the effect the erle of Huntlie mycht have obtinit the victorie; but the said gentilmen of Louthaine stuid fermlie still, and the said erlle's cumpany cumand vpoun the said gentilmen was put vpoun their bakkis with speiris, and thairefter fled, quha followit greit slauchter." On Huntly's side 120 were slain, and nearly as many taken prisoners. Among the latter was the Earl "who, being aged and corpulent, and by reason of the throng which pressed him, expired in the hands of his takers." "He was tane by Andro Reidpath, one of our Soverane Ladie's gaird" The Queen herself is reported to have been present, and to have beheld the battle from a rocky seat overlooking the whole field, still called Queen Mary's Chair. In the bottom of the glen there are several heaps which seem to mark an encampment, and various cairns, which are easily distinguished from others beside them of a more ancient date" Extract from Statistical Account
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OS1/19/3/19	Cross Burn	Cross Burn Cross Burn Cross Burn Cross Burn	Mr. John Anderson Craigton Mr. John Davidson Factor Crathes Mr. James Stewart Inspector Mr. Robert Anderson Banchory	002.09	A small stream which rises in the Parish of Echt and, flowing south-west falls into the Burn of Corrichie.
OS1/19/3/19	Marquis' Hillock	Marquis's Hillock Marquis's Hillock Marquis's Hillock	Mr. John Anderson Mr. John Davidson Estate Plan	002.09	A small knoll on the west bank of the Burn of Corrichie, supposed to be where the Earl of Huntly and his son were taken prisoners at the battle fought in the Howe of Corrichie in 1562.
OS1/19/3/19	Nashack Knowe	Nashack Knowe Nashack Knowe	Mr. John Anderson Mr. Robert Anderson	002.09	A small knoll on the Burn of Corrichie opposite Marquis' Hillock. This name is very little known nor can any account be given of its origin.
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OS1/19/3/20	Burn of Baudens	Burn of Baudens Burn of Baudens Burn of Baudens	Mr John Davidson Factor, Crathes Mr John Anderson, Craigton Mr James Stewart, Inspector	002.09	A small stream joining the Burn of Corrichie from the west, a short distance north of the point at which the county boundary leaves it.
OS1/19/3/20	Queen Mary's Well (Chalybeate)	Queen Mary's Well (Chalybeate) Queen Mary's Well (Chalybeate)	Mr John Davidson Mr John Anderson Mr James Stewart	002.09	A small chalybeate spring on the Burn of Corrichie at the point where the County boundary leaves it. Queen Mary is said to have drunk at it after the battle in the Howe of Corrichie. Hence the name.
OS1/19/3/20	Berry Hill	Berry Hill Berry Hill Berry Hill	Mr John Davidson Mr James Stewart Estate Plan	002.09	A prominent hill feature on the Hill of Fare north of Craigton farmsteading. Property of Sir James H. Burnett. Bart. [Baronet] Crathes Castle.
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OS1/19/3/21	Queen's Chair	Queen's Chair Queen's Chair Queen's Chair	Mr John Davidson, Factor, Crathes Mr James Stewart, Inspector Mr John Anderson, Craigton	002.09	A point on the north-east end of Berry Hill and near the County boundary, presenting a precipitous but not very high rocky front to the north, said to have been occupied by Queen Mary during the battle in the Howe of Corrichie in 1562. In the description of the battle given in the Statistical Account it is thus mentioned "The Queen herself is reported to have been present, and to have beheld the battle from a rocky seat overlooking the whole field, still called Queen Mary's Chair." -
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OS1/19/3/23	Wicker Inn	Wicker Inn Wicker Inn Wicker Inn	Mr John Davidson The Nook Mr James Thompson The Nook Mr James Stewart Banchory	002.10	A small Inn on the turnpike road, from Aberdeen to Ramoir, the property of Sir James Burnett, Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/23	Red Moss	Red Moss Red Moss Red Moss	Johnston's County Map Mr John Davidson, Factor Crathes Mr James Stewart, Banchory	002.10	A large tract of moss, of which by far the greater part is situated in the adjoining Parish of Drumoak, only a small portion extending into this Parish: it lies on the eastern bdy. [boundary], to the north of the farm of Druggam.
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OS1/19/3/25	Ordie Gordie	Ordie Gordie Ordie Gordie Ordie Gordie	Estate map of Glassel Mr Alexander Ewan Forrester Glassel Mr W Shand North Pittenkerrie	001.14	A plantation and plot of arable land, the property of John Mitchell Esq. Forset Park Yorkshire
OS1/19/3/25	Bishop Stone	Bishop Stone Bishop Stone Bishop Stone	Mr John Walker Mill of Beltie Mr Alexander Ewan Mr W Shand	001.14	A large stone or rock situated nearly at the North West corner of Kynoch Plantation.
OS1/19/3/25	Dam Wood	Dam Wood Dam Wood Dam Wood	John Walker Alexander Ewan W Shand	001.14	A wood containing fir and forest trees, the property of John Mitchell Esq.
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OS1/19/3/26	Kynock Plantation	Kynoch Plantation Kynoch Plantation Kynoch Plantation	Estate Map of Glassel Mr A. Ewan Forrester Glassel Mr W. Shand North Pittenkerrie	001.14	A very large wood containing fir and forest trees. the property of John Mitchell Esq Forset Park Yorkshire
OS1/19/3/26	Stone Circle	Stone Circle Stone Circle Stone Circle	Mr John Walker Mill of Beltie Mr Alexander Ewan Mr W. Shand	001.14	The remains of a druidical circle consisting of six upright stones, which stand in an oval position and are between two and three feet high.
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OS1/19/3/27	Peelie Belt	Peelie Belt Peelie Belt Peelie Belt	Estate Map of Glassel Mr Alexander Ewan Forrester Glassel Mr W. Shand North Pittenkerrie	001.15	A small plantation of mixed wood, the property of John Mitchell Esq Forset Park Yorkshire.
OS1/19/3/27	School	School School School	Mr John Skinner Schoolmaster Mr John Leighton Kennerty Mr Francis Robbie Craignarb	001.15	A small private school for boys and girls. Teacher's salary derived from the fees of the pupils.
OS1/19/3/27	Kennerty	Kennerty Kennerty Kennerty	Mr Robert Forbes Brownhill Mr John Leighton Occupier Mr Francis Robbie	001.15	A farm house, the property of Major Innes Raemoir
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OS1/19/3/28	Little Craigmad	Little Craigmad Little Craigmad Little Craigmad	Mr Robert Forbes Brown Hill Mr John Leighton Kennerty Mr Francis Robbie Craignarb	001.15	A small rocky knoll North of Brownhill
OS1/19/3/28	Brownhill	Brownhill Brownhill Brownhill	Mr Robert Forbes Mr John Leighton Mr Francis Robbie	001.15	Two dwelling houses occupied by Robert Forbes and another the property of Major Innes Raemoir
OS1/19/3/28	Hill of Kennerty	Hill of Kennerty Hill of Kennerty Hill of Kennerty	Mr Robert Forbes Mr John Leighton Mr Francis Robbie	001.15	A large hill feature covered with fir wood
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OS1/19/3/29	T.P. [Turn Pike]	T.P. [Turn Pike] T.P. [Turn Pike] T.P. [Turn Pike]	Mr A. Ewan Forrester Glassel Mr John Leighton Kennerty Mr Francis Robbie Craignarb	001.15	A toll bar on the road from Aberdeen to Kincardine O'Neil.
OS1/19/3/29	Craignarb	Craignarb Craignarb Craignarb	Mr Robert Forbes Brownhill Mr John Leighton Mr Francis Robbie	001.15	A dwelling house and croft the property of Major Innes Raemoir
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OS1/19/3/31	Craigmad	Craigmad Craigmad Craigmad	Mr James Stewart Inspector of Poor Mr John Anderson Craigton Mr Robert Anderson Banchory	001.16	A prominent rocky knoll on the Hill of Fare northwest of Burnhead farmsteading; property of Captain Innes Cowie.
OS1/19/3/31	Bankhead	Bankhead Bankhead Bankhead	Mr James Stewart Mr Andrew Strachan, Cluny Mr John Anderson	001.16	A dwelling house in indifferent repair on the farm of Burnhead; property of Captain Innes, Cowie.
OS1/19/3/31	Burn of Cluny	Burn of Cluny Burn of Cluny Burn of Cluny	Mr James Stewart Mr Andrew Strachan Mr John Anderson	005.04	A small stream rising at the base of Craigmad on the Hill of Fare and, after reaching the level ground south of Cluny, flowing westward towards the Mill of Raemoir; from thence to its junction with the Burn of Corrichie it is known as Bo Burn, taking generally the name of the farms through which it flows.
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OS1/19/3/32	Craigbeg	Craigbeg Craigbeg Craigbeg	Mr James Stewart Inspector of Poor Mr John Anderson Craigton Mr Robert Anderson Banchory	001.16	A prominent wooded hill feature north of Raemoir mansion house; property of Captain Innes, Cowie
OS1/19/3/32	Cateran's Howe	Cateran's Howe Cateran's Howe Cateran's Howe	Mr James Stewart Mr John Anderson Mr Robert Anderson	001.16	A small hollow at the east side of Craigbeg. According to tradition it received its name from having been the rendezvous of a band of caterans previous to their raids into the low country; property of Captain Innes, Cowie
OS1/19/3/32	Myrey Hill	Myrey Hill Myrey Hill Myrey Hill	Mr James Stewart Mr John Anderson Mr Robert Anderson	001.16	A prominent hill feature on the Hill of Fare, north of Myreside farm steading.
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OS1/19/3/33	Cluny	Cluny Cluny Cluny	Mr James Stewart Inspector of Poor Mr Andrew Strachan Cluny Estate Plan	001.16	A farmsteading in excellent repair, with offices and garden attached; property of Captain Innes, Cowie
OS1/19/3/33	Burnhead	Burnhead Burnhead Burnhead	Mr James Stewart Mr Andrew Strachan Estate Plan	001.16	A small farmsteading one story, thatched, and in indifferent repair; property of Captain Innes, Cowie
OS1/19/3/33	Mains of Raemoir	Mains of Raemoir Mains of Raemoir Mains of Raemoir	Mr James Stewart Mr Andrew Strachan Mr Andrew Ross, Green	001.16	A farmsteading in good repair, with offices attached; property of Captain Innes, Cowie
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OS1/19/3/34	Green	Green Green Green	Mr Andrew Ross Tenant Mr James Stewart Inspector of Poor Estate Plan	001.16	A farmsteading in good repair with offices and garden attached; property of Captain Innes, Cowie
OS1/19/3/34	Cluny Crichton Castle (In Ruins)	Cluny Crichton Castle Cluny Crichton Castle Cluny Crichton Castle Cluny Creichton Castle	Mr James Stewart Mr Andrew Strachan, Cluny Statistical Account Major Innes Lairney	001.16	The ruins of a castle on the estate of Raemoir erected by George Crichton of Cluny in 1666. It was never thoroughly completed, but the walls are still in tolerable preservation and overgrown with ivy. About two years since the late proprietor had it partially repaired by adding a few feet to the height of the walls. Property of Captain Innes, Cowie
OS1/19/3/34						[Page] 34 Parish of Banchory Ternan Cluny Crichton Castle [note] altered to Stump to agree with correspondence dated 13.3.67 [13 March 1867]- OMO [Ordnance Mapping Office] 4 Ap 67 [4 April 1867]
OS1/19/3/35	Kilduthie	Kilduthie Kilduthie Kilduthie	Mr John Davidson, Factor, Crathes Mr James Stewart, Inspector Estate Plan	002.13	A farmsteading with offices and garden attached; property of Sir James H. Burnett, Bart. [Baronet], Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/35	Broomhillock	Broomhillock Broomhillock Broomhillock Broomhill Broomhill	Mr John Davidson, Factor, Crathes Mr James Stewart Mr John Anderson, Craigton Estate Plan Valuation Roll 1862-3	002.13	A small farmsteading with offices and garden attached; property of Sir James H. Burnett, Bart [Baronet], Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/35	Hatton Burn	Hatton Burn Hatton Burn Hatton Burn	Mr John Davidson Mr William Anderson, Hattonburn Mr John Anderson	002.13	Known as Burn of Corrichie from its source in the Hill of Fare until it crosses the turnpike road, and by this name afterwards to its junction with Bo Burn near the Mill of Hirn. These two streams united are called Black Burn.
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OS1/19/3/36	Mill of Hirn	Mill of Hirn Mill of Hirn Mill of Hirn	Mr John Davidson, Factor, Crathes Mr James Stewart, Inspector Estate Map	002.13	A farmsteading with offices and garden attached. There is a mill situated a short distance east, and which is fitted up with the necessary machinery for grinding corn. Motive power water. Property of Sir James H. Burnett, Bart., [Baronet] Crathes Castle
OS1/19/3/36	Damhead	Damhead Damhead Damhead	Mr John Davidson Mr James Stewart Mr Robert Anderson, Banchory	002.13	A small dwelling house, one story, slated, and in good repair; property of Sir James H. Burnett, Bart. [Baronet], Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/36	Myreside	Myreside Myreside Myreside	Mr James Stewart Valuation Roll 1862-3 Mr Robert Anderson	002.13	A farmsteading, with offices and garden attached; property of Sir James H. Burnett, Bart. [Baronet], Crathes Castle
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OS1/19/3/37	Hattonburn	Hattonburn Hattonburn Hattonburn	Mr John Davidson, Factor, Crathes Mr James Stewart, Inspector Estate Plan	002.13	A large farmsteading with offices and garden attached; property of Sir James H. Burnett, Bart. [Baronet], Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/37	Craigton	Craigton Craigton Craigton	Mr John Davidson Mr James Stewart Estate Plan	002.13	A farmsteading, one story, slated, and in good repair; property of Sir James H. Burnett, Bart. [Baronet], Crathes Castle
OS1/19/3/37	Montrose's Trench (Site of)	(Site of) Montrose's Trench (Site of) Montrose's Trench Montrose's Dike	Mr John Anderson, Craigton Mr Robert Anderson, Banchory Statistical Account.	002.13	Originally a trench on the farm of Craigton between the farmsteading and the public road. It was filled in when the surrounding land was cultivated but a very slight depression on the ground still shows its position. It is thus mentioned in the Statistical Account "The remains of his (Montrose's) encampment on a subsequent occasion, probably when he ravaged the Barony of Echt in passing this way to Strathbogie, are to be seen not far from the entrance of the "Howe of Corrichie", and are known by the name of "Montrose's dike".
