Kincardineshire volume 12

  1. Records
  2. Ordnance Survey Name Books
  3. Kincardineshire OS Name Books, 1863
  4. Kincardineshire volume 12
Page List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks Continued entries/extra info Transcriber's notes
OS1/19/12/1 Glenbervie Glenbervie Glenbervie Glenbervie Glenbervie Glenbervie Glenbervie Glenbervie Glenbervie Glenbervie Glenbervie Revd [Reverend] James Duirs. Minister, & Meresman William Mutch. Registrar, & Schoolmaster Poor's Roll of the Parish Mr William Mitchell, Meresman Mr David Gibb, Meresman Oliver & Boyd's Edinburgh Almanac Dietrichsen & Hannay's Royal Almanac Gazetteer of Scotland Aberdeen Almanac & Register New Statistical Account 011.15; 016.03 " The Parish of Glenbervie, anciently Overbervie, is situated nearly in the centre of the Mearns, - bounded on the west, by the Water of Bervie and Fordoun; on the east by Dunnottar and Fetteresso; on the South and South-east, by Arbuthnott; and on the north, by the hills of Strachan and Durris. It reaches 6 1/2 miles from north to South, and 5 from east to west." - ("New Stat: Acct: [Statistical Account] page 165"]
OS1/19/12/1 [Page] 1 Parish of Glenbervie Note. -- There is no detached portion of this Parish in any other; nor is there a detached portion of any other in this.
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OS1/19/12/3 Lady's Moss Lady's Moss Lady's Moss Lady's Moss A.W. Kinnear Esqr Factor Stonehaven C.G. Monro Esqr Factor Stonehaven Mr John Ogg (Tenant) Mergie 011.08 A portion of Moor ground on the Estate of Fetteresso near Mergie. Property of R.W. Duff Esqr of Fetteresso.
OS1/19/12/3 Black Burn Black Burn Black Burn Black Burn Black Burn Estate Plan of Fetteresso Estate Plan of Rickarton Messrs Tindal (Factors) Stonehaven Messrs Kinnear & Monro (Factors) Stonehaven 011.12 A considerable stream rising on the Grampian Mountains in Durris Parish, and falling into Cowie Water near Mergie. This stream forms the Boundary between the Parishes of Fetteresso & Glenbervie and the Estates of Fetteresso & Rickarton for a considerable distance.
OS1/19/12/3 Hill of Three Stones Hill of Three Stones Hill of Three Stones Hill of Three Stones Hill of Three Stones Mr John Ogg Estate Plan A.W. Kinnear Esqr Factor Stonehaven C G Monro Esqr Factor Stonehaven 011.12 These names apply to two conspicuous elevations on a hill range on the Estate of Fetteresso about 1/4 of a mile North from Wood of Mergie. There is no proper name for the range. Property of R.W. Duff Esqr of Fetteresso.
OS1/19/12/3 Pitenden Pitenden Pitenden Pitenden Pitenden Mr John Ogg Estate Plan A.W. Kinnear Esqr Factor Stonehaven C G Monro Esqr Factor Stonehaven 011.12 These names apply to two conspicuous elevations on a hill range on the Estate of Fetteresso about 1/4 of a mile North from Wood of Mergie. There is no proper name for the range. Property of R.W. Duff Esqr of Fetteresso.
OS1/19/12/3 [Page] 3 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/4 Tillybreak Tillybreak Tillybreak Tillybreak Estate Plan A.W. Kinnear Esqr (Factor) Stonehaven Mr John Ogg (Mergie) 011.12 A crofters residence on the Estate of Fetteresso, in the Wood of Mergie. Property of R.W. Duff Esqr.
OS1/19/12/4 Mill Haugh Mill Haugh Mill Haugh Mill Haugh Estate Plan A.W. Kinnear Esqr (Factor) Stonehaven Mr John Ogg (Mergie) 011.12 A low lying piece of ground on the north side of Cowie Water, on the farm and about 1/4 of a mile west from Mergie. - Property of R.W. Duff Esqre of Fetteresso.
OS1/19/12/4 Mergie Mergie Mergie Mergie Estate Plan A.W. Kinnear Esqr (Factor) Stonehaven Mr John Ogg (Mergie) 011.12 A considerable farm steading and dwelling house on the Estate of Fetteresso near the junction of Cowie Water and Black Burn. proprietor, R.W. Duff Esqre The proprietor of the Estate of Fetteresso is R.W. Duff Esqr. M.P. [Member of Parliament] Fetteresso Castle. Factors. Messrs Kinnear & Monro Writers Stonehaven
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OS1/19/12/5 Coldwell Hill Coldwell Hill Coldwell Hill Coldwell Hill Estate Plan of Fetteresso 1811 Mr Charles Whyte, Farmer, (Stonehouse) Mr James Gerrard, (Hobseat) 011.10 A conspicuous hill or eminence well known by this name, situated on the farm of Stonehouse, Estate of Fetteresso. Property of R.W. Duff, Esqre -
OS1/19/12/5 Little Hawk's Nest Little Hawk's Nest Little Hawk's Nest Little Hawk's Nest Estate Plan of Fetteresso. 1811 Mr Charles Whyte Mr James Gerrard 011.10 A ravine or glen formed by steep banks on each side in which are a few rocks or boulders interspersed, and is well known by this name.
OS1/19/12/5 Hill of Blacklodge Hill of Blacklodge Hill of Blacklodge Hill of Blacklodge Estate Plan 1811 Mr Charles Whyte Mr James Gerrard 011.10 A conspicuous hill or eminence known by this name. The above are on the farm of Stonehouse, Estate of Fetteresso. Proprietor R.W. Duff Esqr. M.P. [Member of Parliament] Fetteresso Castle
OS1/19/12/5 [Page] 5 Parish of Glenbervie [Note Little Hawk's Nest] -- Please write name on Plan as arranged on Trace. -- [Initialled] B.R. Note. On the Plan of the Estate of Durris this name is written to a feature on the Boundary nearly a mile east from this, and 23 Chains west from the "Black Loch", The feature to which the name is arranged on the Trace is best known by the name given, and is so named on Estate Plan of Fetteresso, -- [Initialled] B.R.
OS1/19/12/6 Burn of Roughbank Burn of Roughbank Burn of Roughbank Burn of Roughbank Estate Plan 1811 Mr Charles Whyte, (Stonehouse) Mr James Gerrard. (Hobseat) 011.13 A small stream so called from, where it forms the Parish Boundary, where it is called "Munch Burn," till it Joins the "Wolf Burn" at the head of the "Cowie Water"
OS1/19/12/6 Hill of Roughbank Hill of Roughbank Hill of Roughbank Hill of Roughbank Estate Plan - 1811 Mr Charles Whyte Mr James Gerrard 011.13 A conspicuous hill or eminence so [called] the side of which is very rough and [steep] Property of R.W. Duff Esqre -
OS1/19/12/6 Well of Monluth Well of Monluth Well of Monluth Well of Monluth Well of Monlouth Mr Charles Whyte Mr James Gerrard Mr Robert Watson Estate Plan of Durris. 011.13 A good spring well, situated at the base of "Monluth Hill" on the "Foggy Road" and where the Parishes of "Glenbervie, Durris. &. Strachan joins each other it is so called from the hill of this [name]
OS1/19/12/6 [Page] 6 Parish of Glenbervie
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OS1/19/12/7 Hill of Mossmaud Hill of Mossmaud Hill of Mossmaud Hill of Mossmaud Hill of Mossmaud Estate Plan - 1811 Mr Charles Whyte (Stonehouse) Mr James Gerrard. (Hobseat) A.W. Kinnear Esqr Factor 011.11 A conspicuous hill or eminence Known by this name. The boundary between the Parishes of Durris and Glenbervie passes on this hill. *
OS1/19/12/7 Stony Muir Stony Muir Stony Muir Stony Muir Stony Muir Estate Plan 1811 Mr Charles Whyte Mr James Gerrard A.W. Kinnear Esqr 011.11 A portion of rough heathy ground on the side or declivity of Mossmaud hill with loose stones or boulders interspersed hence the name. - *
OS1/19/12/7 Bawd Moss Bawd Moss Bawd Moss Bawd Moss Bawd Moss Estate Plan 1811 Mr Charles Whyte Mr James Gerrard A.W. Kinnear Esqr 011.11 A flat portion of mossy ground known by this name . - * The above are on the Estate of Fetteresso, proprietor R.W. Duff Esqr M.P. [Member of Parliament]
OS1/19/12/7 [Page] 7 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/8 Bawd Burn Bawd Burn Bawd Burn Bawd Burn Bawd Burn Estate Plan 1811 Mr Charles Whyte (Stonehouse) Mr James Gerrard Hobseat A.W. Kinnear Esqr (Factor) 011.11 A small stream So called from its source to it joins the "Black Burn"
OS1/19/12/8 East Dumer Burn East Dumer Burn East Dumer Burn East Dumer Burn East Dumer Burn Estate Plan 1811 Mr Charles Whyte Mr James Gerrard A.W. Kinnear Esqr 011.11 A Small Stream So called from its source till it joins the "West Dumer Burn" and the " Cowie Water"
OS1/19/12/8 West Dumer Burn West Dumer Burn West Dumer Burn West Dumer Burn West Dumer Burn Estate Plan 1811 Mr Charles Whyte Mr James Gerrard A.W. Kinnear Esqr 011.11 A Small stream so called from its Source till it joins the "East Dumer Burn".
OS1/19/12/8 [Page] 8 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/9 Dumer Hill Dumer Hill Dumer Hill Dumer Hill Dumer Hill Estate Plan 1811 Mr Charles Whyte, (Stonehouse) Mr James Gerrard, (Hobseat) A.W. Kinnear Esqr 011.11 A conspicuous hill or eminence so Called. the name is well known Property of R.W. Duff, Esqre Fetteresso.
OS1/19/12/9 [Page] 9 Parish of Glenbervie
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OS1/19/12/11 Burn of Anaquhat Burn of Anaquhat Burn of Anaquhat Burn of Anaquhat Burn of Anaquhat Estate Plan 1811 Mr Charles Whyte, (Stonehouse) Mr James Gerrard (Hobseat) A.W. Kinnear Esqr (Factor) Stonehaven 011.14 A small stream So called from its Source till it joins the "Cowie Water" near "Brucklaw"
OS1/19/12/11 Brucklaw Brucklaw Brucklaw Brucklaw Brackley Brucklaw Estate Plan 1811 Mr Charles Whyte Mr James Gerrard Philip's Co. [County] Map A.W. Kinnear Esqr. 011.14 There were formerely Several houses here Known by this name, the houses and fences adjoining are nearly altogether demolished, but the place still retains the name -
OS1/19/12/11 Meikleouf Burn Meikle-ouf Burn Meikleouf Burn Meikleouf Burn Meikleouf Burn Estate Plan 1811 Mr Charles Whyte Mr James Gerrard A.W. Kinnear Esqr 011.14 A Small stream so called from its Source till it joins the "Cowie Water"
OS1/19/12/11 [Page] 11 Parish of Glenbervie [Note Anaquhat Burn] -- " Ana - a river island". -- Jamieson) "Quhat - An exclamation " -- Jamieson) "Anathach - Bold, fearless" -- (Gaelic) [Note Brucklaw] -- "Bruick, Bruck. - A kind of boil" (Jamieson) "Bruick - To possess". "Bruckle Brittle". (Jamieson) "Bruchlay - A mean or wretched hovel, a crumbling insecure wall" - This is evidently the original name - (Gaelic) -- [Initialled] B.R. [Note Meikleouf Burn] -- Mekyl, Meikle, Mykil, Muckle, - Great respecting size." -- (Jamieson) "Ouf - The wolf." -- (Ibid) [Jamieson]
OS1/19/12/12 Monluth Hill Monluth Monluth Hill Monluth Hill Monluth Hill Monlouth Estate Plan 1811 Mr Charles Whyte. (Stonehouse) Mr James Gerrard (Hobseat) Mr Robert Watson. (Ladyleys) Co. [County] Map & Estate Plan of Durris. 011.14 A very conspicuous hill or eminence well known by this name it is [generally] pronounced Monleith but [Monluth] appears to be the correct name
OS1/19/12/12 Meikle Hawk's Nest Meikle Hawk's Nest Meikle Hawk's Nest Meikle Hawk's Nest Estate Plan 1811 Mr Charles Whyte Mr James Gerrard 011.14 A ravine or glen formed by steep banks on each Side in which are a few rocks or boulders interspersed and is well known by this name
OS1/19/12/12 Hole Burn Hole Burn Hole Burn Hole Burn Mr Charles Whyte Mr James Gerrard Mr Robert Watson 011.14 A Small stream So called from its source till it joins the "Cowie Water" it runs through a deep glen which gives rise to the name
OS1/19/12/12 [Page] 12 Parish of Glenbervie [Note Monluth Hill] -- "Monadh - A mountain, a heathy expanse" (Gaelic) "Luth - Strength, power, vigour" (Gaelic) [Meikle Hawk's Nest] -- Note - This name is known in both parishes, but the principal portion of the feature is in Glenbervie Parish, Please write name on Plan as arranged on Trace. [Initialled] B.R.
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OS1/19/12/13 Blackhill Burn Blackhill Burn Blackhill Burn Blackhill Burn Estate Plan 1811 Mr Charles Whyte, (Stonehouse) Mr James Gerrard. (Hobseat) 011.14 A small stream so called from its source till it joins the "Cowie Water"
OS1/19/12/13 Black Hill Black Hill Black Hill Black Hill Mr Charles Whyte Mr James Gerrard Mr Robert Watson. (Ladyleys) 011.14 An irregular eminence forming Several little hillocks, Covered with heath and having a very black appearance from which the name is derived
OS1/19/12/13 Craiginour Craig-in-our Craiginour Craiginour Estate Plan 1855 Mr Charles Whyte Mr James Gerrard 011.14 A very Conspicous hill or eminence so called. the side of which is very Craggy and steep - The literal meaning of this name is the "Little Gold Rock". - [Initialled] B.R.
OS1/19/12/13 [Page] 13 Parish of Glenbervie [Note Craiginour] -- "Cragmhor. Rocky abounding in small rocks" "Creagan - A little rock" -- (Gaelic) "Or - Gold (Ibid.) [Gaelic]
OS1/19/12/14 Doups of Craignour Doups of Craigenour Doups of Craiginour Doups of Craiginour Doups of Craiginour Doups of Craiginour Estate Plan of Fetteresso Estate Plan of Glenbervie Mr Charles Whyte (Stonehouse) Mr William Falconer (Bogjorgan) Mr David Scott (Annamuck) 011.14 A name which applies to a group of Scattered rocks, Boulders, and cropping rocks on the north side of Craiginour. The name is well known.
