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Lawrencekirk |
Laurencekirk
Laurencekirk
Laurencekirk
Laurencekirk
Laurencekirk
Laurencekirk
Laurencekirk
Laurencekirk
Laurencekirk
Laurencekirk
Laurencekirk
Laurencekirk
Conveth
Conveth |
Sheriff's list of Meresmen
William Alexander Esqr Principl Meresmn. [Principal Meresman]
Valuation Roll (1862-63)
New Stat. Act. [Statistical Account]
Memoirs of Angus & Mearns (Jervise)
Land of the Lindsays (Jervise)
Railway Time Table S.N.E. [Scottish North Eastern]
List of Fairs in Scotland (Hannay's)
Revd. [Reverend] James McGowan (Laurencekirk)
Revd. [Reverend] James Mitchell (Laurencekirk)
William Matthewson Esqr (Agent on Kintore Estate)
Estate Plans. (Kintore)
Garden's Co [County] Map
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
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"The ancient name of this Parish was Conveth, but in the course of last Century it came to be known only by the name of Laurencekirk, originally applicable only to the Kirk-town, and derived from the dedication of the Church to St. Laurence.
The parish extends in length from West by South to East by North about 4 miles, varying in breadth from about 3 miles at the Western extremity to less than a mile at other, and contains about 8½ Square Miles. It is situated in the Howe of the Mearns, the Eastern part of the Great Valley of Strathmore, and is bounded on the South-west by Marykirk, on the South-east by Garvock, and on the North-east and North-west by Fordoun. The boundary with Garvock is Somewhat indistinct following the line
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"of an old earthen fence known by the name of the Rae or Deer Dike of which many traces are still visible, and which probably enclosed the forest of Garvock." (New Stat: Act: [New Statistical Account])
"Laurencekirk, the present name of the parish, was assumed from the old Kirk of Conveth having been dedicated to St Laurence. Conveth, according to Skene, means "duty paid to an Ecclesiastical Superior." (Land of the Lindsays.)
"Stonehaven is the chief seat of the Sheriff Courts of the Mearns. Inverbervy is the only Royal Burgh in the Shire, and the towns of Stonehaven, Laurencekirk, Fettercairn, and Auchinblae, are the larger places." (Memoirs of Angus & Mearns)
"Conveth. A duty formerly paid in Scotland, to the Superior or Ecclesastical Superior. Apparently from Lat: [Latin] Convictus, Signifying ordinary food, meat, and drink, &c. especially as intended for those who lived in Society; from Con and Vivo." (Jamieson)
The only object or place in the Parish which retains the ancient name, is the Small Estate, and Mill of Conveth, the property of Alexander Crombie Esqr of Thornton House. |
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Northhill |
Northhill
Northhill
Northhill
Northhill
Northhill |
Mr John Lyall (Tenant)
Mr P. Thornton (Waterside)
Mr Charles Croll (East Hill)
William Mathewson Esqr (Factor)
Valuation Roll 1862-63 |
019.16 |
A farm house in good repair with garden and outhouses attached the property of the Earl of Kintore. |
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Northhill Plantation |
Northhill Plantation
Northhill Plantation
Northhill Plantation
Northhill Plantation |
Mr John Lyall (Northhill)
Mr P Thornton (Waterside)
Mr C. Croll (East hill)
William Mathewson Esqr (Factor) |
019.16 |
A large enclosed district of wood the Property of the Earl of Kintore. Part of this wood has been lately cut down, and the Factor states that it will probably be again Planted |
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Couper's Road |
Couper's Road
Couper's Road
Couper's Road |
Mr William Alexander (Bent)
John Garland Esqr (Cairnton)
William Mathewson Esqr. |
019.16 |
A Public Drover Road running for a considerable distance through the Parishes of Fordoun, Laurencekirk, Marykirk It forms the Boundary of those Parishes in two or three Places, it is well known as the Couper's Road |
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Parish of Lawerencekirk |
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Bridgend Cottage |
Bridgend Cottage
Bridgend Cottage
Bridgend Cottage |
John Carnegie Esqr
John Garland Esqr
Charles Brand Esqr |
020.10 |
A dwelling house and Shop in good repair situated near the Parish Boundary. Proprietor Dr [Doctor] Johnston Montrose. |
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Parish of Laurencekirk. |
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Bridge of Leppie |
Bridge of Leppie |
Mr William Donald Redmyre
William Mathewson Esqr
Mr Walter Brodie Scotston |
020.11 |
A Small one arched Bridge over the Stream which forms the Ph. [Parish] Boundary near Waterlair. |
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Parish of Lawrencekirk |
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Wyndford |
Windford
Windford
Windford
Wyndford
Wynford
Windford
Wyndford
Wyndford |
Valuation Roll
Mr James Smith Tenant
Mr James Ross
William Mathewson Esqr (Factor)
Voter's List
Gardens Co [County] Map
Estate Plan
on Carts |
020.13 |
A small farm house with garden and outhouses attached the property of the (Earl of Kintore)
Mr William Mathewson Factor to the Earl of Kintore states that Wyndford is the proper orthography for this place. |
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Drumforber Plantation |
Drumforber Plantation
Drumforber Plantation
Drumforber Plantation |
William Mathewson Esqr
Mr Walter Brodie (Drumforber & Scotston)
Mr J. Smith |
020.13 |
A Fir Plantation on the Farm of Drumforber the property of the Earl of Kintore. |
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Parish of Lawrencekirk
Wyndford [note]
"Wynd. An alley, a lane".