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OS1/19/3/39	Druggam	Druggam Druggam Druggam	Mr John Davidson The Nook Mr Thomas Leighton Occupier Estate Map	002.14	A farm steading, the property of Sir James Burnett Bart; [Baronet] Crathes Castle
OS1/19/3/39	Hirn	Hirn Hirn Hirn	Mr John Davidson Estate Map Valuation Roll	002.14	A large farm steading, the property of Sir James Burnett
OS1/19/3/39	Black Moss	Black Moss Black Moss Black Moss	Mr Thomas Leighton Mr John Davidson Mr John Davidson Brucklebog	002.14	A mossy district between The Black Burn, and the farm of Druggam, the property of Sir James Burnett Bart, [Baronet]
OS1/19/3/39	Black Burn	Black Burn Black Burn Black Burn	Mr Thomas Leighton Mr John Davidson Mr John Davidson Brucklebog	002.14	A considerable stream so called, formed by the junction of Bo and Hatton Burn and numerous drains from Black Moss running into Drumoak Parish. It also forms the Boundary between this and Drumoak Ph. [Parish]
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OS1/19/3/41	Glassel	Glassel Glassel Glassel	Mr John Walker Mill of Beltie Mr Alexander Ewan Forrester Glassel Mr W. Shand North Pittekerrie	005.02	A handsome Mansion, with out offices ornamental grounds &c. attached. the property of John Mitchell Esqr Forset Park. Yorkshire
OS1/19/3/41	Bogarn Wood	Bogarn Wood Bogarn Wood Bogarn Wood	Mr John Walker Mr A. Ewan Mr W. Shand	005.02	A large wood containing fir and forest trees, the property of John Mitchell Esq.
OS1/19/3/41	Pittenkerrie	Pittenkerrie Pittenkerrie Pittenkerrie	Mr John Walker Mr A. Ewan Mr W. Shand	005.02	A large farm steading occupied by Mrs Barron. The property of Sir James Burnett Bart: [Baronet] Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/41						[Page] 41 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/42	North Pittenkerrie	North Pittenkerrie North Pittenkerrie North Pittenkerrie	Mr. W. Shand Occupier Mr A. Ewan Forrester Glassel Mr John Walker Mill of Beltie	005.02	A farm steading, the property of Sir James Burnett Bart. [Baronet] Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/42						[Page] 42 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/43	Mains of Glassel	Mains of Glassel Mains of Glassel Mains of Glassel	Mr Michie, Mains of Glassel Valuation Roll for 1862-3 Mr Alexander Stewart	005.03	A large farm house, with offices, garden &c attached, the propty. [property] of John Mitchell Esqr. Glassel.
OS1/19/3/43	Peelie Burn	Peelie Burn Peelie Burn Peelie Burn	Mr John Davidson, Brathens Mr Alexander Stewart Mr Alexander Michie	005.03	A small stream which rises on the Hill of Fare and, flowing southward, joins the Burn of Canny near Brathens farmsteading
OS1/19/3/43						[Page] 43 Parish of Banchory Ternan Sheet 5-3 Trace 1. [Entry for Burn of Beltie has been crossed out with note] Not to be written on Plan.
OS1/19/3/44	Hill of Brathens	Hill of Brathens Hill of Brathens Hill of Brathens	Mr J. Davidson, Brathens, Mr William Wilson, West Brathens, Mr Michie, Mains of Glassel,	005.03	A large wooded eminence well known by this name, the property of Sir J. Burnett, Crathes.
OS1/19/3/44	Woodend of Glassel	Woodend of Glassel Woodend of Glassel Woodend of Glassel	Mr J. Davidson, Mr William Wilson, Mr Michie,	005.03	A small cottage, with offices & garden attached, the property of Sir J. Burnett, Crathes.
OS1/19/3/44	West Brathens	West Brathens West Brathens West Brathens	Mr J Davidson, Mr William Wilson, Mr Michie,	005.03	A well built substantial farm house, with offices and garden attached, the property of Sir J. Burnett, Crathes.
OS1/19/3/44						[Page] 44 Parish of Banchory Ternan Sheet 5-3 Trace 3 & 4 [Page signed] Samuel Dale , S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers]
OS1/19/3/45	Brathens	Brathens Brathens Brathens	Mr J. Davidson, Brathens. Mr William Wilson, West Brathens. Mr Michie, Mains of Glassel.	005.03	A District, comprising several farm houses, cottages &c, the propy. [property] of Sir J. Burnett, Crathes.
OS1/19/3/45	Brathens	Brathens Brathens Brathens	Mr J. Davidson, Mr William Wilson, Mr Michie,	005.03	A well built substantial farm house, with offices, garden &c attached; the propy. [property] of Sir J. Burnett, Crathes.
OS1/19/3/45	Nether Brathens	Nether Brathens Nether Brathens Nether Brathens	Mr J. Davidson, Mr William Wilson. Mr Michie,	005.03	A small farm house, with offices &c attached, (in bad repair) the property of Sir J. Burnett, Crathes.
OS1/19/3/45						[Page] 45 Parish of Banchory Ternan Sheet 5-3. Trace 5.
OS1/19/3/46	Brathens Moss	Brathens Moss Brathens Moss Brathens Moss	Mr J. Davidson, Brathens, Mr William Wilson, West Brathens, Mr Michie, Mains of Glassel,	005.03	A large tract of ground planted with mixed wood, formerly a peat moss, well known by this name, the propty. [property] of Sir J. Burnett, Crathes.
OS1/19/3/46	Upper Brathens	Upper Brathens Upper Brathens Upper Brathens	Mr Alexander Mason, Upper Brathens, Mr John Davidson Brathens Mr John Davidson Factor Crathes	005.03	A small farm house with offices & garden attached, the property of Sir J. Burnett, Crathes.
OS1/19/3/46	Craig Hat	Craig Hat Craig Hat Craig Hat	Mr Alexander Mason, Mr J. Davidson, Estate Plan	005.03	A small eminence near Upper Brathens, well known by this name,
OS1/19/3/46						[Page] 46 Parish of Banchory Ternan Sheet 5-3 Traces 5 & 6 [Page signed] Samuel Dale S.R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers]
OS1/19/3/47	Deeside Railway Extension	Deeside Railway Extension Deeside Railway Extension Deeside Railway Extension	Mr Robert McPherson Station Master Banchory Mr Gray Banchory Mr George Campbell Banchory Patrick Davidson Esq, Inchmarlo	005.03	A single line of rails, between Banchory and Aboyne, for passenger and luggage traffic; property of the Deeside Railway Extension Company.
OS1/19/3/47	Deeside Railway	Deeside Railway Deeside Railway Deeside Railway Deeside Railway	Mr Robert McPherson, Station Master Mr Gray Banchory Mr George Campbell Banchory Patrick Davidson Esqre. Inchmarlo	006.10	A single line of rails, between Banchory and Aberdeen, for passenger and luggage traffic; the property of the Deeside Railway Company
OS1/19/3/47						[Page] 47 Banchory Ternan Parish
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OS1/19/3/49	Raemoir	Raemoir Raemoir Raemoir	Major Innes, Lairney Mr James Stewart, Inspector of Poor Valuation Roll 1862-3	005.04	A substantial mansionhouse of three stories, situated at the south base of the Hill of Fare and about half a mile north of the T.P. [Turn Pike] road between Aberdeen and Kincardine O'Neil. Property of Captain Innes, Cowie.
OS1/19/3/49	Mill of Raemoir	Mill of Raemoir Mill of Raemoir Mill of Raemoir	Mr James Stewart Estate Plan Valuation Roll 1862-3	005.04	A farmsteading with offices and garden attached. Attached to, and a short distance north of the farmsteading is a a Corn Mill - motive power, water. Property of Captain Innes, Cowie.
OS1/19/3/49	Bo Burn	Bo Burn Bo Burn Bo Burn	Mr John Anderson, Craigton Mr Robert Anderson, Banchory Mr Robert Hay, Bohill Mr James Stewart	005.04; 006.01	A small stream flowing eastward from Mill of Raemoir and joining Hatton Burn at Mill of Hirn. From its source on the Hill of Fare, to Mill of Raemoir it is known as Burn of Cluny.
OS1/19/3/49						[Page] 49 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/50	Brockton	Brockton Brockton Brockton	Mr James Stewart Inspector of Poor Estate Plan Valuation Roll 1862-3	005.04	A row of dwelling houses, all one story thatched and in good repair; property of Captain Innes, Cowie
OS1/19/3/50	Balwearie	Balwearie Balwearie Balwearie	Mr James Stewart Estate Plan Valuation Roll 1862-3	005.04	A farmsteading with offices and garden attached; property of Captain Innes, Cowie
OS1/19/3/50	Damhead	Damhead Damhead Damhead	Mr James Stewart Estate Plan Major Innes, Lairney	005.04	A small dwellinghouse, one storey thatched, & in good repair; property of Captain Innes, Cowie
OS1/19/3/50						[Page] 50 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/51	Newton	Newton Newton Newton	Mr James Stewart Inspector of Poor Estate Plan Valuation Roll 1862-3	005.04	A farmsteading in indifferent repair, with offices and garden attached; property of Captain Innes, Cowie
OS1/19/3/51	Briggs	Briggs Briggs Briggs	Mr James Stewart Estate Plan Valuation Roll 1862-3	005.04	A small dwellinghouse, formerly a farmsteading; property of Captain Innes, Cowie
OS1/19/3/51	Black Loch	Black Loch Black Loch Black Loch	Mr James Stewart Mr Alexander Black Mill of Raemoir Mr James Smith Briggs	005.04	A small loch situated south-east of Briggs on the farm of Mill of Raemoir
OS1/19/3/51						[Page] 51 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/52						[Page] 52 [Blank page]
OS1/19/3/53	Drumshalloch	Drumshalloch Drumshalloch Drumshalloch Drumshalloch	Mr John Davidson, Factor, Crathes Mr James Stewart, Inspector Estate Plan Valuation Roll 1862-3	006.01	A farmsteading with offices and garden attached; property of Sir James H. Burnett, Bart [Baronet], Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/53	Hill of Drumshalloch	Hill of Drumshalloch Hill of Drumshalloch Hill of Drumshalloch	Mr John Davidson Mr James Stewart Mr James McPetrie, Catterloch	006.01	A small wooded height situated between Drumshalloch and the Loch of Leys; property of Sir James H. Burnett, Bart. [Baronet] Crathes.Castle
OS1/19/3/53	Catterloch	Catterloch Catterloch Catterloch	Major Innes, Lairney Mr James Stewart Estate Plan	006.01	A farmsteading with offices and garden attached, and in excellent repair; property of Captain Innes, Cowie
OS1/19/3/53						[Page] 53 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/54	Bush	Bush Bush Bush Bush	Mr John Davidson, Factor, Crathes Mr James Stewart, Inspector Estate Plan Valuation Roll 1862-3	006.01	A farmsteading one story, slated, and in good repair; property of Sir James H. Burnett, Bart [Baronet], Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/54	Bardshillock	Bardshillock Bardshillock Bardshillock	Mr John Davidson Mr James Stewart Valuation Roll 1862-3	006.01	A dwellinghouse, one story, thatched, and in good repair; property of Sir James H. Burnett, Bart [Baronet], Crathes Castle
OS1/19/3/54	Drumfrennie	Drumfrennie Drumfrennie Drumfrennie Drumfrenny	Mr John Davidson Mr James Stewart Estate Plan Valuation Roll	006.01	A farmsteading, with garden attached recently erected, the old one is still standing a short distance to the west; property of Sir James H. Burnett, Bart [Baronet], Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/54						[Page] 54 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/55	Lightwood	Lightwood Lightwood Lightwood Leightwood	Mr John Davidson, Factor, Crathes Mr James Stewart, Inspector Estate Plan Valuation Roll 1862-3	006.01	Consists of a few dwellinghouses all one story, thatched and in indifferent repair; property of Sir James H. Burnett, Bart. [Baronet] Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/55	School	School School School	Mr John Davidson Mr James Stewart Mr James McPetrie, Catterloch	006.01	A small building erected, and originally used as a schoolroom, but since the death of the late teacher it has fallen into desuetude, and no one has yet been appointed to supply his place.
OS1/19/3/55	Bohill	Bohill Bohill Bohill Bodhill Bodhill	Mr John Davidson Estate Plan Mr Robert Hay, Tenant Mr James Stewart Valuation Roll 1862-3	006.01	A farmsteading, with offices and garden attached; property of Sir James H. Burnett, Bart. [Baronet] Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/55						[Page] 55 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/56	Cairniewhin	Cairniewhin Cairniewhin Cairniewhin Cairneywhin	Major Innes, Lairney Mr James Stewart, Inspector Estate Plan Valuation Roll 1862-3	006.01	A farmsteading with offices and garden attached; property of Captain Innes, Cowie
OS1/19/3/56						[Page] 56 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/57	Minklets	Minklets Minklets Minklets	Estate Map Mr John Davidson The Nook Valuation Roll	006.02	Two small farm steadings, the property of Sir James Burnett, Bart. [Baronet] Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/57	Brucklebog	Brucklebog Brucklebog Brucklebog	Mr John Davidson Mr John Davidson Occupier Valuation Roll	006.02	A small farm steading the property of Sir James Burnett.
OS1/19/3/57	North Leys	North Leys North Leys North Leys	Mr John Davidson, The Nook Mr James Thompson The Nook Mr A. Ross Upper Leys	006.02	A large farm steading the property of Sir James Burnett.