OS1/19/12/14 Cross Lochan Cross Lochan Cross Lochan Cross Lochan Estate Plan of Glenbervie Mr William Falconer Mr David Scott 011.14 A name which applies to a small glen or hollow on the north side of Craiginour, extending from Doups of Criaginour to Loch of the Lochan.
OS1/19/12/14 [Page] 14 Parish of Glenbervie [Notes Doups of Craiginour] -- "Creaganor. The little gold rock" (Gaelic) -- "Doup - The breech or buttocks." -- (Jamieson) * They are on a protruding part of the hill, and looking at them from the north, their appearance is very conspicuous. [Note Cross Lochan] -- "Lochan. A little loch " - (Gaelic) Literally - crossing the little lochs
OS1/19/12/15 Hobseat Hobseat Hobseat Hobseat Hobseat Estate Plan 1811 Mr Charles Whyte (Stonehouse) Mr James Gerrard (Gamekeeper) A.W. Kinnear Esqr (Factor) 011.15 A neat dwelling house with out houses yard and garden attached. used as a shooting Lodge, by the proprietor Robert William Duff Esqr. Fetteresso Ho. [House]
OS1/19/12/15 Hill of Hobseat Hill of Hobseat Hill of Hobseat Hill of Hobseat Hill of Hobseat Estate Plan 1811 Mr Charles Whyte Mr James Gerrard (Hobseat) A.W. Kinnear Esqr (Factor) 011.15 A conspicuous hill or eminence So called from the dwelling house of the name. property of R.W. Duff Esqr
OS1/19/12/15 Stonehouse Stonehouse Stonehouse Stonehouse Stonehouse Estate Plan 1811 Mr Charles Whyte Mr James Gerrard. A.W. Kinnear Esqr 011.15 An ordinary dwelling house with outhouses garden etc attached the property of Robert William Duff Esqr
OS1/19/12/15 [Page] 15 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/16 Water Hill Water Hill Water Hill Water hill Estate Plan 1811 Mr Charles Whyte (Stonehouse) Mr James Gerrard (Hobseat) 011.15 A conspicuous hill or eminence so called, Situated on the South side of Cowie Water near Stonehouse.
OS1/19/12/16 Badieclay Badieclay Badieclay Badieclay Mr Charles Whyte Mr James Gerrard Mr Robert Watson (Ladyleys) 011.15 There were formerly some dwelling [houses] at this place known by this name the houses are quite demolished now but the place still retains the [name]
OS1/19/12/16 Cowie Water Cowie Water Cowie Water Cowie Water Estate Plan 1811 Mr Charles Whyte Stonehouse Mr James Gerrard, Hobseat 011.15 A considerable stream formed by the confluence of several smaller streams, flows through this Parish and falls into the German Ocean near Stonehaven.
OS1/19/12/16 [Page] 16 Parish of Glenbervie [Note Crine Cross Road] -- See Page 30 -- Estate Plan of Fetteresso -- Described on Name Sheets of adjoining Plans.
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OS1/19/12/17 Craig of the Lochan Craig of Lochan Craig of Lochan Craig of Lochan Estate Plan of Glenbervie B. Nicholson Esqr A.W. Kinnear Esqr 011.15 A small portion of cropping rock on the boundary between the Estates of Glenbervie and Fetteresso.
OS1/19/12/17 Loch of the Lochan Loch of Lochan Loch of Lochan Loch of Lochan Estate Plan of Glenbervie B. Nicholson Esqr A.W. Kinnear Esqr 011.15 A Pool or small Loch of fresh water situated on the north side of the Estate of Glenbervie, about 3/4 of a mile N.W. [North West] from Lady Leys and tangent with the boundary between the above named estates.
OS1/19/12/17 Lady's Leys Laird's Leys Ladyley's Lady's Leys Estate Plan of Glenbervie 1855. Valuation Roll 1862-63 Mr Robert Watson (Tenant) 011.15 A crofter's residence on the north side of the estate of Glenbervie near Cowie Water, the Crying Cross Road passes close to the east end of this house. - This house was formerly called 'Laird's Leys' but since the death of the late proprietor the estate has been in possession of his Widow and this name has been changed to 'Lady's Leys'. - Property of Mrs. Badenoch Nicolson, of Glenbervie -
OS1/19/12/17 [Page] 17 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/18 Eely Loch Eely Loch Oily Loch Oily Loch Estate Plan of Glenbervie Mr Falconer (Bogjorgan) Mr D, Scott (Annamuck) 011.15 A name which applies to two small pools and a narrow strip of Rushy ground on the west side of Burn of Anaholans near Cowie Water. property of Mrs Badenoch Nicolson of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/18 Burn of Anaholans Burn of Anaholins Burn of Anaholans Burn of Anaholans Burn of Anaholans Estate Plan of Glenbervie Estate Plan of Fetteresso A.W. Kinnear Esqr (Factor) Revd [Reverend] Alexander Silver (Stonehaven) 011.15 A small stream rising on the north side of Moss of Anaholans and joining the Cowie Water at the west side of W. [West] Kaim Hillock. This burn is the Boundary between the Parishes of Fetteresso and Glenbervie for a considerable distance
OS1/19/12/18 Queel Burn Queel Burn Queel Burn Queel Burn Queel Burn Queel Burn Estate Plan of Glenbervie Estate Plan of Fetteresso A.W. Kinnear Esqr (Factor) Revd [Reverend] Alexander Silver (Stonehaven) 011.15 A streamlet rising in Cross Queel and flowing north, joins the Cowie Water near Lady's Leys.
OS1/19/12/18 Irish Burn Irish Burn Irish Burn Irish Burn Irish Burn Estate Plan Mr Charles Whyte Mr James Gerrard A.W. Kinnear Esqr. 011.15 A small stream well known by this [name] rising above Badieclay and falling [into] the Cowie Water a short distance from Stonehouse
OS1/19/12/18 [Page] 18 Parish of Glenbervie
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OS1/19/12/19 Wood of Mergie Wood of Mergie Wood of Mergie Wood of Mergie Valuation Roll 1862-63 A.W. Kinnear Esqr (Factor) Mr John Ogg (Tenant) 011.16 A large Wood on the Estate of Fetteresso about 1/2 a mile west from Mergie. property of R.W. Duff Esqre of Fetteresso -
OS1/19/12/19 Forester's Haugh Foresters' Haugh Foresters' Haugh Foresters' Haugh Estate Plan A.W. Kinnear Esqr C.G. Monro Esqr 011.16 A portion of low lying arable ground on the north side of Cowie Water near Wood of Mergie. - property of R.W. Duff Esqre
OS1/19/12/19 West Kaim Hillock West Kaim Hillock West Kaim Hillock West Kaim Hillock Estate Plan A.W. Kinnear Esqr C.G. Monro Esqr 011.16 Two ridges situated between the Parish Boundary and Cowie water about 1/2 a mile West from Mergie. There was formerly a wood here which was destroyed, The enclosure has been recently planted with Firs. - property of R.W. Duff, Esqre [Initialled] B.R. 24/5/64 [24th May 1864]
OS1/19/12/19 East Kaim Hillock East Kaim Hillock East Kaim Hillock East Kaim Hillock Estate Plan A.W. Kinnear Esqr C.G. Monro Esqr 011.16 Two ridges situated between the Parish Boundary and Cowie water about 1/2 a mile West from Mergie. There was formerly a wood here which was destroyed, The enclosure has been recently planted with Firs. - property of R.W. Duff, Esqre [Initialled] B.R. 24/5/64 [24 May 1864]
OS1/19/12/19 [Page] 19 Parish of Glenbervie [Note Foresters' Haugh] -- " Haugh. Hawch, Hauch, Halche. - Low lying flat ground, properly on the border of a river, and such as is sometimes overflowed". -- (Jamieson) [Note West Kaim Hillock] -- "Kaim - A low ridge" -- (Jamieson)
OS1/19/12/20 Long Haugh Long Haugh Long Haugh Long Haugh Estate Plan of Fetteresso A.W. Kinnear Esqr Factor C.G. Monro Esqr Factor 011.16 A low lying plot of Arable ground on the north side of Cowie Water, about 1/2 a mile West from Mergie. property of R.W. Duff, Esqre of Fetteresso
OS1/19/12/20 Moss of Anaholans Moss of Anaholans Moss of Anaholans Moss of Anaholans Estate Plan of Fetteresso A.W. Kinnear Esqr Factor C.G. Monro Esqr Factor 011.16 A name which applies to a portion of moor ground on the boundary between the parishes of Glenbervie and Fetteresso and situated between 'West Top' and head of Burn of Anaholans. property R.W. Duff Esqre
OS1/19/12/20 West Top West Top West Top West Top Estate Plan of Fetteresso A.W. Kinnear Esqr Factor C.G. Monro Esqr Factor 011.16 A well known point on the Boundary between the parishes of Glenbervie and Fetteresso situated on the north west side of Hill of Trusta, property of R.W. Duff Esqre
OS1/19/12/20 [Page] 20 Parish of Glenbervie [Note Moss of Anaholans] -- "Ana, Anay, A river island" (Jamieson) "Holene, Holyn. The Holly" (Jamieson) "An - the, Olann - Wool" (Gaelic) -- Literally the woolly moss or the moss of wool.
OS1/19/12/21 Wild Mares Loup Wild Mare's Loup Wild mare's Loup Wild Mare's Loup Estate Plan 1811 Mr Hardy (Little Bogton) Mr William Falconer. (Bogjorgan) Mr Charles Whyte. (Stonehouse) 016.01 A portion of wet marshy ground in a Small glen, at the head of "Small Burn" and on the parish boundary, the place is well known by this name.
OS1/19/12/21 Green Flaws Green Flaws Green Flaws Green Flaws Estate Plan Mr Hardy Mr William Falconer 016.01 A flat portion of benty ground in which is a peat moss. and is well known by this name.
OS1/19/12/21 High Moss Hill High Moss Hill High Moss Hill High Moss Hill Estate Plan of Dellavaird) Mr Hardy Mr William Falconer 016.02 A conspicuous hill or eminence well known by this name
OS1/19/12/21 Cramla Bank Cramla Bank Cramla Bank Cramla Bank Estate Plan of Dellavaird Mr Hardy Mr William Falconer 016.05 A name which applies to a hill feature Sloping South eastward to Maxie Burn.
OS1/19/12/21 [Page] 21 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/22 Burn of the Pittengoggie Burn of Pittengoggie Burn of Pittengoggie Burn of Pittengoggie Burn of Pittengoggie Estate Plan 1855 Mr Hardy (Little Bogton) Mr William Falconer (Bogjorgan) Mr David Scott (Annamuck) 016.02 A Small stream so called flowing north from its source till it joins "Wolf Burn" at the head of the "Cowie Water,"
OS1/19/12/22 Hill of Pittengoggie Hill of Pittengoggie Hill of Pittengoggie Hill of Pittengoggie Hill of Pittengoggie Estate Plan 1855 Mr Hardy Mr William Falconer Mr David Scott (Annamuck) 016.02 A conspicuous hill or eminence known by this name.
OS1/19/12/22 Burn of the Happy Lodges Burn of the Happy Lodges Burn of the Happy Lodges Burn of the Happy Lodges Burn of the Happy Lodges Estate Plan 1855 Mr Hardy Mr William Falconer Mr David Scott (Annamuck) 016.02 A Small stream So called, flowing in S.E. [South Easterly] direction from its source till it joins the "Burn of Finglennie." This name is well known, but its origin can not be ascertained.
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OS1/19/12/23 Mid Hill Mid Hill Mid Hill Mid Hill Mid Shank Estate Plan of Dellavaird Mr William Hardy (Little Bogton) Mr David Alexander (Bogton) Mr William Falconer (Bogjorgan) 016.01 A conspicuous hill or eminence known by this name, and situated between the Wolf Burn and 'Wild Mare's Loup,' This is by some people called Mid Shank, but Mid Hill is the proper name.
OS1/19/12/23 Wolf Burn Wolf Burn Wolf Burn Wolf Burn Wolf Burn Wolf Burn Estate Plan of Dellavaird. Mr Hardy Mr D. Alexander Mr William Falconer (Bogjorgan) Mr David Scott (Annamuck) 016.01 A Small stream so called and flows in a N. [North] Easterly direction from it source till it Joins the "Cowie Water"
OS1/19/12/23 Burn of Back Stripes Burn of Back Stripes Burn of Back Stripes Burn of Back Stripes Burn of Back Stripes Burn of Back Stripes Estate Plan of Dellavaird. Mr Hardy Mr D. Alexander Mr William Falconer (Bogjorgan) Mr David Scott (Annamuck) 016.01 A Small Stream so called from its source till it joins the "Wolf Burn."
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OS1/19/12/24 Scare Hill Scare Hill Scare Hill Scare Hill Scare Hill Scare Hill Estate Plan of Dellavaird. Mr William Hardy Mr David Alexander Mr David Scott Mr William Falconer 016.05 A conspicuous hill well known by this name, Situated on the Estate of Dellavaird near the Farm house of Little Bogton. Property of Major Gammell, of Drumtochty, etc.
OS1/19/12/24 Small Burn Small Burn Small Burn Small Burn Small Burn Estate Plan of Dellavaird Mr William Hardy Mr David Alexander Mr David Scott (Annamuck) Mr William Falconer (Bogjorgan) 016.01 A Small stream So called from where it rises till it joins the Wolf Burn. This Stream issues from a Marsh at the Wild Mare's Loup.
OS1/19/12/24 March Burn Midge Burn March Burn March Burn March Burn March Burn Estate Plan of Dellavaird. Estate Plan of Fetteresso 1811 Mr Charles Whyte, (Stonehouse) Mr William Falconer. (Bogjorgan) Mr David Scott (Annamuck) 016.05 A Small stream So called flowing in a North by N.E. [North Easterly] direction and [forming] the "Parish Boundary" until it joins the "Burn of Roughbank". This stream is best known as "March Burn," it is a property and Parish Boundary for a considerable distance. [Initialled] B.R.