(Jamieson) |
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Camack Muir Plantation |
Camack Muir Plantation
Camack Muir Plantation
Camack Muir Plantation
Camack Muir Plantation or Cammack Muir Plantation |
Mr John Peat (Westerton)
Mr James Clark (Stoneyroo)
Mr James Smith (Wyndford)
William Mathewson Esqr. (Factor) |
020.13 |
A large Plantation of Fir, partly cut. The property of the Earl of Kintore. A Fair was formerly held here but it is now removed to Laurencekirk. |
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Waulkmill |
Waulkmill
Waulkmill
Waulkmill
Waulkmill
Waulkmill |
Valuation Roll
Mr James Ross (Tenant)
Mr James Smith
Voter's List
William Mathewson Esqr Factor |
020.13 |
A farm house in good repair with outhouses and garden attached the Property of the (Earl of Kentore) |
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Drumforber |
Drumforber
Drumforber
Drumforber
Drumforber
Drumforber |
Valuation Roll
Mr John Peat
Mr James Smith
Garden's Co [County] Map
William Mathewson Esqr Factor |
020.13 |
A large farm house in good repair with a small Cottage, outhouses and gardens attached the property of the (Earl of Kintore) |
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Parish of Lawrencekirk
Camack Muir Plantation [note]
"Camack. The game otherwise called Shinty". (Jamieson)
Waulkmill [note]
"To Wauk, Waulk, Walk, To full cloth." (Jamieson)
Drumforber [note]
"Drum. A knoll, a ridge
Forbear An ancestor." (Jamieson) |
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Lower Powburn |
Lower Powburn
Lower Powburn
Lower Powburn
Lower Powburn |
Valuation Roll for 1862 & 3
William Mathewson Esq Factor
Mr David Mitchell Tennant
Voter's List |
020.14 |
A good farm House having extensive offices, laborers Cottages &c attached. The Property of the Earl of Kintore. - |
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Redmyre |
Redmyre
Redmyre
Redmyre
Redmyre |
Valuation Roll for 1862 and 3
William Mathewson Esq Factor Kintore E [Estate]
Mr William Donald Tennant
Garden's Co [County] Map |
020.14 |
A Newly built farm house, having extensive offices, laborers Cottages &c attached. The property of David Johnston Esq M.D. [Doctor of Medicine] Montrose.- |
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Mill of Conveth |
Mill of Conveth
Mill of Conveth
Mill of Conveth
Mill of Conveth |
Valuation Roll for 1862 & 3
William Mathewson Esq Factor
Mr Walter Brodie Scotston
Alexander Crombie Esq. W.S. [Writer to the Signet] |
020.14 |
A Corn Mill, Stone built and in good repair, (motive power Water) there is a dwelling house offices &c attached. The property of Alexander Crombie Esqr Thornton Castle.
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Parish of Lawrencekirk
Mill of Conveth [note]
"Conveth. A duty formerly paid in Scotland
to the Superior or ecclesiastical
Superiors. Apparently from Latin
Convictus, Signifying ordinary food
meat and drink &c, especially as
intended for those who lived in
Society, from Con and Vivo."
(Jamieson.) |
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Scotston |
Scotston
Scotston
Scotston
Scotston
Scotstown |
Valuation Roll for 1862 & 3
William Mathewson Esq Factor
Mr Walter Brodie Tennant
Voter's List
Garden's Co [County] Map |
020.14 |
A good farm house, with extensive offices laborers Cottages &c Attached. The property of the earl of Kintore. - |
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Upper Powburn |
Upper Powburn
Upper Powburn
Upper Powburn
Upper Powburn |
Valuation Roll for 1862 & 3
William Mathewson Esq Factor
Mr Alexander Brown Tennant
Voter's List |
020.14 |
A farm house in good repair having extensive offices laborers Cottages &c Attached. The Property of the Earl of Kintore. |
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Parish of Lawrencekirk.
Upper Powburn [note]
"Pow. A pool, watery or marshy place.