OS1/19/3/57	Coy	Coy Coy Coy	Mr John Davidson Mr William Booth Occupier Valuation Roll	006.02	A large farm steading the property of Sir James Burnett.
OS1/19/3/57						[Page] 57 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/58	Newmill	Newmill Newmill Newmill	Mr John Davidson The Nook Mr W. Anderson Occupier Valuation Roll	006.02	A farm house etc occupied by Mr W. Anderson, the property of Sir James Burnett, Bart. [Baronet] Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/58	School	School School School	Mr John Davidson Mr W. Anderson Newmill Mr James Thompson The Nook	006.02	A small school for boys and girls containing an average of 45 scholars. It is kept up by subscription. The teacher is a female.
OS1/19/3/58	Myrebird	Myrebird Myrebird Myrebird	Mr John Davidson Estate Map Mr James Thompson	006.02	A district of arable and mossy land, the property of Sir James Burnett.
OS1/19/3/58						[Page] 58 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/59	Burn of Coy	Burn of Coy Burn of Coy Burn of Coy	Mr John Davidson The Nook Mr James Thompson The Nook Mr A. Ross Upper Leys	006.06	A stream flowing out of the Loch of Drum, and falling into the River Dee.
OS1/19/3/59
OS1/19/3/59						[Page] 59 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/59							Original has alteration from Sheet 6 Plan 3 to Sheet 6 Plan 6
OS1/19/3/60						[Page] 60 [Blank Page]
OS1/19/3/61	Horn Burn	Horn Burn Horn Burn Horn Burn	Alexander Lawson Woodend William Falconer Backhill of Trustack William Forbes Woodend	005.05	A small stream having its source at the turnpike road North of Woodend and falling into the River Dee, a little S.W. [South West] of Woodend. This stream forms a portion of the County Boundary between Kincardine and Aberdeen.
OS1/19/3/61	Woodend	Woodend Woodend Woodend	Mr James Stewart Inspector of Poor. Banchory William Falconer Valuation Roll	005.05	A farm steading, the property of Sir James Burnett Bart [Baronet]: Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/61						[Page] 61 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/62						[Page] 62 [Blank Page]
OS1/19/3/63	Backhill of Trustack	Backhill of Trustack Backhill of Trustack Backhill of Trustack	William Falconer Occupier Mr James Steuart Inspector of Poor Banchory Mr John Davidson Factor Crathes	005.06	Two or three cottages, occupied by William Falconer & others, the property of Sir James Burnett Bart [Baronet]: Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/63	Hill of Trustack	Hill of Trustack Hill of Trustack Hill of Trustack	William Falconer Mr John Davidson James Coutts Backhill of Trustack	005.06	A large hill feature covered with fir wood the property of Sir James Burnett. On the sides of the hill are numerous cairns, two of which, when opened, were found to contain stone coffins, empty - with the exception of a little earth-
OS1/19/3/63	Trustack Cottage	Trustack Cottage Trustack Cottage Trustack Cottage	Mr James Steuart. Inspector Alexander Riddler occupier William Falconer	005.06	A small cottage occupied by Alexander Riddler, the property of Sir James Burnett
OS1/19/3/63						63 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/64	Waulkmill	Waulk Mill Waulk Mill Waulk Mill	Valuation Roll Mr James Steuart Inspector of Poor Mr John Davidson Crathes	005.06	A small farm steading etc the property of Sir James Burnett Bart [Baronet]: Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/64	Defiance Inn	Defiance Inn Defiance Inn Defiance Inn	Valuation Roll Mr P. Donaldson. Occupier P. Davidson Esq Inchmarlo	005.06	A public house, occupied by Mr. P. Donaldson, the property of P. Davidson Esq
OS1/19/3/64	School	School School School	P. Davidson Esq Mr Morrison, Wool Mill William Falconer	005.06	A small school for boys and girls, partly endowed by Mr Davidson. It has an average number of 50 scholars. Teacher's salary derived from the fees of the pupils and the endowment which is £8.10.
OS1/19/3/64						[Page] 64 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/64							"Waulkmill of Invercanny" originally entered under "Various modes of Spelling" column but this altered to Waulk Mill
OS1/19/3/65	Stone cist found here	Stone Cist found here Stone Cist found here Stone Cist found here Stone Cist found here	Mr Alexander Riddle Forester Mr George Grant Trustack Cottage Mr William Falconer Mr John Anderson	005.06	About 12 years ago in planting some young trees in this wood, a small cairn was removed, below which was found a Cist or Stone Coffin, almost level with the surface, and measured 3 feet long 2 feet broad and 2 feet deep; of rough undressed stones one at each side, one at each end and one on the top and two at the bottom, it was lying East & West but contained neither Urn, Bones, nor ashes.
OS1/19/3/65	Stone cist found here	Stone Cist found here Stone Cist found here Stone Cist found here Stone Cist found here	Mr Alexander Riddle Mr George Grant Mr William Falconer Mr John Anderson	005.10	A Cist, or rude stone coffin is to be seen at this place, about four feet long by 2 feet broad and 2 feet deep and is now nearly filled up level with the surface: no particulars can be obtained of when it was first discovered or what it contained. as the oldest inhabitants of the place cannot give any traditional account of it, the place is generally called the Cist or Kist Cairn
OS1/19/3/65						[Page] 65 Banchory Ternan Parish
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OS1/19/3/67	Bogarn	Bogarn Bogarn Bogarn	Mr James Steuart Inspector of Poor P. Davidson Esq. Inchmarlo Valuation Roll	005.06	A dwelling house, the property of P. Davidson Esq. Inchmarlo
OS1/19/3/67	Post Office	Post Office Post Office Post Office	Mr James Steuart P. Davidson Esq Mr Williamson, Occupier	005.06	This office has a despatch at seven oclock a.m. and a delivery at half past ten oclock a.m. It is not a money order office.
OS1/19/3/67						[Page] 67 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/68						[Page] 68 [Blank Page]
OS1/19/3/69	Sunfield Cottage	Sunfield Cottage Sunfield Cottage Sunfield Cottage	Patrick Davidson Esq. Inchmarlo Mr James Brebner Mills of Inchmarlo Mr James Steuart Inspector of Poor	005.07	A dwellinghouse, one story, thatched and in good repair; property of Patrick Davidson Esq.
OS1/19/3/69	Braehead	Braehead Braehead Braehead	Patrick Davidson Esq Mr James Brebner Mr James Steuart	005.07	A dwellinghouse, one story, thatched, and in good repair; property of Patrick Davidson Esq. Inchmarlo
OS1/19/3/69	Glencommon	Glencommon Glencommon Glencommon	Patrick Davidson Esq Mr James Steuart Valuation Roll 1862-3	005.07	A farmsteading, dwellinghouse two stories, slated, offices one story, thatched and in good repair; property of Patrick Davidson Esq. Inchmarlo.
OS1/19/3/69						[Page] 69 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/70	Gallow Hill	Gallow Hill Gallow Hill Gallow Hill	Mr James Steuart, Inspector of Poor Mr James Brebner, Mills of Inchmarlo Mr Francis Moir, Roadside of Inchmarlo	005.07	A small wooded knoll situated west of Gallowhillock; property of Sir James H. Burnett, Bart. [Baronet], Crathes Castle
OS1/19/3/70	Mills of Inchmarlo	Mills of Inchmarlo Mills of Inchmarlo Mills of Inchmarlo	Patrick Davidson Esq. Inchmarlo Mr James Brebner Mr James Steuart	005.07	Two mills on the Burn of Canny for the manufacture of bobbins, buckets etc. Motive power - water. Property of Patrick Davidson Esq. Inchmarlo.
OS1/19/3/70	Burn of Canny	Burn of Canny Burn of Canny Burn of Canny	Patrick Davidson Esq. Mr James Brebner Mr James Steuart	005.03	A large stream known by this name along its whole course in this Parish to its confluence with Dee.
OS1/19/3/70						[Page] 70 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/70							See also OS1/19/3/43 where there is a crossed out entry for Burn of Beltie above Peelie Burn
OS1/19/3/71	Clayholes	Clayholes Clayholes Clayholes	Patrick Davidson Esq. Inchmarlo Mr James Brebner, Mills of Inchmarlo Valuation Roll 1862-63	005.07	A small farmsteading, one storey, thatched and in good repair; property of Sir James H. Burnett, Bart. [Baronet] Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/71	Gallowhillock	Gallowhillock Gallowhillock Gallowhillock	Mr James Steuart, Inspector of Poor Mr James Brebner Valuation Roll 1862-63	005.07	A dwellinghouse, one story, thatched, and in good repair; property of Sir James H. Burnett Bart. [Baronet] Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/71	Bridgefoot	Bridgefoot Bridgefoot Bridgefoot	Mr James Steuart Mr James Brebner Valuation Roll 1862-63	005.07	A dwellinghouse, one story, thatched, and in good repair; property of Sir James H. Burnett, Bart.[Baronet] Crathes Castle -
OS1/19/3/71						[Page] 71 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/72	Glencommon Wood	Glencommon Wood Glencommon Wood Glencommon Wood	Patrick Davidson Esq. Inchmarlo Mr John Merchant, Farmer Woodhead Mr Francis Moir, Roadside of Inchmarlo	005.07	A large wood near Woodhead on the estate of Inchmarlo; property of Patrick Davidson Esq.
OS1/19/3/72	Woodhead	Woodhead Woodhead Woodhead	Patrick Davidson, Esq. Mr John Merchant, Tenant Valuation Roll 1862-3	005.07	A farmsteading and offices, one story, thatched, and in good repair; property of Patrick Davidson Esq. Inchmarlo.
OS1/19/3/72	East Mains of Inchmarlo	East Mains of Inchmarlo East Mains of Inchmarlo	Patrick Davidson Esq. Mr. Robert Adam, Tenant Valuation Roll 1862-3	005.07	A farmsteading and collection of dwellinghouses situated north-east of Inchmarlo House; property of Patrick Davidson Esq.
OS1/19/3/72						[Page] 72 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/73	West Mains of Inchmarlo	West Mains of Inchmarlo West Mains of Inchmarlo	Patrick Davidson Esq.,Inchmarlo Mr James Brebner, Mills of Inchmarlo Mr Francis Moir, Roadside of Inchmarlo	005.07	A small farmsteading, one story, slated, and in good repair; property of Patrick Davidson Esq.
OS1/19/3/73	Roadside of Inchmarlo	Roadside of Inchmarlo Roadside of Inchmarlo	Patrick Davidson Esq. Mr James Steuart, Inspector of Poor Valuation Roll 1862-3	005.07	A dwellinghouse and smithy, one story, thatched and in good repair; property of Patrick Davidson Esq. Inchmarlo.
OS1/19/3/73	Invercanny	Invercanny Invercanny Invercanny	Patrick Davidson Esq. Mr James Steuart Valuation Roll 1862-3	005.07	A farmsteading, dwellinghouse, three stories, offices one storey, and slated - Also a Turning Mill and Corn Mill - Motive power - water. Property of Sir James H. Burnett, Bart. [Baronet] Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/73						[Page] 73 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/74	Mains of Inchmarlo	Mains of Inchmarlo Mains of Inchmarlo Mains of Inchmarlo	Patrick Davidson Esq. Inchmarlo Mr Robert Adam East Mains of Inchmarlo Mr James Steuart Inspector of Poor	005.07	A farmsteading, two stories, slated and in excellent repair; property of Patrick Davidson Esq.
OS1/19/3/74	Inchmarlo	Inchmarlo Inchmarlo Inchmarlo	Patrick Davidson Esq. Mr James Steuart Valuation Roll 1862-3	005.07	A substantial mansionhouse of three stories; property and residence of Patrick Davidson Esq. -
OS1/19/3/74						[Page] 74 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/75	Newton of Leys	Newton of Leys Newton of Leys Newton of Leys	Valuation Roll for 1862 & 3 Alexander Stewart Inspector of Poor John McIntosh Tenant	005.08	A dwelling house and offices having a small portion of land attached. The property of Sir James H Burnett Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/75	Crow's Nest	Crow's Nest Crow's Nest Crow's Nest	Valuation Roll for 1862 & 3 Patrick Davidson Esq. Inchmarlo George Begg, Tennant	005.08	A dwelling house and offices. The property of P. Davidson Eq. Inchmarlo
OS1/19/3/75	Crowsnest Moss	Crowsnest Moss Crowsnest Moss Crowsnest Moss Crowsnest Moss	Valuation Roll for 1862 & 3 P. Davidson Esq. Inchmarlo John McIntosh Newton of Leys Hugh Clark Crowsnest Moss	005.08	A peat moss studded with natural fir trees.
OS1/19/3/75	Silver Craig	Silver Craig Silver Craig Silver Craig	P. Davidson Esq. Inchmarlo John McIntosh Newton of Leys Hugh Clark Crowsnest Moss	005.08	A small eminence situated a short distance S.[South] West of the Crow's Nest Moss. The property of P.Davidson Esq. Inchmarlo -
OS1/19/3/75						[Page] 75 Banchory Ternan Ph. [Parish] Sheet 5 Plan 8
OS1/19/3/76	Lochhead	Lochhead Lochhead Lochhead	Valuation Roll for 1862 & 3 Alexander McNicol Tenant Alexander Stewart Inspector of Poor Estate Plan	005.08	A farmhouse having good offices etc attached - The property of Sir J H Burnett Bart. [Baronet] Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/76	Lochton of Leys	Lochton of Leys Lochton of Leys	Valuation Roll for 1862 & 3 Alexander McNicol Lochhead Mrs Roy Lochton	005.08 ; 006.05	A few scattered houses, having gardens etc. attached.The property of Sir J H Burnett Bart. [Baronet] Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/76	Rifle Range	Rifle Range Rifle Range Rifle Range	Mr Alexander Stewart, Insp. [Inspector] of Poor Mr Alexander McNicol Lochhead Mrs Roy Lochton	005.08	A fine range with target and maga[magazines?] and distances from 100 yards up to 10[1000?] for the use of the Volunteers belonging to the Parish.