OS1/19/12/24 [Page] 24 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/25 Leachie Hill Leachie Hill Leachie Hill Leachie Hill Leachie Hill Leechy Estate Plan Mr Hardy, (Little Bogton) Mr William Falconer, Bogjorgan Mr David Scott (Annamuck) Johnson's Co [County] Map. 016.02 A conspicuous hill or Eminence, well known by this name
OS1/19/12/25 Foggy Road Foggy Road Foggy Road Foggy Road Foggy Road Estate Plan 1855 Mr Hardy Mr William Falconer Mr David Scott. 016.02 A public road leading accross the hill ground from "Chapelton" 'Little Bogton', 'Scare Hill,' and crosses the "Cowie Water." near its head and from thence to where the Parishes of "Durris" "Strachan" and "Glenbervie" join each other, Northward to the Deeside.
OS1/19/12/25 Leachie Cairn Leachie Cairn Leachie Cairn Leachie Cairn Lichies Cross Estate Plan Mr Hardy Mr William Falconer Estate Plan of Inchbreck 016.02 A small cairn of stones situated on an Eminence at the junction of two roads and well known by this name, and tradition asserts that it marks the place where a man of the name of Leachie perished in attempting to cross the mountains in bad weather.
OS1/19/12/25 [Page] 25 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/26 Pittendarknie Grain Pittendarknie Grain Pittendarknie Grain Pittendarknie Grain Pittendarknie Grain Estate Plan 1855 Mr Hardy. (Little Bogton) Mr William Falconer, (Bogjorgan) Mr David Scott (Annamuck) 016.02 A Small stream So called from [its] source till it joins the "Rashy [Grain"] at the head of the "Burn of [Finglennie]
OS1/19/12/26 Rashy Hill Rashy Hill Rashy Hill Rashy Hill Rashy Hill Estate Plan Mr Hardy Mr William Falconer Mr David Scott 016.02 A conspicuous hill or eminence So called from a quantity of rushes and benty ground near to it.
OS1/19/12/26 Rashy Grain Rashy Grain Rashy Grain Rashy Grain Rashy Grain Estate Plan Mr Hardy Mr William Falconer Mr David Scott. 016.02 A Small Stream so called from [its] source till it joins "Pittendarknie [Grain"] at the head of the "Burn of Finglennie" there is a quantity of bent and 'Rushes' on Each side of the stream hence the name.
OS1/19/12/26 [Page] 26 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/26 Words lost in fold of page.
OS1/19/12/27 Lochans Lochans Lochans Lochans Mr William Falconer (Bogjorgan) Mr David Scott (Annamuck) Mr William Mitchell (Jacksbank) 016.03 A name which applies to a portion of boggy ground near the head of Nouts Lair.
OS1/19/12/27 Floors Floors Floors Floors Floors Mr William Falconer (Bogjorgan) Mr David Scott (Annamuck) Mr William Mitchell (Jacksbank) Estate Plan (Glenbervie) 016.03 A name which applies to a portion of elevated ground Situated between the 'Burn of the Happy Lodges,' & Nout's Lair.
OS1/19/12/27 Nouts' Lair Nouts' Lair Nouts' Lair Nouts' Lair Nouts' Lair Mr William Falconer (Bogjorgan) Mr David Scott (Annamuck) Mr William Mitchell (Jacksbank) Estate Plan (Glenbervie) 016.03 A small burn issuing from some marshy ground called the Lochans and falling into the burn of Finglennie.
OS1/19/12/27 Peddlers' Road Pedlers' Road Pedlers' Road Pedlers' Road Mr William Falconer (Bogjorgan) Mr David Scott (Annamuck) Mr William Mitchell (Jacksbank) 016.03 A well known name which applies to a road from the Cryne Corse Road, to its termination at the Lochans.
OS1/19/12/27 Foresters' Grain Foresters Grain Foresters Grain Foresters Grain Mr William Falconer (Bogjorgan) Mr David Scott (Annamuck) Mr William Mitchell (Jacksbank) 016.03 A small stream rising from some marshy ground at the base of the Hill of Bogjorgan and falling into the Burn of Finglennie.
OS1/19/12/27 [Page] 27 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/28 Burn of Finglennie Burn of Finglennie Burn of Finglennie Burn of Finglennie Estate Plan Mr William Falconer (Bogjorgan) Mr David Scott (Annamuck) 016.03 A name which applies to a considerable stream from the junction of the 'Pitendarknie Grain' and 'Rashy Grain', to the Cowie Water.
OS1/19/12/28 Flobbit Stripe Flobbit Stripe or Flobbit Strype Flobbit Stripe or Flobbit Strype Flobbit Strype Mr William Falconer Mr David Scott Estate Plan 016.03 A small stream rising on the north side of the Hill of Bogjorgan and falling into the Burn of Finglennie.
OS1/19/12/28 Lairds Leys Lairds Leys Lairds Leys Lairds Leys Mr William Falconer Mr David Scott Estate Plan 016.03 A name which applies to a portion of rough ground situated between the Burn of Finglennie and Queel Burn.
OS1/19/12/28 Cross Queel Cross Queel Cross Queel Cross Queel Mr William Falconer Mr David Scott Estate Plan 016.03 A name which applies to a strip of marshy ground extending from near the . Burn of Finglennie to Queel Burn. - The above are all on the Estate of Glenbervie, Proprietor, Mrs B, Nicholson
OS1/19/12/28 [Page] 28 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/29 Cold Well Cold Well Cold Well Cold Well Estate Plan Mr David Scott (Annamuck) Mr James Simpson (Cotbank) 016.03 A fine spring well at the head of a small stream which falls into the 'Queel Burn' near the Cross Queel.
OS1/19/12/29 Hill of Bogjorgan Hill of Bogjorgan Hill of Bogjorgan Hill of Bogjorgan Estate Plan Mr David Scott Mr William Falconer (Bogjorgan) 016.03 A considerable hill immediately north of the farm house of Bogjorgan. and partly on the Estate of Inchbreck and the Estate of Glenbervie. property of Mrs Badenoch Nicolson,
OS1/19/12/29 Guinea Bushes Guinea Bushes Guinea Bushes Guinea Bushes Mr David Scott Mr William Falconer Mr William Mitchell 016.03 This name applies to a tract of hilly ground on the Brae of Glenbervie and situated between the Hill of Bogjorgan and Killsnaught Hill.
OS1/19/12/29 Sportsman's Well Sportsman's Well Sportsman's Well Sportsman's Well Estate Plan Mr William Falconer Mr David Scott. 016.03 A very fine spring at the head of Flobbit Stripe and well known by the name. The above are on the Estate of Glenbervie, proprietor, Mrs B. Nicholson.
OS1/19/12/29 [Page] 29 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/30 Cryne Corse Road Crying Cross Road Crying Cross Road Crying Cross Road Cryne Corse Road or Cryne Cross Road Cryne Corse Road or Cryne Cross Road Cryne Corse Road or Cryne Cross Road Cryne Corse Road or Cryne Cross Road Estate Plan Mr William Falconer Mr David Scott A.W. Kinnear Esqr Factor for Fetteresso Estate C.G. Monro Esqr Factor for Fetteresso Estate Messrs Tindal, Factors for Durris Estate Mr R. Duthie Stone haven Memos [Memorials] of Angus & Mearns Page 101. 016.03 A well known name applying to a road from near Cleuch head to the Cowie Water.
OS1/19/12/30 Benty Howe Benty Howe Benty Howe Benty Howe Estate Plan Mr William Falconer Mr David Scott 016.03 A portion of ground situated between Killsnaught Hill and Sportsman's Well on the west side of Crying Cross Road
OS1/19/12/30 Brae of Glenbervie Brae of Glenbervie Brae of Glenbervie Brae of Glenbervie Mr William Falconer Mr David Scott Mr William Mitchell 016.03 A fine brae or slope from the high ground Southward and extending nearly the whole width of the parish.
OS1/19/12/30 Killsnaught Hill Killsnaught Hill Killsnaught Hill Killsnaught Hill Killsnaught Hill Mr William Falconer Mr David Scott Mr William Mitchell Mr D, Thomson 016.03 A considerable feature on the South side of Brae of Glenbervie near Cleuch-head. The above are all on the Estate of Glenbervie.
OS1/19/12/30 [Page] 30 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/31 Croftangry Croftangry Croftangry Croftangry Mr David Scott (Annamuck) Mr William Falconer (Bogjorgan) Mr William Mitchell (Jacksbank) 016.03 A small dwelling house etc on the farm of Upper Quithal near Cor Linn. - property of Mr Badenoch Nicolson, of Glenbervie.
OS1/19/12/31 Benty Slack For authorities and description see N.S. [Name Sheets] of adjoining Plans.
OS1/19/12/31 Cor Linn For authorities and description see N.S. [Name Sheets] of adjoining Plans.
OS1/19/12/31 Killer Burn For authorities and description see N.S. [Name Sheets] of adjoining Plans.
OS1/19/12/31 [Page] 31 Parish of Glenbervie [Notes] Benty Slack -- See Page 33 Cor Linn -- See Page 34 Killer Burn -- See Page 49
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OS1/19/12/33 West White Rashes West White Rashes West White Rashes West White Rashes Estate Plan Mr David Scott (Annamuck) Mr William Mitchell (Jacksbank) 016.04 A well known name applying to a portion of Marshy ground where a large quantity of Rushes grow.
OS1/19/12/33 Benty Slack Benty Slack Benty Slack Benty Slack Mr David Scott Mr William Mitchell Mr John Scott (Cuttysouter) 016.04 This name applies to a slack or hollow where a quantity of Bent grass grows.
OS1/19/12/33 East White Rashes East White Rashes East White Rashes East White Rashes Estate Plan Mr William Mitchell Mr David Scott 016.04 A piece of marshy ground where a quantity of rushes grow.
OS1/19/12/33 Foggy Moss Foggy Moss Foggy Moss Foggy Moss Mr David Scott Mr William Mitchell Mr John Scott 016.04 A small portion of marshy ground on the west side of the Whiting Burn. - The above are all on the Estate of Glenbervie - Proprietor Mrs Badenoch Nicholson.
OS1/19/12/33 [Page] 33 Parish of Glenbervie [Note West White Rashes] -- " Rashes - The common Rushes". -- (Jamieson) [Note Benty Slack] -- "Bent - A course kind of grass growing on hilly ground". -- (Jamieson)
OS1/19/12/34 Clerks Wells Clerks Wells Clerks Wells Clerks Wells Clerks Wells Estate Plan of Fetteresso Revd [Reverend] Alexander Silver (Dunnottar) A W Kinnear Esqr (Factor) Mr William Mitchell 016.04 A Well known name applying to a good Spring and a small portion of Boggy, or wet ground on the Boundary between the parishes of Glenbervie & Fetteresso.
OS1/19/12/34 Cor Linn Cor Linn Cor Linn Cor Linn Estate Plan Mr David Scott Mr William Mitchell 016.04 A name which applies to a quantity of wet or ground on the North side of the Hill of Quithal.
OS1/19/12/34 Hill of Quithal Hill of Quithal Hill of Quithal Hill of Quithal Estate Plan Mr David Scott Mr William Mitchell 016.04 A prominent feature on the farm of Quithal and Estate of Glenbervie, the property of Mrs B. Nicholson.
OS1/19/12/34 Clerkenwell Burn Clerkenwell Burn Clerkenwell Burn Estate Plan of Glenbervie Badenoch Nicholson Esqr. 016.04 A small stream rising on the hilly ground in Glenbervie Ph. [Parish] and flowing South until it meets the Whiting Burn the united waters of those streams form the Burn of Elfhill. This name is not well known, the Estate Plan being the principal authority.
OS1/19/12/34 [Page] 34 Parish of Glenbervie [Note Cor Linn] -- "Cor, An inseparable particle, entering into the composition of a considerable number of Scottish words. -- (Jamieson)
OS1/19/12/35 Whiting Burn Whiting Burn Whiting Burn Whiting Burn Estate Plan of Glenbervie Mr David Scott Mr William Mitchell 016.04 A small burn rising on the hilly ground, and flowing in a south easterly direction until it meets the Clerkenwell Burn, the united waters of those streams form the Burn of Elfhill.
OS1/19/12/35 Mid Hill Mid Hill Mid Hill Mid Hill Estate Plan of Glenbervie Mr David Scott Mr William Mitchell 016.04 A conspicuous hill on the Estate of Glenbervie a little to the north of the farm house of Annamuck. Property of Mrs Badenoch Nicolson.
OS1/19/12/35 Downs Well Downs Well Downs Well Downs Well Mr David Scott Mr William Mitchell Mr John Scott 016.04 A very fine spring on the east side of the Burn of Annamuck near Quithal.
OS1/19/12/35 Torrie Hillocks Torrie Hillocks Torrie Hillocks Torrie Hillocks Mr David Scott Mr William Mitchell Mr John Scott 016.04 A name given to a few bumps or small hillocks on the west side of the Burn of Annamuck near Benty Slack.
OS1/19/12/35 [Page] 35 Parish of Glenbervie [Note Torrie Hillocks] -- " Torrie, or Tory - A beetle that breeds in dung and consumes grain." -- (Jamieson)
OS1/19/12/36 Burn of Annamuck See adjoining Traces Described on name sheets of adjoining Plans.
OS1/19/12/36 Burn of Elfhill See adjoining Traces Described on name sheets of adjoining Plans.
OS1/19/12/36 Brae of Glenbervie See adjoining Traces Described on name sheets of adjoining Plans.
OS1/19/12/36 [Page] 36 Parish of Glenbervie [Notes] Burn of Annamuck -- See Page 48 Burn of Elfhill -- See Page 49 Brae of Glenbervie -- See Page 30
OS1/19/12/37 Round Holes Round Holes Round Holes Round Holes Mr William Hardy Mr David Alexander Mr William Mitchell 016.06 A well known name which applies to some marshy ground and two very fine springs at the head of West Burn.
OS1/19/12/37 Peat Hillock Peat Hillock Peat Hillock Peat Hillock Mr William Mitchell Mr George Kerr Mrs Margaret Mill 016.06 A well known name which applies to an arable field on the farm of Brawliemuir. - Property of the Trustees of G.A. Stuart, Esqre
OS1/19/12/37 Foggy Road Foggy Road Foggy Road Foggy Road Estate Plan Mr William Mitchell Mr George Kerr 016.06 A well known name which applies to a road extending from the arable ground in Glenbervie Parish across the Grampian Mountains to the Deeside.
OS1/19/12/37 [Page] 37 Parish of Glenbervie [Note] -- "Foggie or Foggy - Misty" -- (Jamieson) Foggy Road - See Page 25
OS1/19/12/38 Long Howe Long Howe Long Howe Long Howe Mr William Hardy. (Little Bogton) Mr David Alexander Mr David Mathers 016.06 A ravine or den So called, Situated on the west side of the Burn of Guinea about 1/2 a mile north of the farm house of Bogton.
