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Earn Cairn |
Earn Cairn
Earn Cairn
Earn Cairn
Erne Cairn |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
Lady Gladstone
James Murray Factor
Estate Plan of Fasque |
018.08 |
A Name given to Some Cropping Rocks and Boulders on the South Side of the Grampian Mountains. There is nothing of Antiquarian lore connected with this Cairn. - |
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Black Goit |
Black Goit
Black Goit
Black Goit |
Estate Plan of Fasque
Lady Gladstone
James Murray Factor |
018.08 |
A Name which applies to a cleuch or hollow at the North end of the Burn of Corfinnock. - |
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Below entry for Earn Cairn:
"Earn } The Eagle" Cairn - A heap of Stones" (Jamieson)
'Erne' }
'Ern' }
'Eirne' }
Below entry for Black Goil:
"Goil, A young unfledged bird." (Jamieson) |
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Bannock Hill |
Bannock Hill
Bannock Hill
Bannack Hill
Bannock Hill |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
James Murray Factor
Estate Plan of Fasque
See 6 Inch Plan Sheet 014 Forfar & Kincardine |
018.12 |
Described on Name Sheets of Forfarshire. |
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Below entry for Bannock Hill:
"Bannock - A sort of Cake" (Jamieson) |
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Burn of Corfinnoch |
Burn of Corfinnoch
Burn of Corfinnoch
Burn of Corfinnoch |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
James Murray Factor
See 6 Inch Plan Sheet 014 Forfar & Kincardine |
018.12 |
Described on Name Sheets of Forfarshire. - |
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Burn of Corbrack |
Burn of Corbrack
Burn of Corbrack
Burn of Corbrack |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
James Murray, Factor
See 6 Inch Plan Sheet 014 Forfar & Kincardine |
018.12 |
Described on Name Sheets of Forfarshire.- |
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Burn of Auchmull |
Burn of Auchmull
Burn of Auchmull
Burn of Auchmull |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
James Murray Factor
See 6 Inch Plan Sheet 014 Forfar & Kincardine |
018.12 |
Described on Name Sheets of Forfarshire. |
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Below entry for Corfinnoch:
"Cor. A Point, Finnack or Finnock. A White Trout" Jameson
"Cor, Twisted Crooked, Feannag. A peculiar way of Highland farming". (Gaelic)
Below entry for Corbrack:
Breac. A Trout Gaelic
Below entry for Auchmull:
"Auchl, possession, Mull a promontory" (Jamieson) |
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Burn of Craigiedarg |
Burn of Craigiedarg
Burn of Craigiedarg
Burn of Craigiedarg |
Estate Plan of Fasque
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
Mr James Murray Factor |
019.01 |
This Burn rises on the South Side of the Grampian Mountains and on part of its Course forms the Boundary between the Parishes of Fettercairn and Fordoun. - |
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Grampian Mountains |
Grampian Mountains
Grampian Mountains
Grampian Hills |
New Stat [Statistical] Account
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Gardens County Map |
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"The highest part of the Grampians, here, does not ascend more than 1600 feet above the level of the sea. their angles of ascent range probably from 30° to 40°. Their lower undulations, as they slope down to the plain country, give a diversified and pleasing, but not a hilly appearance to the landscape." (New Stat Act. [Statistical Account])
The water shed of this range forms the boundary between the Parishes of Fettercairn & Strachan. - |
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Below entry for Craigiedarg:
"Darg - A days Work" (Jamieson) |
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Well of Cardowan |
Well of Cardowan
Well of Cardowan
Well of Cardowan
Well of Cardowan
Well of Cardowan
Chalybeate Spring |
Sir Thomas Gladstone
Mr. James Murray Factor
Mr. James McDonnald
John Falconer
James Falconer
Statistical Account of Scotland |
019.01 |
"In the hill above Fasque there is a Spring of a distinctly Chalybeate Character." (New Stat Act. [Statistical Account]) This Spring rises on the South Side of the Grampian Mountains near the Source of the East Grain, and is well known in the district as the Well of Cardowan, it is much frequented by the people, for its supposed Medicinal Quality. The Water of this Spring appears to be much impregnated with Iron. - |
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Parish of Fettercairn |
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Hill of Craigiedarg |
Hill of Craigiedarg
Hill of Craigiedarg
Hill of Craigiedarg |
Estate Plan (Fasque)
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray (Factor) |
019.01 |
A Small Ridge Sloping to the South from the Grampian Mountains, and Situated about a Mile North West from Arnbarrow. |
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Middle Hole Of Craigiedarg |
Middle Hole of Craigiedarg
Middle Hole of Craigiedarg
Middle Hole of Craigiedarg |
Estate Plan of Fasque
Lady Gladstone
Mr. James Murray Factor |
019.05 |
A Name which applies to a Small hollow which forms the Boundary between the Parishes of Fettercairn and Fordoun. |
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East Grain |
East Grain
East Grain
East Grain |
Estate Plan of Fasque
Lady Gladstone
Mr. James Murray Factor |
019.05 |
Names which apply to three Small Streams rising on the South Side of the Grampian Mountains, the junction of those Streams forms the East Burn of Cardowan. |
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West Grain |
West Grain
West Grain
West Grain |
Estate Plan of Fasque
Lady Gladstone
Mr. James Murray Factor |
019.05 |
Names which apply to three Small Streams rising on the South Side of the Grampian Mountains, the junction of those Streams forms the East Burn of Cardowan. |
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Mid Grain |
Mid Grain
Mid Grain
Mid Grain |
Estate Plan of Fasque
Lady Gladstone
Mr. James Murray Factor |
019.05 |
Names which apply to three Small Streams rising on the South Side of the Grampian Mountains, the junction of those Streams forms the East Burn of Cardowan. |
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Ph. [Parish] of Fettercairn
Below entry for Craigiedarg:
'Darg - A days work' (Jamieson)
Below entries for Grain:
'Grain. Branch of a Stream or River' (Jamieson) |
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Shank of Cardowan |
Shank of Cardowan
Shank of Cardowan
Shank of Cardowan |
Estate Plan of Fasque
Sir Thomas Gladstone
Mr. James Murray Factor |
019.05 |
A Name which applies to an extensive Ridge on the South West side of the Grampian Mountains, the Shank Slopes to the S.E. [South East] |
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Shank of Balvairnies |
Shank of Balvairnies
Shank of Balvairnies
Shank of Balvairnies |
Estate Plan of Fasque
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray (Factor)
David Scott Esqr. Balnakettle |
019.05 |
A Name which applies to an extensive Ridge on the South West Side of the Grampian Mountains, the Shank Slopes to the S.E. [South East] |
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Shank of Matthew |
Shank of Matthew
Shank of Matthew
Shank of Matthew |
Estate Plan of Fasque
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray Factor |
019.05 |
A Name which applies to an extensive Ridge Sloping from the South West Side of the Grampian Mountains, the Shank Slopes to the S.E. [South East] |
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Below entry for Shank of Cardowan:
"Shank. the projecting point of a Hill" (Jamieson) |
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Blind Burn |
Blind Burn
Blind Burn
Blind Burn |
Estate Plan of Fasque
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray Factor |
019.05 |
Names which apply to two Small Burns rising on the South Side of the Grampian Mountains, the junction of those Burns forms the Source of the West Burn of Cardowan. |
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East Grain |
East Grain
East Grain
East Grain |
Estate Plan of Fasque
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
Mr James Murray Factor |
019.05 |
Names which apply to two Small Burns rising on the South Side of the Grampian Mountains, the junction of those Burns forms the Source of the West Burn of Cardowan. |
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West Burn of Cardowan |
West Burn of Cardowan
West Burn of Cardowan
West Burn of Cardowan |
Estate Plan of Fasque
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray Factor |
019.05 |
A Name which applies to a Stream from the junction of those above named, till it meets with the East Burn of Cardowan, the junction of which forms the Burn of Garrol. 019.06 Trace 4 |
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Ph. [Parish] of Fettercairn
Below entry for West Burn of Cardowan:
"Car - The initial syllable of many names of
Places in Scotland Signifying a Fortified Place" - (Jamieson) |
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Windy Slack |
Windy Slack
Windy Slack
Windy Slack |
Estate Plan (Fasque)
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
Mr James Murray Factor |
019.05 |
An opening between Brunt Hill and another without a name, Situated about a mile to the North of Herdhill Wood. |
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Parish of Fettercairn
Below entry for Windy Slack:
"Slack. An opening between hills"- (Jamieson) |
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Garrol Hill |
Garrol Hill
Garrol Hill
Garron Hill |
Sir Thomas Gladstone
Mr. James Murray Factor
Estate Plan |
019.06 |
A prominent hill partly planted with fir wood. Situated about a mile north of Fasque House, property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]. |
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Todholes |
Todholes
Todholes
Todholes |
Estate Plan
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray |
019.06 |
A name which applies to the Ruins etc of what was once a Cottar's residence, and the ground which was attached to it. Property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]. |
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Bogs of Crichieburn |
Bogs of Crichieburn
Bogs of Crichieburn
Bogs of Crichieburn |
Estate Plan
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray |
019.06 |
A name which applies to a flat piece of *Marshy Ground lying between Brunt Hill and Garrol Hill. Property of Sir T. Gladstone Bart [Baronet].
* This is not of that nature to be shewn as a Marsh on Plan. B.R. |
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Parish of Fettercairn
Below entry for Todholes:
"Tod, The fox, a bush etc" (Jamieson)
Below entry for Crichieburn:
"Criche or Crioch, A Boundary, landmark, a limit etc" (Gaelic) |
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East Burn of Cardowan |
East Burn of Cardowan |
Estate Plan of Fasque
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
Mr James Murray Factor |
019.06 |
This name applies to a Stream formed by the junction of East Grain, West Grain, and Mid Grain till it joins the Burn of Garrol |
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Entry for Burn of Garrol Scored out " Described on Page 25." |
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Brawlinmuir Wood |
Brawlinmuir Wood
Brawlinmuir Wood
Brawlinmuir Wood |
Estate Plan
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray Factor |
019.09 |
A narrow strip of fir wood adjoining Wood of Mon Duff; property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet] Fasque. |
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Burn of Delalie |
Burn of Delalie
Burn of Delalie
Burn of Delalie |
Estate Plan
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray Factor |
019.09 |
A continuation of Burn of Matthew which, flowing southward joins Burn of Balnakettle. After the junction the stream is known as Burn of Cauldcots |
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Parish of Fettercairn |
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Burn of Balnakettle |
Burn of Balnakettle
Burn of Balnakettle
Burn of Balnakettle |
Estate Plan
J. Scott Esqr.
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet] |
019.09 |
A large stream formed by the united waters of the Burns of Blairvairnies and Corsheilie, and which, after a southeast course of nearly two miles is joined by Burn of Delalie. From the junction southward it is known as Burn of Cauldcots. |
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Buckles Hillock |
Buckles Hillock
Buckles Hillock |
Estate Plan
J. Scott Esqr. |
019.09 |
A small circular Knoll situated a quarter of a mile south of Englishmen's Den; property of J. Scott Esqr. Mains of Balnakettle. |
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Wood of Mon Duff |
Wood of Mon Duff
Wood of Mon Duff
Wood of Mon Duff |
Estate Plan
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray |
019.09 |
A large fir wood situated a short distance north of Upper Thaneston; property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet] Fasque. |
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Parish of Fettercairn
Below entry for Balnakettle:
"Bal. The initial syllable of a great many
names of places in Scotland" (Jamieson)
"Bail, A residence, Na-[The]" (Gaelic) |
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Englishmen's Den |
Englishmen's Den
Englishmen's Den
Englishmen's Den
Englishmen's Den |
Estate Plan of Balnakettle
James Scott Esqr.