A slow moving rivulet in flat lands"
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Bridge of Leppie |
Bridge of Leppie
Bridge of Leppie
Bridge of Leppie
Bridge of Leppie |
Valuation Roll for 1862 & 3
William Mathewson Esq Factor
William Donald Redmyre |
020.15 |
A Small farm House The property of D Johnston Esq MD [Doctor of Medicine] Montrose. - |
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Chapel |
Site of Episcopal Chapel
Site of Episcopal Chapel
Site of Episcopal Chapel
Site of Episcopal Chapel |
William Mathewson Esq Factor
William Donald Redmyre
Mr William Alexander (Bent)
Mr R Scott (Tulloch)
Mr Alexander Gaven (Haddo) |
020.15 |
It is traditionally reported that an Episcopalian, or Roman Catholic Chapel Stood here, and the field is yet known by the name of Chapel Field. The site is well known although all traces of the building are destroyed. There is no certainty about the date of the Building but it is generally supposed to have been very old.
"There were also two small [Episcopalian] Chapels about three or four miles distant from the village, to the east and west, of which one was within this parish. These were used for some time after the Laurencekirk Chapel was opened but it is now many years since they were taken down". (New Stat Act [Statistical Account]) |
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Parish of Lawrencekirk. |
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North Bent |
North Bent
North Bent
North Bent |
William Mathewson Esqr (Factor)
Mr. William Alexander (Bent)
David Dunn (Gallowhillock) |
023.04 |
A Crofter's residence on the Estate of Haulkerton proprietor Earl of Kintore. - |
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Easthills |
Easthills
Easthills
Easthills
East Hills |
William Mathewson Esqr (Factor)
Mr. William Alexander (Bent)
David Dunn (Gallowhillock)
Valuation Roll 1862-63 |
023.04 |
A good Farm Steading on the Estate of Haulkerton. |
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Bent |
Bent
Bent
Bent
Bent |
William Mathewson Esqr (Factor)
Mr. William Alexander (Bent)
David Dunn (Gallowhillock)
Valuation Roll 1862-63 |
023.04 |
A Superior Farm Steading on the Estate of Haulkerton. The Farms on this Estate are Spoken as Bent of Haulkerton Easthill of Haukerton &c. &c. by a large class of the Community, but the more intelligent omit the Affix |
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Parish of Laurencekirk |
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Parish of
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Mill of Blackiemuir |
Mill of Blackiemuir
Mill of Blackiemuir
Mill of Blackiemuir
Mill of Blackiemuir
Mill of Blackiemuir
Mains of Blackiemuir |
Mr. John Henderson Tenant
Mr John Steel (Waterside)
Mr. James Finlayson (Burgarton)
Mr William Alexander Bent
Mr Alexander Bell (Inspector of Poor)
Valuation Roll 1862-63 |
023.08 |
A farm house having gardens outhouses &c attached. The property of Alexander Gibbon Esq. There was a Flax Mill &c attached to this house at one time hence the name. - |
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Gauger's Burn |
Gauger's Burn
Gauger's Burn
Gauger's Burn |
Mr. John Henderson
Mr John Steel
Mr James Finlayson |
023.08 |
A small stream rising on the west Side of the Hill of Garvock. It flows in a westerly direction, and forming for a short distance the boundary between this parish and Mary Kirk. It falls into the Luther Water, near the Mill of Blackiemuir |
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Parish of Laurencekirk |
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Castle of Haulkerton |
(Site of) Castle of Haulkerton |
James Gavin |
024.01 |
"The foundations of the old Castle of Haulkerton are barely traceable". (Sketch of the History and Antiquities of the Mearns)
"Traces of the foundation of the Castle of Haulkerton are to be seen in the Wood adjoining the farm house of the Mains, built into the offices of which are two stones taken from the castle. One is a corbel, bearing an ill carved female head, and the date 1556, which relates to the time of Sir Alexander, father of the first Falconer of Phesdo, and the other is a plain slab, initialed L,A,F, and dated 1648 - the time of the first Lord Falconer". (Memorials of Angus & Mearns)
The Site of the Castle is near the West Corner of Haulkerton Plantation, the ground is slightly elevated but the foundation of the Building is all taken away with the exception of two or three large stones which appear to have formed part of the foundation wall. James Gavin who pointed out the Site is an old Laborer on the Mains of Haulkerton.