OS1/19/3/76						[Page] 76 Banchory Ternan Ph. [Parish] Sheet 5 Plan 8
OS1/19/3/77	Loch of Leys	Loch of Leys Loch of Leys Loch of Leys	Mr John Davidson Factor, Crathes Mr James Stewart, Inspector Estate Plan	005.08	"The Loch of Leys in a charter granted 1324 is denominated the "Loch of Banchory" and is described as having "a ferry, an island, and fishings"; but at present the public road from the Church to Raemoir passes through the middle of the hollow in which it lies, and probably in direction of the ancient ferry. Its banks are low and mostly barren. The soil occassionally covered by it is mossy presenting tufts of bog-myrtle, and stunted willows. Their still exists a small island near its southern shore, which is said to be artificial, founded on oak piles with the ruins of "ancient buildings and an oven upon it," and to have no traditions or notices which throw light on its history." Extract from Statistical Account. Since the above was written the loch has been drained and the space which it covered converted into arable land. During its progress several bronze pots, horns etc, were found in the soil, and are thus described in a small book entitled "Legends of Leys" "During its progress there were dug up some curious specimens of household utensils, as well as the horns and bones of an extinct species of deer. A canoe hollowed out of one log of wood, overturned, and with about half a dozen (the exact number is four bronze pots of antique shape lying beneath it, was found in a position which seemed to indicate its having been upset in crossing the loch, no doubt when the encampment of the first draining party broke up and returned to the old house. The canoe fell to pieces on being exposed to the air; the bronze utensils are of course carefully preserved, (and are still to be seen at Crathes Castle) The antlers of the deer are splendid specimens, and are evidently those of a huge species not now existing in Scotland."
OS1/19/3/77	Loch of Leys (site of)	Loch of Leys Loch of Leys Loch of Leys	Mr John Davidson Factor, Crathes Mr James Stewart, Inspector Estate Plan	005.08	"The Loch of Leys in a charter granted 1324 is denominated the "Loch of Banchory" and is described as having "a ferry, an island, and fishings"; but at present the public road from the Church to Raemoir passes through the middle of the hollow in which it lies, and probably in direction of the ancient ferry. Its banks are low and mostly barren. The soil occassionally covered by it is mossy presenting tufts of bog-myrtle, and stunted willows. Their still exists a small island near its southern shore, which is said to be artificial, founded on oak piles with the ruins of "ancient buildings and an oven upon it," and to have no traditions or notices which throw light on its history." Extract from Statistical Account. Since the above was written the loch has been drained and the space which it covered converted into arable land. During its progress several bronze pots, horns etc, were found in the soil, and are thus described in a small book entitled "Legends of Leys" "During its progress there were dug up some curious specimens of household utensils, as well as the horns and bones of an extinct species of deer. A canoe hollowed out of one log of wood, overturned, and with about half a dozen (the exact number is four bronze pots of antique shape lying beneath it, was found in a position which seemed to indicate its having been upset in crossing the loch, no doubt when the encampment of the first draining party broke up and returned to the old house. The canoe fell to pieces on being exposed to the air; the bronze utensils are of course carefully preserved, (and are still to be seen at Crathes Castle) The antlers of the deer are splendid specimens, and are evidently those of a huge species not now existing in Scotland."
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OS1/19/3/77							The Descriptive Remarks written on this page for Loch of Leys should be read in conjunction with the Descriptive Remarks given on the next page (OS1/19/3/78) which all relate to features connected with the Loch of Leys and its history
OS1/19/3/78	Site of Goo House	Goo-house Goo-house Goo-house	Statistical Account Mr John Davidson Factor, Crathes Mr James Stewart Inspector of Poor Sir James Burnett, Bart.[Baronet] of Leys.	005.08	"The artificial nature of this island (the island on which the Goo-house is situated) seems questionable, but the foundations, and even the plan of the buildings may be traced without much difficulty. They occupy nearly the whole surface and appear to have been a fortified dwelling of no great solidity, probably the resort or the residence of the family of Leys, before their fortalice was built at Crathes. It is sometimes called the "Gow or Goo-house," perhaps from the number of gulls which built their nest on the island" - Extract from Statistical Account. Since the above was written the foundation of this place has been excavated and found to be formed of the following materials in successive layers from the surface thus,- Clay, Brushwood, Sand, Stones, Brushwood, and Oak Piles. Owing to this, neither the foundation nor plan of the building can now be traced.
OS1/19/3/78	Crannoge Canoe found here		Statistical Account Mr John Davidson Factor, Crathes Mr James Stewart Inspector of Poor Sir James Burnett, Bart.[Baronet] of Leys.	005.08	"The artificial nature of this island (the island on which the Goo-house is situated) seems questionable, but the foundations, and even the plan of the buildings may be traced without much difficulty. They occupy nearly the whole surface and appear to have been a fortified dwelling of no great solidity, probably the resort or the residence of the family of Leys, before their fortalice was built at Crathes. It is sometimes called the "Gow or Goo-house," perhaps from the number of gulls which built their nest on the island" - Extract from Statistical Account. Since the above was written the foundation of this place has been excavated and found to be formed of the following materials in successive layers from the surface thus,- Clay, Brushwood, Sand, Stones, Brushwood, and Oak Piles. Owing to this, neither the foundation nor plan of the building can now be traced.
OS1/19/3/78						[Page] 78 Parish of Banchory Ternan [initialed] EHC I have fully investigated this Antiquity and questioned Sir James Burnett of Leys & his Factor, who both were present when the excavations on this island were made. From their testimony it cannot be doubted that this island was formed artificially, & answers in every particular to the "Crannoges" lately discovered by Antiquarians in Ireland & Switzerland. In every specimen found as yet a most wonderful similarity has existed, the materials being the same and invariably supported on piles of oak; and scarcely any Crannoge has been discovered without the remains of a primitive canoe being found beside it, which probably gave the means of transit between the island and the shore; besides this cooking utensils, bones of animals and also horns of deer, and weapons have generally been found about them. In all these respects the present instance agrees for at the excavations in 1851 its timber construction was placed beyond a doubt while in the Loch itself was found the primitive canoe, 6 Bronze pots (of which 4 are at Crathes, and 2 in the museum at Edinburgh) horns and the bones and jaws of a deer, and a bronze axe-head. There can therefore be no doubt that this is a "Crannoge", and it probably dates back to the 10th century, or thereabouts. - The term "Goo-house" is purely a local one & of modern date, but it is well known to every one in the district. E H Courtney Capt RE [Captain Royal Engineers] 20th June 1865
OS1/19/3/79	Wellhead	Wellhead Wellhead Wellhead	Valuation Roll for 1862 & 3 Lieut. Col [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Banchory Lodge George Alexander Tenant	005.08	A dwelling house and offices, having a small portion of land attached. The property of Col [Colonel] Ramsay Banchory Lodge.
OS1/19/3/79	Roadside of Arbeadie	Roadside of Arbeadie	Valuation Roll for 1862 & 3 Lieut Col [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Banchory George Alexander Wellhead	005.08	Two dwelling houses having gardens etc attached. Feu duties payable to Col [Colonel] Ramsay Banchory Lodge
OS1/19/3/79						[Page] 79 Banchory Ternan Ph. [Parish] Sheet 5 Plan 8
OS1/19/3/80	Corsee Wood	Corsee Wood Corsee Wood Corsee Wood	P.Davidson Esq; Inchmarlo James Todd Tillynarb Mr Alexander Stewart Inspector of Poor	005.08	A large extent of wood situated north and west of the village of Banchory. The property of Sir J.H. Burnett Bart [Baronet] Crathes Castle
OS1/19/3/80	Tillynarb	Tillynarb Tillynarb Tillynarb	Valuation Roll for 1862 & 3 Lieut Col [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Banchory Lodge James Todd Tenant	005.08	A dwelling house and offices, having a small portion of land attached. The property of Lieut Col [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Banchory Lodge
OS1/19/3/80	Upper Lochton	Upper Lochton Upper Lochton Upper Lochton	Valuation Roll for 1862 & 3 Mr Alexander Stewart Inspector of Poor James Todd Tillynarb	005.08	A few scattered houses having gardens & a small portion of land attached to each. The property of Sir James H. Burnett Bart [Baronet] Crathes Castle.
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OS1/19/3/81	Rottenmoss	Rottenmoss Rottenmoss Rottenmoss	Valuation Roll for 1862 & 3 Lieut Col [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Banchory Lodge Mr Alexander Stewart Inspector of Poor	005.08	Two dwelling houses and offices the property of Lt. Col [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Banchory Lodge and Sir JH Burnett Bart. [Baronet] Crathes Castle.-
OS1/19/3/81	Woodside of Arbeadie	Woodside of Arbeadie Woodside of Arbeadie	Valuation Roll for 1862 & 3 Lieut Col [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Banchory Mr Alexander Stewart Banchory	005.08	A collection of dwelling houses, chiefly slated, feu duties payable to Lieut Col [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Banchory Lodge.-
OS1/19/3/81	St Arnaud Place	St. Arnaud Place St. Arnaud Place St. Arnaud Place	Mr Alexander Stewart Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Mr J. Todd Tillynarb	005.08	Two dwelling houses having offices and gardens attached the property of Lieut Col [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Banchory Lodge.
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OS1/19/3/82	Poor Houses	Poor Houses Poor Houses Poor Houses	Mr Alexander Stewart Inspector of Poor P. Davidson Esq Inchmarlo John Todd Tillynarb	005.08	Two slated dwelling houses containing two tenements each built for the accomodation of the poor of the Parish.-
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OS1/19/3/83	Lochton of Leys	Lochton of Leys Lochton of Leys Lochton of Leys Lochton of Leys	Valuation Roll for 1862 & 3 Mr Duncan Donald Mr Alexander Ross Ley Mr R. Taylor Burn of Bennie	005.08 ; 006.05	Described on name sheet of Sheet 5.8 -
OS1/19/3/83	Burn of Bennie	Burn of Bennie Burn of Bennie Burn of Bennie	Mr Duncan Donald Mr Alexander Ross Ley Mr R. Taylor Burn of Bennie	006.05	A small stream flowing from the Loch of Leys, and running in a southerly direction.
OS1/19/3/83	Burn of Bennie	Burn of Bennie Burn of Bennie Burn of Bennie	Mr Duncan Donald Mr Alexander Ross Ley Mr R.Taylor Burn of Bennie	006.05	A name applied to several cottages having offices and gardens attached to each. The property of Sir J.H. Burnett Bart. [Baronet] Crathes Castle.-
OS1/19/3/83	Ley	Ley Ley Ley	Valuation Roll for 1862 & 3 Mr Alexander Ross Tenant Mr Duncan Donald	006.05	A good farm house having offices etc attached. The property of Sir J.H. Burnett Bart [Baronet] Crathes Castle.-
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OS1/19/3/84	River Dee	River Dee	Patrick Davidson Esq. Inchmarlo Lieut Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Banchory Lodge Mr John Davidson Factor Crathes	005.10	A large river having its source on the mountains in the south of Aberdeenshire and which, flowing in a north-east direction, joins the sea at Aberdeen. It is navigable for a short distance from its mouth.
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OS1/19/3/85	Woodend	Woodend Woodend Woodend	Estate Plan Mr John Davidson Factor Crathes Mr Alexander Stewart Inspector of Poor	006.05	A substantial farmsteading with offices and garden attached; property of Sir J. H. Burnett, Bart. [Baronet] Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/85	Bridge of Bennie	Bridge of Bennie Bridge of Bennie Bridge of Bennie	Mr John Davidson Mr Alexander Stewart Mr William Barron Birkenbaud	006.05	A stone bridge of one arch spanning the Burn of Benny on the T.P. [turnpike] road between Banchory and Aberdeen
OS1/19/3/85	Heugh head Wood	Heugh-head Wood Heugh-head Wood Heugh-head Wood	Mr John Davidson Mr William Barron Birkenbaud Mr J. Allan Woodbank Cottage	006.05	A small wood situated on the south side of the T.P.[turnpike] road from Banchory to Aberdeen; property of Sir J.H. Burnett, Bart. [Baronet] Crathes Castle.
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OS1/19/3/86	Hill of Banchory	Hill of Banchory Hill of Banchory Hill of Banchory	R.Taylor, Burn of Bennie A. Ross, Ley William Barron Birkenbaud	006.05	A large wooded eminence, well known by this name, the property of Sir J. Burnett, Crathes,
OS1/19/3/86	Birkenbaud	Birkenbaud Birkenbaud Birkenbaud	Mr William Barron Farmer Mr John Davidson Factor Crathes Mr Alexander Stewart Inspector of Poor	006.05	A substantial farmsteading with offices and garden attached; property of Sir J. H. Burnett Bart. [Baronet] Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/86	Pantoch	Pantoch Pantoch Pantoch	Mr John Davidson Mr Alexander Stewart Mr A. Morrison, Pantoch	006.05	A small cottage with offices and garden attached; property of Sir J.H. Burnett Bart. [Baronet] Crathes Castle
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OS1/19/3/87	The Nook	The Nook The Nook The Nook	Mr John Davidson Factor The Nook Mr James Thompson The Nook Mr Alexander Ross Upper Leys	006.06	Four cottages occupied by John Davidson & others, the property of Sir James Burnett Bart. [Baronet] Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/87	Upper Leys	Upper Leys Upper Leys Upper Leys	Mr John Davidson Mr James Thompson Mr A. Ross	006.06	A farm house occupied by Alexander Ross, the property of Sir James Burnett.
OS1/19/3/87	Candieshill	Candieshill Candieshill Candieshill	Mr John Davidson Mr Thomas Ramsay Occupier Valuation Roll	006.06	A farm steading, the property of Sir James Burnett Bart. [Baronet]
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OS1/19/3/87							Error in Situation Column v pre entered info?