Sir Thomas Gladstone
Mr. James Murray Factor |
019.09 |
A Small ravine branching southward from Burn of Corsheilie about a quarter of a mile West of its junction with Burn of Blairvernies. Tradition asserts that some Englishmen were Slain here in a skirmish which is supposed to have occured between the Ducke of Montrose's men, and the natives of this district. Hence the name. Property of J. Scott Esqr. Mains of Balnakettle. |
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Herd Hill |
Herd Hill
Herd Hill
Herd Hill |
Estate Plan of Fasque
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray Factor |
019.09 |
A hill of inconsiderable elevation where, at one time the shepherds, were in the habit of dividing their sheep for the purpose of Shearing etc. Property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]. |
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Burn of Matthew |
Burn of Matthew
Burn of Matthew
Burn of Matthew |
Estate Plan of Fasque
Sir Thomas Gladstone
Mr. James Murray Factor |
019.09 |
A small stream rising about a mile north of Herd Hill and which, after flowing southward about a mile and half received the name of Delalie Burn. - |
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Parish of Fettercairn |
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Burn of Balvairnies |
Burn of Balvairnies
Burn of Balvairnies
Burn of Balvairnies
Burn of Belvairnies
Burn of Belevairnies |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
David Scott Esqr Balnakettle
Mr James Murray (Factor, Fasque)
Estate Plan of Fasque
List of Names on Balnakettle |
019.09 |
A small stream which rises on the estate of Balnakettle, and flowing southward, after which it joins the Burn of Corsheilie and is there Known as the Burn of Balnakettle. Balvairnies is considered to be the proper name. - |
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Burn of Corsheilie |
Burn of Corsheilie
Burn of Corsheilie
Burn of Corsheilie |
Estate Plan of Fasque
Sir Thomas Gladstone
Mr. James Murray Factor
6 Inch Plan of 014 Forfar |
019.09 |
A small stream which rises on the Estate of Balnakettle, and flowing Southward, After a course of about a mile joins the Burn of Blairvairnies the united waters are then known as the Burn of Balnakettle. |
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Deer Dyke |
Deer Dyke
Deer Dyke
Deer Dyke |
Revd. [Reverend] Charles Buchan D.D. [Doctor of Divinity]
Mr. Charles Peat Farmer
Mr. John Falconer Farmer
Mr. Alexander Falconer Farmer |
019.10 |
A strong earthen Dyke or Fence from 4 to 6 feet high and about 7 feet broad at the base.
Tradition says that this fence stretched continuously from hill to sea, and formed the boundary of King Kenneth III Hunting Park |
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Delalie |
Delalie
Delalie
Delalie
Dellaly
Dallalie
Delelie |
Estate Plan
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray
Valuation Roll 1862 '3
New Stat. Act. [Statistical Account]
Lithograph Plan |
019.10 |
A name which applies to a dwelling house and Farm-steading the property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet].
This house is Situated under the South side of the Grampian Mountains, hence the origin of the name, which is evidently a corruption of the Gaelic "Dalach". |
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Below entry for Delalie:
"Dalach, A field, a Meadow, a plain etc" (Gaelic)
"Dale- Land, The lower & arable part of a district
Dele, To divide" (Jamieson) |
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Brunt Hill |
Brunt Hill
Brunt Hill
Brunt Hill |
Estate Plan
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray |
019.10 |
A name which applies to a circular Hill a little to the N. [North] of Herdhill Wood. Property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet] |
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Herdhill Wood |
Herdhill Wood
Herdhill Wood
Herdhill Wood |
Estate Plan
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray |
019.10 |
A name which applies to a Fir Wood on the South Slope of the Grampian Mountains, the property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet] |
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Crichieburn Wood |
Crichieburn Wood
Crichieburn Wood
Crichieburn Wood |
Estate Plan
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray |
019.10 |
A name applied to a Fir Wood on the South Slope of the Grampian Mountains, the property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet] |
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Below entry for Brunt Hill:
"Brunt - Keen, Eager, Burned or Burnt" (Jamieson)
Below entry for Crichieburn Wood:
"Criche, A boundary, a Landmark" etc (Gaelic)
"Cricke, An old name for a Louse." (Jamieson) |
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Garrol Wood |
Garrol Wood
Garrol Wood
Garrol Wood
Garrol Wood
Garron Wood |
Sir Thomas Gladstone
Mr. James Murray Factor
Johnston's County Map
Gardens County Map
Estate Plan |
019.10 |
A prominent hill, the South-Side of which is partly planted with fir wood Situated about a mile north of Fasque House. property of Sir Thomas Gladstone |
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Wood of Newbigging |
Wood of Newbigging
Wood of Newbigging |
Sir Thomas Gladstone
Mr James Murray Factor
Estate Plan |
019.10 |
A wood adjoining Garrol Wood on the South-side and nearly a mile north of Fasque House; property of Sir Thomas Gladstone. |
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Newbigging Belt |
Newbigging Belt
Newbigging Belt
Newbigging Belt |
Sir Thomas Gladstone
Mr James Murray Factor
Estate Plan |
019.10 |
A Strip of wood about half a mile north of Fasque House property of Sir Thomas Gladstone. |
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Parish of Fettercairn
Below entry for Garrol Wood:
"Garron, A horse." (Jamieson)
Below entry for Wood of Newbigging:
"Bigging. A Building, a house etc." (Jamieson) |
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Bogs of Delalie |
Bogs of Delalie
Bogs of Delalie
Bogs of Delalie |
Estate Plan
Sir Thomas Gladstone
Mr James Murray Factor |
019.10 |
A fir wood adjoining herdhill wood, on the South-Side and about half a mile north of Upper Thanstone. property of Sir Thomas Gladstone.
There is no Bog at this place now, and it will look better on the Plan to affix Wood. |
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Bogendollo Belt |
Bogendollo Belt
Bogendollo Belt
Bogendollo Belt |
Estate Plan
Sir Thomas Gladstone
Mr James Murray Factor |
019.10 |
A strip of wood extending from the public road near the Bogendollo farmhouse till it joins the Garrol hill Wood. property of Sir Thomas Gladstone |
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Croftangry Wood |
Croftangry Wood
Croftangry Wood
Croftangry Wood |
Estate Plan
Sir Thomas Gladstone
Mr James Murray Factor |
019.10 |
A small wood situated close to the West end of Crichieburn farm dwelling house. property of Sir Thomas Gladstone. |
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Parish of Fettercairn |
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Burn of Garrol |
Burn of Garrol
Burn of Garrol
Burn of Garrol |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
Mr James Murray Factor
Estate Plan |
019.10 |
A considerable stream formed by the junction of the "East Burn of Cardowan" and "West Burn of Cardowan". It is known by the name given, to the "Craigmoston Bridge". See Name Sheet 019.15 Trace 1) This burn forms the Boundary between the Parishes of Fettercairn and Fordoun, for a considerable distance. It is spoken of as, "Garrol Burn" as much as "Burn of Garrol" and may be written on the Plan either way, as the Officer may approve. |
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Craigmoston Bridge |
Craigmoston Bridge
Craigmoston Bridge
Craigmoston Bridge |
Sir John S Forbes Bart [Baronet]
James Coullie Hd. [Head] Keeper
James Knox Mains of Fettercairn |
019.14 |
A County Bridge over the "Garrol" and "Craigmoston Burn", at this Bridge the name of the Stream changes. This name is Spoken as "Craigniston", "Cramieston" and "Craigmostown". Sir J. Forbes States "Craigmoston" is the proper orthography |
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Crichie Burn |
Crichie Burn
Crichie Burn |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray Factor |
019.10 |
A small stream which flows southward from a small pond near Windy Slack and empties itself into The Lake in the demesne of Fasque. This name only applies to the Upper part of the Burn till it enters the Broom Wood. |
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St Andrew's Chapel |
St. Andrew's Chapel (Episcopalian, Endowed)
St. Andrew's Chapel (Episcopalian, Endowed) |
Revd. [Reverend] George Foxton
Mr. James Murray Factor |
019.10 |
A small Chapel erected near Fasque in 1845 for the accommodation of the members of this denomination in the district. It contains about 100 sittings. |
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Droich Wood |
Droich Wood
Droich Wood
Droich Wood |
Estate Plan
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray Factor. |
019.10 |
A narrow belt of wood sweeping eastward from Fasque to Old Mains; property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet] Fasque. |
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Below entry for Droich Wood:
"Droich, A Dwarf." (Gaelic) |
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Fasque |
Fasque |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
Mr James Murray Factor
Estate Plan
Gardens County Map
New Stat: Act [Statistical Account] |
019.10 |
An elegant and commodious Mansion built partly in the Castellated Style and containing all the improvements of a Modern Mansion, it is the residence of Sir Thomas Gladstone, Bart. [Baronet]. It is reported traditionally that the name originated during the Feudal times, when the proprietor of the Estate dwelt near to Balbegno Castle, and being at Feud with the Laird of Balbegno, and within Shot of the Castle they were continually annoyed by Missiles Missiles etc from Balbegno, and being the weaker party their proximity to the Castle was anything but Comfortable So they removed to near where the present House Stands and in the language of that day Said, "Fasgadh is Sinn", we are sheltered, or we are protected. The present name is pronounced by the old people as Fasqy, but by the proprietor as Fask. The Building is all modern. |
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Below entry for Fasque:
"Fasgadh - Shelter protection" }
"Is Sinn - we are" ....................} (Gaelic) |
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Crichieburn |
Crichieburn
Crichieburn
Crichieburn |
Estate Plan
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray Factor |
019.10 |
A farmsteading, dwellinghouse and offices one storey, slated, and in good repair; property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet] Fasque |
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Broom Wood |
Broom Wood
Broom Wood
Broom Wood |
Estate Plan
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray Factor |
019.10 |
A large portion of wood composed of fir, beech etc, situated a short distance north-west of Fasque. Property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet] Fasque. |
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Bogendollo |
Bogendollo
Bogendollo
Bogendollo
Bogindollo |
Estate Plan
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray Factor
Valuation Roll |
019.10 |
A farmsteading, dwellinghouse, two storeys, offices one storey, slated and in good repair; property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet] Fasque.
This name is evidently a corruption of the Gaelic Bogandolach, the destructive or pernicious Bog - The Ground is now drained.- |
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Below entry for Bogendollo:
"Bogan, A quagmire or Bog" }
"Dolach, Destructive"............} Gaelice |
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Wood of Balfour |
Wood of Balfour
Wood of Balfour
Wood of Balfour |
Sir Thomas Gladstone
Lady Gladstone
Mr. James Murray Factor |
019.13 |
A name given by Sir Thomas Gladstone to a large fir plantation on his estate About half a mile long and an eight of a mile broad Situated about three quarters of a mile north of Mains of Balfour. property of Sir Thomas Gladstone, Fasque |
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Craig of Harestone |
Craig of Harestone
Craig of Harestone
Craig of Harestone |
Estate Plan
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray Factor |
019.13 |
An elevated ridge of land running in a north-east and South-west direction and situated north of Wood of Balfour; property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet] Fasque. |
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Harestone |
Harestone
Harestone
Harestone
Harestone
Harestone
Harestone |
Sir Thomas Gladstone
Mr James Murray Factor
James Scott Esqr.
Mr James McDonnald
Johnstone's County Map
Garden's County Map Date 1774 |
019.13 |
A large Square stone Situated at the South-east end of the Wood of Balfour. property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet] Fasque |
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Parish of Fettercairn |
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Hill of Strathnosen |
Hill of Strathnosen
Hill of Strathnosen
Hill of Strathnosen |
Estate Plan of Balnakettle
James Scott Esqr.
James Murray Factor |
019.13 |
A ridge of elevated land Situated north of the Craig of Harestone; property of James Scott Esqr. Balnakettle |
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Whinny Hillocks |
Whinny Hillocks
Whinny Hillocks
Whinny Hillocks |
Estate Plan of Balnakettle
J. Scott Esqr.
Mr James McDonnald |
019.13 |
This name is applied to three Small circular Knolls Situated about a quarter of a mile South-east of Hill of Strathnosen; property of J. Scott Esqr. Balnakettle. |
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Craig of Leith |
Craig of Leith
Craig of Leith
Craig of Leith |
Estate Plan of Balnakettle
J Scott Esqr.