B. Render
Corpl. R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers]
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Ducat Water |
Ducat Water
Ducat Water
Ducat Water |
Mr. Mathewson Esqr Factor
Estate Plan
Mr William Alexander Bent |
024.01 |
A considerable stream of water which enters the Parish near Stanneryhaugh and flows to the Luther Water, which it joins near Mill of Blackiemuir. |
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Honeyhive |
Honeyhive
Honeyhive
Honeyhive |
Mr. Mathewson Esqr Factor
Estate Plan
Mr William Alexander Bent
Valuation Roll 1862-63 |
024.01 |
A small Farm Steading on the Estate of Haulkerton. Proprietor the Earl of Kintore. |
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Spurryhillock |
Spurryhillock
Spurryhillock
Spurryhillock
Spurryhillock |
Mr. Mathewson Esqr Factor
Estate Plan
Mr William Alexander Bent
Lease of Farm |
024.01 |
A good Substantial Farm Steading on the Estate of Haulkerton. The farm of Bonnyton was added to Spurryhillock some years ago and the steading is by Some called Bonnyton but the Factor states that Spurryhillock is the proper name for the steading. |
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Mill of Haulkerton |
Mill of Haulkerton
Mill of Haulkerton
Mill of Haulkerton |
William Mathewson Esqr (Factor)
Valuation Roll 1862-63
Mr William Alexander Bent |
024.01 |
A good Substantial Corn and Meal Mill (Motive Power Water) on the Estate of Haulkerton. There is also a Farm Steading attached. Proprietor the Earl of Kintore. |
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Kilnhill |
Kilnhill
Kilnhill
Kilnhill
Kilnhill |
William Mathewson Esqr (Factor)
Valuation Roll 1862-63
Mr William Alexander Bent
Voter's List |
024.01 |
A Farm Steading and dwelling House on the Estate of Haulkerton. It is in moderate repair. - |
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Haulkerton Plantation |
Haulkerton Plantation
Haulkerton Plantation |
William Mathewson Esqr
Mr George Largie
Mr William Alexander |
024.01 |
A considerable Sized plantation on the Estate of Haulkerton. Mixed Wood. - |
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Luther Water |
Luther Water
Luther Water
Luther Water
Luther Water |
William Mathewson Esqr
Mr William Alexander Bent
New Stat Act [Statistical Account]
Estate Plans |
024.01 |
A Considerable stream of water which enters the Parish near the Mill of Conveth and flows through the Parish to near Mill of Blackiemuir where it enters the Parish of Marykirk. - |
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Mains Haulkerton |
Mains Haulkerton
Mains Haulkerton
Mains Haulkerton
Mains Haulkerton
Mains Haulkerton
Haulkerton
Halkerton
Halkerton
Halkerton |
William Mathewson Esqr (Factor)
Mr William Alexander
George Largie (Tenant)
Valuation Roll 1862-63
Voters List
New Stat Act. [Statistical Account]
Garden's Co [County] Map
Memorials of Angus & Mearns
History & Antiquities of the Mearns (Sketch of) |
024.01 |
A very good and large covered Farm Steading with dwelling House Gardens &c attached, proprietor the Earl of Kintore. Mr Mathewson considers Haulkerton to be the proper orthography. |
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Scottish North Eastern Railway |
Scottish North Eastern Railway
Scottish North Eastern Railway
Scottish North Eastern Railway |
Time Tables
On Carriages
Mr. Paris. Station Master. Laurencekirk |
024.01 |
A double line of rails for goods & passenger traffic, connecting Aberdeen & Perth. |
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Bowtory |
Bowtory
Bowtory
Bowtory |
Valuation Roll for 1862 & 3
William Mathewson Esq Factor
Mr A. Ireland Keilburn |
024.02 |
A farm House and offices now. Occupied by farm Laborers. |
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Erskine's Knap |
Erskine's Knap
Erskine's Knap
Erskine's Knap
Erskine's Knap |
William Mathewson Esq Factor
Mr. A Ireland Keilburn
Alexander Gavin Haddo
Mr Walter Brodie (Scotston) |
024.02 |
A Circular knoll or knap on the Farm of Scotston. Mr Brodie States that it is traditionally reported that a person of the name of Erskine was hanged here, hence the name. |
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King's Law |
King's Law
King's Law
King's Law |
William Mathewson Esq Factor
Mr Alexander Jack Shiels
Alexander Gavin Haddo |
024.02 |
A name given to a small knoll near the farm house of Haddo. |
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Middleton |
Middleton
Middleton
Middleton
Middleton |
Valuation Roll for 1862 & 3
William Mathewson Esq Factor
Mr Walter Brodie Scotston
Estate Plan. - |
024.02 |
A few dwelling houses, Carpenters Shop & Smithy.