OS1/19/3/88	Crathes Castle	Crathes Castle Crathes Castle Crathes Castle	Sir James Burnett Bart. [Baronet] Proprietor Mr John Davidson The Nook Valuation Roll.	006.06	The seat of Sir James Burnett Bart [Baronet] is situated on a green bank at the end of a ridge of wooded rocks, and embosomed among fine trees, it is an imposing baronial structure consisting of a tall square tower having ornamental turrets, in the Scotch castellated style, and of some modern additions. The walls are massive, and it was formerly considered capable of defence. The date 1596 is cut on stone on the castle, but the statistical account says it was built in 1528. "In 1528, the present castle of Crathes was built by a son of the above Alexander Burnett." Statistical Account, p. [page] 338
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OS1/19/3/89	Woodbine Cottage	Woodbine Cottage Woodbine Cottage Woodbine Cottage	Mr John Davidson The Nook Mr James Thompson The Nook Mr John Allen Occupier	006.06	A handsome cottage, near Crathes Castle, the property of Sir James Burnett Bart [Baronet]; Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/89	Baldarroch	Baldarroch Baldarroch Baldarroch	Mr John Davidson Mr John Gordon Occupier Mr James Thompson	006.06	A farm steading occupied by John Gordon, the property of Sir James Burnett.
OS1/19/3/89	Crathes Station	Crathes Railway Station Crathes Railway Station Crathes Railway Station	Mr John Davidson Mr John Gordon Mr James Thompson	006.06	A small station on the Deeside Railway about three miles from Banchory.
OS1/19/3/89	Rookery	Rookery Rookery Rookery	Mr John Davidson The Nook Mr James Thompson The Nook Mr John Allan	006.06	A clump of tall fir trees near Crathes Castle, the continual resort of flights of Rooks.
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OS1/19/3/91	Doualty	Doualty Doualty Dowalty	Mr John Davidson The Nook Mr James Humble Occupier Valuation Roll	006.07	A farmhouse occupied by James Humble, the property of Sir James Burnett Bart [Baronet]:
OS1/19/3/91	Ramiltack	Ramiltack Ramiltack Ramiltack	Valuation Roll Mr James Humble Mr James Leighton Baldarroch	006.07	A poor dwelling house, the property of Sir James Burnett
OS1/19/3/91	Upper Mills of Drum	Upper Mills of Drum Upper Mills of Drum Upper Mills of Drum	Mr John Davidson Mr Charles Hunter Occupier Mr James Leighton	006.07	A large farm steading occupied, by Charles Hunter the property of Sir James Burnett
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OS1/19/3/93	Woodend Cottage	Woodend Cottage Woodend Cottage Woodend Cottage	Mansfield Forbes Esq occupier Mr William Falconer Backhill of Trustack Valuation Roll	005.09	A handsome dwelling house with out offices etc attached occupied by Mansfield Forbes Esq the property of Sir James Burnett Bart [Baronet]: Crathes Castle.
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OS1/19/3/95	The Girnals	The Girnals The Girnals The Girnals	Douglas Wimberley Esq. Lumphanan Mr John Campbell, Forester, Blackhall Mr William Ritchie, Banchory	005.10	Two streams on the River Dee a short distance east of Burn of Kettock.
OS1/19/3/95	The Green Spout	The Green Spout The Green Spout The Green Spout	Douglas Wimberley Esq. Mr John Campbell Mr William Ritchie	005.10	A stream on the River Dee.-
OS1/19/3/95	The Scobach	The Scobach The Scobach The Scobach	Douglas Wimberley Esq. Mr John Campbell Mr William Ritchie	005.10	A fishing pool on the River Dee opposite Trustack Cottage.
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OS1/19/3/96	Ferroch	Ferroch Ferroch Ferroch	Douglas Wimberley Esq. Lumpanan Mr John Campbell Forrester Blackhall Mr William Ritchie, Banchory	005.10	A fishing pool on the River Dee
OS1/19/3/96	The Grey Mare	The Grey Mare The Grey Mare The Grey Mare	Douglas Wimberley Esq. Mr John Campbell Mr William Ritchie	005.10	A stream on the River Dee
OS1/19/3/96	Cairnton	Cairnton Cairnton Cairnton	Mr John Davidson Factor Crathes Mr James Stewart, Inspector of Poor Valuation Roll 1862-3	005.10	A small farmsteading with offices attached; property of Sir James H. Burnett, Bart. [Baronet] Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/96	Hill of Cairnton	Hill of Cairnton Hill of Cairnton Hill of Cairnton	Mr James Stewart Mr John Davidson Factor Mr Alexander Riddler, Forrester, Trustack Cottage	005.10	A conspicuous, isolated wooded hill situated north of Cairnton Cottage; property of Sir James H. Burnett, Bart. [Baronet] Crathes Castle
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OS1/19/3/97	Cairnton Cottage	Cairnton Cottage Cairnton Cottage Cairnton Cottage	Mr John Davidson Factor, Crathes Mr Alexander Stewart, Inspector of Poor Mr Alexander Falconer	005.11	A substantial cottage, situated on the banks of the River Dee about a mile west of Blackhall; property of Sir James Burnett Bart, [Baronet] Crathes -
OS1/19/3/97	The Glisters	The Glisters The Glisters The Glisters	Douglas Wimberley Esq. Lumphanan Mr William Ritchie, Banchory Mr David Moir Auchattie	005.11	A very rapid, narrow stream in the River Dee, about half a mile west of Blackhall - .
OS1/19/3/97	Salt Vat	Salt Vat Salt Vat Salt Vat	Douglas Wimberley Esq. Mr William Ritchie Mr John Campbell Forrester Blackhall	005.11	A fishing pool in the River Dee situated a quarter of a mile north-west of Blackhall.
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OS1/19/3/98	Supposed Encampment	(Supposed) Encampment (Supposed) Encampment (Supposed) Encampment	Statistical Account Mr William Imray, Banchory Mr William Falconer, Cairnton Cottage	005.11	"At Cairnton, on the east end of the hill and ancient wood of Trustach, near a steep bank of the Dee, there is a slightly hollow place, overgrown with birch, about 150 yards square, which, on its north and only open side, has two ramparts of earth, each 300 yards long, from 10 to 15 yards high, and 16 broad. They converge from the bank on each side, and complete two sides of a square, the rest of which is formed by the nature of the ground. They do not, however, meet, but leave an entrance at the angle about 20 yards wide. A large body of men might lie within them without being easily observed. The position is moderately elevated, and commands a pass between the heights of Inchmarlo and the Dee, through which the present roads lies. It overlooks almost every approach, and has the river immediately behind, and the Canny at a little distance in the haugh below. No traditions respecting it exist, and, as the spot is rather sequestered, it is very little known. But it has evidently been a strong and well-selected encampment. Its massive structure and general appearance, compared with their undoubted remains in other parts of the country, incline some to think that it owes its origins to the Romans. The name of the place (Cairnton) would indicate, perhaps, the site of a battle, but there are no cairns or tumuli at present to be seen." Extract from Statistical Account.
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OS1/19/3/98							New Statistical Account p 335
OS1/19/3/99	Gateside of Inchmarlo	Gateside of Inchmarlo Gateside of Inchmarlo	Mr Alexander Stewart Inspector of Poor Mr Paul, Merchant, Banchory Mr William Ritchie, Merchant, Banchory	005.11	Two dwelling houses one storey, slated and in good repair; property of Patrick Davidson Esq. Inchmarlo.
OS1/19/3/99	The Fawn	The Fawn The Fawn The Fawn	Douglas Wimberley Esq. Lumphanan Mr John Campbell Forrester Blackhall Mr William Ritchie	005.11	A fishing pool on the River Dee about half a mile east of Blackhall.
OS1/19/3/99	Hecklebirnie	Hecklebirnie Hecklebirnie Hecklebirnie	Mr William Ritchie Mr Francis Rae Banchory Mr James Duncan Banchory	005.11	A broad, rough stream on the River Dee, situated at the confluence of Ree Burn with the River -
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OS1/19/3/101	Woodville	Woodville Woodville Woodville	Mr James Stewart, Inspector of Poor Mr Henry Trew, Grove Cottage Revd. [Reverend] George Hutchison	005.12	A dwelling house, one story, slated and in good repair; property of Sir James H. Burnett, Bart [Baronet], Crathes Castle -
OS1/19/3/101	Hillhead of Arbeadie	Hillhead of Arbeadie Hillhead of Arbeadie Hillhead of Arbeadie	Mr James Stewart Mr William Imray, Banchory Mr William Sim, Merchant Banchory	005.12	A small farmsteading with offices and garden attached; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Banchory Lodge.
OS1/19/3/101	Mount St Ternan	Mount St. Ternan Mount St. Ternan Mount St. Ternan	Mr James Stewart Mr Beveridge, Occupier Mr William Sim.	005.12	A substantial building of two storys, recently erected and tenanted by Mr Beveridge; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Banchory Lodge.
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OS1/19/3/102	Hollybank	Hollybank Hollybank Hollybank	Mr James Stewart Inspector Valuation Roll Mr George Allan Arbeadie	005.12	A dwelling house, two storys, slated, and in good repair; property of
OS1/19/3/102	Woodside	Woodside Woodside Woodside	Mr James Stewart Valuation Roll Mr William Imray, Banchory	005.12	A dwellinghouse, two storeys, slated, and in good repair; property of
OS1/19/3/102	Windyhills	Windyhills Windyhills	Mr James Stewart Mr William Imray	005.12	A dwellinghouse, one storey, thatched and in good repair; property of
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OS1/19/3/103	Doeshole	Doeshole Doeshole Doeshole	Lieut. Col [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay, Banchory Lodge Mr James Stewart, Inspector Valuation Roll 1862-3	005.12	A small dwellinghouse, one story, thatched, and in good repair; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay, Banchory Lodge.
OS1/19/3/103	Deebank	Deebank Deebank Deebank	Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Mr James Stewart Valuation Roll 1862-3	005.12	A substantial dwelling house, two storys, slated, and in good repair; property of Mrs. Col. [Colonel] Gordon -
OS1/19/3/103	Braehead	Braehead Braehead Braehead	Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Mr James Stewart Valuation Roll 1862-3	005.12	A farmsteading, with offices and garden attached; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay, Banchory Lodge.
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OS1/19/3/104	Invery Cottage	Invery Cottage Invery Cottage Invery Cottage	Mr James Stewart, Inspector Mr William Imray, Banchory Mr William Sim, Merchant, Banchory	005.12	A dwellinghouse, one story, slated, and in good repair; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay, Banchory Lodge.
OS1/19/3/104	Oldtown	Oldtown Oldtown Aldtown	Revd [Reverend] George Hutchison Mr James Stewart Valuation Roll 1862-3	005.12	A farmsteading with offices and garden attached; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay, Banchory Lodge.
OS1/19/3/104	Bridge of Dee	Bridge of Dee Bridge of Dee Bridge of Dee	Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Mr James Stewart Mr William Imray	005.12	"The Bridge of Dee was first erected by public subscription in 1798. It consisted of a central wooden arch, 175ft [feet] wide, having a smaller stone arch of half that width on each side, and a smaller supplemental one of 19 feet on the south bank. After the flood of 1829, it had fallen into such disrepair, that an iron truss arch was substituted for the wooden, at the expense of the trustees of the Stonehaven Road. It is a singular, but not a very commodious structure, and harmonises but indifferently with its fine situation." Extract from Statistical Account.
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OS1/19/3/105	Endowed School	Lady Burnett's School (Endowed)	Mr James Stewart Mr William Imray Revd [Reverend] George Hutchison	005.12	A schoolroom erected by Lady Burnett of Leys in 1838. Average number of pupils in attendance, 65. Teachers salary derived from the endowment and the school-fees. Originally the lands of the Hirn in this parish were mortified to build and support an hospital for old men and women, but finding there would be little necessity for such a building the funds were used to provide suitable teachers for the young. Latterly the Trustees of the mortification resigned their right to the Baronets of Leys, under the stipulation that a certain sum of money would be paid yearly to two teachers in the parish. Subject to this agreement the teacher of this school receives annually £18.
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OS1/19/3/105							Lamel Cottage - Not to be written on Plan. Scored through
OS1/19/3/106	Dee Street	Dee Street Dee Street Dee Street	Mr James Stewart, Inspector Mr William Imray Banchory Valuation Roll 1862-3	005.12	A portion of the public road from the village of Banchory to the Bridge of Dee. It has houses only on the west side, buildings of one and two storys. -
OS1/19/3/106	Gas Street	Gas Street Gas Street Gas Street	Mr James Stewart Mr William Imray Mr William Sim, Merchant, Banchory	005.12	A small lane close to the Deeside Railway Extension, and parallel to High Street. So called as it contains the Gas Work.
OS1/19/3/106	Corsee House	Corsee House Corsee House Corsee House	Mr James Stewart Mr William Imray Valuation Roll	005.12	A substantial dwelling house of two storeys. occupied by Col. [Colonel] N. J. Christie; property of Sir James H. Burnett, Bart. [Baronet], Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/106						106 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/107	Minonny	Minonny Minonny Minonny	Mr James Stewart, Inspector Mr Alexander Duncan, Occupier Valuation Roll	005.12	A small farmsteading, one story, slated , and in good repair; property of John Douglas, Esq. Tilwhilly.
OS1/19/3/107						[Page] 107 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/108	Feugh Cottage	Feugh Cottage Feugh Cottage Feugh Cottage	Mr James Stewart, Inspector Mr William Imray, Banchory Valuation Roll 1862-3	005.12	A dwellinghouse, one story, slated, and in good repair; property of John Douglas Esq. Tilwhilly -
OS1/19/3/108	Bridge of Feugh	Bridge of Feugh Bridge of Feugh Bridge of Feugh	Lieut. Col.[Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Mr James Stewart Mr William Imray	005.12	A stone bridge of three arches, crossing the Water of Feugh on the turnpike road between Banchory and Stonehaven -
OS1/19/3/108	Banchory Lodge	Banchory Lodge Banchory Lodge Banchory Lodge	Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Mr James Stewart Valuation Roll 1862-3	005.12	A substantial mansion-house on the north bank of the Dee; property and residence of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay. Originally this was an Inn or Publick House and was called Cobbleheugh. At that time the turnpike road passed the house and the river was crossed at a ford immediately in front -
OS1/19/3/108						[Page] 108 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/109	Free Church	Free Church Free Church Free Church	Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay, Banchory Lodge Mr James Stewart, Inspector Mr William Imray, Banchory	005.12	A large plain building erected in 1845, and seated to contain 700 members; number of communicants about 600.