Mr James McDonnald |
019.13 |
A very Small patch of wood Situated a Short distance South of Whinny Hillocks. Originally it was applied to a Small dwellinghouse which is now removed; property of J Scott Esqr. Balnakettle. |
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East Mains of Balfour |
East Mains of Balfour
East Mains of Balfour
East Mains of Balfour
East Mains of Balfour |
Estate Plan
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
Mr James Murray Factor
Valuation Roll 1863 |
019.13 |
A Dwelling House and Farm Steading the property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet]. |
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Mains of Balfour |
Mains of Balfour
Mains of Balfour
Mains of Balfour
Mains of Balfour |
Estate Plan
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
Mr James Murray Factor
Valuation Roll 1863 |
019.13 |
A Dwelling House and Farm Steading the property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet]. |
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Hillhead |
Hillhead
Hillhead
Hillhead |
J. Scott Esqr
Mr James McDonald
Mr James Falconer |
019.13 |
A Cottage with Smithy attached, Situated on the Farm of East Mains of Balfour. |
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Mains of Balnakettle |
Balnakettle
Balnakettle
Balnakettle
Balnakettle
Mains of Balnakettle |
Garden's County Map
Johnstons County Map
Valuation Roll 1863
New Stat. Act. [Statistical Account]
J Scott Esqr Proprietor |
019.13 |
A good Substantial Dwelling House, with Farm Steading and offices attached, the residence of the Proprietor of the Estate, who States that the authorities quoted refer to the Old House of Balnakettle, and that the proper name for the present House is Mains of Balnakettle. |
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Upper Thaneston |
Upper Thaneston
Upper Thaneston
Upper Thaneston
Upper Thaneston
Upper Thaneston
Upper Thainston
Upper Thainston |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
Lady Gladstone
Mr James Murray Factor
Gardens County Map
Johnstons County Map
Estate Plan
Valuation Roll 1863 |
019.13 |
A Dwelling House and Farm Steading the property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]. Lady Gladstone States, that the Estate Plan and Valuation Roll are in error, that the proper orthography is Thaneston. Literally the Toun of the Thane. |
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Below entry for Main of Balnakettle:
"Bail, A residence. na the" (Gaelic) }
"Ketty, Spongy peats" Jamieson ...} Literally The House on the Spongy Peat, a name very applicable. |
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Crow Hillocks |
Crow Hillocks
Crow Hillocks
Crow Hillocks |
James Scott Esqr
Mr John Falconer
Mr James McDonald |
019.13 |
A name given to Some Small Hillocks on the Estate of Balnakettle the property of James Scott Esqr. |
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Burn of Lennarty |
Burn of Lennarty
Burn of Lennarty
Burn of Lennarty |
James Scott Esqr
Mr John Falconer
Mr James McDonald |
019.13 |
A Small Burn rising between Whinny Hillocks and Hill of Strathnosen and flows South, by the Wood of Barna. |
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Wood of Balnakettle |
Wood of Balnakettle
Wood of Balnakettle
Wood of Balnakettle |
Estate Plan
James Scott Esqr
Mr John Falconer |
019.13 |
A Natural Wood on the Estate of Balnakettle, Situated between Upper Thaneston and Balnakettle. |
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Below entry for Burn of Lennarty:
"Lenner, A Lender" (Jamieson) |
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Linn Well |
Linn Well
Linn Well
Linn Well |
James Scott Esqr
Mr James Falconer
Mr James McDonald |
019.13 |
A name given to a Small Spring Situated in the Wood of Balnakettle, traditionally reported to have possessed Medicinal qualities, Some time ago, its virtues do not appear to be now believed in. |
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Burn of Balfour |
Burn of Balfour
Burn of Balfour
Burn of Balfour |
Sir T Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
Mr James Murray Factor
6 Inch Plan of Forfar |
019.13 |
A Small Burn rising in the Wood of Balfour and flowing Southward. - |
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Scar Heugh |
Scar Heugh
Scar Heugh
Scar Heugh |
James Scott Esqr
Mr John Falconer
Mr James McDonald |
019.13 |
A name which applies to a piece of ground on the West Side of the Burn of Balnakettle. - |
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Below entry for Scar Heugh:
"Scar, A bare place on the Side of a hill
"Heuch } A craig; ragged Steep; Steep Hill or bank; or
"Heugh } a glen with steep overhanging Braes." (Jamieson)
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Nether Thaneston |
Nether Thaneston
Nether Thaneston
Nether Thainstone |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet]
Mr James Murray Factor
Estate Plan |
019.14 |
A farmsteading, dwellinghouse two storeys, offices partly one and partly two storeys, all slated and in good repair; property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart.
[Baronet], Fasque. |
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Thaneston Belt |
Thaneston Belt
Thaneston Belt
Thainstone Belt |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray Factor
Estate Plan |
019.14 |
A narrow strip of wood running along the south side of the parish road immediately north of Nether Thaneston; property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet], Fasque. |
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Backhows |
Backhows
Backhows |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray |
019.14 |
A dwellinghouse, one storey, slated and in good repair. It is the lodge at the north-west entrance to Fasque and is the property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet]. |
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Below entry for Nether Thaneston:
"Thane, A Title of honour used among the ancient Scots." (Jamieson)
Below entry for Backhows:
"How, Any hollow place." (Jamieson) |
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Backhows Plantation |
Backhows Plantation
Backhows Plantation |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray Factor |
019.14 |
A portion of wood situated a short distance south of Backhows; property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet] Fasque |
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Lady's Knowe |
Lady's Knowe
Lady's Knowe |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray, Factor |
019.14 |
A small eminence in an arable field, on the summit of which is a small enclosure planted with fir. It is situated a short distance south of Backhows Plantation and is the property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet] Fasque. |
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The Octagon |
The Octagon
The Octagon |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray, Factor |
019.14 |
This name applies to the building in the woods. In the centre [of a portion of wood] there is a small octagonal tower from which it derives its name. Property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet] Fasque. |
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School |
School
School |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray Factor |
019.14 |
A commodious building erected in 1858 as a schoolroom and teacher's residence. It was instituted and is mantained by Lady Gladstone, who, with the exception of the Government grant, supplies the teacher's salary. Average number of pupils 70. |
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Old Mains |
Old Mains
Old Mains
Old Mains |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray, Factor
Estate Plan |
019.14 |
A few dwellinghouses forming three fourths of a square, all one storey, slated and in good repair; property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet] Fasque. |
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Old Mains Belt |
Old Mains Belt
Old Mains Belt |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray Factor |
019.14 |
A narrow strip of wood on the north side of the T.P. [Turn Pike] road stretching between Old Mains and Mains of Fasque. Property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet] Fasque. |
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Home Farm |
Home Farm
Home Farm |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray Factor |
019.14 |
A descriptive name applied to the offices on the farm which contains the demesne of Fasque; property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet] |
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Mains of Fasque |
Mains of Fasque
Mains of Fasque
Mains of Fasque |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray Factor
Mr. James Milne |
019.14 |
A dwellinghouse, the residence of the factor, two storeys, slated and in excellent repair; property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet] |
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Strathywell Belt |
Strathywell Belt
Strathywell Belt |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray Factor |
019.14 |
A narrow strip of wood stretching eastward from the southern entrance to Fasque. Originally the name "Strathywell" was applied to a house of which no trace now remains. Property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet] Fasque. |
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Upper Mill (Corn) |
Upper Mill
Upper Mill
Upper Mill |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray Factor
Mr. James Milne Cauldcots |
019.14 |
A farmsteading one storey, thatched; and in bad repair. Attached is a mill, the machinery of which is adapted solely for the grinding of corn and barley. Motive power - water. Property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet] Fasque. |
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Burn of Cauldcots |
Burn of Cauldcots
Burn of Cauldcots
Burn of Cauldcots |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray Factor
Mr. James Milne Cauldcots |
019.14 |
A large stream which, formed by the Burns of Balnakettle and Delalie united, flows south-east and joins Craigmoston Burn about three quarters of a mile below the village of Fettercairn. Afterwards the united waters of these streams is known as Dowrie Burn. |
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The Lake Belt |
The Lake Belt
The Lake Belt |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray Factor |
019.14 |
A narrow belt of wood situated on the southern bank of The Lake; property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet] Fasque. |
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Cauldcots |
Cauldcots
Cauldcots |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray Factor |
019.14 |
A farmsteading, dwellinghouse two storeys, offices partly one, and partly two storeys, all slated and in good repair; property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet] Fasque. |
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Cauldcots Quarry |
Cauldcots Quarry
Cauldcots Quarry |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray Factor |
019.14 |
A large freestone quarry situated a short distance west of Cauldcots; property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet] Fasque. |
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Stanke'e |
Stanke'e
Stanke'e
Stanke'e
Stankeye |
Estate Plan
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray Factor
Valuation Roll |
019.14 |
A small farmsteading, one storey, slated, and in good repair. Attached is a Smithy which is two storeys and slated; the whole the property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet] Fasque. The Ground now occupied by the Lake was once a Bog, hence this name Eye of the Pool or Bog. |
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Fountain Hillock |
Fountain Hillock
Fountain Hillock
Fountain Hillock |
Mr. James Murray Factor
Sir Thomas Gladstone
James Milne, Cauldcots |
019.14 |
A small circular Knoll situated beside Cauldcots Quarry. It is planted partly with fir and is the property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet] Fasque. |
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Below entry for Stanke'e:
"Stang, A Pool, Standing Water etc", (Jamieson) |
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Spey Bank |
Spey Bank
Spey Bank |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray Factor |
019.14 |
A small strip of wood on a bank a short distance north of The Octagon; property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet] of Fasque. |
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Boat House Wood |
Boat House Wood
Boat House Wood
Bogs of Foddrie |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray Factor
Estate Plan |
019.14 |
A large portion of wood situated south-east of The Octagon. Originally it was a marshy piece of land known as the "Bogs of Foddrie", but since it was planted this name has been dropped. Property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet] Fasque. |
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Cottoun of Thaneston |
Cottoun of Thaneston
Cottoun of Thaneston
Cottoun of Thaneston |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet]
Mr. James Murray Factor
Mr James Milne |
019.14 |
A small farmsteading, one storey, thatched, and in bad repair; property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet] Fasque. |
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White Lumbs |
White Lumbs
White Lumbs
White Lumbs |
Sir J S Forbes Bart [Baronet]
James Coullie (Head Keeper)
James Knox (Mains of Fettercairn) |
019.15 |
A name which applies to a group of trees on the Estate of Fettercairn the property of Sir J S Forbes Bart. (Baronet) |
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Tofts Belt |
Tofts Belt
Tofts Belt
Tofts Belt |
Sir J S Forbes Bart [Baronet]
James Coullie (Head Keeper)
James Knox (Mains of Fettercairn) |
019.15 |
A name which applies to a Belt of Plantation near Fettercairn House, on the Fettercairn Estate. - |
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Mains of Fettercairn |
Mains of Fettercairn
Mains of Fettercairn
Mains of Fettercairn |
Sir J S Forbes Bart [Baronet]
James Coullie (Head Keeper)
James Knox (Mains of Fettercairn) |
019.15 |
A good substantial Farm Steading, with Saw Mill, and all the appurtenances of a Home Farm, it is in the Hands of the proprietor Sir J.S. Forbes Bart. [Baronet] |
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Below entry for White Lumbs:
"Lum or Lumb, A chimney" Jamieson
Below entry for Tofts Belt:
"Toft. A place where a Messuage Stood" (Jamieson)
Below entry for Mains of Fettercairn:
"Mains, A Farm attached to a Mansion House" (Jamieson) |
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Fettercairn House |
Fettercairn House
Fettercairn House
Fettercairn House |
Sir J. S. Forbes Bart [Baronet]
Mr. James McDonald (Insp [Inspector] of Poor)
A C Cameron (Schoolmaster) |
019.15 |
"Another ancient Building is Fettercairn House, a few hundred yards North by East of the Village. A tasteful addition to it was built a few years ago by the present proprietor. The original part bears the date of 1666, and the initials of the name of John Earl of Middleton. (New Stat Act [Statistical Account])
An elegant Mansion the Seat of Sir John Stuart Forbes Bart [Baronet], it is in good repair and surrounded by pleasure grounds, Gardens and Plantations. Sir John States that part of the House is of far older date than that given above, but it is not known at what date it was built. - |
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Below name as written for Fettercairn House:
Altered to Stump to
agree with Correspondence
dated 13.3.67 -
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Crow Wood |
Crow Wood
Crow Wood
Crow Wood |
Sir J S Forbes Bart [Baronet]
James Coullie (Head Keeper)
James Knox (Mains of Fettercairn) |
019.15 |
A name which applies to the Wood extending from the Parish Road, West of Fettercairn House to the North Approach, it is the property of Sir J. S. Forbes Bart. [Baronet] |
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Entry for North Approach is scored through "Not to be written on plan." |
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Craigmoston Burn |
Craigmoston Burn
Craigmoston Burn
Craigmoston Burn
Craigmoston Burn
Craigmoston Burn |
Estate Plan Fettercairn
Sir J S Forbes Bart [Baronet]
James Coullie (Hd. [Head] Keeper)
James Knox (Mains of Fettercairn)
Alexander Stott (Maryfield) |
019.15 |
This Burn for a great distance forms the Boundary between the Parishes of Fettercairn & Fordoun. It is formed by the United waters of East Burn of Cardowan and West Burn of Cardowan (Plan 019.6) where it takes the name of Burn of Garrol, and is known by this name to Craigmoston Bridge, (Plan 019.14) from this point to its junction with the Fettercairn Burn, it is known as Craigmoston Burn, (Plan 023.3) from the last named junction to the point where the Stream joins the Luther Water it is known by the name of Dourie Burn. Sir John S. Forbes states that this name is often Spoken as Craigniston, pronounced (Crannieston) but he says that Craigmoston is the name in Title Deeds, and is the proper name. |
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Rushiemyre Cottage |
Rushiemyre Cottage
Rushiemyre Cottage
Rushiemyre Cottage |
Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn
James Valentine Esqr. Factor
Mr. James McDonald |
022.04 |
A cottage, containing two tenements, one storey, slated, and in good repair; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn |
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Drustie Lodge |
Drustie Lodge
Drustie Lodge
Drustie Lodge |
Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn
Estate Plan (Lithographed)
James Valentine Esqr. Factor |
022.04 |
A ruin; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy, The Burn. |
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Burn of Kirkton |
Burn of Kirkton |
See Name Sheets of adjoining Ph. [Parish] |
022.04 |
Described on Name Sheets of adjoining Parish. |
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Below entry for Rushiemyre Cottage:
"Rushie. A broil, a tumult." - (Jamieson)
Below entry for Drustie Lodge:
"Druis-Thigh - A brothel" - (Gaelic) |
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Round Green Plantation |
Round Green Plantation
Round Green Plantation
Round Green Plantation |
Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy, The Burn
Estate Plan (Lithographed)
James Valentine Esqr. Factor |
022.04 ; 022.08 |
A large extent of wood, principally fir, situated on the T.P. [Turnpike] road up Glen Esk; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn. |
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Imrie Tower |
Imrie Tower
Imrie Tower
Imrie Tower |
Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn
Estate Plan
James Valentine Esqr. Factor |
022.08 |
A small circular tower, in ruins, situated a short distance north-east of The Burn. Property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy, The Burn. So called after Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] Imrie.- |
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Woodtown Lodge |
Woodtown Lodge
Woodtown Lodge
Woodtown Lodge |
Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy, The Burn
Estate Plan (Lithographed)
James Valentine Esqr. Factor |
022.08 |
A cottage containing two tenements, one storey, slated, and in good repair; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy, The Burn. |
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Gannachy Bridge |
Gannachy Bridge |
See Name Sheets of adjoining Parish |
022.08 |
Described on Name Sheets of adjoining Parish. |
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The Burn |
The Burn
The Burn
The Burn |
Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn
Estate Plan (Lithographed)
James Valentine Esqr. Factor |
022.08 |
A commodious mansionhouse, three storeys, slated and in excellent repair; property and residence of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy.