The property of the Earl of Kintore. - |
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Chapel Well |
Chapel Well
Chapel Well
Chapel Well |
William Mathewson Esq Factor
Mr Walter Brodie Scotston
Alexander Gavin Haddo |
024.02 |
A Small Spring of Water near the Chapel Knap. Mr Brodie states that before the place was drained there was a considerable flow from this Spring. |
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Chapel Knap |
Chapel Knap
Chapel Knap
Chapel Knap |
William Mathewson Esq Factor
Mr Walter Brodie Scotston
Alexander Gavin Haddo |
024.02 |
"It has been supposed that the site of the proper church or chapel of Conveth was at one time in a different part of the parish, nearly two miles farther east. Not many years ago there were dug out in a field what Seemed to be the foundation walls of such a building. A circular tumulus of rock immediately adjoining is to this day called the 'Chapel Knap', and the 'Mill of Conveth' the only place which retains the ancient name of Conveth is Scarcely half a mile distant." (New Stat Act [Statistical Account] P. [Page] 129) The Chapel Knap is well known, and Mr Brodie who pointed out the site took down the object here called "a circular tumulus of rock"; he states that it appeared to have been used as a "kiln, or a Cooking place" on account of the ashes &c being found about the artificial erection of the Stones. Nothing of a Sepulchral nature was found. Mr Brodie supposes that a Chapel had stood near the place as marked. The Knap is a Small Spur or Point between two small streams near the Farm House of Scotston. There is no track or trace to mark the site of the Chapel, the ground being all Cultivated. There is nothing on the ground to indicate the Site of a Building. - |
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Chapel of Conveth |
(Supposed Site of) Chapel of Conveth |
Mr Walter Brodie |
024.02 |
"It has been supposed that the site of the proper church or chapel of Conveth was at one time in a different part of the parish, nearly two miles farther east. Not many years ago there were dug out in a field what seemed to be the foundation walls of such a building. A circular tumulus of rock immediately adjoining is to this day called the 'Chapel Knap', and the 'Mill of Conveth' the only place which retains the ancient name of Conveth is Scarcely half a mile distant." (New Stat Act [Statistical Account] P. [Page] 129) The Chapel Knap is well known, and Mr Brodie who pointed out the site took down the object here called "a circular tumulus of rock"; he states that it appeared to have been used as a "kiln, or a cooking place" on account of the ashes &c being found about the artificial erection of the Stones. Nothing of a sepulchral nature was found. Mr Brodie supposes that a Chapel had stood near the place as marked. The Knap is a Small Spur or Point between two small streams near the Farm House of Scotston. There is no track or trace to mark the site of the Chapel, the ground being all cultivated. There is nothing on the ground to indicate the Site of a Building. |
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Haddo |
Haddo
Haddo
Haddo
Haddo |
William Mathewson Esq Factor
Alexander Gavin Haddo
Valuation Roll for 1862 & 3
Estate Plan |
024.02 |
A farm House and offices The property of the Earl of Kintore. - |
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Keilburn |
Keilburn
Keilburn
Keilburn
Keilburn |
Valuation Roll for 1862 & 3
William Mathewson Esq Factor
Mr A. Ireland Tennant
Estate Plan |
024.02 |
A good Farm House, having extensive offices &c attached. The property of the Earl of Kintore. - |
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Midstones |
Midstones
Midstones
Midstones
Midstones |
Valuation Roll for 1862 & 3
William Mathewson Esq Factor
Mr A. Ireland Keilburn
Estate Plan |
024.02 |
A farm House and offices, now in a ruinous state, the lands &c attached to it are rented by Mr Ireland Keilburn and the dwelling house is occupied by farm laborers. |
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Broadley |
Broadley
Broadley
Broadley
Broadley |
Valuation Roll for 1862 & 3
William Mathewson Esq Factor
Mr A. Ireland Keilburn
Estate Plan |
024.02 |
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Upperton |
Upperton
Upperton
Upperton
Upperton |
Valuation Roll for 1862 & 3
William Mathewson Esq.
Mr James Leitch Tennant
Estate Plan |
024.02 |
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Gardenston Arms Hotel |
Gardenston Arms Hotel
Gardenston Arms Hotel
Gardenston Arms Hotel |
Name on Sign Board
Mr. J. Patterson (occupier)
James Fettes Esqr. |
024.05 |
A good dwelling house with offices yards garden &c. attached having also a good Hotel accommodation with a Library &c attached for the use of travellers. Gardenston was formerly spelled Gardenstone but at present the correct mode appears to be Gardenston |
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Alma Hotel |
Alma Hotel
Alma Hotel
Alma Hotel |
Name on Sign Board
James Fettes Esqr
Revd. [Reverend] James McGowan |
024.05 |
A good dwelling house with offices yard garden &c attached with the necessary Hotel Accommodations |
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Town Hall |
Town Hall
Town Hall
Town Hall |
Revd. [Reverend] James McGowan
James Fettes Esqr. (Bailie)
David Dickson Esqr. Town Clerk |
024.05 |
A good modern Stone building used as a Town hall, entertainment, and lecture room. the Second floor is used as a Freemasons Lodge also a Baptist Chapel (particular) |
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The Parsonage
The Parsonage
The Parsonage |
Revd. [Reverend] James McGowan
James Fettes Esqr.
David Dickson Esqr. |
024.05 |
A good dwelling house with outhouses garden &c attached the residence of the officiating Clergyman of the Episcopal Chapel |
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Free Church School |
Free Church School
Free Church School
Free Church School |
Revd. [Reverend] James McGowan The Manse
James Fettes Esqr. (Bailie)
P. Dickson Esqr. Town Clerk |
024.05 |
A modern building erected by Subscription and used as a School and Supported by the members of the Free Church. |
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St. Laurence's Episcopal Chapel (Endowed) |
St. Laurence's Episcopal Chapel (Endowed)
St. Laurence's Episcopal Chapel (Endowed)
St. Laurence's Episcopal Chapel (Endowed)
St. Laurence's Episcopal Chapel (Endowed)