OS1/19/3/109	Clayholes	Clayholes Clayholes Clayholes	Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Mr James Stewart Estate Plan.	005.12	A small farmsteading, with offices and garden attached; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay, Banchory Lodge
OS1/19/3/109						[Page] 109 Parish of Banchory Ternan [Raemoir Terrace] Not to be written on Plan
OS1/19/3/110	Woodside of Arbeadie	Woodside of Arbeadie Woodside of Arbeadie	Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay, Banchory Lodge Mr James Stewart, Inspector Mr William Imray, Banchory.	005.12	A collection of dwellinghouses, on the estate of Arbeadie, principally one story, all slated, and in good repair; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay, Banchory Lodge.
OS1/19/3/110	Banchory Station	Banchory Railway Station Banchory Railway Station	Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Mr James Stewart Mr William Imray	005.12	A railway station forming the west terminus of the Deeside Railway, and the east terminus of the Deeside Extension Railway; property of the Deeside Railway Company.
OS1/19/3/110	Prospect Cottage	Prospect Cottage Prospect Cottage Prospect Cottage	Mr James Stewart Mr William Imray Mr William Sim, Merchant, Banchory	005.12	A dwellinghouse, one story, slated and in good repair; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay, Banchory Lodge.
OS1/19/3/110						110 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/111	Arbeadie	Arbeadie Arbeadie Arbeadie	Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay, Banchory Lodge Mr James Stewart, Inspector Estate Plan	005.12	A district of land containing the modern village of Arbeadie and several large farms - property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Banchory Lodge.
OS1/19/3/111	Upper Arbeadie	Upper Arbeadie Upper Arbeadie Upper Arbeadie	Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Mr James Stewart Estate Plan	005.12	A farmsteading on the estate of Arbeadie, with offices and garden attached; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay, Banchory Lodge.
OS1/19/3/111	Lower Arbeadie	Lower Arbeadie Lower Arbeadie Lower Arbeadie	Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Mr James Stewart Estate Plan	005.12	A farmsteading on the estate of Arbeadie, with offices and garden attached; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay, Banchory Lodge.
OS1/19/3/111						[Page] 111 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/112	Gallow Hillock	Gallow Hillock Gallow Hillock Gallow Hillock	Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay, Banchory Lodge Mr James Stewart, Inspector Mr William Imray, Banchory	005.12	A small knoll a short distance south-west of Lower Arbeadie, property of Lieut. Col.[Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay, Banchory Lodge.
OS1/19/3/112	Arbeadie Terrace	Arbeadie Terrace ArbeadieTerrace Arbeadie Terrace	Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay. Mr James Stewart Mr William Imray.	005.12	A row of self-contained cottages in the village of Arbeadie, all one story, slated, and in good repair; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Banchory Lodge.
OS1/19/3/112	Roslin Cottage	Roslin Cottage Roslin Cottage Roslin Cottage	Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Mr James Stewart Valuation Roll	005.12	A dwelling house, one story, slated, and in good repair; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay, Banchory Lodge.
OS1/19/3/112						[Page] 112 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/113	Bellfield	Bellfield Bellfield Bellfield	Mr James Stewart Dr. [Doctor] Adams, Tenant Valuation Roll 1862-3	005.12	A substantial dwelling house of two storys, occupied by Dr. [Doctor] Adams; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay, Banchory Lodge.
OS1/19/3/113	Kineskie	Kineskie Kineskie Kineskie	Mr James Stewart Mr James Hogg, Tenant Valuation Roll 1862-3	005.12	A large farmsteading: with offices and garden attached; property of Sir James H. Burnett, Bart. [Baronet] Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/113						[Page] 113 Parish of Banchory Ternan [The Terrace] Not to be written on Plan
OS1/19/3/113							The Terrace - scored through
OS1/19/3/114	Chapel Brae	Chapel Brae Chapel Brae Chapel Brae	Mr James Stewart Inspector Mr William Imray, Banchory Valuation Roll 1862-3	005.12	A steep lane stretching northward from the Burnett Arms Hotel to Hillhead of Arbeadie
OS1/19/3/114	Bath Street	Bath Street Bath Street Bath Street	Mr James Stewart Mr William Imray Valuation Roll.	005.12	A narrow street stretching eastward from the Burnett Arms Hotel, and running nearly parallel to High Street. The houses in this street are generally detached cottages, and all on the north side -
OS1/19/3/114	High Street	High Street High Street High Street	Mr James Stewart Mr William Imray Valuation Roll	005.12	The principal street in the village of Banchory, containing the Hotels, Post-Office, and principal shops. The houses are substantial buildings, generally of two storys -
OS1/19/3/114						[Page] 114 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/114							Chapel Brae today known as Mount Street Bath Street today known as Watson Street
OS1/19/3/115	Fernbank	Fernbank Fernbank Fernbank	Mr James Stewart Inspector, Tenant Mr Henry Trew, Grove Cottage Revd. [Reverend] George Hutchison	005.12	A substantial cottage tenanted by Mr James Stewart, Inspector of Poor; property of Patrick Davidson Esq. Inchmarlo.
OS1/19/3/115	Mavisbank	Mavisbank Mavisbank Mavisbank	Mr James Stewart Mr Henry Trew Valuation Roll 1862-3	005.12	A dwellinghouse, two storys, slated and in good repair; property of Sir James H. Burnett, Bart. [Baronet] Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/115	Grove Cottage	Grove Cottage Grove Cottage Grove Cottage	Mr James Stewart Mr Henry Trew Valuation Roll 1862-3	005.12	A substantial cottage, tenanted by Mr Henry Trew; property of Patrick Davidson Esq. Inchmarlo.
OS1/19/3/115						[Page] 115 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/116	Rose Pot	Rose Pot Rose Pot Rose Pot	Douglas Wimberley Esq. Lumphanan Mr James Stewart, Inspector of Poor Mr William Ritchie, Banchory	005.12	A fishing pool on the River Dee -
OS1/19/3/116	Standing Stone	Standing Stone Standing Stone Standing Stone	Mr James Stewart Mr William Imray, Banchory Dr. [Doctor] Adams, Banchory	005.12	"About a mile and a half farther west, (from the present Manse) a stone is seen Standing 8 feet high above ground, and 13 feet in circumference, which is the only remains of a large Druidical Circle, almost entire about fifty years ago." Extract from Statistical Account -
OS1/19/3/116	Inchmarlo Cottage	Inchmarlo Cottage Inchmarlo Cottage Inchmarlo Cottage	Revd. [Reverend] George Hutchison Mr James Stewart Mr Henry Trew, Grove Cottage	005.12	A dwellinghouse, two storys, slated, and in good repair; property of Patrick Davidson Esq. Inchmarlo.
OS1/19/3/116						[Page] 116 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/117	St Ternan's Chapel	St. Ternan's Chapel (Episcopalian) St. Ternan's Chapel (Episcopalian)	Mr James Stewart, Inspector Mr William Imray, Banchory Mr William Sim, Merchant Banchory	005.12	A small, neat building in the Gothic style of architecture. The funds necessary for its erection were collected by subscription from amongst the more influential gentlemen in the vicinity. Dedicated to St. Ternan.
OS1/19/3/117	Burnett Arms Hotel	Burnett Arms Hotel Burnett Arms Hotel	Mr James Stewart Mr J Jessiman, Occupier Mr William Imray	005.12	A large hotel and posting establishment, having every accommodation suitable for tourists and travellers. Tenanted by Mr. J. Jessiman; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay, Banchory Lodge.
OS1/19/3/117						[Page] 117 Parish of Banchory Ternan [Douglas Arms Hotel] Not to be written on Plan
OS1/19/3/117							Douglas Arm Hotel - scored through
OS1/19/3/118	Post Office	Post Office Post Office Post Office	Mr James Stewart Mr William Imray Mr William Sim	005.12	This office has two despatches, at 8 o'clock A.M. and 12 o'clock, and two arrivals, at 8.30 A.M., and 5.45 P.M., daily. It is also a Money Order Office.
OS1/19/3/118	Gas Works	Gas Works Gas Works Gas Works	Mr James Stewart Mr William Imray Mr William Sim	005.12	A small Gas Work, having one gasometer and the necessary apparatus for the manufacture of Gas.
OS1/19/3/118						[Page] 118 Parish of Banchory Ternan [Banchory Hotel] Not to be written on Plan
OS1/19/3/118							Banchory Hotel - scored through
OS1/19/3/119	Viewmount	Viewmount Viewmount Viewmount	Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay, Banchory Lodge Mr James Stewart, Inspector Mr William Imray, Banchory	005.12	A dwellinghouse of two storys, situated in Arbeadie village; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay, Banchory Lodge.
OS1/19/3/119	Manse	Free Church Manse Free Church Manse Free Church Manse	Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Mr James Stewart Mr William Imray	005.12	A dwelling house, two storys, slated, and in good repair; property of the Free Church congregation.
OS1/19/3/119	School	Free Church School Free Church School Free Church School	Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Mr James Stewart Mr William Imray	005.12	A schoolroom with teacher's residence attached, erected in 1862. Average number of pupils 86. Teacher's salary partly derived from the school-fees; he also has a Government grant.
OS1/19/3/119						[Page] 119 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/120	Arbeadie	Arbeadie Arbeadie Arbeadie	Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay, Banchory Lodge Mr James Stewart, Inspector Mr William Imray, Banchory	005.12	A small village close to Banchory Railway Station, and about half a mile east of Banchory village. It contains the Free Church, Manse, and School. The houses are principally in the form of detached cottages, with an occasionally a dwelling of two stories; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay, Banchory Lodge.
OS1/19/3/120	Arbeadie Cottage	Arbeadie Cottage Arbeadie Cottage Arbeadie Cottage	Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Mr James Stewart Mr William Imray	005.12	A dwellinghouse, two storys, slated, and in good repair; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay, Banchory Lodge
OS1/19/3/120	Broombank	Broombank Broombank Broombank	Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Mr James Stewart Estate Plan	005.12	A dwelling house of two storys, tenanted by Dr. [Doctor] Adams; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay, Banchory Lodge.
OS1/19/3/120						[Page] 120 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/121	Branch of Union Bank	Union Bank (Branch of) Union Bank (Branch of) Union Bank (Branch of)	Mr James Stewart Mr William Imray Mr William Sim	005.12	A large and substantial building of two storys, recently erected and comprising the Bank office and dwellinghouses.
OS1/19/3/121	Branch of North of Scotland Bank	North of Scotland Bank (Branch of) North of Scotland Bank (Branch of) North of Scotland Bank (Branch of)	Mr James Stewart Mr William Imray Mr William Sim	005.12	A branch of the North of Scotland Bank established in a part of the premises occupied by Mr William Sim Merchant.
OS1/19/3/121						[Page] 121 Parish of Banchory Ternan Independent Chapel] Not to be written on Plan This building is occasionally let for entertainments, and shortly it is to be demolished and a new Town Hall erected.
OS1/19/3/122	St Ternan's Well	St Ternan's Well St Ternan's Well St Ternan's Well	Mr James Stewart, Inspector Mr William Imray, Banchory Revd [Reverend] George Hutchison	005.12	A small spring well on the east side of Arbeadie Cottage and on the track of the old turn-pike road. From Statistical Account, P. 323. "Ternan, or Tarnan, by which this parish is distinguished from one near it of the same name, is derived from St. Terne or Ternanus, who, according to Fordun, the Breviary of Aberdeen, and other Authorities, flourished about A. D. [Anno Domini] 440. Usher, however, places his era subsequent to A.D. [Anno Domini] 684 ......An Annual Fair and a Fountain in this parish still retain his name"
OS1/19/3/122						[Page] 122 Parish of Banchory Ternan [(Site of) Secession Chapel] Not to be written on Plan
OS1/19/3/123	School	School School School	Mr John Robertson. Schoolmaster Mr D. Caird Mill of Tilquhillie Mr James Dawson Tilquhillie Cottage	006.09	A parish school for boys and girls containing an average of 30 scholars. The government salary £50. is equally divided between the teacher of it, & the teacher of the parochial school at Banchory.
OS1/19/3/123	March Burn	March Burn March Burn March Burn	Mr James Dawson Mr John Robertson Mr D. Caird	006.09	Takes its source near the small farm of Bogforran, and after taking a Northerly course falls into the River Dee. For nearly the whole of its length, it forms the boundary between the parishes of Banchory Ternan and Durris.
OS1/19/3/123						[Page] 123 Parish of Banchory Terrnan
OS1/19/3/124	Church	Church	Lieut, Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay, Banchory Lodge Revd. [Reverend] George Hutchison Mr. James Stewart, Inspector	006.09	Erected in 1824 "It is a plain substantial building, in the Gothic style, sufficiently neat and commodious within, but defective in having the tower in front too low, and in having neither a vestry nor porch behind. It affords accommodation for about 1300 persons. It has no free unappropriated sittings."- Extract from Statistical Account
OS1/19/3/124	Manse	Manse	Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Revd. [Reverend] George Hutchison Mr James Stewart	006.09	A plain, substantial building, two storys in height, erected in 1798. "In a wall, opposite the Manse is a hollow, which represents with the original stones the shape, size, and situation of a coffin, found when excavating the ground for the present road to Aberdeen. It contained an urn of tolerable workmanship with some ashes." Extract from Statistical Account.
OS1/19/3/124						[Page] 124 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/125	New Banchory	New Banchory New Banchory New Banchory	Mr James Stewart, Inspector Mr James Hunter Tenant Valuation Roll 1862-3	006.09	A farmsteading with offices and garden attached; property of Sir James H. Burnett, Bart [Baronet], Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/125	Birkwood	Birkwood Birkwood Birkwood	Mr James Srewart Valuation Roll 1862-3 Mr James Dawson Forester Tilquhillie	006.09	A substantial dwellinghouse, two stories, slated and in excellent repair,property of the Trustees of the late Alexander Leslie.