"About three quarters of a mile north by west from the Gannachy Bridge, on a rising ground, a few hundred yards from the river, stands The Burn House, a neat commodious mansion, built by Lord Adam Gordon in 1791, and much improved by alterations and additions, effected by Messrs Brodie and Shand, its successive proprietors." Extract from Statistical Account. |
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Loups Bridge (Suspension) |
Loups Bridge (Suspension) |
See Name Sheets of adjoining Parish |
022.08 |
Described on Name Sheets of adjoining Ph. [Parish] |
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Gannachy Tower |
Gannachy Tower
Gannachy Tower
Gannachy Tower
Gannachy
Gannachy
Gannachy |
Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn
Estate Plan (Lithographed)
James Valentine Esqr. Factor
Garden's Co [County] Map
New Stat Act [Statistical Account]
Valuation Roll 1862-63 |
022.12 |
A small, square building, presenting a tower-like appearance, situated on the east bank of the River North Esk, about a quarter of a mile south of Gannachy Bridge. Property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy. The Burn. |
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North Disclune Plantation |
North Disclune Plantation
North Disclune Plantation
North Disclune Plantation |
Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn
Estate Plan (Lithographed)
James Valentine Esqr. Factor |
022.12 |
A large plantation of mixed wood situated a short distance south-east of Gannachy Tower; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn. |
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New Mill (Corn) |
Newmill (Corn)
Newmill (Corn)
Newmill (Corn) |
Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn
Estate Plan (Lithographed)
James Valentine Esqr. Factor |
022.12 |
A mill in a state of excellent repair, the machinery of which is adapted solely for grinding corn and barley. The motive power is water. The dwellinghouse is two storeys and slated; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn. |
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Wood of Barna |
Wood of Barna
Wood of Barna
Wood of Barna |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
A C Cameron (Schoolmaster)
James McDonald (Inspr [Inspector] Poor) |
023.01 |
A large Fir Plantation on the Estate of Balbegno, proprietor Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet] |
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Moor of Thorayhill |
Moor of Thornyhill
Moor of Thornyhill
Moor of Thornyhill |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
A C Cameron (Schoolmaster)
James McDonald (Inspr [Inspector] Poor) |
023.01 |
A small row of Cottages on the Farm of Thornyhill, proprietor Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet] |
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Lochodly Lodge |
Lochodly Lodge
Lochodly Lodge
Lochodly Lodge |
Estate Plan (The Burn)
Lt. Col [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy (proprietor)
Mr James McDonald (Inspr [Inspector] Poor) |
023.01 |
A name given to a cottage near Barras Hill Plantation on the Estate of The Burn. |
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Mid Mains of Balfour |
Mid Mains of Balfour
Mid Mains of Balfour
Mid Mains of Balfour |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
Mr James McDonald (Inspr [Inspector] Poor)
Valuation Roll 1862-63 |
023.01 |
A good Substantial Farm Steading the property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet] |
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Den of Woodtown |
Den of Woodtown
Den of Woodtown |
Estate Plan (The Burn)
Lt. Col [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy (Proprietor) |
023.01 |
An arable Strip or Glen between two Plantations near E [East] Woodtown. This term is very familiar in this part of Scotland, and is used in the Same Sense as Glen. As for instance in Ben Johnson's visit. "Welcome, Welcome Royal Ben, Thank'ee, Thank'ee Hawthorn Den" |
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East Woodtown |
East Woodtown
East Woodtown
East Woodtown |
Estate Plan
Lt Col [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy (Proprietor)
Valuation Roll 1862-63 |
023.01 |
A Small Farm Steading on the Estate of Burn, in moderate repair. |
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Below entry for Den of Woodtown:
"Den. A hollow, a dingle" (Jamieson)
"Den, May Signify either a valley or a woody place" - (Walker) |
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Barras Hill Plantation |
Barras Hill Plantation |
Estate Plan (The Burn)
Lt. Col [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy (Proprietor) |
023.01 |
A large Plantation on the Estate of The Burn. This feature is on a Hill to which the name applies together with Plantation. |
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West Woodtown |
West Woodtown
West Woodtown
West Woodtown |
Estate Plan (The Burn)
Lt Col [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy (proprietor)
Valuation Roll 1862-63 |
023.01 |
A good Substantial covered Block of Farm buildings, with Steam Threshing Mill etc attached all in good repair, It is on the Estate of The Burn. |
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Mill of Woodtown (Corn) |
Mill of Woodtown (C [Corn] Meal)
Mill of Woodtown (C [Corn] Meal)
Mill of Woodtown (C [Corn] Meal)
Mill of Woodton |
Estate Plan (The Burn)
Lt Col [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy (Proprietor)
On Carts.
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023.01 |
A Meal Mill on the Estate of The Burn. It is in good repair (Water Power) |
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Below entry for Barras Hill Plantation:
"Barras - A barrier, an outwork at the gate of a Castle, list for Combatants etc" (Jamieson) |
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Quenzie Bank |
Quenzie Bank
Quenzie Bank |
Estate Plan (The Burn)
Lt. Col [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy (Proprietor) |
023.01 |
A fine natural slope or Bank on The Burn Estate near Thornyhill. |
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Thornyhill |
Thornyhill
Thornyhill
Thornyhill |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
Valuation Roll 1862-63
Mr James McDonald (Inspr [Inspector] Poor) |
023.01 |
A good substantial Farm Steading on the Estate of Balbegno Proprietor Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet] |
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Balbegno Castle |
Balbegno Castle
Balbegno Castle
Balbegno Castle |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
Archibald C Cameron (Schoolmaster)
James McDonald Inspector of Poor |
023.02 |
"The next most ancient place is Balbegno Castle, on the same estate, and Still habitable. The date of 1509 is visible on the parapet wall. The expense of Building it is said to have been so great, that the proprietor whose name was Wood was obliged to sell the lands of Balnakettle and Littlestrath, then belonging to him to enable him to complete it, Various pieces of Sculpture are exhibited in the higher parts of the Hall, Within, there is a lofty hall, the roof of which is composed of freestone, arched and groined and divided into Sixteen triangular Spaces in these are painted the names and Coats of arms of Sixteen Scotch Peers" (New Stat Act [Statistical Account])
"Balbegno Castle, with arched hall, and medalion portraits round the bartisan was erected by a cadet of the knightly house of Bonington, in Angus - the date Ano 1509 and the names of the erector I,WOD, and his wife E,IRVEIN, being carved near one of the upper Windows." (Land of the Lindsays) This Castle is now the property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet], it is in good repair, but not inhabited. |
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Green Cairn |
Green Cairn
Green Cairn
Green Cairn |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
Mr James McDonald Inspector of Poor
Archibald C Cameron (Schoolmaster) |
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"The vitrified Site of Green Cairn near Balbegno Castle is called Finella's Castle." (Land of the Lindsays.) "Others think that Finella's place of residence must have been about a mile and a half South-west from the Village of Fettercairn, where the remains of a large fortified place called Greencairn, are still visible, This is a mass of ruins on the top of a round eminence of about forty or fifty feet above the level of the adjoining grounds, What its origin was or when it ceased to be inhabited is unknown. But that it must have been a place of great strength, and must have been many ages uninhabitable, is evident from the portions of vitrified materials of which it was composed still remaining and from the entire State of desolation to which it is now reduced, notwithstanding the durable nature of that mode of Building." (New Stat Act. [Statistical Account]) "About three quarters of a mile besouth of Fettercairn Maitland mistakingly supposed that there had been a beautiful Roman Fort, But he merely mistook a British Strength for a Roman post. At my request this Fort at Balbegno was accurately examined in May 1798, by James Strachan, who inspecting it with unprejudiced eyes found it to be a vitrified fort of British construction. He says, it is situated about seven hundred yards west of Balmain and near a mile South-west from Fettercairn, it is of an oval form, and is surrounded by two ramparts. The outer rampart is built with [continued on page 61] |
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"It is on the Estate of Balbegno and tradition calls it Finella's Castle, and the people believe it to have been, her residence: after the murder of King Kenneth his attendants set fire to the Building and reduced it to ashes."