OS1/19/12/38 Ducks Hole Ducks Hole Ducks Hole Ducks Hole Long Hole Mr William Hardy Mr David Alexander Mr David Mathers 016.06 A Small or rather wet marshy ground which is often frequented by wild ducks etc. hence the name. Situated at the bottom of the Long Howe near the Burn of Guinea.
OS1/19/12/38 Brawliemuir Braliemuir Brawliemuir Brawliemuir Brawliemuir Brawliemuir Estate Plan Valuation Roll 1863.4 Mr David Alexander Mr William Mitchell Mrs William Mitchell (Late Tenant) 016.06 An ordinary farm house with offices, yard, garden etc attached the property of the Trustees of G.A. Stewart Esqr.
OS1/19/12/38 [Page] 38 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/39 Benty Grains Benty Grains Benty Grains Benty Grains Estate Plan Mr David Alexander Mr William Hardy 016.06 A small stream so called from where it rises till it Joins the West Burn
OS1/19/12/39 Maxie Burn Maxie Burn Maxie Burn Maxie Burn Estate Plan Mr David Alexander Mr William Hardy 016.05 A small stream so called, This stream issues from the Maxie Well and flows in a South westerly direction across the Ph. [Parish] Boundary into Fordoun Ph. [Parish].
OS1/19/12/39 Maxie Well Maxie Well Maxie Well Maxie Well Mr David Alexander Mr William Hardy Mr David Mathers 016.06 A good spring well so called from which the Maxie Burn flows.
OS1/19/12/39 [Page] 39 Parish of Glenbervie [Note Benty Grains] -- " Benty Covered with bent grass" -- (Jamieson)
OS1/19/12/40 Bogton Bogton Bogton Bogton Bogtown Estate Plan Mr David Alexander Mr William Hardy. Tenant Little Bogton Valuation Roll. 1863.4 016.06 An ordinary farm house with offices yard. garden etc. attached the property of Major A. Gammell
OS1/19/12/40 West Burn West Burn West Burn West Burn Estate Plan Mr David Alexander Mr William Hardy 016.06 A small stream rising in the high ground (in this plan) and flowing in a S. [South] Easterly direction till it Joins the Burn of Guinea.
OS1/19/12/40 Clash Burn Clash Burn Clash Burn Clash Burn Mr David Alexander Mr William Hardy Mr David Mathers 016.06 A small stream so called till it Joins the Guinea Burn
OS1/19/12/40 [Page] 40 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/41 Bogjorgan Bogjorgan Bogjorgan Bogjorgan Bogjergan Bogjorgan Bogjorgan Estate Plan Mr Annandale, Monbodo Ho. [House] Mr Nicolson. Glenbervie Ho. [House] Valuation Roll 1863-4 Mr William Falconer (Tenant) Johnstons Co [County] Map 016.07 A farm house having outhouses garden etc. attached. Property of the Trustees of G.A. Stuart Esqr.
OS1/19/12/41 Grains Grains Grains Grains Grains Mr Mitchell. Jacksbank Mr R. Nicolson Mr Annandale Mr William Falconer (Bogjorgan) 016.07 A cottage, having small garden attached. situated on the farm of Bogjorgan This name is applied by some to the two small streams north west of the cottage, but the cottage is well known by the name. - Property of the Trustees of G.A. Stuart Esqr. [Initialled] B.R.
OS1/19/12/41 Cleuchhead Cleuchhead Cleuchhead Cleuchhead Cleughhead Estate Plan Mr Annandale Mr Mitchell Valuation Roll 1862-63 016.07 A farm house. having outhouses garden etc attached The property of the Trustees of G.A. Stuart Esqr.
OS1/19/12/41 [Page] 41 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/42 Cleuch Burn Cleuch Burn Cleuch Burn Cleuch Burn Estate Plan of Inchbrek Mr Mitchell Mr Annandale 016.07 A small stream rising on the North side of Cleuch-head Farm. It forms the Eastern Boundary of the Inchbreck Estate. and is tributary to the Carron Water.
OS1/19/12/42 East Town East Town East Town East Town Eastown Estate Plan Mr Mitchell Mr Annandale Valuation Roll 1862-63 016.07 A farm having outhouses, garden etc attached The property of Mrs B. Nicholson of Glenbervie House.
OS1/19/12/42 Waters Waters Waters Waters Waters Estate plan Mr Annandale Mr Mitchell Valuation Roll 1862-63 016.07 A small farm house having outhouses garden etc. attached. The property of Captain Burnett of Monboddo.
OS1/19/12/42 [Page] 42 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/43 Muir of Germany Muir of Germany Muir of Germany Muir of Germany Muir of Germany Estate plan Mr Annandale Mr Mitchell Valuation Roll 1862-63 016.07 A farm house, having outhouses etc attached. The property of Captain Burnett of Monboddo.
OS1/19/12/43 Lady's Moss Lady's Moss Lady's Moss Lady's Moss Mr William Mitchell (Jacksbank) Mr George Kerr (Ladlestone) Mrs Margaret Mill (Tenant) 016.07 A small cottage on the Estate of Inchbreck the property of Mr Stuart. - This was once a Moss but the name is now applied to the cottage which was built after the Moss was drained and cultivated.
OS1/19/12/43 Wood of Muir of Germany Wood of Muir of Germany Wood of Muir of Germany Wood of Muir of Germany Wood of Muir of Germany Mr William Mitchell (Jacksbank) Mr George Kerr (Ladlestone) Mrs Margaret Mill Mr William Duncan (Goosecruives) 016.07 A large Plantation on the Estate of Lawgaven, the property of Captain Burnett. - Previous to being planted this tract of ground was known as the "Muir of Germany".
OS1/19/12/43 [Page] 43 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/44 Muir of Waters Muir of Waters Muir of Waters Muir of Waters Muir of Waters Estate plan Mr Annandale Mr Mitchell Valuation Roll 1862-63 016.07 A farm house, having outhouses garden etc attached. The property of Captain Burnett of Monboddo.
OS1/19/12/44 Moss Side Moss Side Moss Side Moss Side Moss-Side Estate plan Mr Annandale Mr Mitchell Valuation Roll 1862-63 016.07 A farm house having outhouses garden etc attached. The property of Captain Burnett of Monboddo.
OS1/19/12/44 Mosshead Mosshead Mosshead Mosshead Mosshead Estate plan Mr Annandale Mr Mitchell Valuation Roll 1862-63 016.07 A farm house, having outhouses etc attached, The property of Capt. [Captain] Burnett of Monboddo.
OS1/19/12/44 [Page] 44 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/45 Head of Carron Head of Carron Head of Carron Head of Carron Mr William Mitchell (Jacksbank) Mr George Kerr (Ladlestone) Mr William Duncan (Goosecruives) 016.07 This name applies to the junction of Cleuch Burn with a small stream, without a name, which flows from the west, the united waters of those two streams form the head of the Carron Water.
OS1/19/12/45 Carron Water Carron Water Carron Water Carron Water Carron Water Carron Water Mr William Mitchell (Jacksbank) Mr George Kerr (Ladlestone) Mr William Duncan (Goosecruives) A W Kinnear Esqr Revd [Reverend] A Silver. 016.07 This name applies to a considerable stream the head of which is formed by the streams above decsribed. The name applies from the "Head of Carron" to the Sea at Stonehaven.
OS1/19/12/45 Pitwathie Pitwathie Pitwathie Pitwathie Pitwathie Pitwarthie Estate Plan Mr William Mitchell Johnstons Co [County] Map Mr R Duthie (Stonehaven) Valuation Roll 1862-63 016.07 This was at one time a farm steading, but the ground is now attached to the farm of Easttown and the buildings known by the name are used as cottages. - Proprietor Mrs B. Nicolson of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/45 [Page] 45 Parish of Glenbervie
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OS1/19/12/47 Upper Quithal Upper Quithal Upper Quithal Upper Quithal Upper Quothel Guithle Estate Plan Mr Thomas Whyte Tenant. Mr Francis Dunbar. Valuation Roll. 1863-4 Johnston's Co [County] Map. 016.08 An ordinary farm house with offices yards etc attached the property of Mrs B. Nicolson of Glenbervie House
OS1/19/12/47 Nether Quithal Nether Quithal Nether Quithal Nether Quithal Nether Quothel Estate Plan Mr Francis Dunbar Tenant Mr David Scott Annamuck Valuation Roll 016.08 An ordinary farm house with offices yard, garden etc attached the property of Mrs B. Nicolson.
OS1/19/12/47 Tannachie Tannachie Tannachie Tannachie Tannachy Estate Plan Valuation Roll Mr Francis Dunbar - Johnston's Co [County] Map 016.08 A small hamlet of cottage houses having gardens etc attached also a School house Smithy etc property Mrs Badenoch Nicolson.
OS1/19/12/47 [Page] 47 Parish of Glenbervie [Note Tannachie] -- "Tannaiche - Abounding in gosts" (Gaelic)
OS1/19/12/48 School School School School Schoolhouse, Tannachie Mr David Scott (Annamuck) Mr Thomas Whyte, Upper Quithal Mr Francis Dunbar. Nether Quithal Valuation Roll. 1863-4 016.08 An ordinary Stone building used as a Schoolhouse. with a dwelling house for the Schoolmaster etc. and is the property of Mrs B. Nicolson who grants the building and also Contributes towards the Schoolmaster's Salary. And. to this is added other Subscriptions and the Scholars fees -
OS1/19/12/48 Cutty Souter Cutty Souter Cutty Souter Cutty Souter Estate Plan Valuation Roll. Mr David Scott. 016.08 An ordinary farm house with offices etc attached the property of Mrs B. Nicolson.
OS1/19/12/48 Burn of Annamuck Burn of Annamuck Burn of Annamuck Burn of Annamuck Estate Plan Mr David Scott Mr Francis Dunbar 016.08 A considerable Stream So called rising in the rough hilly ground and flowing in S. [South] Easterly direction passing near the farm of Annamuck. This stream joins the Burn of Elfhill at the Bridge near Elf Hillock and is best known as Burn of Elfhill from this point to its junction with the Carron Water. -- [Initialled] B.R.
OS1/19/12/48 [Page] 48 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/49 Killer Burn Killer Burn Killer Burn Killer Burn or Cloch Meadnot Killer Burn or Cloch Meadnot Mr William Falconer, Bogjorgan Mr William Mitchell. Jacksbank Mr Alexander Alexander. Blairerno Mr Robert Falconer (Buckies Mill) 016.08 A Small Stream So called, which rises a little to the N.E. [North East] of Pitwathie, and N.W. [North West] of Upper Quithal, and flows in a S. [South] Easterly direction till it Joins the Carron Water, West of Buckies Mill. The lower end of this stream near the Carron Water is by some called Cloch Meadnot, but the proper name for the whole stream is Killer Burn. -- [Initialled] B.R.
OS1/19/12/49 Burn of Elfhill Burn of Elfhill Burn of Elfhill Burn of Elfhill Burn of Elfhill Burn of Elfhill Whiting Burn Mr David Scott (Annamuck) Mr George Connon (Elfhill) Mr William Mitchell (Jacksbank) Mr Robert Falconer (Buckies Mill) Revd [Reverend] Alexander Silver (Dunnottar) Estate Plan of Glenbervie (1847) 016.08 A considerable stream rising on the hills in Glenbervie Parish and joining the Carron Water about 1/2 a mile S.E. [South East] of the farm house of Elfhill. From the junction of this stream with the Burn of Annamuck to the Carron Water, it is by some called the Cow Burn, and by others the Burn of Annamuck, but it is best known as Burn of Elfhill. For a considerable distance this stream forms the Boundary between the Parishes of Glenbervie and Fetteresso.
OS1/19/12/49 [Page] 49 Parish of Glenbervie [Note Burn of Elfhill] -- "Elf - a puny creature, a fairy," -- (Jamieson)
OS1/19/12/50 Tannachie Tannachie Tannachie Tannachie Estate Plan Valuation Roll 1863-4 Mr David Milne Tenant. 016.08 An ordinary farm house with offices yards garden etc attached the property of Mrs B. Nicolson of Glenbervie House.
OS1/19/12/50 Annamuck Annamuick Annamuck Annamuck Annamuck Estate Plan 1847 Estate Plan 1855 Valuation Roll Mr David Scott Tenant 016.08 A good farm house with offices yard. garden etc. attached the property of Mrs. B. Nicolson.
OS1/19/12/50 Gowans Gowans Gowans Gowans Estate Plan Valuation Roll Mr George Clark 016.08 An ordinary farm house with [offices] yard. garden etc attached the property of Mrs B. Nicolson.
OS1/19/12/50 [Page] 50 Parish of Glenbervie [Note Annamuck] -- " Muc - A sow or pig" -- (Gaelic) [Note Gowans] -- "Gowan - The mountain daisy," -- (Jamieson)
OS1/19/12/51 Hill of Tannachie Hill of Tannachie Hill of Tannachie Hill of Tannachie Mr Robert Falconer (Buckies Mill) Mr George Connon (Elfhill) Mr William Mitchell (Jacksbank) Mr David Scott (Annamuck) 016.08 A considerable feature a little to the north of the farm house of Tannachie. __ property of Mrs. Badenoch Nicolson.
OS1/19/12/51 Stone cist and urns found here Stone Cist and Urns found here Stone Cist and Urns found here Stone Cist and Urns found here Mr Robert Falconer Mr David Milne (Tannachie) Mr George Connon 016.08 About the year 1854 a cairn was demolished at this place, and at the bottom of the cairn nearly level with the surface of the ground , there was found a Stone Cist, measuring 3 feet by 2 feet, and covered with a large Slab 4 feet by 3 feet, all freestone,__ In the Cist three Urns were found , which mouldered away when exposed to the air. The Urns were composed of dried clay and contained ashes, and small portions of half burnt bones.__ On the South side of this hill there were at one time a large number of Small Cairns which were demolished for road metal, and at the bottom of each cairn there was found a dried clay Urn containing ashes.__ There is no mention of any Cists being found in the last named Cairns, and the Urns were either broken or mouldered away, as they appeared to have been only Sun dried.__ There is a tradition in the neighbourhood that this hill is the Site of a battle.__ [Signed] B. Render Corp. R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers] 27/4/64 [24-Apr-1864]
OS1/19/12/51 [Page] 51 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/52 Carmont Hill Carmont Hill Carmont Hill Carmont Hill Revd. [Reverend] Alexander Silver A.W. Kinnear Esqr. Mr Robert Falconer 017.05 Described on name Sheets of Dunnottar Parish.