St. Laurence's Episcopal Chapel (Endowed) |
Valuation Roll 1862-63
Revd. [Reverend] James McGowan
P. Dickson Esqr.
Bishop of the Diocese
Charters of Endowment and Confirmation |
024.05 |
A good Stone building erected in 1793 by the late Lord Gardenston and Endowed with 40£ in money and 40 bolls of Corn or 80£ per year together with a Commodious house and garden &c. the Endowment to be paid from the Johnston Estate, the building will accommodate about 300 persons and is the patronage of Alexander Gibbon Esqr. of Johnston |
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Episcopal School (Boys & Girls) |
Episcopal School Boys & Girls
Episcopal School Boys & Girls
Episcopal School Boys & Girls |
Revd. [Reverend] James McGowan The Manse
James Fettes Esqr. Bailie
P. Dickson Esqr. Town Clerk |
024.05 |
A very neat Stone building erected in 1858 and is now Supported by Subscriptions and the Scholars [pennies] and a part from the funds of the Episcopal Church Society |
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High Street |
High Street
High Street
High Street |
Revd. [Reverend] James McGowan The Manse
David Dickson Esqr Writer
Mr. Thomas Clark |
024.05 |
The main or principal Street in the town extending in a North by N. [North] Easterly direction through the town and is about half a mile long |
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Alma Terrace |
Alma Terrace
Alma Terrace
Alma Terrace |
James Fettes Esqr. Bailie
David Dickson Esqr
Patrick Dickson Esqr. Town Clerk |
024.05 |
Several very neat dwelling houses with outhouses gardens &c attached Situated at the end of Johnston Street and extending to the end of Alma Place |
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Johnston Street
Johnston Street
Johnston Street |
James Fettes Esqr
David Dickson Esqr
Patrick Dickson Esqr. |
024.05 |
An ordinary Street extending from the Independent Chapel, at the end of Farquhar St. to Alma Terrace |
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Church Street
Church Street
Church Street |
James Fettes Esqr. Bailie
Patrick Dickson Esqr Town Clerk
David Dickson Esqr. Writer |
024.05 |
A Short Street which extends between High Street and Johnston Street so called from the Free Church being formerly Situated here |
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Branch of the Aberdeen Town and County Bank |
Aberdeen Town & County Bank (Branch of)
Aberdeen Town & County Bank (Branch of)
Aberdeen Town & County Bank (Branch of) |
Name on house
David Dickson Esqr.
Patrick Dickson Esqr. |
024.05 |
A good Substantial Stone building used as a Branch of the Aberdeen Town & County Bank also Fire & Life Insurance office Stamp office and Inland Revenue office &c &c D. & P. Dickson are the propriators and Managers |
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Royal Hotel |
Royal Hotel
Royal Hotel
Royal Hotel |
Name on house
Mr. J. Nelson occupier
Revd. [Reverend] James McGowan |
024.05 |
A good dwelling house with a Brewery & attached also offices yards and good Hotel accommodations the property of D. & P. Dickson Esqrs |
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West Burnside |
West Burnside
West Burnside
West Burnside |
James Fettes Esqr. (Bailie)
Patrick Dickson Esqr Town Clerk
David Dickinson Writer |
024.05 |
A Small hamlet of Cottage dwellings with gardens &c attached So called adjoining the Town of Laurencekirk |
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Melbourne Cottage
Melbourne Cottage
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Name on house
Mr. Thomas Clark
Revd. [Reverend] James McGowan |
024.05 |
A Small but neat Cottage with garden &c attached |
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Garvock Cottage |
Garvock Cottage
Garvock Cottage
Garvock Cottage |
Revd. [Reverend] James McGowan
Miss Spark (occupier)
Mr. Thomas Clark |
024.05 |
A good dwelling house with out houses garden &c attached also a private Lunatic Asylum |
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Post Office |
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office |
Name on Board
Mr. John Watt Postmaster
Revd. [Reverend] James McGowan |
024.05 |
An ordinary dwelling house in which this district Post office is held also money order office |
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School |
Parochial School (Boys & Girls)
Parochial School (Boys & Girls)
Parochial School (Boys & Girls) |
Revd. [Reverend] James McGowan
James Fettes Esqr. (Bailie)
David Dickson Esqr. (Writer) |
024.05 |
A good Stone building recently erected and is now Supported from the Parish funds or a certant sum Collected which is assisted by the Scholars fees, attached to the School is the Masters dwelling house with garden &c. &c. |
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Burnside |
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside |
Mr. J. Murray (occupier)
Mr. Thomas Clark
Revd. [Reverend] James McGowan |
024.05 |
An ordinary dwelling house with outhouses garden &c attached |
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East Blackiemuir |
East Blackiemuir
East Blackiemuir
East Blackiemuir |
Valuation Roll 1862-63
Mr. Alexander Collie (occupier)
Mr. John Mackie |
024.05 |
An ordinary farm house with out houses &c attached, rather in a delapidated Condition the property of Alexander Gibbon Esqr. of Johnston. |
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Muir of Blackiemuir |
Muir of Blackiemuir
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Muir of Blackiemuir |
Valuation Roll 1862-63
Mr. John Mackie (occupier)
Mr. Alexander Collie |
024.05 |
An ordinary farm house with offices yards gardens &c attached |
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Mains of Blackiemuir |
Mains of Blackiemuir
Mains of Blackiemuir
Mains of Blackiemuir |
Valuation Roll 1862-63
Mr. John Mackie
Mr. Alexander Collie |
024.05 |
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Market Stance |
Market Stance
Market Stance
Market Stance |
Revd. [Reverend] James McGowan (The Manse)
James Fettes Esqr. Bailie
Patrick Dickson Esqr. Town Clerk |
024.05 |
A Small field or enclosure now used as a place where the Market and fairs are held it has been lately given in exchange for the original Market Place or Market Muir Situated in the S.E. [South East] of the [Parish] as the present place is in every respect a more conveniant and Suitable place the original [name] Market Muir has in consequence become obsolete |
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Gas Works |
Gas Works
Gas Works
Gas Works |
Revd. [Reverend] James McGowan
James Fettes Esqr.