Old Stat. Act. [Statistical Account] Vol. [Volume] 5. Page 334
This "Cairn" is well known by the name given, The Stones mentioned above have all been taken away from the place for building, and other purposes, and the appearance of the ground would lead to the belief that part of the ground had been excavated for the foundation stones. Small vitrified portions of stone are Scattered about the place, which is now grown over with Whins &c, there is no appearance of the inner, and outer ramparts, mentioned by Chalmers, but exterior of the 'Oval' as a whole is well defined. The ground appears to have been artificially raised to the North and North East, where the natural feature is less steep than on the South Side where the base of the "Cairn" is level with the natural contour of the elevation. (28th. Feby. [February] 1863.) |
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Cross |
Cross
Cross
Cross
Cross |
Sir John S. Forbes Bart [Baronet]
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
Mr. James McDonald (Inspector of Poor)
Archibald C Cameron (Schoolmaster) |
023.02 |
His initials, (John Earl of Middleton) Coronet, and Coat-of-arms, also, appear on the Capital of an octagonal pillar in the Village. This pillar, which is understood to have been the Cross of the old town of Kincardine, the remains of which are still traced on the Fettercairn Estate, bears the date of 1670, and rises about 7 feet above a mass of building, composed of 6 Concentric Circles, or Circular Steps. an iron rivet is still seen on one side to which the "Jugs" the old instrument of punishment in Scotland, appear from the Marks on the Stone, to have been suspended. (New Stat Act. [Statistical Account]) "It ought to be observed that the Cross, now preserved at the village of Fettercairn, is a memorial of late date, having been erected by the celebrated John, Earl of Middleton, and gifted by him to the town of Kincardine. He was born near that place, and latterly assumed his titles from lands which he held in the Same neighbourhood, and the Cross bears his own arms and initials, with the Scottish lion, and the date of 1670." (Memoirs of Angus Mearns.) The Cross is in a good state of preservation, and is a very conspicuous object in the Village. 4/3/63 |
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Fettercairn |
Fettercairn
Fettercairn
Fettercairn
Fettercairn
Fettercairn
Fettercairn
Fettercairn
Fettercairn
Fettercairn
Fettercairn
Fettercairn
Fettercairn
Fettercairn |
New Stat Act [Statistical Account]
Land of the Lindsays
Memoirs of Angus Mearns
Co [County] Map Johnstons
Co [County] Map Gardens
Valuation Roll 1862-63
Sir J.S. Forbes Bart [Baronet]
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
Sheriffs List of Meresmen
John Smith Esq. Meresman
List of Fairs in Scotland
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Ritchie. Fettercairn
David Scott Esq. Balnakettle |
023.02 |
"The only village is Fettercairn which is a burgh of barony on the Estate of Fettercairn. There are two fairs held in it annually, the one at Whitsuntide and the other at Martinmas. There is no Weekly Market town in the Parish, the nearest Market is Montrose 12 miles distant. The Parish Church is not Conveniently situated for many of the Parishioners, being placed at the North-east extremity of the Parish and 5 miles distant from some of the inhabitants towards the South-west." (New Stat Act. [Statistical Account]) There are in the Village a Good Inn, Temperance Hotel, Post Office, Bank Office, Town Hall, (in which is the village Library) Parish Church, Parish School, Free Church, Free School, Parish Manse, Free Church Manse, and Gas Works; for description of which See Name Sheets. The Buildings are of the ordinary type, mostly occupied by work people. The village is pleasantly situated in a valley about 4 miles South from the Summit of the Grampian Mountains |
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Muttonholes |
Muttonholes
Muttonholes
Muttonholes
Muttonholes |
Mr. James McDonald (Inspector of Poor)
James Stuart, Taid's Nest
Archibald C Cameron, (Schoolmaster Ph. [Parish])
William Duthie Thornyhill |
023.02 |
A Cottars residence on the Farm of Mains of Balbegno |
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The Bog |
The Bog
The Bog
The Bog
The Bog |
Mr. James McDonald (Inspector of Poor)
James Stuart, Taid's Nest
Archibald C Cameron, (Schoolmaster Ph. [Parish])
William Duthie Thornyhill |
023.02 |
A Cottar's residence on the Farm of Mains of Balbegno |
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Brittle Root |
Brittle Root
Brittle Root
Brittle Root
Brittle Root |
Mr. James McDonald (Inspector of Poor)
James Stuart, Taid's Nest
Archibald C Cameron, (Schoolmaster Ph. [Parish])
William Duthie Thornyhill |
023.02 |
A Cottar's residence on the Farm of Mains of Balbegno. |
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Taid's Nest |
Taid's Nest
Taid's Nest
Taid's Nest |
Mr James McDonald (Inspector of Poor)
James Stuart (Taid's Nest)
William Duthie (Thorny hill) |
023.02 |
A well known name given to a Cottage on Mains of Balbegno. |
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Tod Hillock |
Tod Hillock
Tod Hillock
Tod Hillock |
Mr James McDonald
James Stuart
Archibald Cowie Cameron |
023.02 |
A well known name which applies to a Small Hill on the Road Side near Mains of Balbegno, Foxes used to be here hence the name. - |
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Cairnton |
Cairnton
Cairnton
Cairnton
Cairnton |
Mr James McDonald
James Stuart
Archibald Cowie Cameron
Valuation Roll |
023.02 |
A Small Farm Steading or Crofters residence on Mains of Balbegno. - |
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Below entry for Taid's Nest:
"Taid or Ted - The Toad" (Jamieson)
Below entry for Tod Hillock:
"Tod - The Fox" Jamieson |
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Church |
Church (Parish)
Church (Parish)
Church (Parish) |
Revd. [Reverend] Adam Ritchie
Mr. A. C. Cameron
Mr. Alexander Don |
023.02 |
A commodious building surmounted by a spire, erected in 1803, and seated to hold 1100 persons. Number of communicants 560. |
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School |
School (Parish)
School (Parish)
School (Parish) |
Revd. [Reverend] Adam Ritchie
Mr. A. C. Cameron
Mr. Alexander Don |
023.02 |
A substantial building erected in 1860. The house used as a Schoolroom before the erection of this, is Known now as the Town Hall. Number of pupils about 130. The teacher's salary is derived from the Government allowance, the fees of the pupils, etc. |
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Temperance Hotel |
Temperance Hotel
Temperance Hotel
Temperance Hotel |
Mr. James McDonald
Mr. A. C. Cameron
Mr. Alexander Don |
023.02 |
A dwellinghouse, two stories, slated and in good repair; property of Sir John S. Forbes Bart. [Baronet] Fettercairn House. |
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Town Hall |
Town Hall
Town Hall
Town Hall |
Mr. A. C. Cameron
Mr. James McDonald
Mr. Alexander Don |
023.02 |
A small building, one storey in height, in which public meetings are held. It also forms the library of the Fettercairn Farmers' Club. Originally it was the parish school, but since the erection of the present one, it has been appropriated to these purposes. Property of Sir John S. Forbes Bart. [Baronet] Fettercairn House. |
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Manse |
Manse (Parish)
Manse (Parish)
Manse (Parish) |
Mr. A. C. Cameron
Revd. [Reverend] Adam Ritchie
Mr. Alexander Don |
023.02 |
A substantial building, two storeys, slated, and in good repair. It was built in 1774 and repaired and enlarged in 1822. |
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Mains of Balbegno |
Mains of Balbegno
Mains of Balbegno
Mains of Balbegno |
Mr. David Robertson
Mr. John Peacock
Mr. A. C. Cameron |
023.02 |
A large farmsteading, dwellinghouse two storeys, offices partly one and partly two storeys, all slated and in good repair; property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet] Fasque. |
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Distillery |
Distillery
Distillery
Distillery |
Mr. David Durie
Mr. A. C. Cameron
Mr. James McDonald |
023.02 |
A large building used for distilling purposes only. It is situated about a quarter of a mile north of the village and gives employment to eight hands. Property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet] of Fasque. |
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Burnside of Balmain |
Burnside of Balmain
Burnside of Balmain
Burnside of Balmain |
John Smith Esqr Pitgarvie
Mr John Smith Balmain
Valuation Roll |
023.02 |
A Crofter's residence on the Estate of Balmain the Property of Sir Alexander Ramsay Bart. [Baronet] |
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Anglefield |
Anglefield
Anglefield
Anglefield |
Sir John S. Forbes Bart [Baronet]
Estate Plan
Valuation Roll |
023.02 |
A crofter's residence on the Fettercairn Estate, the property of Sir J. S. Forbes Bart. [Baronet] |
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East Burnside |
East Burnside
East Burnside
East Burnside |
Sir John S. Forbes Bart [Baronet]
Estate Plan
Valuation Roll |
023.02 |
A crofter's residence on the Farm of Bogmill the property of Sir John S. Forbes Bart. [Baronet] |
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Bog Mill (Corn) |
Bog Mill (Meal)
Bog Mill (Meal)
Bog Mill (Meal)
Bogmill |
Estate Plan
Sir J S Forbes Bart [Baronet]
William Chalmers (Tenant)
Valuation Roll |
023.03 |
A good Substantial Meal Mill, attached to which is a good Farm Steading, Dwelling Houses etc, it is on the Fettercairn Estate, property of Sir J. S. Forbes Bart. [Baronet] |
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Bogmill Bridge |
Bogmill Bridge |
Sir J. S. Forbes Bart [Baronet]
James Coullie
James Birse (Road Man Fettercairn) |
023.03 |
A Bridge across Craigmoston Burn on the road from Fettercairn to Laurencekirk. |
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Middleton Bridge |
Middleton Bridge |
Sir J. S. Forbes Bart [Baronet]
James Coullie
James Birse (Road Man Fettercairn) |
023.03 |
A Bridge across Craigmoston Burn on the road leading from Fettercairn to Fordoun. |
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Raw of Balmain |
Raw of Balmain
Raw of Balmain
Raw of Balmain
Raw of Balmain |
Mr. A. C. Cameron
Mr. John Smith
Mr. Charles Durward
Valuation Roll 1862-63 |
023.02 |
A few dwellinghouses, and one small farmsteading, situated a short distance from each other on the side of the T.P. [Turn Pike] road south of the village. They are all one storey, thatched and in indifferent repair; property of Sir Alexander Ramsay Bart. [Baronet] of Balmain. |
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Balmain |
Balmain
Balmain
Balmain
Balmain |
Mr. A. C. Cameron
Mr. John Smith
Mr. Charles Durward
Valuation Roll 1862-63 |
023.02 |
A large farmsteading, dwellinghouse two storeys, offices one storey, all slated and in good repair; property of Sir Alexander Ramsay Bart [Baronet] of Balmain |
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Nethermill |
Nether Mill
Nether Mill
Nether Mill
Nether Mill |
Mr. David Durie
Mr. A. C. Cameron
Mr. James McDonald
Valuation Roll 1862-63 |
023.02 |
A farmsteading, dwellinghouse and offices two storeys, slated and in good repair; property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet] Fasque. |
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Below entry for Raw of Balmain:
"Raw - A Kind of Street" - (Jamieson) |
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Post Office |
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office |
Mr. A. C. Cameron
Mr. James Mcdonald
Mr. Alexander Don |
023.02 |
A dwellinghouse, two storeys slated and in good repair. It has one arrival, at 8.15 A.M. and one despatch at 3.0 P.M. daily. Major Office Laurencekirk. |
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Free Church Manse |
Manse (Free Church)
Manse (Free Church)
Manse (Free Church) |
Revd. [Reverend] David Paton
Mr. Alexander Murray
Mr. A. C. Cameron |
023.02 |
A substantial building, two storeys, slated and in good repair, erected in 1846. |
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Balmain Cottage |
Balmain Cottage
Balmain Cottage
Balmain Cottage
Balmain Cottage |
Mr. A. C. Cameron
Mr. Charles Durward
Mr. Alexander Don
John Smith Esqr (Factor) |
023.02 |
A dwellinghouse, one storey slated and in excellent repair; property of Sir Alexander Ramsay Bart. [Baronet] of Balmain |
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West Burnside |
West Burnside
West Burnside
West Burnside |
Mr. A. C. Cameron
Mr. Alexander Mill
Mr. Alexander Don |
023.02 |
A farmsteading, with offices attached, one storey, slated, and in good repair; property of Sir S. Forbes Bart [Baronet] Fettercairn House. |
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Free Church |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
Revd. [Reverend] David Paton
Mr. Alexander Murray
Mr. A. C. Cameron |
023.02 |
A plain substantial building erected in 1844 containing sittings for 500 persons. Number of communicants, 180. |
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School (Free Church) |
School (Free Church)
School (Free Church)
School (Free Church) |
Mr. Alexander Murray
Revd. [Reverend] David Paton
Mr. A. C. Cameron |
023.02 |
A plain building erected in 1849. Number of pupils about 85. Teacher's salary derived from the Government grant and the fees of the pupils. |
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Parish of Fettercairn |
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Eagle Inn |
Eagle Inn
Eagle Inn
Eagle Inn
Eagle Inn |
Mr. A. C. Cameron
Mr. Charles Durward
Mr. Alexander Don
Valuation Roll 1862-63 |
023.02 |
An Inn, two storeys, slated, and in good repair, and possessing the usual accommodation for travellers. Her Majesty stopped here for one night when travelling incog. [incognito] through the Highlands. Property of Sir Alexander Ramsay Baronet of Balmain. |
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Gas House |
Gas House
Gas House
Gas House |
Mr. A. C. Cameron
Mr. Charles Durward
Mr. Alexander Don |
023.02 |
A small building erected for the manufacture of gas, situated at the east end of the village. Property of Sir John S. Forbes Bart. [Baronet] Fettercairn House. |
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Leith |
Leith
Leith
Leith
Leith |
Mr. A. C. Cameron
Mr. Charles Durward
Mr. Alexander Don
Valuation Roll 1862-63 |
023.02 |
A farmsteading, two storeys, slated and in ordinary repair; property of Sir Alexander Ramsay Bart. [Baronet] of Balmain. |
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School |
School
School
School |
Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn
Mr. James McDonald
James Valentine Esqr. Factor |
023.05 |
A substantial building containing a schoolroom and teacher's residence. Average number of pupils 55. The rudimentary branches of education are taught. The teacher's salary is derived from the fees of the pupils with £15 added by the proprietor Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy the Burn. |
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Bilboa |
Bilboa
Bilboa
Bilboa |
Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn
James Valentine Esqr. Factor
Estate Plan (Lithographed) |
023.05 |
A cothouse, one storey, slated and in good repair; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn. |
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Torrwood Lodge |
Torrwood Lodge
Torrwood Lodge
Torrwood Lodge
Torrwoodgate |
Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn
James Valentine Esqr. Factor
Estate Plan (Lithographed)
Valuation Roll |
023.05 |
Two small cottages, each, one storey, slated and in good repair; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn. |
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Below entry for Bilboa:
"Bilbie - Shelter, residence" (Jamieson) |
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Woodmyre Plantation |
Woodmyre Plantation
Woodmyre Plantation
Woodmyre Plantation |
Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn
James Valentine Esqr. Factor
Estate Plan (Lithographed) |
023.05 |
A large extent of wood situated on the south side of the T.P. [Turn Pike] road between the village of Fettercairn and Gannochy Bridge; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn. |
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Inch |
Inch
Inch
Inch |
Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn
James Valentine Esqr. Factor
Estate Plan (Lithographed) |
023.05 |
A large farmsteading, dwellinghouse two storeys, offices one storey, all slated and in good repair; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn. |
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Greendykes |
Greendykes
Greendykes
Greendykes |
Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn
James Valentine Esqr. Factor
Estate Plan (Lithographed) |
023.05 |
A farmsteading, dwellinghouse and offices one storey, slated, and in good repair; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn. |
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Below entry for Inch:
"Inch. An Island" (Jamieson) |
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Torrhill Plantation |
Torr Hill Plantation
Torr Hill Plantation
Torr Hill Plantation
Tore Hill Plantation |
Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn
James Valentine Esqr. Factor
Mr. James McDonald
Estate Plan (Lithographed) |
023.05 |
A large extent of wood, principally fir, situated on the north side of the T.P. [Turn Pike] road between the village of Fettercairn and Gannochy Bridge; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn. |
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Torrwood Cottage |
Torrwood Cottage
Torrwood Cottage
Torrwood Cottage |
Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy, The Burn
James Valentine Esqr. Factor
Mr. James McDonald |
023.05 |
A dwellinghouse, one storey, slated, and in excellent repair; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy, The Burn. |
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Birchhill |
Birchhill
Birchhill
Birchhill |
Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn
James Valentine Esqr. Factor
Mr. James McDonald |
023.05 |
A dwellinghouse, one storey, slated, and in good repair; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn. |
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Below entry for Torr Hill Plantation:
"Torr - A hill a mountain etc." (Gaelic)
"Tore, of a Saddle. The pommel. Tor - A tower; an eminence" (Jamieson) |
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Braeside |
Braeside |
Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn
James Valentine Esqr. Factor
Valuation Roll |
023.05 |
This name is applied to three dwellinghouses, each one storey, slated, and in good repair; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn |
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Tillytoghills |
Tillytoghills |
Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn
James Valentine Esqr.