OS1/19/12/52 Cairn Cairn Cairn Cairn Revd. [Reverend] Alexander Silver A.W. Kinnear Esqr. Mr Robert Falconer 017.05 Described on name Sheets of Dunnottar Parish.
OS1/19/12/52 [Page] 52 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/53 Little Bogton Little Bogton Little Bogton Little Bogton Bogton Estate Plan Major Gemmell Mr J. Kesson Valuation Roll 1862-63 016.10 A crofter's residence on the Estate of Dillavaird, the property of Major Gemmell, Drumtochty.
OS1/19/12/53 Muir of Chapelton Muir of Chapelton Muir of Chapelton Muir of Chapelton Estate Plan Major Gemmell Mr J. Kesson 016.10 A name which applies to a ridge of Moor ground now planted with firs, it is situated about one mile north east of the ford of Dillavaird.__ Proprietor Major Gemmell.
OS1/19/12/53 Bridge of Bogincaber Bridge of Bogincaber Mr J Annandale (Monboddo) Mr J Kesson 016.10 A County bridge over the Burn of Guinea, near Bogincaber.
OS1/19/12/53 [Page] 53 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/54 Foumart Wood Foumart Wood Foumart Wood Foumart Wood Mr. J. Kesson (Drumtochty) Mr W Mitchell (Jacksbank) Mr J Henry (Corsbald) 016.09 A small plantation near the parish boundary where it leaves the Bervie Water. * Captain Courtney R.E. [Royal Engineers] will be pleased to decide on orthography for writing on Plan. __ [Initialled] B.R.
OS1/19/12/54 Chapelstane Chapelstane Chapelstane Chapelstane Major A. Gemmell Revd. [Reverend] Charles Buchan Mr. J. Kesson 016.10 An ordinary dwelling house the property of Major Gemmell.
OS1/19/12/54 Site of St Mary's Chapel (Site of) St Mary's Chapel (Site of) St Mary's Chapel Revd. [Reverend] C Buchan Mr J Kesson 016.10 "The burial ground and chapel of St Mary, stood upon the farm of Dellavaird, on the banks of Bervie Water, about 3 miles North west of the parish church of Glenbervy. There is still a spring at the place called Mary well, and the old font or Chapel Stone was destroyed not many years ago"__ (Memorials of Angus & Mearns P. [Page] 485)
OS1/19/12/54 Mary's Well Marywell Marywell Major Gemmell Mr A Kesson 016.10 A fine spring situated on the North bank of the Bervie Water, and about a quarter of a mile South of the Chapelston, and Site of the Chapel above named.
OS1/19/12/54 [Page] 54 Parish of Glenbervie *"Foumarte. _ A polecat " (Jamieson) *"Foumart" _ A polecat _ (Clarks)
OS1/19/12/55 Bogincaber Bogincaber Bogincaber Bogincaber Estate Plan Valuation Roll 1862-63 Mr J. Kesson 016.10 A small farm steading on the Estate of Dillavaird. Proprietor Major Gemmell.
OS1/19/12/55 White Hill White Hill White Hill White Hill Mr J Annandale Estate Plan Mr J Kesson 016.10 A Small hill of little elevation, Situated a little to the east of Bridge of Bogincaber. Proprietor Captain Burnett.
OS1/19/12/55 Smithy Hillock Smithy Hillock Smithy Hillock Smithy Hillock Major Gemmell Mr J Kesson Mr J Annandale 016.10 An ordinary dwelling house situated on the Estate of Dillavaird. Proprietor Major Gemmell
OS1/19/12/55 [Page] 55 Parish of Glenbervie "Bogan _ A boil or swelling." (Jamieson)
OS1/19/12/56 Chapelton Chapelton Chapelton Chapelton Chapeltown Major Gemmell Mr J Kesson Estate Plan Valuation Roll 1862-63 016.10 A good substantial farm steading on the estate of Dillavaird. Proprietor Major Gemmell.
OS1/19/12/56 Cowden Cowden Cowden Cowden Estate Plan Mr J Annandale J.B. Burnett Esqr 016.10 A small farm steading on the estate of Lawgavin. Proprietor J.B. Burnett Esqr.
OS1/19/12/56 [Page] 56 Parish of Glenbervie "Cow. A rude Shed, a twig of any plant. A goblin or Scarecrow."__ (Jamieson)
OS1/19/12/57 Lawgaven Cottage Lawgaven Cottage Lawgavin Cottage Lawgaven Cottage Lawgaven Cottage Estate Plan Valuation Roll Mr Annandale Rent Roll. (Factor Monboddo Ho. [House] Auchinblae.) 016.11 A dwelling house, having garden etc attached. The property of Capt. [Captain] Burnett.
OS1/19/12/57 Jacksbank Jacksbank Jacksbank Jacksbank Jacksbank Estate Plan Mr Annandale Mr Mitchell Valuation Roll Rent Roll 016.11 A farm house having outhouses, garden etc. attached. The property of Captain Burnett.
OS1/19/12/57 Jacksbank Wood Jacksbank Wood Jacksbank Wood Jacksbank Wood Mr Mitchell Mr Annandale Mr Robert Bruce (Cotbank) 016.11 A small Enclosure of Mixed Wood. The property of Capt. [Captain] Burnett.
OS1/19/12/57 [Page] 57 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/58 Woddside Woodside Woodside Woodside Estate Plan Valuation Roll Mr J. Annandale (Factor) Monboddo House 016.11 A small croft having dwelling house garden etc. attached. The property of Capt. [Captain] Burnett.
OS1/19/12/58 Goosecruives Goosecroos Goosecruves Goosecruves Goosecruves Goosecroves Goosecruves Goosecruives Estate Plan Mr. Annandale Mr Mitchell (Jacksbank) Rent Receipt William Duncan (Tenant) Rent Roll of Estate. Valuation Roll 1862-63 016.11 A farm house having outhouses, garden etc attached The property of Captain Burnett. This is generally spoken of as Goose Cross, but the Factor considered Goosecruves to be the proper spelling.
OS1/19/12/58 Goosecruives Wood Goosecroos Wood Goosecruves Wood Goosecruves Wood Estate Plan Mr Annandale Mr Mitchell 016.11 A small Enclosure of Mixed Wood. The property of Captain Burnett. This is generally spoken as if written 'Goosecross Wood' , but the Factor considers Goosecruves to be the proper spelling. [Initialled] B.R.
OS1/19/12/58 [Page] 58 Parish of Glenbervie "Cruve or Cruive. A box resembling a hen crib placed in a dam or dike that runs across a river, for confining fish that enter into it" (Jamieson)
OS1/19/12/59 Ladle Stone Ladle Stone Ladle Stone Ladle Stone Mr George Kerr (Ladlestone) Mr William Mitchell (Jacksbank) Mr James Annandale (Factor) Monboddo House. 016.11 A block of Freestone built into the wall on the road leading to the Farm house of Ladlestone, there is a hollow in this Stone much like the hollow in the Common Ladle hence the name. This Stone is Situated at a bend in the occupation road 440 links south west from the public road and near the boundary between the Lands of Glenbervie and Lawgaven. There is another Stone Spoken of as the Ladle Stone this is Situated about 13 chains South west from the stone last mentioned, ( See stone 457 from fence.) This Stone is a large Granite boulder on the north side of the fence which forms the boundary between the Estates last mentioned. Mr Kerr has resided in the neighbourhood about 40 years and he says that he always understood the Stone at the corner of the road to be the proper Ladle Stone. __ " Really I cannot say which is the proper Stone" ( i.e. Ladle Stone) "but would consider the one nearest the House the proper one". (Statement by Mr Annandale Factor for Lawgaven.)
OS1/19/12/59 [Page] 59 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/60 Stone Cist and Urns found here Stone Cist and Urns found here Mr. George Kerr (Ladlestone) Mr William Mitchell (Jacksbank) 016.11 Previous to the years 1836-7 there Stood at this place a very large Cairn, it was demolished for 'road metal' during the above dates and at the centre was found level with the surface of the ground a Stone Cist containing black unchuous earth, but no bones or Urns. About the same time and near the South edge of the Cairn there was found a dried Clay Urn containing a quantity of small pieces of bones partly burnt. At about 60 feet east from the last named and about the same date there was found on the margin of a Kiln or Pit and [a] dried Clay Urn containing a quantity of partly burnt bones._ The Urns were of the same pattern, and from the description given by Mr Kerr, who was there [when] they were found, they resembled the Sketch given on margin. _ Both Urns were destroyed, but the base of the cairn can yet be traced on the ground. The Urns were made of very coarse clay, and were devoid of ornament. B, Render Corp. R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers]
OS1/19/12/60 [Page] 60 Parish of Glenbervie [Note. Sketch of Urn in Margin]
OS1/19/12/61 Backfield Backfield Backfield Backfield Backfield Estate plan Valuation Roll Mr Annandale Rent Roll of Estate 016.11 A farm house having outhouses. garden etc. attached. The property of Captain Burnett
OS1/19/12/61 Ladlestone Ladlestone Laidlestone Ladlestone Ladlestone Ladlestone Estate plan Valuation Roll Mr Annandale Rent Roll of Estate Mr George Kerr (Tenant) 016.11 A farm house having outhouses. garden etc. attached. The property of Captain Burnett
OS1/19/12/61 Inches Inches Inches Inches Inches Estate plan Valuation Roll Mr Nicolson Mr. J. Gibson (Tenant) 016.11 A farm house having outhouses. garden etc. attached. The property of Mrs. Badenoch Nicholson, Glenbervie House.
OS1/19/12/61 [Page] 61 Glenbervie Parish
OS1/19/12/62 Skellygibb Skellygibb Skellygibb Skellygibb Skellygibb Estate plan Mr Annandale Mr Mitchell Mr. George Kerr (Ladlestone) 016.11 A small croft, having dwelling house etc. attached, the property of Mrs. B. Nicholson Esqr.
OS1/19/12/62 Upper Kinmonth Upper Kinmonth Upper Kinmonth Upper Kinmonth Estate plan Valuation Roll Mr Mitchell 016.11 A farm house having outhouses garden etc. attached. The property of John Miller Esqr.
OS1/19/12/62 Cotbank Cotbank Cotbank Cotbank Cotbank Cotbank Valuation Roll 1862-3 Mr William Mitchell (Jacksbank) Mr George Kerr (Ladlestone) Rent Roll Mr James Annandale (Factor) 016.11 A scattered lot of Crofters residences and Cottages, on the Estate of Lawgaven, the property of James B. Burnett Esqr. Monboddo House Achenblae
OS1/19/12/62 [Page] 62 Glenbervie Parish
OS1/19/12/63 Blairerno Blairerno Blairerno Blairerno Estate Plan Valuation Roll 1863-4 Mr. Alexander Alexander Tenant 016.12 A good farm house with offices yard and garden &c attached the property of James B. Burnett Esqr. of Montboddo
OS1/19/12/63 Buckie's Mill Buckie's Mill Buckie's Mill Buckie's Mill Buckiesmill Mill of Buckies Estate Plan Mr. Robert Falconer, Tenant Mr. Alexander Alexander Valuation Roll 1863-4 016.12 An ordinary farm house with offices yard &c garden attached. also, adjoining, is a Corn mill driven by water power. this applies to the mill and farm house. the property of James B. Burnett Esqr.
OS1/19/12/63 New Mill New Mill (Corn) New Mill (Corn) New Mill (Corn) Newmill & Mill Estate Plan Mr. Robert Falconer Mr. Alexander Alexander Valuation Roll. 016.12 A good Corn mill driven by water power. also, a good farm house with offices. yard. & garden &c attached The train stops here every Thursday for the accommodation of passengers &c but it is not mentioned on any of the Cos. [Company's] time tables as being a Station the Goods Train stops here almost every day Mrs. B. Nicolson, proprietores
OS1/19/12/63 [Page] 63 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/64 Springing Greens Springing Greens Springing Greens Springing Greens Estate Plan Valuation Roll 1863-4 Mr. Robert Riach Tenant 016.12 An ordinary farm house with offices. garden etc. attached the property of Mrs. B Nicolson of Glenbervie House
OS1/19/12/64 Keabog Keabog Keabog Keabog Estate Plan Valuation Roll Mr. Alexander Wallace Pitdrichie 016.12 An ordinary farm house with offices. yard. garden etc. attached the property of Mrs. B. Nicolson
OS1/19/12/64 Stony Hill Stony Hill Stony Hill Stony Hill Mr. Alexander Wallace Mr. Robert Riach Mr. Alexander Alexander Blairerno 016.12 A large Conspicuous hill or eminence so called from the quantity of stones to be found there, there is a quarry at one extremity of the hill
OS1/19/12/64 [Page] 64 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/65 Bogburn Bogburn Bogburn Bogburn Valuation Roll 1863-4 Mr. John Webster Tenant Revd. [Reverend] R.K. Thom. Dean. 016.12 A good farm house with offices. yard. garden etc. attached the property of John Miller Esqr. of Millfield House, Polmont, Falkirk
OS1/19/12/65 Nether Bogburn Nether Bogburn Nether Bogburn Nether Bogburn Estate Plan B. Nicolson Esqr. Glenbervie Ho. [House] Mr. Alexander Wallace Pitdrichie 016.12 An ordinary dwelling house with outhouses. garden etc. attached with a few acres of land which is sublet the property of Mrs. B. Nicolson, of Glenbervie House.
OS1/19/12/65 Whitehill Wood Whitehill Wood Whitehill Wood Whitehill Wood Revd. [Reverend] R.K. Thom. Mr. Dallas Inspector of Poor. Mr. George Main. Schoolmaster 016.12 A conspicuous hill, prior to it being planted with trees it was called White Hill, but at present the name is Whitehill Wood
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OS1/19/12/66 Pitdrichie Pitdrichie Pitdrichie Pitdrichie Estate Plan Valuation Roll. 1863-4 Mr. Alexander Wallace. Tenant 016.12 A good farm house with offices yard, garden etc. attached the property of Mrs. B. Nicolson of Glenbervie House.
OS1/19/12/66 Foord Foord Foord Foord Foords Estate Plan Robert Nicolson Esqr. Glenbervie Ho. [House] Mr. William Lyon. Tenant Valuation Roll. 016.12 An ordinary farm house with offices garden etc. attached the property of Mrs. B. Nicolson There is a place near this house called "Deadman's Ford" from which it is said the house derives its name. "Ford" is the correct spelling. but. "Foord" is what is generally used. to the house.