OS1/19/3/125	Maryfield	Maryfield Maryfield Maryfield	Mr James Dawson Mr George Ogilvie Estate Plan	006.09	A large farmsteading with offices and garden attached; property of John Douglas Esq Tilquhillie
OS1/19/3/125						[Page] 125 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/126	Alma Cottage	Alma Cottage Alma Cottage Alma Cottage	Mr James Stewart, Inspector Mr John Davidson, Factor Crathes Mr James Hunter, New Banchory	006.09	A farmsteading with offices and garden attached; property of Sir James H. Burnett, Bart [Baronet], Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/126	East New Banchory	East New Banchory East New Banchory East New Banchory	Mr James Stewart Mr James Hunter Valuation Roll 1862-3	006.09	A dwellinghouse, one story, thatched, and in good repair; property of Sir James H. Burnett, Bart [Baronet], Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/126	Silverstripe	Silverstripe Silverstripe Silverstripe	Mr James Stewart Mr John Davidson Mr James Hunter	006.09	A dwellinghouse, one story, slated, and in good repair. The name is also given to a sawmill close to the house, the buildings of which are wood, and the motive power water.
OS1/19/3/126						[Page] 126 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/127	West Balbridie	West Balbridie	Mr James Stewart, Inspector Mr Robert Wishart,Tenant Valuation Roll 1862-3	006.09	A small farmsteading, one story, thatched and in good repair; property of Alexander W. Mactier Esq. Durris House.
OS1/19/3/127	Beltcraigs	Beltcraigs Bellcraig	Mr James Stewart Mr James Dawson, Forester Tilquhillie Valuation Roll 1862-3 Estate Plan	006.09	A farmsteading with offices and garden attached; property of John Douglas Esq. Tilquhillie
OS1/19/3/127	Hill of Maryfield	Hill of Maryfield	Mr James Dawson Mr George Ogilvie, Maryfield Mr James Kelman, Crofthead	006.09	A conspicuous wooded hill feature on the farm of Maryfield.
OS1/19/3/127	Hillhead of Maryfield	Hillhead of Maryfield	Mr James Dawson Mr George Ogilvie, Maryfield Mr James Kelman, Crofthead	006.09	The name of a crofter's residence on the farm of Maryfield.
OS1/19/3/127						[Page] 127 Parish of Banchory Ternan
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OS1/19/3/129	Market Stance	Market Stance Market Stance Market Stance	Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Banchory Lodge Mr James Stewart, Inspector of Poor Mr William Imray, Banchory	006.09	A small portion of ground used as a market, situated about a quarter of a mile east of the parish church. There are ten markets held here annually, one of which is still known as St. Ternan's Market.
OS1/19/3/129	Kirkland House	Kirkland House Kirkland House Kirkland House	Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Mr James Stewart Valuation Roll /62-3	006.09	A small block of buildings situated a short distance north of the grave-yard and between it and the turnpike road to Aberdeen; property of Mr James McHardy Gerard St. Aberdeen.
OS1/19/3/129	Deeside Railway	Deeside Railway Deeside Railway Deeside Railway	Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Mr James Stewart Mr Robert McPherson Station Master	006.09	A single line of rails for passenger and luggage traffic stretching between Aberdeen and Banchory - Length 16 1/4 Miles. Property of the Deeside Railway Company.
OS1/19/3/129						[Page] 129 Parish of Banchory Ternan [Deeside Railway] See Page 47
OS1/19/3/130	School	School (Endowed) School (Endowed) School (Endowed)	Mr James Stewart, Inspector of Poor Mr Fraser Teacher Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay, Banchory Lodge	006.09	A plain commodious building erected in 1856, and enlarged in 1862-3. Average number of scholars about 60. The government salary allowed for the parish is equally divided between the teachers of this school and the one on the estate of Tilquhillie. Originally the lands of the Hirn in this parish were mortified for the purpose of erecting an hospital for old men and women, but finding there would be little necessity for this, the funds were appropriated to the education of the young. Subsequently an agreement was made between the family of Leys and the Trustees of the mortification, in which, for a certain yearly sum, the latter relinquished their right to the lands, in favour of the former. Subject to this agreement, the sum of £36 annually is paid to the teachers of this, and Lady Burnett's School.
OS1/19/3/130						[Page] 130 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/131	Site of Chapel	(Site of) Chapel (Site of) Chapel (Site of) Chapel	Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay, Banchory Lodge Mr James Stewart, Inspector of Poor Mr William Imray, Banchory	006.09	In the Statistical Account this chapel is thus mentioned. "The Church [last word underlined] which existed at the Reformation, was placed in the burying-ground near the brink of the river. The only remains of this ancient building, are a fragment of the font bearing the arms of the Abbey of Arbroath, and one or two other unimportant relics." And again, "It", the old village of Banchory, "is mentioned as existing in 1324, and it probably originated in the habitations required by the vicar or his curate and other assistants who served the Chapel of St. Ternan [last four words underlined] in early Catholic times." The "Church" and "Chapel" seem to be identical, but there are now no exisiting remains. A small square building in the graveyard - the burying-ground of the Douglass' of Tilquhillie - is supposed to be within the bounds of the ancient building. It had been erected at a period long prior to 1324 as appears from the following extract. - Extract from Deed of Gift by William the Lyon executed between the years 1178 and 1203.- "William, by the Grace of God King of the Scots, has given - to God and the Church of St. Thomas at Arbroath and the Monks thereof - the Church of Bencoryn [last three words underlined]- with all rights belonging in land and water, in meadow and pasture, and all tithes and all rights." In 1502 Alexander Burnat of Leys obtained a lease from the Abbey of Arbroath of the tithes of the Church of Banquhory Terne [last four words underlined], subject to the condition of keeping the buildings in repair. In the graveyard, close to the burying-ground of the Douglass' of Tilquhillie there is a small octagonal watch-house, built for the purpose of protecting the dead from the resurrectionists.
OS1/19/3/131						131 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/131							Extracts from New Statistical Account from p. 348 and p.355
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OS1/19/3/133	Mill of Tilquhillie	Mill of Tilquhillie Mill of Tilquhillie Mill of Tilquhillie	John Douglas Esq Tilquhillie Francis Edmond Esq Aberdeen Mr David Caird Occupier	006.09	A corn mill & farm steading the property of John Douglas Esq Tilquhillie.
OS1/19/3/133						[Page] 133 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/133							Under Authorities for Spelling Francis Edmond's residence originally stated as Tilquhillie which is then crossed out and Aberdeen inserted.
OS1/19/3/134						[Page] 134 [Blank Page]
OS1/19/3/135	Mill of Crathes	Mill of Crathes Mill of Crathes Mill of Crathes	Mr John Davidson The Nook Mr A Phillip Occupier Valuation Roll	006.10	A Saw mill and farm Steading the property of Sir James Burnett Bart [Baronet]; Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/135	Balbridie	Balbridie Balbridie Balbridie	Mr John Davidson Mr W. Smith Occupier Valuation Roll	006.10	A farm Steading the property of Alexander W. Mactier Esq.
OS1/19/3/135	Knappach	Knappach Knappach Knappach	Mr W. Shepherd Occupier A.W. Mactier Esq Proprietor Valuation Roll	006.10	A farm Steading the property of Alexander W. Mactier Esq.
OS1/19/3/135	Durris Bridge	Durris Bridge Durris Bridge Durris Bridge	Mr J. Thomson, Merchant Durris Mrs W. Donald Durris Rev [Reverend] James Duirs,Durris	006.10	A handsome iron bridge on stone piers across the River Dee a short distance east of Mill of Crathes built by A.W. Mactier Esq of Durris for the convenience of the Parish.
OS1/19/3/135						[Page] 135 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/136						[Page] 136 [Blank Page]
OS1/19/3/137	Nether Mills of Drum	Nether Mills of Drum Nether Mills of Drum Nether Mills of Drum	Mr John Davidson The Nook Mr George Wilson Occupier Valuation Roll	006.11	A farm Steading, the property of Sir James Burnett Bart [Baronet], Crathes Castle.
OS1/19/3/137	Slug Road	Slug Road Slug Road Slug Road Slug Road Slug Road	Estate Map 1843 Valuation Roll 1862-3 Rev. [Reverend] James Duirs. Min. [Minister] of Durris Ph. [Parish] Mr Wright Northbrae Mr J. Berry Crossroads	006.10	A well known name given to the Turnpike Road leading from West Balbridie on to the town of Stonehaven
OS1/19/3/137						[Page] 137 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/138						[Page] 138 [Blank Page]
OS1/19/3/139	Affrusk	Affrusk Affrusk Affrusk Aquhorsk	Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Mr Strachan, Tenant. Mr John McIntosh, Banchory County Map	005.16	A farm Steading, dwelling house, one storey, slated, offices one storey, thatched and in good repair; property of John Douglas Esq.
OS1/19/3/139	Auchattie	Auchattie Auchattie Auchattie	Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Mr David Moir Auchattie Mr William Ross Auchattie	005.16	This name is applied to a collection of houses consisting of two farm steadings and six dwelling houses, situated within a short distance of each other; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Banchory Lodge.
OS1/19/3/139	Wester Invery	Wester Invery Wester Invery Wester Invery	Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay, Banchory Lodge Mr James Dunn, Tenant Valuation Roll	005.16	A farm Steading, dwellinghouse and offices, one storey, slated, and in good repair; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Banchory Lodge
OS1/19/3/139						[Page] 139 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/140	Burn of Affrusk	Burn of Affrusk Burn of Affrusk Green Burn or Auquhorsh	Mr Strachan. Affrusk Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Banchory Lodge Estate Plan (Sir J. Gladstone's)	005.16	A small stream falling into the Water of Feugh. From its source to the farm of Blackness it is known as "Green Burn", and from that to the Feugh as Burn of Affrusk. So far as it is known by this name it forms the boundary between the parishes of Banchory Ternan and Strachan.
OS1/19/3/140	Mossiehillock	Mossiehillock Mossiehillock Mossiehillock	Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Mr David Ross, Doghillock Mr John McIntosh, Banchory	005.16	A small building consisting of two tenements, one storey, thatched, and in tolerable repair; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay Banchory Lodge
OS1/19/3/140	Water of Feugh	Water of Feugh Water of Feugh Water of Feugh	Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Ramsay, Banchory Lodge Mr David Ross, Doghillock Mr John McIntosh, Banchory	005.16	The name of a River having its source in Birse Parish, Aberdeenshire, flows in an easterly direction and falls into the River Dee at Banchory Ternan, - For a short distance it forms the Boundary between this parish and Strachan.
OS1/19/3/140						[Page] 140 Parish of Banchory Ternan
OS1/19/3/141	Northside	Northside Northside Northside	Mr James Dawson Tilquhillie Cottage Mr W. Downie Tilquhillie Castle Valuation Roll	006.13	A Small farm Steading, the property of John Douglas Esq. Tilquhillie
OS1/19/3/141	Hillhead	Hillhead Hillhead Hillhead	Mr James Dawson Mr W. Downie Valuation Roll	006.13	A cottage, the property of John Douglas Esq
OS1/19/3/141	Waulkmill	Waulkmill Waulkmill Waulkmill	Mr James Dawson Mr Andrew Burnett occupier Valuation Roll	006.13	A farm Steading the property of John Douglas Esq
OS1/19/3/141	Bogforran	Bogforran Bogforran Bogforran	Mr James Dawson Mr John Burnett Estate Plan	006.13	A Small farm Steading, the property of Alexander W. Mactier Esq Durris House
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OS1/19/3/142	Loanend	Loanend Loanend Loanend	Mr James Dawson Tilquhillie Cottage Mr W. Downie Tilquhillie Castle Valuation Roll	006.13	A Small cottage, on the road from Banchory to Durris. the property of John Douglas Esqr. Tilquhillie.
OS1/19/3/142	Tilquhillie Castle	Tilquhillie Castle Tilquhillie Castle Tilquhillie Castle Tilquhillie Castle	Mr James Dawson Mr W. Downie occupier John Douglas Esqr Tilquhillie Francis Edmond Esq Aberdeen	006.13	Stands on the Slope of a hill on the South side of the Dee, and commands a extensive prospect towards Aberdeen. It is formed of several plain massive buildings Communicating with each other, and apparently erected at different periods without much plan. It contains numerous apartments and has a dark vault formerly used, it is said, as a prison. The date of its erection is 1576. It is the property of John Douglas Esqr. Tilquhillie.
OS1/19/3/142						[Page] 142 Parish of Banchory Ternan Tilquhillie Castle Note. About the year 1647 Robert Douglas succeeded to the Estate of Tilwhilly, & having accepted the honor of knighthood & a high command from the Royalists had his house here garrisoned by the Covenanters, & was himself obliged ultimately to retire to the continent with the ruin of all his property.- [New Statistical Account .Page 341..]. Tilquhillie Castle ceased to be the residence of the Douglas family upwards of 100 years ago, and is now occupied by the tenant of the adjacent farm The entrance to the Castle is still furnished with the ancient grille & bar. [Initialled] EHC.
OS1/19/3/143	Tilquhillie Cottage	Tilquhillie Cottage Tilquhillie Cottage Tilquhillie Cottage Tilquhillie Cottage Tilquhillie Cottage	Mr James Dawson Occupier Mr James Kelman Crofthead Mr John Burnett, Waulkmill John Douglas Esq. Tilquhillie Francis Edmond Esq Aberdeen	006.13	A very handsome cottage near Crofthead, the property of John Douglas Esq. Tilquhillie.
OS1/19/3/143	Crofthead	Crofthead Crofthead Crofthead Crofthead	Mr James Dawson Mr James Kelman Mr John Burnett Valuation Roll	006.13	Two or three cottages a Smithy and Carpenters shop. the property of John Douglas Esq.
OS1/19/3/143	Woodhead	Woodhead Woodhead Woodhead	Mr James Dawson Mr James Cooper Occupier Valuation Roll	006.13	A farm Steading, occupied by James Cooper, the property of John Douglas.