Mr. James McDonald |
023.05 |
A large farmsteading, dwellinghouse two storeys, offices one storey, all slated and in good repair; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn. |
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Woodmyre Cottage |
Woodmyre Cottage |
Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn
James Valentine Esqr. Factor
Valuation Roll |
023.05 |
A dwellinghouse, two storeys, slated and in good repair; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn. |
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Burn of Thornyhill |
Burn of Thornyhill |
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet]
Mr James Murray (Factor)
Mr Mackie (Thornyhill) |
023.05 |
This name applies from the Den of Woodtown to near the Church Road at Burnside. It here changes to Black Burn which see. This Burn forms the Boundary between the estate of the Burn and Balbegno, for a considerable part of [its] Course. |
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Below entry for Tillytoghills:
"Till. Cold unproductive clay."...............}
Toighal, Any troublesome appendage } (Jamieson)
Tilg - Cast, throw etc. Togail. Lifting, Building, Bearing" (Gaelic) |
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Wandershill |
Wandershill
Wandershill
Wandershill |
John Smith Esqr (Factor, Pitgarvie)
Mr. John Smith Balmain
Valuation Roll 1862-63 |
023.06 |
A Crofter's residence on the Estate of Balmain. - |
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Wairdhead |
Wairdhead
Wairdhead
Wairdhead |
John Smith Esqr (Factor, Pitgarvie)
Mr. John Smith Balmain
Charles Mitchell Burnside |
023.06 |
A crofter's residence on the Estate of Balmain. |
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Surgeon's Hall |
Surgeon's Hall
Surgeon's Hall
Surgeon's Hall
Surgeon Hall |
John Smith Esqr (Factor, Pitgarvie)
Mr. John Smith Balmain
Charles Mitchell Burnside
County Map (Johnston's) |
023.06 |
A Farm Steading on the Estate of Balmain, the property of Sir Alexander Ramsay Bart. [Baronet] |
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Below entry for Wairdhead:
"Waird, A Sentence, an award." (Jamieson) |
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Bent of Balbegno |
Bent of Balbegno
Bent of Balbegno
Bent of Balbegno
Bent |
Robert Valentine (Bogmuir)
John Lindsay (Boreston)
Charles Mitchell (Burnside)
County Map (Johnston's) |
023.06 |
A Crofters residence on the Estate of Balbegno, it is partly in ruins. |
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Little Strath |
Little Strath
Little Strath
Little Strath
Little Strath |
Robert Valentine (Bogmuir)
John Lindsay (Boreston)
Charles Mitchell (Burnside)
Valuation Roll |
023.06 |
A Farm Steading dwelling houses etc the property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet] |
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Muirhead |
Muirhead
Muirhead
Muirhead |
Robert Valentine
John Lindsay
Charles Mitchell |
023.06 |
A well known name given to two Cottages on the Farm of Balmain. - |
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Below entry for Bent of Balbegno:
"Bent - A coarse kind of Grass." (Jamieson)
Below entry for Muirhead:
"Muir - A heath, English Moor" (Jamieson) |
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Burnside |
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside |
Charles Mitchell (Tenant)
Robert Valentine (Bogmuir)
Valuation Roll 1862-63 |
023.06 |
A crofter's residence on the Estate of Burn. Proprietor Col. [Colonel] William McInroy. |
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Drum |
Drum
Drum
Drum |
Charles Mitchell (Burnside)
Robert Valentine (Bogmuir)
Valuation Roll 1862-63 |
023.06 |
A small Farm Steading on the Estate of Burn. |
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Kelpie Bridge |
Kelpie Bridge
Kelpie Bridge
Kelpie Bridge |
Charles Mitchell (Burnside)
Robert Valentine (Bogmuir)
Mr. John Lindsay (Borestone) |
023.06 |
A well known name given to a County Bridge over the Black Burn, near the Farm House of Drum. |
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Below entry for Kelpie Bridge:
"Kelpie. The Spirit of the Waters." (Jamieson) |
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Borestone |
Borestone
Borestone
Borestone |
John Smith Esqr (Pitgarvie)
John Lindsay (Tenant)
Valuation Roll 1862-63 |
023.06 |
A Crofters residence on the Estate of Balmain. |
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Bogmuir Croft |
Bogmuir Croft
Bogmuir Croft
Bogmuir Croft |
John Smith Esqr (Pitgarvie)
John Lindsay (Borestone)
Valuation Roll 1862-63 |
023.06 |
A Crofters residence on the Estate of Balmain. 'Croft' is affixed to this name to distinguish it from the Farm House of that name. |
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Scutterholes |
Scutterholes
Scutterholes
Scutterholes
Scutterholes |
John Smith Esqr (Pitgarvie)
John Lindsay (Borestone)
Robert Valentine
James McDonald (Inspr [Inspector] Poor) |
023.06 |
A well known name given to a Cottage on the Estate of Balmain. |
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Below entry for Scutterholes:
"To Scutter. To work in an ignorant awkward and dirty way." (Jamieson) |
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The Hillock |
The Hillock
The Hillock
The Hillock |
Mr. John Lindsay (Boreston)
John Smith Esqr (Factor)
Mr Charles Mitchell (Burnside) |
023.06 |
A crofter's residence on the Estate of Balmain. - |
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Eslie |
Eslie
Eslie
Eslie
Eslie |
Mr John Lindsay (Boreston)
John Smith Esqr (Factor)
Mr Charles Mitchell (Burnside)
Co [County] Map (Johnston's) |
023.06 |
A crofter's residence on the Estate of Balmain proprietor Sir Alexander Ramsay Bart. [Baronet] |
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Parish of Fettercairn |
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Meikle Strath |
Meikle Strath
Meikle Strath
Meikle Strath |
Mr James Murray (Factor)
David Jolly (Tenant)
Valuation Roll 1862-63 |
023.06 |
A good substantial Farm Steading the property of Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart. [Baronet] |
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Bogmuir |
Bogmuir
Bogmuir
Bogmuir |
John Smith Esqr Factor
Robert Vallentine (Tenant)
Valuation Roll 1862-63 |
023.06 |
A good substantial Farm Steading on the Estate of Balmain proprietor Sir Alexander Ramsay Bart [Baronet] |
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South Bogmuir |
South Bogmuir
South Bogmuir
South Bogmuir
South Bogmuir |
Mr John Smith (Balmain)
John Smith Esqr (Factor)
Valuation Roll 1862-63
Mr James McDonald (Inspr [Inspector] Poor) |
023.06 |
A good substantial Farm and Public House, on the Estate of Balmain. This is spoken of as "Bogmuir" only, by the people in the neighbourhood, but the Factor states that the prefix, "South", is proper, and Should be retained. |
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Below entry for Meikle Strath:
"Meikle, Great respecting size, Much, denoting quantity etc" ..............} (Jamieson)
"Strath - A Valley of Considerable Extent through which a river runs" } |
| OS1/19/8/87 |
Maryfield |
Maryfield
Maryfield
Maryfield |
Sir John S Forbes Bart [Baronet]
Alexander Stott (Tenant)
Valuation Roll |
023.07 |
A crofters residence the property of Sir John S Forbes Bart. [Baronet] |
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Lady Jane's Plantation |
Lady Jane's Plantation
Lady Jane's Plantation |
Sir John S Forbes Bart [Baronet]
Alexander Stott (Maryfield)
Estate Plan |
023.07 |
A large Plantation on the Fettercairn Estate the property of Sir J S Forbes Bart. [Baronet] |
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Surgeon's Hall Plantation |
Surgeon's Hall Plantation
Surgeon's Hall Plantation |
John Smith Esqr
Mr John Smith |
023.07 |
A considerable sized Plantation on the Farm of Surgeon's Hall. property of Sir Alexander Ramsay Bart [Baronet] |
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Dourie Burn |
Dourie Burn |
Estate Plan (Fettercairn)
Sir J. Forbes Bart [Baronet]
James Coullie (Gamekeeper)
Alexander Stott (Maryfield) |
023.07 |
A considerable Stream the continuation of Craigmoston Burn and falling into Luther Water it forms part of the Ph. [Parish] Boundary between Fettercairn and Fordoun |
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Parish of Fettercairn |
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Burnside of Eslie Plantation |
Burnside of Eslie Plantation
Burnside of Eslie Plantation |
John Smith Esqr (Factor, Pitgarvie)
Mr John Smith (Balmain)
Alexander Stott (Maryfield) |
023.07 |
A Plantation on the Farm of Eslie, Property of Sir Alexander Ramsay Bart. [Baronet] |
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Muirside of Eslie |
Muirside of Eslie
Muirside of Eslie
Muirside of Eslie |
John Smith Esqr
Mr John Smith
Joseph Piper (Tenant) |
023.07 |
A crofters residence on the Farm of Eslie Proprietor Sir Alexander Ramsay Bart. [Baronet] |
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Gourdon |
Gourdon
Gourdon
Gourdon
Gourdon
Gourden |
John Smith Esqr
Mr John Smith
Joseph Piper
Valuation Roll
Estate Plan |
023.07 |
A good Substantial Farm Steading the property of Sir Alexander Ramsay Bart. [Baronet] |
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Parish of Fettercairn |
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Dryplaid |
Dryplaid
Dryplaid
Dryplaid |
Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn
Estate Plan (Lithographed)
James Valentine Esqr. Factor |
023.09 |
A farmsteading, one storey, slated and in good repair; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy, The Burn |
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Arnhall |
Arnhall
Arnhall
Arnhall |
Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn
Estate Plan (Lithographed)
James Valentine Esqr. Factor |
023.09 |
A farmsteading, dwellinghouse two storeys, offices one storey, all slated, and in good repair; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn. |
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Below entry for Arnhall:
"Arn. The Alder, tree etc." (Jamieson)
"The Burn and Arnhall, both of which under the designation of the latter, formed a barony belonging to the noble house of Southesk down to a Comparatively recent date, and some mementoes of the occupancy of that family are yet visible on a sculptured stone at the Chapelton of
Arnhall, as well as in some parts of the old mansion house. These relics of the Southesk family consist of a stone, built into the
wall of a cottage at Chapelton, bearing an erroneous sculpture of the family arms, for the Spread Eagle instead of being single is double
headed. These initials and dates which refer to the Second and fifth Earls, are also upon it 'ANNO.1668. E.I:E.I.S. 1704'; and within the
house at Arnhall, but now plastered over, are the dates 1669 and 1709." (Land of the Lindsays. by Andrew Jervise. Page 102) |
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Disclune |
Disclune
Disclune
Disclune |
Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn
Estate Plan (Lithographed
James Valentine Esqr. Factor |
023.09 |
A small dwellinghouse, one storey, thatched, and in bad repair; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy, The Burn |
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South Disclune Plantation |
South Disclune Plantation
South Disclune Plantation