OS1/19/12/66 Long Den Long Den Long Den Long Den Mr. Alexander Wallace Mr. Robert Henderson Mr. James Sinclair 016.12 A long, narrow, den or ravine known by this name.
OS1/19/12/66 [Page] 66 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/67 Burly Knowe Burly Knowe Burly Knowe Burly Knowe Mr. James Sinclair Mr. Robert Henderson Mr. Alexander Wallace 016.12 A Small eminence of rough heathy Pasture, prior to part of it being reclaimed, and made into arable land it was so called and still Continues to be known as such.
OS1/19/12/67 Scottish North Eastern Railway 016.12 For Authorities and Description See Name Books of adjoining Parishes.
OS1/19/12/67 [Page] 67 Parish of Glenbervie
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OS1/19/12/69 Lambroos Lambroos Lambroos Lambroose Lambrae Estate Plan Robert Nicolson Esqr. Mr. James Sinclair, Tenant, Valuation Roll 1863.4. 017.09 An inferior dwelling house with outhouses. etc. attached the property of Mrs. B. Nicolson of Glenbervie House
OS1/19/12/69 Craig Den Craig Den Craig Den Craig Den Mr. James Sinclair Mr. Robert Henderson Mr. Alexander Wallace 017.09 A ravine or den so called from having some loose stones appearing through the den
OS1/19/12/69 Upper Foord Upper Foord Upper Foord Upper Foords Estate Plan Mr. Alexander Wallace Valuation Roll 017.09 An ordinary dwelling house with out houses garden etc. attached also a few Acres of land - the property of Mrs. B. Nicolson Ford appears to be the correct mode of spelling this word but Foord is the mode now generally in use, as applied to a house.
OS1/19/12/69 [Page] 69 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/70 Fallside Fallside Fallside Fallside Valuation Roll 1863-4 James Cochen Esqr. (Tenant) Mr. William Lyon 017.09 A very good farm house with offices. yard. garden etc. attached all very neatly kept in good repair the property of William N. Forbes Esqr. London
OS1/19/12/70 Wood of Fallside Wood of Fallside Wood of Fallside Wood of Fallside James Cochen Esqr. Mr. William Lyon Mr. Alexander Wallace. 017.09 A pretty large wood. so called consisting principally of Fir trees the property of William N: Fobes Esqr.
OS1/19/12/70 [Page] 70 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/71 Mains of Dillavaird Mains of Dillavaird Mains of Dillavaird Mains of Dillavaird Estate Plan Andrew Gammell Esqr. Mr. James Kesson Factor 016.14 A farmsteading dwelling house one storey, slated, and in good repair: The property of A. Gammell Esqr.
OS1/19/12/71 Horse Pot Horse Pot Horse Pot Horse Pot Estate Plan Andrew Gemmell Esqr. Mr James Kesson Factor 016.14 A deep pool in the Bervie Water adjoining the Mains of Dillavaird
OS1/19/12/71 Greenheads Greenheads Greenheads Greenheads Estate plan Captain Burnett Mr. James Annandale 016.14 A farm steading dwelling house, one storey, slated. in good repare.The property of Capt. [Captain] Burnett
OS1/19/12/71 Burn of Guinea Burn of Guinea Burn of Guinea Burn of Guinea Rent Receipt Badenoch Nicolson Esqr. Name on Cart 016.14 A dwelling house. having offices etc. attached. The property of Mrs. Nicolson Glenbervie Ho. [House].
OS1/19/12/71 [Page] 71 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/72 Bridge of Guinea Bridge of Guinea Bridge of Guinea Bridge of Guinea Badenoch Nicolson Esqr Mr. James Annandale Mr. James Kesson 016.06 A parish bridge of one Arch accross the Burn of Guinea. a little East of the Mains of Dillavaird
OS1/19/12/72 Burn of Guinea Burn of Guinea Burn of Guinea Burn of Guinea Estate plan Mr. James Annandale Mr. James Kesson 016.14 A stream, rising a little to the North West of the farm of Braliemuir. it flows in a Southerly direction till it joins the Bervie Water near the farm of Burn of Guinea
OS1/19/12/72 Upper Milton Upper Milton Upper Milton Upper Milton Upper Milltown Estate plan A. Gammell Esqr. Mr. James Kesson Valuation Roll 1863-4 016.14 A farm steading. dwelling-house. one storey. slated. in good repare. The property of Andrew Gammell Esqr.
OS1/19/12/72 [Page] 72 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/73 Mill of Dillavaird Mill of Dillavaird Mill of Dillavaird Mill of Dillavaird Estate plan Andrew Gammell Esqr. Mr. James Keeson 016.14 This name applies to a Corn Mill. and dwelling house. The property of A. Gammell Esqr.
OS1/19/12/73 Grey's Burn Grey's Burn Grey's Burn Grey's Burn Estate plan Andrew Gammell Esqr. Mr. James Kesson 016.10 A small stream rising on the N.W. [North West] of Chapelstane. and joining the Burn of Boganhaft near the Fomart Wood
OS1/19/12/73 Burn of Bogganhaft Burn of Bogganhaft Burn of Bogganhaft Burn of Bogganhaft Estate plan Andrew Gammell Esqr. Mr. James Kesson 016.10 A small stream. rising near Muir of Chapelton. it flows in a South West direction till it joins the Bervie Water near Fomart Wood.
OS1/19/12/73 [Page] 73 Parish of Glenbervie "Grey - A badger" (Jamieson) " Bogan. A boil, a swelling etc." (Jamieson)
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OS1/19/12/75 Droop Hill Droop Hill Droop Hill Droop Hill Estate Plan Robert Nicolson Esqr. Glenbervie House Mr. George Kerr, Ladlestone 016.15 A large and conspicuous eminence so called from its gradual falling off on each side from its Summit property of Mrs. B. Nicolson.
OS1/19/12/75 Bankhead Bankhead Bankhead Bankhead Mr. John Willocks Robert Nicolson Esqr. Mr. George Kerr 016.15 An ordinary dwelling house with garden etc. attached also a few acres of land. property of Mrs. B. Nicolson
OS1/19/12/75 Burnhead Burnhead Burnhead Burnhead Valuation Roll 1863-4 Mr. John Willocks Mr. George Kerr. 016.15 This name is applied to Several Cottage houses situated here and having outhouses garden etc. attached,_ property of Mrs. B. Nicolson.
OS1/19/12/75 [Page] 75 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/76 West Kinmonth West Kinmonth West Kinmonth West Kinmonth Valuation Roll 1863-4 Mr. John Robertson Tenant. Revd. [Reverend] R.K. Thom 016.15 A good farm house with offices garden etc attached. the property of John Miller Esqr. Millfield House, Polmont, Falkirk
OS1/19/12/76 Hawkhill Hawkhill Hawkhill Hawkhill Estate Plan Valuation Roll Mr. David Taylor Tenant 016.15 An ordinary farm house with offices garden etc attached the property of Mrs. Badnach Nicolson Glenbervie House
OS1/19/12/76 Hawkhill Den Hawkhill Den Hawkhill Den Hawkhill Den Mr. David Taylor Mr. John Willocks Mr. John Robertson 016.15 A deep ravine or den so called from the farm house of this name
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OS1/19/12/77 Crookland Brae Crookland Brae Crookland Brae Crookland Brae Mr John Willocks Mr David Taylor Mr George Sinclair 016.15 A small brae or slope extending from Hawkhill farm house westward to near the Bervie Water.
OS1/19/12/77 See Page 90 Newbigging See Name Sheets of 16/16 Described on Name Sheet of 16/16.
OS1/19/12/77 Stone Cists and Urns found here Stone Cists and Urns Found Here Stone Cists and Urns Found Here Stone Cists and Urns Found Here B. Nicholson Esqr Mr. John Willocks R. Nicholson Esqr 016.15 In the year 1849 there were found near the Lodge at Glenbervie House, two stone cists. In one of the cists there was a quantity of bones piled cross ways and a Skull placed on the top, and an Urn (see sketch) with a quantity of ashes in it was found inside the cist at the west end. __ The other cist was within a few feet of the above named, it contained a quantity of dust, such as is generally formed by mouldering bones. There was no urn inside this Cist, but an urn was found close by it which also contained ashes, this last named urn was similar in every respect to the one above named, it was broken, but the fragments and the urn above named are in possession of Badenoch Nicholson Esqr, Glenbervie House. __ The longitudinal position of the Cists was East and West. __ B. Render Corp. R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers] 27-Apr-1864
OS1/19/12/77 [Page] 77 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/78 Home Farm Home Farm Home Farm Home Farm Homefarm Badenach Nicolson Esqr. Mr. John Willocks Mr. George Sinclair Valuation Roll 1863-4 016.15 A farm steading, offices coachhouse yard etc. in the occupation and property of Mrs. Badenach Nicolson of Glenbervie House
OS1/19/12/78 Harlingtongue Harlingtongue Harlingtongue Harlingtongue Harlingtonmyre Badenach Nicolson Esqr. Mr. Willocks Mr. George Sinclair Tenant Valuation Roll 016.15 A neat cottage house so called with outhouses. garden etc attached the property of Mrs. Nicolson
OS1/19/12/78 Queel a Mundie Queel-a-Mundie Queel-a-Mundie Queel-a-Mundie Queel-a-Mundie Mr. George Kerr (Ladlestone) Mr. William Mitchell Jacksbank Mr. John Willocks B. Nicolson Esqr 016.15 A small Cottage on the South side of Droop Hill. The name is well known, and is pronounced as written, but neither the proprietor nor any person I could meet with would attempt to spell it. The literal meaning of the word is "Cool a Fool". Proprietor B, Nicholson Esqr Glenbervie House.
OS1/19/12/78 [Page] 78 Parish of Glenbervie " Queel _ Cool." "Mundie _ Prating fool" (Jamieson)
OS1/19/12/79 Glenbervie House Glenbervie House See Name Sheets attached. 016.15 "When Edward I left the castle of Kincardine (in 1296) he passed to the Mountagne of 'Glowbervy'(a) or Glenbervy, the parish adjoining Fordoun on the East, and there he remained for the night. History and tradition both corroborate the fact of a castle having been at Glenbervy from a very remote period, and there is no doubt but the King made it his residence upon the occasion referred to, although the silence of the writer of the royal Diary on that particular point, might lend those unacquainted with the locality to infer that the party had rather encamped among the mountains, the designation 'Mountagne' being merely descriptive of the topographical appearance of the district. __ The old castle of Glenbervy is believed to have occupied nearly the same site, on the banks of the Bervy water as the present neat mansion house, and at the time of the King's visit it belonged to a branch of the old family of Melville. Many barons of that name did homage to Edward, and among these was the laird of Glenbervy. His submission took place at Lumphanan in Aberdeenshire on the 21st. July, and, from the writs presented by Sir Francis Palgrave, it appears that John of Stowe, parson of Glenbervy, performed the same service at the same time and place (b) ".__ (a) Bannatyne Miscell. 1.277.__ (b) Palgrave 177.__)
OS1/19/12/79 See Page 84 Church (Ruin) See Name Sheets attached. The Old Kirk stood within the present burial ground, opposite to the mansion house. A new church was lately erected in a bleak field by the road side. The name of the patron saint is [Continued Page 80]
OS1/19/12/79 [Page] 79 Parish of Glenbervie [Additional detailed remarks for Glenbervie House see Page 81] [Additional detailed remarks for Church (Ruins) see Page 84]
OS1/19/12/80 See Page 84 Church (Ruin) See Name Sheet Attached [Continued from Page 79] is last, and but a mere fragment of the old kirk remains . It adjoins the burial aisle of the Douglases, which is wholly covered with ivy and shaded by a few good specimens of the Yew.__ The church which belonged to the diocese of Brechin, is rated in the ancient taxatis at £20 Scots. A chapel situated at Drumlithie, was dependent upon the kirk of Glenbervy, the patronage of both of which livings went along with the estates. (a)
OS1/19/12/80 See Page 83 Douglas Aisle See Name Sheet Attached. Although none of the monuments in the kirk yard of Glenbervy has any pretension to beauty of design, few rural grave yards contain so many memorials of the ancestors of those who have rendered themsleves famous in the annals of their country. The most interesting to the historians and antiquary are those within the Douglas Aisle __the one a mural tablet and the other chest shaped. __ The first is a renewed monument of date 1680 with some curious mortuary armaments, and the armorial bearings of Hassa, Olifant, Melville, Auchleck, and Douglas. The inscription, which in old contracted Latin, narrates the valourous actions, and the matrimonial alliances, of the lairds, and ladies of Glenbervy, from the remote period of A.D. 730. __ Although little reliance need be placed on this sculputered narrative which is one of the most singular of its kind extant (its perpetuation of the sobriquet of the fifth Earl of Angus, he being there designed 'Bell the Cat,' being perhaps not least curious of its features,) the lands of Glenbervy were in possession of a baron in the twelfth century, whose surname probably was Melville, it being a common name in the district at that period. (b)" __ ( Mems. [Memorials] of Angus & Mearns p. [page] 90-1-2.3-) (a) Reg. Ep. Brechin ii.348. [Register of Episcopi Brechin] __ (b) Reg. vet. de Aberb., [Old Register of Aberbrothock] 63.
OS1/19/12/80 [Page] 80 [Additional detailed remarks for Church (Ruins) see Page 84] [Additional detailed remarks for Douglas Aisle see Page 83]
OS1/19/12/81 Glenbervie House Glenbervie House Glenbervie House Glenbervie House Badenach Nicolson Esqr Revd. [Reverend] James Drummond Revd. [Reverend] R.K.Thom 016.15 A good modern mansion with offices, gardens and ornamental ground etc. attached. "The Old Castle of Glenbervy, is believed to have occupied nearly the Same Site on the banks of the Bervy Water, as the present neat mansion house, and, at the time of the King's visit (Edward 1. 1296) it belonged to a branch of the old family of Melville, Many barons of that name did homage to Edward, and among these was the Laird of Glenbervy." _ (see Memorials of Angus & Mearns p. [page] 91) The underground Cellars of the present Mansion are the remaining parts of the old Castle, the walls are upwards of 6 feet thick, and the Cellars and kitchen are all vaulted. The present house has undergone several repairs and alterations at different periods, but, the greatest alterations were made in 1720, when a great portion of it was rebuilt, the two fine circular towers now standing appear to have been rebuilt in the same style and dimensions, as the former ones, Several improvements in the gardens and grounds adjoining are now going on which will add much to the beauty of the place which formerly has been rather neglected, It is now the property and residence of Mrs. Badenach Nicolson. __ This is always spoken of as Glenbervie House [Initialled] B.R.
