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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Peattie Burn | Peattie Burn Peattie Burn Peattie Burn |
Mr John Brown (Peattie Mr. David Lindsay (Bervie) Mr. Alexander Carr (Baillie Bervie) |
025.01 | A small stream rising in marshy ground near Cowford and falling into the Bervie Water near Allardice Castle. The name applies from Point a on Public Road Trace 4. |
| Dendoldrum | Dendoldrum Dendoldrum Dendoldrum |
Mr. James Ross (Tenant) Mr Alexander Carr (Baillie Valuation Roll 1862-63 |
025.01 | A small Farm steading on the Estate of Hallgreen, it is in good repair. Proprietor James Farquhar Esqr. |
| Hillside | Hillside Hillside Hillside or Hillhead Hillside or Hillhead |
Valuation Roll 1862-63 Copy Draught of Burgh 1788 Mr Alexander Carr (Baillie Bervie) Mr Robert Glegg (Baillie Bervie) |
025.01 | A small Farmsteading in good repair, it is on the Estate of Hallgreen and situated near the village of Inverbervie. |
| Kow Ford | Kowfurd Howford Hawfourd Kow Ford Kow Ford |
Latin Charter 1595 English Translation of Charter Copy Draught of Common of Bervie 1788 Mr Alexander Carr Baillie Bervie Mr Robert Glegg Baillie Bervie |
025.01 | A point at the head of Peattie Burn where ther was formerly a ford. It would be considered a lonely place before the ground was Cultivated and proper roads made hence the name "Kow Ford" or "Goblin Ford". It is one of the points mentioned in the Royal Charter of 1595. The name is not very well known now, but the authorities are sufficient for its verification and Site. There is a bridge at the place now. |
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[Page] 11Parish of Bervie
Kow Ford [Note] "Kow - a goblin". (Jamieson)
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Trondragirl- Moderator, Dave Thow
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