OS1/19/3/143	Rinbuckie	Rinbuckie Rinbuckie Rinbuckie	A.W. Mactier Esq Durris House Mr James Dawson Estate Plan	006.13	A large hill feature, covered with fir wood; the property of A W. Mactier Esq. Durris House.
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OS1/19/3/144	Craig of Affrusk	Craig of Affrusk Craig of Affrusk Craig of Affrusk	Mr James Dawson Tilquhillie Cottage Mr John Burnett Waukmill Mr W. Downie Tilquhillie Castle	006.13	A fine large hill feature covered with fir wood the property the property of John Douglas Esq Tilquhillie.
OS1/19/3/144	Glack's Well	Glack's Well Glack's Well Glack's Well	Mr James Dawson Mr John Burnett Waukmill Mr W. Downie	006.13	A spring well about 13 chains S.W. [South West] of Hillhead
OS1/19/3/144	Mains of Tilquhillie	Mains of Tilquhillie Mains of Tilquhillie Mains of Tilquhillie Mains of Tilquhillie Mains of Tilquhillie	Mr James Dawson Mr John Burnett Mr W. Downie John Douglas Esq Tilquhillie Francis Edmond Esq Aberdeen.	006.13	A farm Steading the property of John Douglas Esq.
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OS1/19/3/145	Craigside	Craig Side Craig Side Craig Side	Valuation Roll for 1862 & 3 Mr Robert Masson Blackness Mr John Smith Jr. [Junior] Tenant.	010.04	A Farm house and offices The property of John Douglas Esq Tilwhilly.
OS1/19/3/145	Green Burn	Green Burn Green Burn Green Burn Green Burn	Mr Robert Masson Blackness Mr John Smith Jr [Junior] Craigside Mr Gordon Webster Knockhill Estate Plan	010.04	A Stream rising between Tilwhilly and Garrol hill, the Parish boundary between Strachan & Banchory.
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OS1/19/3/147	Pilmuir	Pilmuir Pilmuir Pilmuir	Mr Robert Grant Occupier Mr John Masson Eslie Valuation Roll	011.01	A farm steading the property of Alexander W Mactier Esq. Durris House.
OS1/19/3/147	Eslie	Eslie Eslie Eslie	Mr John Masson Occupier Mr Robert Grant Valuation Roll	011.01	A farm Steading, the property of Alexander W. Mactier Esq.
OS1/19/3/147	Stone Circle	Stone Circle Stone Circle Stone Circle	Mr John Masson Mr Robert Grant Mr Neil Smith, Garrol	011.01	A druidical circle consisting of Six upright Stones on the farm of Eslie.
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OS1/19/3/148	Stone Circle	Stone Circle Stone Circle Stone Circle	Mr John Masson Eslie Mr Alexander Brebner West Mulloch Mr Robert Grant Pilmuir	011.01	A druidical circle consisting of five upright Stones, near the house of West Mulloch.
OS1/19/3/148	West Mulloch	West Mulloch West Mulloch West Mulloch	Mr Alexander Brebner Occupier Mr John Masson Mr Robert Grant	011.01	A farm Steading the property of Alexander W Mactier Esq Durris House.
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OS1/19/3/149	Stone Circle	Stone Circle Stone Circle Stone Circle	Mr James Dawson Tilquhillie Cottage Mr John Masson Eslie Mr Neil Smith Garrol	011.05	A druidical circle consisting of nine upright stones, near the farm of Garrol.
OS1/19/3/149	Garrol	Garrol Garrol Garrol	Mr James Dawson Mr Neil Smith Occupier Estate Map	011.05	A farm Steading, the property of Alexander W Mactier Esq Durris House.
OS1/19/3/149	Garrol Hill	Garrol Hill Garrol Hill Garrol Hill	Alexander W Mactier Esqr Durris House Mr Neil Smith Mr James Stewart Inspector Banchory	011.05	A hill feature west of Garrol farmsteading crossed by the boundary between the parishes of Strachan and Banchory Ternan.
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OS1/19/3/150	Garrol Burn	Garrol Burn Garrol Burn Garrol Burn	A.W. Mactier Esq Durris Ho. [House] Mr Neil Smith Mr James Stewart Inspr. [Inspector] of Poor Banchory	011.06	A large stream rising near the foot of Garrol Hill and flowing in a North Eastern direction joins the Burn of Sheeoch near the farm of Westerton in Durris Parish, for the greater part of its it forms the parish boundary between Durris and Banchory Ternan.
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OS1/19/3/162						[Page] 162 EH Courtney Capt RE [Captain Royal Engineers] 4th November 1864
OS1/19/3/163						[Volume] 3 NAME BOOK of the PARISH OF BANCHORY TERNAN Co KINCARDINE
OS1/19/3/164						[Page] 164 Co. [County] KINCARDINE PARISH OF BANCHORY TERNAN Index Name -- Page Arbeadie -- 111 Arbeadie Terrace -- 112 Arbeadie -- 120 Arbeadie Cottage -- 120 Alma Cottage -- 126 Auchattie -- 139 Affrusk -- 139 Banchory Ternan -- 1 Banchory -- 3 Burn of Lythebauds -- 9 Blackyduds -- 9 Burn of Corrichie -- 12 Brown Hill -- 12 Burn of Baudens -- 20 Berry Hill -- 20 Bishop Stone -- 25 Brownhill -- 28 Bankhead -- 31 Burn of Cluny -- 31 Burnhead -- 33 Broomhillock -- 35 Black Moss -- 39 Black Burn -- 39 Bogarn Wood -- 41 Brathens -- 45 Brathens -- 45 Brathens Moss -- 46 Bo Burn -- 49 Brockton -- 50 Balwearie -- 50 Briggs -- 51 Black Loch -- 51 Bush -- 54 Bardshillock -- 54 Bohill -- 55 Brucklebog -- 57 Burn of Coy -- 59 Backhill of Trustach -- 63 Bogarn -- 67 Braehead -- 69 Burn of Canny -- 70 Bridgefoot -- 71 Burn of Bennie -- 83 Burn of Bennie -- 83 Bridge of Bennie -- 85 Birkenbaud -- 86 Baldarroch -- 89 Braehead -- 103 Bridge of Dee -- 104 Bridge of Feugh -- 108 Banchory Lodge -- 108 Banchory Station -- 110 Bellfield -- 113 Bath Street -- 114 Burnett Arms Hotel -- 117 Broombank -- 120 Branch of Union Bank -- 121 Branch of North of Scotland Bk. [Bank] -- 121 Birkwood -- 125 Beltcraigs -- 127 Balbridie -- 135 Burn of Affrusk -- 140 Bogforran -- 141 Craigrath -- 11 Cross Burn -- 19 Craignarb -- 29 Craigmad -- 31 Craigbeg -- 32 Cateran's Howe -- 32 Cluny -- 33 Cluny Chrichton Castle (In Ruins) -- 34 Craigton -- 37 Craig Hat -- 46 Catterloch -- 53 Carniewhin -- 56 Coy -- 57 Clayholes -- 71 Crow's Nest -- 75 Crowsnest Moss -- 75 Corsee Wood -- 80 Candieshill -- 87 Crathes Castle -- 88 Crathes Station -- 89 Cairnton -- 96 Cairnton Cottage -- 97 Corsee House -- 106 Clayholes -- 109 Chapel Brae -- 114 Church -- 124 Crofthead -- 143 Craig of Affrusk -- 144 Craigside -- 145 Crannoge -- 78 Canoe found here -- 78 Dam Wood -- 25 Damhead -- 36 Druggam -- 39 Deeside Railway Extension -- 47 Deeside Railway -- 47 Damhead -- 50 Drumshalloch -- 53 Drumfrennie -- 54 Defiance Inn -- 64 Doualty -- 91 Doeshole -- 103 Deebank -- 103 Dee Street -- 106 Durris Bridge -- 135 East Mains of Inchmarlo -- 72 Endowed School -- 105 East New Banchory -- 126 Eslie -- 147 Ferroch -- 96 Feugh Cottage -- 108 Free Church -- 109 Fernbank -- 115 Green Shiels -- 5 Green -- 34 Glassel -- 41 Glencommon -- 69 Gallow Hill -- 70 Gallowhillock -- 71 Glencommon Wood -- 72 Gateside of Inchmarlo -- 99 Gas Street -- 106 Gallow Hillock -- 112 Grove Cottage -- 115 Gas Works -- 118 Glack's Well -- 144 Green Burn -- 145 Garrol -- 149 Garrol Hill -- 149 Garrol Burn -- 150 Howe of Lythebauds -- 9 Hill of Fare -- 13 Hill of Corfiedl -- 15 Howe of Corrichie -- 17 Hill of Kennerty -- 28 Hatton Burn -- 35 Hattonburn -- 37 Hirn -- 39 Hill of Brathens -- 44 Hill of Drumshalloch -- 53 Horn Burn -- 61 Hill of Trustach -- 63 Heughhead Wood -- 85 Hill of Banchory -- 86 Hill of Cairnton -- 96 Hecklebirnie -- 99 Hillhead of Arbeadie -- 101 Holybank -- 102 High Street -- 114 Hill of Maryfield -- 127 Hillhead of Maryfield -- 127 Hillhead -- 141 Invercanny -- 73 Inchmarlo -- 74 Invery Cottage -- 104 Inchmarlo Cottage -- 116 Kynock Plantation -- 26 Kennerty -- 27 Kilduthie -- 35 Kineskie -- 113 Kirkland House -- 129 Knappach -- 135 Low's Howe -- 11 Little Craigwood -- 28 Lightwood -- 55 Lochhead -- 76 Lochton of Leys -- 76 Lower Arbeadie -- 111 Loanend -- 142 Loch of Leys -- 77 Loch of Leys -site of- -- 77 Marquis' Hillock -- 19 Myrey Hill -- 32 Mains of Raemoir -- 33 Mill of Hirn -- 36 Myreside -- 36 Montrose's Trench (Site of) -- 37 Mains of Glassel -- 43 Mill of Raemoir -- 49 Minklets -- 57 Myrebird -- 58 Mills of Inchmarlo (Wood Turning) -- 70 Mains of Inchmarlo -- 74 Mount St. Ternan -- 101 Minonny -- 107 Mavisbank -- 115 Manse -- 119 Maryfield -- 125 Market Stance -- 129 Mill of Tilquhillie (Corn) -- 133 Mill of Crathes -- 135 Mossiehillock -- 140 Mains of Tilquhillie -- 144 March Burn -- 123 Manse -- 124 Nashack Knowe -- 19 North Pittenkerrie -- 42
OS1/19/3/164							Entry for "Chapel" on page 121 has been crossed out Entry for "Hill of Corfiedl" on page 15. Refers to Hill of Corfiedly - there appears to have been confusion over spelling of this feature (originally Corfedlie). BanchoryTernan volume was altered to agree with Kincardine O'Neill Namebook and original entries altered. Here in Index mistake was made (missing end letter y)
OS1/19/3/165						[Page] 165 Name -- Page Nether Brathens -- 45 Newton -- 51 North Leys -- 57 Newmill -- 58 Newton of Leys -- 75 New Banchory -- 125 Nether Mills of Drum -- 137 Northside -- 141 Ordie Gordie -- 25 Oldtown -- 104 Peelie Belt -- 27 Pittenkerrie -- 41 Peelie Burn -- 43 Post Office -- 67 Poor Houses -- 82 Pantoch -- 86 Prospect Cottage -- 110 Post Office -- 118 Pilmuir -- 147 Queen Mary's Well (Chalybeate) -- 20 Queen's Chair -- 21 Rae Burn -- 11 Raemoir -- 49 Roadside of Inchmarlo -- 73 Rifle Range -- 76 Roadside of Ardbeadie -- 79 Rottenmoss -- 81 River Dee -- 84 Rookery -- 89 Ramiltack -- 91 Roslin Cottage -- 112 Rose Pot -- 116 Rinbuckie -- 143 Red Moss -- 23 Site of Battle 1562, between the Forces of Queen Mary and the Earl of Hunty -- 17 Stone Circle -- 26 School -- 27 School -- 55 School -- 58 School -- 64 Stone Cist found here -- 65 Sunfield Collage -- 69 Silver Craig -- 75 Site of Goo House -- 78 St. Arnaud Place -- 81 Salt Vat -- 97 Supposed Encampment -- 98 Standing Stone -- 116 St. Ternan's Chapel (Episcopal) -- 117 School -- 119 St.Ternan's Well -- 122 School -- 123 Silverstripe -- 126 School (Endowed) -- 130 Site of Chapel -- 131 Slug Road -- 137 Stone Circle -- 147 Stone Circle -- 148 Stone Circle -- 149 Tornamean -- 7 The Skairs -- 11 T.P. [Turnpike] -- 29 Trustack Cottage -- 63 Tillynarb -- 80 The Nook -- 87 The Girnals -- 95 The Green Spout -- 95 The Scobach -- 95 The Grey Mare -- 96 The Glisters -- 97 The Fawn -- 99 Tilquhillie Castle -- 142 Tilquhillie Cottage -- 143 Upper Brathens -- 46 Upper Lochton -- 80 Upper Leys -- 87 Upper Mills of Drum -- 91 Upper Arbeadie -- 111 Viewmount -- 119 Wicker Inn -- 23 Woodend of Classel -- 44 West Brathens -- 44 Woodend -- 61 Waulkmill -- 64 Woodhead -- 72 West Mains of Inchmarlo -- 73 Wellhead -- 79 Woodside of Ardbeadie -- 81 Woodend -- 85 Woodbine Cottage -- 89 Woodend Cottage -- 93 Woodville -- 101 Woodside -- 102 Windyhills -- 102 Woodside of Ardbeadie -- 110 West Balbridie -- 127 Wester Invery -- 139 Water of Feugh -- 140 Waulkmill -- 141 Woodhead -- 143 West Mulloch -- 148
OS1/19/3/165							Woodend of Classel page 44. Original Index compiler has made spelling mistake - should be Woodend of Glassel