OS1/19/12/81 [Page] 81 Parish of Glenbervie
OS1/19/12/82 Church Glenbervie Church Glenbervie Church Glenbervie Church Revd. [Reverend] James Drummond. Manse Revd. [Reverend] R.K. Thom. Dean Mr. George Main Schoolmaster 016.15 A good but plain stone building erected in 1826 as a Parish Church and will accomodate about 700 persons. Rev. [Reverend] James Drummond is the appointed clergymen.
OS1/19/12/82 Mill of Glenbervie Mill of Glenbervie Mill of Glenbervie Mill of Glenbervie Mill of Milton Estate Plan Robert Nicolson Esqr. Mr. John Willocks. Tenant Valuation Roll 1863-4 016.15 An ordinary corn mill driven by water power also a good dwelling house with farm steading. garden etc. attached the property of Mrs Badenach Nicolson of Glenbervie House
OS1/19/12/82 Manse Manse Manse Manse Valuation Roll Revd. [Reverend] James Drummond Revd. [Reverend] R.K. Thom. 016.15 A good modern dwelling house with offices. garden etc. attached the residence of the Revd. [Reverend] James Drummond.
OS1/19/12/82 Bridge of Bervie 016.15 Described etc. in Name Book of Fordoun Parish.
OS1/19/12/82 [Page] 82 Parish of Glenbervie [Annotation] There is no Village of the name of Glenbervie in the Parish, but the Parish Church, Manse, Mill of Glenbervie, and Glenbervie House are generally spoken of as "Glenbervie." __ [Initialled] B.R.
OS1/19/12/83 Douglas Aisle Douglas Aisle Douglas Aisle Douglas Aisle Memorials of Angus & Mearns Badenach Nicolson Esqr Revd. [Reverend] James Drummond 016.15 The family vault of the Duglas's, Melvilles; and proprietors of Glenbervie. "An inscription which is in old contracted Latin narates the valorous actions and the matrimonial alliances of the Lairds and Ladies of Glenbervie from the remote period AD. 730" __(Memorials of Angus Mearns P. [Page] 92)
OS1/19/12/83 Muir Hillock Muir Hillock Muir Hillock Muir Hillock Badenach Nicolson Esqr. Mr. John Willocks Mr. George Sinclair 016.15 A conspicuous hill or eminence so called when it was rough stony ground it is now planted with trees and still retains the name.
OS1/19/12/83 Pilcatie Burn Pilcatie Burn Pilcatie Burn Pilcatie Burn Badenach Nicolson Esqr. Mr. John Willocks Mr. George Sinclair 016.15 A Small Stream so called which flows past Bankhead in a Southern direction till it joins the Bervie Water near Glenbervie House
OS1/19/12/83 Bervie Water 016.15 For Description and Authorities See Name Books of adjoining Parishes.
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OS1/19/12/84 Church Church (Ruin) Church (Ruin) Church (Ruin) Revd. [Reverend] James Drummond Manse Revd. [Reverend] R.K. Thom Badenach Nicolson Esqr. 016.15 " The ruins and site of the old Church which belonged to the diocese of Brechin the name of the Patron Saint is lost. The first recorded parson is described as " Henricus. persona de Glenberuin" in a grant of the lands of Bractullo, in Kirkden, by Randulph (1296) of Strathechyn, to the Cathedral of Brechin, about the year 1222, but, from the time of Stowe, until nearly the middle of the fifteenth Century, there are few notices of much moment. either of the Kirk or Vicars, Some of the Vicars, as then frequently happened, were nearly related to the chief heritor or patron This become an Episcopal Church when Episcopacy was first introduced into this country and A Chapel situated at Drumlithie was dependent upon the Kirk of Glenbervie the patronage of both of which livings went along with the Estates, but when the Jacobites were annihilated in this quarter and the Chapel at Drumlithie burned down (1746) this was converted into the Established Parish Church and remained as such till 1826 when a new Church was erected, and this one speedly fell into decay. ___ " Here also is the burial place of the Stuarts of Inchbreck, where a brass plate affixed to a part of the ruins of the Old Kirk commemorates the names of the various lairds from the year 1550." __ (Mems. [Memorials] of Angus & Mearns P. [Page] 95) All that remains of the Old Church is part of a Tower, or Pillar, which has apparently formed the South west corner. There is a Metal Tablet on this pillar with a Latin inscription to the memory of the Stuarts of Inchbreck. __ [Initialled] B.R.
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OS1/19/12/85 Mid Kinmonth Mid Kinmonth Mid Kinmonth Mid Kinmonth Valuation Roll 1863.4. Mr. Alexander Dallas. (Inspector of Poor) Mr. Robert Main. (Schoolmaster) 016.16 A good farm house with offices yard. garden etc attached the property of John Miller, of Millfield House, Polmont, Falkirk
OS1/19/12/85 Watery Baulk Watery Baulk Watery Baulk Watery Baulk Revd. [Reverend] R.K. Thom, (Dean) Mr. Alexander Dallas Mr. George Main 016.16 An ordinary public road. so called , from the Episcopal School to the end of the Whitehill Wood a Small Stream runs along this road nearly all the distance mentioned
OS1/19/12/85 East Kinmonth East Kinmonth East Kinmonth East Kinmonth Valuation Roll. Mr. George Ironside, (Tenant) Mr. Alexander Dallas 016.16 An ordinary farm house with offices yard. garden etc. attached the property of John Miller Esqr.
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OS1/19/12/86 Deadman's Ford Deadman's Ford Deadman's Ford Deadman's Ford Revd. [Reverend] R.K. Thom. (Dean) Mr. Alexander Dallas, (Inspector of Poor) Mr. William Lyon. Foord 016.16 A small stream crosses the road here where there is now a conduit but formerly was a ford it is Said that a man named Hogg was found dead here some time ago. which gave rise to the name the place is well known by this name at present
OS1/19/12/86 Blackhill Wood Blackhill Wood Blackhill Wood Blackhill Wood Revd. [Reverend] R.K. Thom. Mr. Alexander Dallas Mr. William Lyon 016.16 A large wood of fir trees So Called prior to its being planted with trees it was Called Black Hill, as it was then rough Heathy ground. and having a black appearance it is now Called Blackhill Wood.
OS1/19/12/86 School School School School Revd. [Reverend] R.K. Thom. Mr. Alexander Dallas Mr. George Main. Teacher 016.16 A good stone building recently erected, and used as a Parochial School, with Teacher's house etc. attached
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OS1/19/12/87 Forthie Water Forthie Water Forthie Water Forthie Water Mr. Francis Jolly (Arbuthnett) Mr. William Mitchell (Jacksbank) Estate Plan 016.16 Described on Name Sheets of adjoining Ph. [Parish.
OS1/19/12/87 Kinmonth Den Kinmonth Den Kinmonth Den Kinmonth Den Revd. [Reverend] R.K. Thom (Drumlithie) Mr. George Imlay (Drumlithie) Mr. A, Dallas (Drumlithie) 016.16 A considerable Den through which the Drumlithie Burn flows. The name applies from about 1/4 of a Mile west from the Village of Drumlithie, for a considerable distance.
OS1/19/12/87 Foggy Moss Foggy Moss Foggy Moss Foggy Moss Mr. Francis Jolly Mr. William Mitchell Mr. John Thomson 016.16 A portion of Marshy ground on the Estate of Drumlithie, the property of John Miller Esqr. __ Millfield Ho. [House] Polmont, Falkirk.
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OS1/19/12/88 Bridge of Fiddes Bridge of Fiddes Bridge of Fiddes Bridge of Fiddes Mr F. Jolly. Arbuthnott Mr W. Mitchell. Jacksbank Estate Plan 016.16 A County Bridge across the Forthie Water adjacent to Foggy Moss.
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OS1/19/12/89 Broombank Broombank Broombank Broombank Valuation Roll. 1863.4 Revd. [Reverend] R. Kilgore Thom Mr. Robert Edwards Tenant 016.16 A good farm house with offices yard. garden etc. attached the property of John Miller Esqr. of Millfield House. Polmont, Falkirk.
OS1/19/12/89 Denhill Denhill Denhill Denhill Revd. [Reverend] R.K. Thom. Mr. Alexander Dallas. Inspector (of Poor) Mr. George Main, Schoolmaster 016.16 An ordinary dwelling house so called
OS1/19/12/89 Gas Works Gas Works Gas Works Gas Works Valuation Roll. Revd. [Reverend] R.K. Thom. Mr. James Allen Proprietor 016.16 A Small Gas Works recently constructed, and is the property of Mr. James Allen Blacksmith.__ This is private property.
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OS1/19/12/90 Ballgreen Ballgreen Ballgreen Ballgreen Revd. [Reverend] R.K. Thom (Dean) Mr. Alexander Dallas Inspector (of Poor) Mr. George Main. (Schoolmaster) 016.16 An ordinary dwelling house with out houses etc. attached there were formerly Several houses about here with a green common to them all which gave rise to the name.
OS1/19/12/90 Michael Fair Michael Fair Michael Fair Michael Fair Memorials of Angus & Mearns Gardner's Co. [County] Map Revd. [Reverend] R K. Thom. 016.16 A small enclosure where an Anual Fair is held in October which is called Michael Fair This fair is of very remote origin and is held for Cattle, grain etc.
OS1/19/12/90 Newbigging Newbigging Newbigging Newbigging Valuation Roll 1843.4 Revd. [Reverend] R.K. Thom. Mr. Alexander Dallas 016.16 Several Small cottage houses with gardens. outhouses etc. attached, also a few Acres of land to each house they are Sometimes distinguished as East West, and South, Newbigging but in a general way Newbigging is applied to them all combined.
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OS1/19/12/91 Episcopal School Episcopal School Episcopal School Episcopal School Revd. [Reverend] R.K. Thom (Dean) Mr. Alexander Dallas Mr. George Main Schoolmaster 016.16 A small stone building erected and supported from funds of the Episcopal Church Society and Scholars fees.
OS1/19/12/91 Parsonage Parsonage Parsonage Parsonge Valuation Roll 1863.4 Revd. [Reverend] R.K. Thom Dean, Occupier Mr. Alexander Dallas. 016.16 A good modern dwelling house with outhouses etc. attached the residence of the Revd. [Reverend] R.K. Thom. (Dean) of the Episcopal Chapel
OS1/19/12/91 School F.C. [Free Church] School F.C. [Free Church] School F.C. [Free Church] School Revd. [Reverend] R.K Thom Mr. Alexander Dallas, Inspector of Poor Mr. George Main 016.16 A small building used as a School and supported by the Free Church Society and the Scholars fees.
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OS1/19/12/92 New Inn New Inn New Inn New Inn Sign board Mr. George Imlay Occupier Mr. Alexander Dallas (Inspector) of Poor 016.16 A good public house with out houses. yard. garden etc. attached the property of John Miller Esqr.
OS1/19/12/92 Station Station Station Station Co's [Company's ] Time Tables. bills etc. Revd. [Reverend] R.K. Thom. Dean, Mr. Alexander Dallas 016.16 A Small Station on the Scottish North Eastern Railway for passengers and goods with a dwelling house etc. for the Stationmaster
OS1/19/12/92 Bogside Bogside Bogside Bogside Vasluation Roll 1863.4 Revd. [Reverend] R.K. Thom. Mr. George Imlay, (Tenant) 016.16 Two ordinary Cottage houses so called.
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OS1/19/12/93 Orchard Hill Orchard Hill Orchard Hill Orchard Hill Revd. [Reverend] R.K. Thom (Dean) Mr. Alexander Dallas Inspector of Poor Mr. George Main, (Schoolmaster) 016.16 A conspicuous Eminence so Called from formerly being an Orchard.
OS1/19/12/93 High Street High Street High Street High Street Revd. [Reverend] R.K. Thom Mr. Alexander Dallas Mr. George Main 016.16 This name is applied to the principal Street leading through the Village from the New Inn to the Episcopal Chapel and is narrow irregular and crooked.
OS1/19/12/93 Post Office Post Office Post Office Post Office Name on board. Revd. [Reverend] R.K. Thom Mr. Alexander Dallas 016.16 An ordinary dwelling house shop. etc. where a branch Post Office is at present held __ Mr. Smith is the Postmaster
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OS1/19/12/94 The Steeple The Steeple The Steeple The Steeple Mr. Alexander Dallas (Inspector of Poor) Mr. George Main, Schoolmaster Mr. George Imlay, (New Inn) 016.16 A stone tower or belfry erected by subscription in 1826 for the use of the inhabitants, when the linen trade and Weaving was carried on here, the bell upon this steeple or tower was rung at stated hours during the day it is now scarcely ever used.
OS1/19/12/94 St John's Home St. John's Home St. John's Home St. John's Home Revd. [Reverend] R.K. Thom. (Dean) Mr. Alexander Dallas. Mr. George Main 016.16 An ordinary dwelling house fitted up and used as a home for Orphans and Poor Boys. Where they are clothed fed educated and finally sent to learn trades it was first instituted in 1853 and supported by voluntary contributions it is intended to collect as much money as will make it a permanent institution at present. it supports 7 inmates the Revd. [Reverend] R.K. Thom and The Bishop of Brechin are the principal founders and supporters of this home.
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OS1/19/12/95 Site of Chapel Chapel (Site of) Chapel (Site of) Chapel (Site of) Memorials of Angus & Mearns Revd. [Reverend] R.K. Thom. Dean Mr. Alexander Dallas (Inspector of Poor) 016.16 "This Chapel has been established ever since Episcopacy was introduced into this Country, and in 1746 when the Duke of Cumberland , and his forces were annihilating the Jacobites in this quarter he not only burned down the Chapel but Subsequently, had its parson Seized And imprisoned in the County Gaol because he persisted in his ministry, this Chapel was dependent upon the Kirk of Glenbervie the patronage of both of which livings went along with the Estates, no remains of this Chapel is now to be seen but the Site of it can be pointed out, a new one has recently been erected." __ (Memorials of Angus & Mearns)
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OS1/19/12/96 Rolland Road Rolland Road Rolland Road Rolland Road Rolling Road Revd. [Reverend] R.K. Thom Dean Mr. Alexander Dallas Inspector (of Poor) Mr. George Main Schoolmaster Mr. George Imlay. New Inn 016.16 An ordinary public road so called, leading from the "New Inn", to where it joins the public road leading past Broombank.