South Disclune Plantation |
Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy, The Burn
Estate Plan (Lithographed)
James Valentine Esqr. Factor |
023.09 |
A large extent of mixed wood, situated south of Disclune; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy, The Burn |
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Bogside |
Bogside
Bogside
Bogside |
Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy, The Burn
Estate Plan (Lithographedd)
James Valentine Esqr. Factor |
023.09 |
A farmsteading, dwellinghouse, one storey, slated, offices one storey, partly thatched and partly slated, and in good repair; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy, The Burn. |
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Parish of Fettercairn |
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Southmoss |
Southmoss
Southmoss
Southmoss |
Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy, The Burn
Estate Plan (Lithographed)
James Valentine Esqr. Factor. |
023.09 |
A farmsteading, one storey, slated, and in good repair; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy, The Burn. |
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Bentfield |
Bentfield
Bentfield
Bentfield |
Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn
Estate Plan (Lithographed)
James Valentine Esqr. Factor |
023.09 |
A small farmsteading, one storey, partly thatched and partly slated, and in good repair; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy, The Burn. |
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Mossend Croft |
Mossend Croft
Mossend Croft
Mossend Croft |
Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy, The Burn
Estate Plan (Lithographed)
James Valentine Esqr. Factor |
023.09 |
A small dwellinghouse, one storey thatched, and in bad repair; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy, The Burn. Croft is affixed to this name to distinguish it from the Farm Steading, both names are well known. - |
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Below entry for Bentfield:
"Bent. A coarse kind of grass." (Jamieson) |
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Plantingside |
Plantingside
Plantingside
Plantingside |
Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn
Estate Plan (Lithographed)
James Valentine Esqr. Factor. |
023.09 |
A small farmsteading, one storey, slated, and in good repair; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy, The Burn. |
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Gibb's Cottage |
Gibb's Cottage
Gibb's Cottage
Gibb's Cottage |
Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy The Burn
Estate Plan (Lithographed) |
023.09 |
A cottage, one storey, slated, and in good repair; property of Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy, The Burn. This name is given to the object by the proprietor. |
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Entry for Main Drain plantation is scored out. |
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Moss-side of Eslie |
Moss-side of Eslie
Moss-side of Eslie
Moss-side of Eslie |
William Mathewson Esqr (Factor)
Valuation Roll 1862-83
James Duthie (Tenant) |
023.10 |
A crofter's residence on the margin of the Moss of that name the property of The Earl of Kintore. |
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Moss-side |
Moss-side
Moss-side
Moss-side |
John Smith Esqr (Factor)
William Mathewson Esqr
Valuation Roll 1862-63 |
023.10 |
A small Farm Steading on the Balmain Estate the property of Sir Alexander Ramsay Bart. [Baronet]. It is in moderate repair. |
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Causeyend |
Causeyend
Causeyend
Causeyend |
John Smith Esqr (Factor)
William Mathewson Esqr
Valuation Roll 1862-63 |
023.10 |
A small Farm Steading on the Balmain Estate. It is in moderate repair. |
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Parish of Fettercairn |
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Maindrain Plantation |
Maindrain Plantation
Maindrain Plantation
Maindrain Plantation |
Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy (The Burn)
Estate Plan (Lithographed)
Charles Mitchell (Burnside) |
023.10 |
A name given to a narrow strip of Plantation on the Estate of "The Burn". This name applies from the end of the Plantation near "Drum" to oppsite "Dryplaid". |
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Eslie Moss |
Eslie Moss
Eslie Moss
Eslie Moss
Common Moss |
John Smith Esqr (Pitgarvie)
William Mathewson Esqr (Laurencekirk Factor to Earl Kintore)
Charles Mitchell (Burnside)
County Map (Johnston's) |
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A name given to an extensive Moss or Peat Bog. It is a "Common Moss", each of the adjoining proprietors having a Share in it, and their respective Tenants have the right of cutting Peats, patches of it along the margin are being continually brought under cultivation, This is spoken of by the people in the neighbourhood as the "Moss", or the "Common Moss", also as "Eslie Moss". Mr Mathewson the Earl of Kintore's Factor Says that "Eslie Moss" is the Proper name, and it is So written on the Earl's papers. The name applies to the whole of the ground etched as moorland on Plans 023.06 and 023.10. |
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Hillside of Eslie |
Hillside of Eslie
Hillside of Eslie
Hillside of Eslie |
John Smith Esqr (Factor)
William Mathewson Esqr (Factor on Kintore Estate)
Valuation Roll 1862-63 |
023.10 |
This name applies to the five dwelling Houses as Shewn in S,W, [South West] Corner of Trace. They are on the Balmain Estate, and are in moderate repair. The Tenants are Crofters.- |
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Denstrath |
Denstrath
Denstrath
Denstrath
Denstrath |
John Smith Esqr (Factor)
William Mathewson Esqr (Factor on Kintore Estate)
Valuation Roll 1862-63
Lieut. Col. [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy ("The Burn" - Proprietor) |
023.10 |
A good Substantial Farm Steading, with Steam Threshing Mill, and covered Farm yard, all in good repair. It is on the Estate of "The Burn". |
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Mains of Drumhendry
Mains of Drumhendry
Mains of Drumhendry
Mains of Drumhenry |
John Smith Esqr (Factor)
William Mathewson Esqr (Factor on Kintore Estate)
Valuation Roll 1862-63
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Black Burn |
Black Burn
Black Burn
Black Burn
Black Burn |
Estate Plan ("The Burn")
Estate Plan (Earl of Kintore's)
William Mathewson Esqr
Mr Charles Mitchell (Burnside) |
023.10 |
A considerable stream rising on the N.W [North West] side of the Balbegno Estate, it is called "Burn of Thornyhill" through that property, to near "Kelpie Bridge", (See place marked on 014.06) and from this last named point to the River Esk, it is well known as "Black Burn" |
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East Mains of Drumhendry
East Mains of Drumhendry
East Mains of Drumhendry |
William Mathewson Esqr (Factor)
Valuation Roll 1862-63
Mr James McDonald (Inspector of Poor) |
023.10 |
A Small Farm steading in moderate repair, property of the Earl of Kintore. |
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Stylemouth
Stylemouth
Stylemouth |
William Mathewson Esqr
Mr James McDonald
Mr Charles Mitchell (Burnside) |
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A Cottage near the Farm steading last named, property of the Earl of Kintore. It is in moderate repair. |
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Whins
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John Smith Esqr (Factor, Pitgarvie)
Mr James McDonald (Inspr [Inspector] Poor)
Valuation Roll 1862-63 |
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A good Substantial Farm Steading on the Balmain Estate. Property of Sir Alexander Ramsay Bart. [Baronet] |
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Whins Plantation |
Whins Plantation
Whins Plantation
Whins Plantation |
John Smith Esqr.
Mr John Smith (Balmain)
Estate Plan |
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A Fir Plantation on the Farm of Whins, near Sauchieburn Public House. |
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Chapelton |
Chapelton
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Chapeltown
Chapelton or Chapeltown |
"Land of the Lindsays" (Page 102)
Garden's Co [County] Map (Date 1774)
Estate Plan (Date 1819)
Letter from Col [Colonel] McInroy (Date 10/4/63) |
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A Small Cottage on the Estate of The Burn, on the Side of the River North Esk, near Arnhall. Proprietor Col [Colonel] McInroy, The Burn. It is in good repair, and built into the South West corner is a Stone on which is cut, the double headed Spread Eagle, and dates 1668 and 1704. See "Arnhall" on adjoining Plan.
"These relics of the Southesk family Consist of a stone, built into the wall of a cottage at Chapelton bearing an erroneous Sculpture of the family arms, for the Spread Eagle instead of being Single is double headed. These initials and dates, which refer to the Second and fifth Earls are also upon it 'ANNO. 1668. E.I: E.I.S. 1704." (Land of the Lindsays Page 102.) |
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Below entry for Chapelton:
Not known: Site of Burying Ground and Supposed Site of Chapel See letter from the Proprietor, attached. |
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Laurencekirk
9th April 1863
Sir,
On the Plan of The Burn and
Arnhall which you sent me, I
observe that at Chapelton there is
"Burying Ground" written on the
Plan; and the word "Chapelton"
leads to the supposition that there
had been a Chapel here. In "The
Land of the Lindsay, by Jervise (Page
102)" reference is made to the "Barony
of Arnhall", and the "Arms of the
Southesk family", as shewn on the
Sculptured stone at the Cottage of
Chapelton, but no reference is made
to the Burying Ground, nor any re
ference to a chapel. I have also
[continued on page 99b]
Lt Col [Lieutenant Colonel] McInroy &c &c
[RH side of page (in a different hand):]
The burying ground referred to
existed on a site a few yards
S. [South] East of the only Cottage now
at "Chapelton": but had been
brought under cultivation
a very long time ago - It is
known that there was a
"Chapel" there and it may
be concluded that the
site was close to the
burying ground - I know
nothing of the subject further
than the county traditions
as to the existence of a
"Chapel" in remote times, but
the "sculptured remains" on
the cottage are evidently taken
from a tombstone, and "bones"
on the site of the burying
ground were occasionally
turned up some thirty years
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examined the "Memoirs of Angus
and Mearns". Robertson's Survey".
and the "Statistical account", but
Can not find any reference to the
"Burying Ground", or a Chapel. As
it is essential that the Sites of all
antiquities should appear on the
Ordnance Plans, will you be
pleased to inform me if you can
give any information on the above,
or if you have any documents
relating to it? --
I have obtained from the people
in the neighbourhood the name of
"Nether Mains of Arnhall", for the
Cottages near Chapelton, will
you be pleased to inform me
[RH side of page (in different hand):]
I have no documents whatever
on the subject, for my "Charters"
as far back as 1631, speak of
the "toun and lands of Chapeltown"
but nothing of a "Chapel".