Patrick Dickson Esqr. |
024.05 |
A pretty large Gas Works Commenced about 1841 by a Company or a number of Shares of one pound each Share |
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Alma Place |
Alma Place
Alma Place
Alma Place |
Name on house Corner
Revd. [Reverend] James McGowan
James Fettes Esqr. Bail [Bailie] & Surgeon |
024.05 |
A row of very good dwelling houses having offices yards &c. attached forming one Side of the Street and [on] which is the Alma Hotel |
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The Villa |
The Villa
The Villa
The Villa |
Revd. [Reverend] James McGowan The Manse
James Fettes Esqr. (Bailie)
Mr. Thomas Clark (Tailor) |
024.05 |
A good modern mansion with offices, garden, and ornamental ground &c. attached the property and ocasional residence of James Shank Esqr. |
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Beattie Lodge |
Beattie Lodge
Beattie Lodge
Beattie Lodge |
Valuation Roll 1862-63
Revd. [Reverend] James McGowan
Mr. Thomas Clark |
024.05 |
A good farm house with offices yard garden &c attached the property of Alexander Gibbon Esqr. of Johnston |
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Free Church |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
Revd. [Reverend] James McGowan
James Fettes Esqr.
Patrick Dickson Esqr. Town Clerk |
024.05 |
A good Substantial Stone building erected by Subscription about 1857 And will accommodate about 400 persons the Revd. [Reverend] David Simpson is the officiating Clergyman |
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Garvock Street |
Garvock Street
Garvock Street
Garvock Street |
James Fettes Esqr. (Bailie)
Patrick Dickson Esqr Town Clerk
David Dickson Writer |
024.05 |
An ordinary Street extending in an Easterly direction from Johnston Street as far as the houses are built |
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Independent Chapel |
Independent Chapel
Independent Chapel
Independent Chapel |
Revd. [Reverend] Alexander Noble resident Minister
Revd. [Reverend] James McGowan
Mr. Thomas Clark Tailor |
024.05 |
A good modern Stone building erected by Subscription with Clergyman's house garden &c attached the Chapel Accommodates 400 persons the Revd. [Reverend] Alexander Noble is the resident Clergyman |
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Farquhar Street |
Farquhar Street
Farquhar Street
Farquhar Street |
James Fettes Esqr. (Bailie)
Patrick Dickson Esqr.
David Dickson Esqr. |
024.05 |
A Short Street extending from the High Street to it joins Johnston Street at the Independent Chapel |
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Frogfield |
Frogfield
Frogfield
Frogfield |
James Fetter Esqr. Bailie
Patrick Dickson Esqr. Town Clerk
David Dickson Esqr. Writer |
024.05 |
A good Substantial dwelling house with offices yards garden &c. attached the property and residence of David Dickson Esqr. |
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Borrowmuirhill |
Borrowmuirhill
Borrowmuirhill
Borrowmuirhill |
Valuation Roll 1862-63
Revd. [Reverend] James McGowan The Manse
James Fettes Esqr. |
024.05 |
An ordinary farm house with offices yards garden &c. attached the property of the Earl of Kintore |
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Kirk Burn |
Kirk Burn
Kirk Burn
Kirk Burn |
Revd. [Reverend] James McGowan
Mr. Alexander Patterson Burnhead
James Fettes Esqr. |
024.05 |
A Small burn which rises on Garvock hill and flows in a W. [West] by S. [South] Westerly direction to its confluence with the Luther Water |
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Laurencekirk Station |
Laurencekirk Station
Laurencekirk Station
Laurencekirk Station |
Revd. [Reverend] James McGowan The Manse
James Fettes Esqr. Bailie
Patrick Dickson Esqr. Town Clerk |
024.05 |
A Station on the Scottish North Eastern Railway for passengers and goods |
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Manse |
The Manse
The Manse
The Manse |
Revd. [Reverend] James McGowan (occupier)
James Fettes Esqr.