OS1/19/12/96 Blackbridge Black Bridge Black Bridge Black Bridge Revd. [Reverend] R.K. Thom Mr. Alexander Dallas Mr. George Main 016.16 A small stone bridge of one arch on the public road crossing the Drumlithie Burn._ A County Bridge.
OS1/19/12/96 Drumlithie Burn Drumlithie Burn Drumlithie Burn Drumlithie Burn Revd. [Reverend] R.K. Thom Mr. Alexander Dallas Mr. George Main 016.16 A small stream or burn rising in the Kinmonth Den and flowing in an Easterly direction past the Village of Drumlithie until it joins the Forthie Water.
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OS1/19/12/97 Drumlithie Drumlithie Drumlithie Drumlithie Valuation Roll 19863-4 New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] Memorial of Angus & Mearns P. [Page] 92 016.16 Drumlithie has been the Village of the parish from a remote period and consists of a Free Church, an Episcopan Chapel. Three Schools, Two Public Houses, a Post Office with Several irregular Cottage houses, having gardens &c attached, the village was formerly considerably larger, and had a Small trade in linen and other manufactures, but it has lately decreased in trade and population, as little encouragement to this, is offered by the present proprietor. an anual Fair is held here in the month of October for Cattle, grain &c &c. this fair has been established from a remote period and so continues it was first established through the influence of the proprietor of Glenbervie, the inhabitants of the village are principally employed now in agricultural pursuits, this is the only village in the parish and contains a population of about 350 inhabitants and is the property of John Miller Esqr. of Millfield House, Polmont, Falkirk.
OS1/19/12/97 Free Church Free Church Free Church Free Church Valuation Roll Revd [Reverend] R.K. Thom Dean Mr Dallas Inspector of Poor 016.16 A good but plain Stone building erected in 1850 with Manse garden &c attached. the Church will accommodate about 400 persons there is no resident Clergyman at present here.
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OS1/19/12/98 Manse F.C. [Free Church] Manse F.C. [Free Church] Manse F.C. [Free Church] Manse Valuation Roll. 1863.4 Revd. [Reverend] R.K. Thom Dean Mr. Alexander Dallas. Inspector of Poor. 016.16 A good stone building erected in 1850 by the Free Church Society as a Manse or residence for the Clergyman, having garden etc. attached it is unoccupied at present
OS1/19/12/98 St John's Chapel St. John's Chapel (Episcopal) St. John's Chapel (Episcopal) St. John's Chapel (Episcopal) Episcopal Church Society Annual Report Revd. [Reverend] R K Thom Dean Memorials of Angus & Mearns 016.16 A good Stone building erected in 1862-3. the old Chapel still remains but is very much out of repair this present Chapel will accommodate about 200 persons.
OS1/19/12/98 Episcopal Chapel Chapel Episcopal Chapel Episcopal Chapel Episcopal Revd. [Reverend] R K Thom Mr. Dallas. Inspector of Poor Mr. Robert main. Schoolmaster 016.16 This building was erected about 1819 but has now fallen into disuse and is in very bad repair it was used as a Chapel up to 1863 it is expected to be repaired and added to the Parsonage which it joins.
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OS1/19/12/99 Toll of Mondynes Toll of Mondynes Toll of Mondynes Toll of Mondynes Toll of Mondynes Toll of Mondynes Mr. William Murray West Mondynes Mr William Murray East Mondynes Mr James Annandale Factor Monboddo 020.04 A dwelling house one storey slated and in good repair. Although the tolls have been taken off the roads the house still retains the name.
OS1/19/12/99 Bridge of Forthie Bridge of Forthie Bridge of Forthie Bridge of Forthie Charles Brand Esqr. Fordoun House A. Taylor Esqr. Cushnie Badenoch Nicolson Esqr Glenbervie House 020.04 A small bridge of one arch accross the Forthie Water, situated near the toll of Mondynes.
OS1/19/12/99 Gallow Knees Gallow Knees Gallow Knees Gallow Knees Gallow Knees Charles Brand Esqr. A. Taylor Esqr. Mr. William Murray Mr William Murray 020.04 This name is applied to a field situated a short distance north-east of the toll of Mondynes. Tradition points to this place as having been at a time a place of execution.
OS1/19/12/99 Bridge of Mondynes 020.04 Described in Name Book of Fordoun Parish.
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OS1/19/12/100 Pade O'France Pade o' France Pade o' France Pade o' France Rev. [Reverend] Charles Buchan D.D. [Doctor of Divinity] Charles Brand Esqr. A. Taylor Esqr. 020.04 Tradition says that about the year 1559.60: when Mary of Guise, the Queen Regent of Scotland, assisted by France with money and soldiers, endeavoured to secure herself in authority by diminishing the power of the scottish nobles, and increasing that of the Crown; that a battle was fought here between the contending parties.
OS1/19/12/100 Grave Leys Graveleys Graveleys Graveleys Rev. [Reverend] Charles Buchan D.D. [Doctor of Divinity] Charles Brand Esqr. A. Taylor Esqr. 020.04 This name is applied to a cultivated field, situated between the "Pade o' France," and Broombank. The people in the neighbourhood say that at the time the Scottish North Eastern Railway, was making; in a cutting was found a strata; of earth resembling a trench and embankment. also a great quantity of human bones.
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OS1/19/12/101 Peter's Knap Peter's Knap Peter's Knap Peter's Knap Charles Brand Esqr. Mr Willam Murray Badenoch Nicolson Esqr. 020.04 A small hillock situated about a mile south east of Glenbervie House.
OS1/19/12/101 Stone Cist found here Stone Cist found here Stone Cist found here Stone Cist found here Charles Brand Esqr. Mr Willam Murray Badenoch Nicolson Esqr. 020.04 A few years since, while the farmer of Broom Bank was trenching a field, he came upon a Cist. The Cist was composed of four rude sandstones, and contained the skeleton of a young person, the skull, was in good preservation.
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OS1/19/12/102 Kaims of Candy Kaims of Candy Kaims of Candy Kaims of Candy Charles Brand Esqr. A. Taylor Esqr. Badenoch Nicolson Esqr. 020.04 A low ridge of water washed gravel, situated about a quarter of a mile south of Candy property of Mr. Millar, Millfield House Polmont, Falkirk.
OS1/19/12/102 Candy Candy Candy Candy Rent Receipt, Cart etc Charles Brand Esqr A. Taylor Esqr. 020.04 A commodious farm steading one storey slated and in good repair, property of Mr. Millar. address as above [Millfield House Polmont, Falkirk.]
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OS1/19/12/103 Grampian Mountains Described in the Name Books of adjoining Parishes.
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[County] KINCARDINE PARISH OF GLENBERVIE Index Name -- Page Annamuck -- 50 Black Burn -- 3 Burn of Roughbank -- 6 Bawd Moss -- 7 Bawd Burn -- 8 Burn of Anaquhat -- 11 Brucklaw (In Ruins) -- 11 Blackhill Burn -- 13 Black Hill -- 13 Badieclay -- 16 Burn of Anaholans -- 18 Burn of Pittengoggie -- 22 Burn of the Happy Lodges -- 22 Burn of Back Stripes -- 23 Burn of Finglennie -- 28 Benty Howe -- 30 Brae of Glenbervie -- 30 Benty Slack -- 33 Brawliemuir -- 38 Benty Grains -- 39 Bogton -- 40 Bogjorgan -- 41 Burn of Anamuck -- 48 Burn of Elfhill -- 49 Bridge of Bogincaber -- 53 Bogincaber -- 55 Backfield -- 61 Blairerno -- 63 Buckie's Mill -- 63 Bogburn -- 65 Burly Knowe -- 67 Burn of Guinea -- 71 Bridge of Guinea -- 72 Burn of Guinea -- 72 Burn of Bogganhaft -- 73 Bankhead -- 75 Burnhead -- 75 Bridge of Bervie -- 82 Bervie Water -- 83 Blackhill Wood -- 86 Broombank -- 89 Bailgreen -- 90 Bogside -- 92 Black Bridge -- 96 Bridge of Forthie -- 99 Bridge of Mondynes -- 99 Bridge of Fiddes -- 88 Coldwell Hill -- 5 Criaginour -- 13 Cross Lochan -- 14 Cowie Water -- 16 Craig of the Lochan -- 17 Cramla Bank -- 21 Cross Queel -- 28 Cold Well 29 Cryne Corse Road -- 30 Croftangry -- 31 Clerks Wells -- 34 Cor Linn -- 34 Clerkenwell Burn -- 34 Clash Burn -- 40 Cleuchhead -- 41 Cleuch Burn -- 42 Carron Water -- 45 Cutty Souter -- 48 Carmont Hill -- 52 Cairn -- 52 Chapelstane -- 54 Chapelton -- 56 Cowden -- 56 Cotbank -- 62 Craig Den -- 69 Crookland Brae -- 77 Church -- 82 Church (Ruin) -- 84 Candy -- 102 Dumer Hill -- 9 Doups of Craiginour -- 14 Downs Well -- 35 Ducks Hole -- 38 Droop Hill -- 75 Douglas Aisle -- 83 Deadman's Ford -- 86 Denhill -- 89 Drumlithie Burn -- 96 Drumlithie -- 97 East Dumer Burn -- 8 Eely Loch -- 18 East Kaim Hillock -- 19 East White Rashes -- 33 East Town -- 42 East Kinmonth -- 85 Episcopal School -- 91 Episcopal Chapel -- 98 Forester's Haugh -- 19 Foggy Road -- 25 Floors -- 27 Forester's Grain -- 27 Flobbit Stripe -- 28 Foggy Moss -- 33 Foumart Wood -- 54 Foord -- 66 Fallside -- 70 Forthie Water -- 87 Foggy Moss -- 87 Free Church -- 97 Glenbervie -- 1 Green Flaws -- 21 Guinea Bushes -- 29 Grains -- 41 Gowans -- 50 Goosecruives -- 58 Goosecruives Wood -- 58 Greenheads -- 71 Grey's Burn -- 73 Glenbervie House -- 81 Gas Works -- 89 Gallow Knees -- 99 Grave Leys -- 100 Grampian Mountains -- 103 Hill of Three Stones -- 3 Hill of Blacklodge -- 5 Hill of Roughbank -- 6 Hill of Mossmaud -- 7 Hole Burn -- 12 Hobseat -- 15 High Moss Hill -- 21 Hill of Pittengoggie -- 22 Hill of Quithal -- 34 Hill of Bogjorgan -- 29 Head of Carron -- 45 Hill of Tannachie -- 51 Horse Pot -- 71 Hawkhill -- 76 Hawkhill Den -- 76 Home Farm -- 78 Harlingtongue -- 78 High Street -- 93 Hill of Hobseat -- 15 Irish Burn -- 18 Inches -- 61 Jacksbank -- 57 Jacksbank Wood -- 57 Killsnaught Hill -- 30 Killer Burn -- 49 Keabog -- 64 Kinmonth Den -- 87 Kaims of Candy -- 102 Lady's Moss -- 3 Little Hawk's Nest -- 5 Loch of the Lochan -- 17 Lady's Leys -- 17 Long Haugh -- 20 Leachie Hill -- 25 Leachie Cairn -- 25 Lochans -- 27 Lairds Leys -- 28 Long Howe -- 38 Lady's Moss -- 43 Little Bogton -- 53 Lawgaven Cottage -- 57 Ladle Stone -- 59 Ladelstone -- 61 Long Den -- 66 Lambroos -- 69 Mill Haugh -- 4 Mergie -- 4 Meikleouf Burn -- 11 Monluth Hill -- 12 Moss of Anaholans -- 20 Mid Hill -- 23 March Burn -- 24 Mid Hill -- 35 Maxie Burn -- 39 Maxie Well -- 39 Muir of Germany -- 43 Muir of Waters -- 44 Moss Side -- 44 Mosshead -- 44 Muir of Chapelton -- 53 Mary's Well -- 54 Mains of Dillavaird -- 71 Mill of Dillavaird (Corn) --73 Mill of Glenbervie (Corn) --82 Manse -- 82 Muir Hillock -- 83 Mid Kinmonth -- 85 Michael Fair -- 90 Manse -- 98 Meikle Hawk's Nest -- 12 Nout's Lair -- 27 Nether Quithal -- 47 New Mill (Corn) -- 63 Nether Bogburn -- 65 Newbigging -- 90 New Inn -- 92 Orchard Hill -- 93 Pitenden -- 3 Pittendarknie Grain -- 26 Peddler's Road -- 27 Peak Hillock -- 37 Pitwathie -- 45 Pitdrichie -- 66 Pitcatie Burn -- 83 Parsonage -- 91 Post Office -- 93 Pade o'France -- 100 Peter's Knap -- 101 Queel-a-Mundie -- 78 Queel Burn -- 18 Rashy Hill -- 26 Rashy Grain -- 26 Round Holes -- 37 Rolland Road -- 96 Stony Muir -- 7 Stonehouse -- 15 Scare Hill -- 24 Small Burn -- 24 Sportsman's Well -- 29 School -- 48 Stone Cist & Urns found here -- 51 Site of St. Mary's Chapel -- 54 Smithy Hillock -- 55 Stone Cist & Urns found here -- 60 Skellygibb -- 62 Springing Greens -- 64 Stony Hill -- 64 Scottish North Eastern Railway -- 67 Stone Cist and Urns found here -- 77 School -- 86 School -- 91 Station -- 92 St. John's Home -- 94 Site of Chapel -- 95 St. John's Chapel (Episcopal) -- 98 Stone Cist found here -- 101 Tillybreak -- 4 Torrie Hillocks -- 35 Tannachie -- 47 Tannachie -- 50 The Steeple -- 94 Toll of Mondynes -- 99 Upper Quithal -- 47 Upper Kinmonth -- 62 Upper Foord -- 69 Upper Millen -- 72 Well of Monluth -- 6 West Dumer Burn -- 8 Water Hill -- 16 Wood of Mergie -- 19 West Kaim Hillock -- 19 West Top -- 20 Wild Mares Loup -- 21 Wolf Burn -- 23 West White Rashes -- 33 Whiting Burn -- 35 West Burn -- 40 Waters -- 42 Wood of Muir of Germany -- 43 White Hill -- 55 Woodside -- 58 Whitehill Wood -- 65 Wood of Fallside -- 70 West Kinmonth -- 76 Watery Baulk -- 85