I think this is a correct
name
[Robert] McInroy
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Dalladies |
Dalladies
Dalladies
Dalladies
Dalladies |
Charles Durie Esqr (Tenant & Factor)
William Mathewson Esqr (Factor, Kintore Estate)
Valuation Roll 1862-63
Garden's Co [County] Map |
023.13 |
A good substantial Farm Steading with outbuildings etc. all in good repair. Proprietress Miss Robertson. Edinburgh. |
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Mossend |
Mossend
Mossend
Mossend |
Col [Colonel] McInroy (The Burn)
Estate Plan
Valuation Roll 1862-63 |
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A small Farm Steading on the Estate of The Burn. Proprietor Col [Colonel] McInroy. It is in good repair. - |
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Nether Mains of Arnhall |
Nether Mains of Arnhall |
Col [Colonel] McInroy (Proprietor
James Valentine Esqr (Factor) |
023.13 |
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River North Esk |
See Plan and Name Sheets of adjoining County. |
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Described on Name Sheets of Forfarshire. |
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Drumhendry Plantation |
Drumhendry Plantation
Drumhendry Plantation |
William Mathewson Esqr (Factor)
James Pearson (Drumhendry)
William Anderson (Gawloch) |
023.14 |
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Primrosehill Brick and Tile works |
Primrosehill (Brick & Tile Works)
Primrosehill (Brick & Tile Works)
Primrosehill (Brick & Tile Works) |
William Mathewson Esqr (Factor)
James Pearson (Drumhendry)
William Anderson (Gawloch) |
023.14 |
A Brick and Tile work on the Estate of that name, There are all the appurtenances necessary for a large work, Steam Engine etc. Proprietor Captn [Captain] Alexander Airth. |
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Cleary Wood |
Cleary Wood
Cleary Wood
Cleary Wood
Cleary Wood |
William Mathewson Esqr (Factor)
James Pearson (Drumhendry)
William Anderson (Gawloch)
William Silver (Cleary) |
023.14 |
A name which applies to a large Wood chiefly Fir. Situated at the S.E. [South East] end of the Parish, on the Estate of Dalladies. - |
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Shepherd's Wood |
Shepherd's Wood
Shepherd's Wood
Shepherd's Wood |
Charles Durie Esqr. Factor
Mr J Durie (Dalladies)
Mr Anderson (Gawloch) |
023.14 |
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Cleary |
Cleary
Cleary
Cleary |
William Mathewson Esqr. Factor on Kintore Estate
William Silver (Tenant)
William Anderson (Gawloch) |
023.14 |
A name which applies to two Cottages situated on North side of Cleary Wood. |
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Steelstrath |
Steelstrath
Steelstrath
Steelstrath |
Lt Col (Lieutenant Colonel) McInroy (The Burn, Proprietor)
Estate Plan
James Durie (Tenant) |
023.14 |
A good substantial farm steading with Covered Farm Yard etc. |
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West Mains of Drumhendry |
West Mains of Drumhendry
West Mains of Drumhendry
West Mains of Drumhendry |
William Mathewson Esqr
James Pearson (Tenant)
Valuation Roll 1862-63 |
023.14 |
A good substantial farm Steading the property of The Earl of Kintore. This name is spoken of, as "Drumhendry". "West Drumhendry". and "West Mains of Drumhendry". The Factor considers the latter to be the proper name. This object is upon the Estate of Drumhendry. - |
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Primrose-hill |
Primrosehill
Primrosehill
Primrosehill |
William Mathewson Esqr
James Durie
Valuation Roll 1862-63 |
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Capo |
Capo
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Capo |
William Mathewson Esqr (Factor)
Charles Durie Esqr (Dalladies)
Valuation Roll 1862-63 |
026.01 |
A good Farm Steading with outhouses etc. it is on the Estate of Drumhendry. Proprietor Earl of Kintore. |
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Nether Bog |
Nether Bog
Nether Bog |
Charles Durie Esqr (Factor)
Mr. J. Durie |
026.01 |
A low lying piece of ground on the Estate of Dalladies, it is now Cultivated, but it is stated, that before it was drained etc to have been a bog or marsh.- |
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Capo Plantation |
Capo Plantation
Capo Plantation
Capo Plantation |
William Mathewson Esqr. Factor on Kintore Estates
Mr William Anderson (Gawloch)
Mr James Pearson Drumhendry |
026.02 |
A large Fir Plantation on the Kintore Estate near Capo Farm Steading. Proprietor Earl of Kintore. |
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Fettercairn
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Sheriff's list of Meresmen
John Smith Esqr. Meresman
Valuation Roll 1862-63
New Stat Act [Statistical Account]
Memoirs of Angus Mearns Jervise
Land of the Lindsays Jervise
List of Fairs in Scotland
Revd. [Reverend] Mr Ritchie Fettercairn
Revd. [Reverend] James McGowan Laurencekirk
Revd. [Reverend] J. C. McClure Marykirk
Revd. [Reverend] James Mitchell Laurencekirk
Sir Thomas Gladstone Bart [Baronet]
Sir John S Forbes Bart [Baronet]
David Scott Esqr Balnakettle
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"This parish is supposed by some to have derived its name from its vicinity to the Cairn O'Mount, a part of the Grampian Mountains over which the public road to Aberdeenshire passes, and to which it begins to ascend at a small distance to the north of the village. The parish of Fettercairn forms the extreme western division of Kincardineshire, on the South side of the Grampians. Its length, from South to North is 8 miles, and its greatest breadthe from East to West 4½. It contains about 13192 imperial acres, or about 20 Square Miles of Surface. It is bounded on the North and North-East by the Parish of Fordoun; on the East and South-East [continued on page 108] |
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The plan examiner requested the
Det: [Detached] portions to be noted - if any -
see remark page 3 - reply "not given
the name book" -
OMO [Ordnance Mapping Office
1 March 64
[In LH margin]:
Note
"There are no detached portions of this Ph. [Parish] contained
within any other Ph. [Parish] nor are there any detd. [detached] portions
of other Parishes in this."
Copied from Reference Book
[Initialled] JW
[Volume signed]
E. H. Courtney
Capt. R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers]
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ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. STORE SOUTHAMPTON 16 APR. 95
Name Book
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CO. [COUNTY] KINCARDINE
PARISH OF FETTERCAIRN
Index
Name -- Page
Arnhall -- 89
Anglefield -- 71
Backhows -- 37
Backhows Plantation -- 38
Burn of Cauldcots -- 42
Boat House Wood -- 44
Burn of Kirkton -- 49
Barras Hill Plantation -- 57
Balbegno Castle -- 59
Brittle Root -- 65
Burnside of Balmain -- 71
Bog Mill -- 72
Black Goit -- 1
Bannock Hill -- 3
Burn of Corfinnoch -- 4
Burn of Corbrack -- 4
Burn of Auchmull -- 4
Burn of Craigiedarg -- 5
Black Burn -- 96
Bentfield -- 91
Bogside -- 90
Burnside of Eslie Plantn. [Plantation] -- 88
Bogs of Crichieburn -- 15
Burn of Delalie -- 17
Burn of Thornyhill -- 80
Bogmuir -- 86
Borestone -- 84
Bogmuir Croft -- 84
Burnside -- 83
Bent of Balbegno -- 82
Bilboa -- 77
Balmain Cottage -- 74
Balmain -- 73
Burn of Balfour -- 36
Burn of Lennarty -- 35
Broom Wood -- 30
Bogendollo -- 30
Burn of Garrol -- 25
Bogs of Delalie -- 24
Bogendollo Belt -- 24
Brunt Hill -- 22
Burn of Balvairnies -- 20
Burn of Corsheilie -- 20
Burn of Matthew -- 19
Braeside -- 80
Burn of Balnakettle -- 78
Buckles Hillock -- 18
Brawlinmuir Wood -- 17
Birchhill -- 79
Blind Burn -- 11
Capo -- 103
Capo Plantation -- 105
Cleary -- 102
Cleary Wood -- 101
Chapelton -- 99
Causeyend -- 93
Church -- 67
Cairnton -- 66
Cross -- 63
Craigmoston Burn -- 48
Crow Wood -- 47
Cottown of Thaneston -- 44
Cauldcots -- 43
Cauldcots Quarry -- 43
Crow Hillocks -- 35
Craig of Leith -- 32
Craig of Harestone -- 31
CrichieBurn -- 27
Craigmoston Br [Bridge] -- 25
Croftangry Wood -- 24
Crichieburn Wood -- 22
Crichieburn -- 30
Distillery -- 69
[Den of Wood]town -- 56
[Deer Dyke] -- 21
Drumhendry Plantatn. [Plantation] -- 101
Dalladies -- 100
Denstrath -- 95
Disclune -- 90
Dryplaid -- 89
Drum -- 83
Delalie -- 21
Drustie Lodge -- 49
Droich wood -- 27
Dourie Burn -- 87
Earn Cairn -- 1
East Grain -- 9
East Grain -- 11
East Mains of Drumhendry -- 96
Eslie Moss -- 94
Eslie -- 85
Eagle Inn -- 76
East Burnside -- 71
East Woodtown -- 56
East Mains of Balfour -- 33
Englishmen's Den -- 19
East Burn of Cardowan -- 16
Fettercairn (Parish) -- 107
Free Church -- 75
Free Church Manse -- 74
Fettercairn (Village) -- 64
Fettercairn House -- 46
Fountain Hillock -- 43
Fasque -- 29
Grampian Mountains -- 5
Gibb's Cottage -- 92
Gourdon -- 88
Greendykes -- 78
Gas House -- 76
Green Cairn -- 60
Gannachy Tower -- 53
Garrol Wood -- 23
Garrol Hill -- 15
Gannachy Br. [Bridge] -- 51
Hill of Craigiedarg -- 7
Hillside of Eslie -- 95
Home Farm -- 40
Hillhead -- 33
Hill of Strathnosen -- 32
Harestone -- 31
Herdhill Wood -- 22
Herd Hill -- 19
Inch -- 78
Imrie Tower -- 51
Kelpie Bridge -- 83
Lady Jane's Plantation -- 87
Little Strath -- 82
Leith -- 76
Lochodly Lodge -- 55
Loups Bridge -- 52
Lady's Knowe -- 38
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Name -- Page
Middle Hole of Craigiedarg -- 9
Mid Grain -- 9
Mossend -- 100
Mains of Drumhendry -- 95
Maindrain Plantation -- 94
Moss-side of Eslie -- 93
Moss-side -- 93
Mossend Croft -- 91
Muirside of Eslie - 88
Maryfield -- 87
Meikle Strath -- 86
Muirhead -- 82
Mains of Balbegno -- 69
Mains of Fettercairn -- 45
Manse -- 68
Muttonholes -- 65
Mill of Woodtown -- 57
Mid Mains of Balfour -- 56
Moor of Thornyhill -- 55
Mains of Fasque -- 40
Mains of Balnakettle -- 34
Mains of Balfour -- 33
Nether Bog -- 103
Nether Mains of Arnhall -- 100
Nethermill -- 73
North Disclune Plantation -- 53
New Mill -- 53
Nether Thaneston -- 37
Newbigging Belt -- 23
Old Mains -- 39
Old Mains Belt -- 39
Primrose-hill -- 102
Primrosehill Brick & Tile Works -- 101
Plantingside -- 92
Post Office -- 74
Quenzie Bank -- 58
Raw of Balmain -- 73
Round Green Plantation -- 51
Rushiemyre Cottage -- 49
River North Esk -- 100
Shank of Cardowan -- 10
Shank of Balvairnies -- 10
Shank of Matthew -- 10
Steelstrath -- 102
Shepherd's Wood -- 101
Stylemouth -- 96
School -- 75
Southmoss -- 91
South Disclune Plantation -- 90
Surgeon's Hall -- 81
Surgeon's Hall Plantation -- 87
South Bogmuir -- 86
School -- 67
Spey Bank -- 44
Stanke'e -- 43
Strathywell Belt -- 41
School -- 39
Scar Heugh -- 36
St. Andrew's Chapel -- 27
School -- 77
Scutterholes -- 84
The Hillock -- 85
Torrwood Lodge -- 77
Town Hall -- 68
Temperance Hotel -- 67
Taid's Nest -- 66
Tod Hillock -- 66
The Bog - 65
Thornyhill -- 58
The Burn -- 52
Tofts Belt -- 45
The Lake Belt -- 42
The Octagon -- 38
Thaneston Belt -- 37
Todholes -- 15
Tillytoghills -- 80
Torrhill Plantation -- 79
Torrwood Cottage -- 79
Upper Mill -- 42
Upper Thaneston -- 34
Well of Cardowan -- 6
West Grain -- 9
Windy Slack -- 13
West Mains of Drumhendry -- 102
Whins -- 97
Whins Plantation -- 97
Wandershill -- 81
Wairdhead -- 81
Woodmyre Plantation -- 78
West Burnside -- 75
West Woodtown -- 57
Wood of Barna -- 55
Woodtown Lodge -- 51
White Lumbs -- 45
Wood of Balnakettle -- 35
Whinny Hillocks -- 32
Wood of Balfour -- 31
Wood of Newbigging -- 23
Wood of Mon Duff -- 18
Woodmyre Cottage -- 80
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