Patrick Dickson Esqr. |
024.05 |
A good Substantial dwelling house with offices garden and a few Acres of Glebe land &c. attached. The Revd. [Reverend] James McGowan is the resident Clergyman |
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Church |
Church
Church
Church |
Revd. [Reverend] James McGowan
James Fettes Esqr.
Patrick Dickson Esqr. |
024.05 |
A good Substantial Stone building erected about 1804. it is the [parish] Church and will Accommodate about 700 persons |
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Laurencekirk |
Laurencekirk
Laurencekirk
Laurencekirk |
Revd. [Reverend] James McGowan
James Fettes Esqr. (Bailie)
Patrick Dickson Esqr. (Town Clerk) |
024.05 |
A considerable market town consisting chiefly of Cottage houses with a few of a Superour quality and all having outhouses, gardens &c attached here also is a good Town Hall, Parish Church, Free Church, Episcopal Chapel, Independent Chapel and a room or meeting house for the Baptists, and Three Schools, also Three good Hotels, and Three ordinary public houses, - a market is held here every fortnight for Cattle and grain.
The town owes its rise and present appearance to the late Lord Gardenston, who being proprieter of the lands of Johnston on which it is placed gave every encouragement for people to build and reside here, and as a further inducement, obtained a Charter for this town, which made it a free Burgh of Barony, and though by its Charter, is entitled to hold a weekly market there has never as yet been any held. from its charter bearing date 1781 the following is an extract Laurencekirk so far as already built or hereafter to be built upon the lands within the Special bounds and limits viz. within eight hundred and thirty eight yards on each Side of the Kings highway which at this time forms the principal Street of the Village which by these presents is declared to be the territory of the Burgh of Barony (beyond which the rights jurisdiction and privileges conferred upon the inhabitants and community thereof shall not extend) and is now and in all time coming to be called the burgh of barony of Laurencekirk with all powers liberties privileges and jurisdictions whatever pertaining and belonging or which ought to pertain and belong to any free and independent burgh of barony which might be erected in Scotland Since the date of the act of parliment in the twentieth year of the reign of King George the Second entitled An act for taking away and abolishing the heritable jurisdiction in that part of Great Britain called Scotland &c. &c. with full power and privilege to the burgesses
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Laurencekirk contd. [continued] to elect their own magistrates and Counsellors, police &c. it is by these presents declared that the magistracy Shall consist of one Bailie who Shall have the legal and accustomed jurisdiction that the administration of any common good which belongs to the burgh Shall be committed to four counsellors jointly with the Said Bailie and three of them to be a quorum with power to make Such bye laws and regulations as are Consistant with the public law of the kingdom and may be conducive to the establishment and preservation of good order and to the improvement and prosperity of the burgh An annual free fair is also granted to this burgh to begin upon the first Wednesday in November yearly and to Continue for three days Successively. |
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Burnton |
Burnton
Burnton
Burnton
Burnton |
Valuation Roll for 1862 & 3
William Mathewson Esq Factor
Messrs. D Mitchell & Son, Tenants
Estate Plan |
024.06 |
A Good farm Ho [House] having offices &c attached.
The property of the Earl of Kintore. |
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Corbie's Den |
Corbie's Den
Corbie's Den
Corbie's Den |
William Mathewson Esq Factor
Mr Alexander Gavin Haddo
Messrs D Mitchell & Son Burnton |
024.06 |
A Name given to a rugged ravine through which a stream flows; it extends from Keilburn into Garvock Parish. |
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Johnston Lodge |
Johnston Lodge
Johnston Lodge
Johnston Lodge |
Valuation Roll for 1862-3
Alexander Gibbon Esq Proprietor
David Pearson Esq (Tenant) |
024.09 |
A stone built house 3 Storys Slated having outhouses gardens &c. in the Vicinity. The property of Alexander Gibbon Esqr. |
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Mains of Johnston |
Mains of Johnston
Mains of Johnston
Mains of Johnston |
Alexander Gibbon Esqr.
David Pearson Esq.
Patrick Dickson Esqr (Tenant) |
024.09 |
A farm Steading, having Cottages (for Servants) gardens &c. attached The property of Alexander Gibbon Esq. |
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Parish of Laurencekirk
[Volume signed]
E.H.Courtney
Capt:RE. [Captain Royal Engineers]
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ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. STORE SOUTHAMPTON 16 APR. 95
NAME BOOK
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PARISH OF LAURENCEKIRK
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Co. [COUNTY] KINCARDINE
PARISH OF LAURENCEKIRK
Index
Name -- Page
Alma Hotel -- 27
Alma Terrace -- 31
Alma Place -- 36
Bridgend Cottage -- 5
Bridge of Leppie -- 7
Bent -- 15
Bridge of Leppie -- 13
Bowtory -- 23
Broadley -- 25
Burnside -- 34
Beattie Lodge -- 37
Borrowmuirhill -- 39
Branch of the Aberdeen Town & County Bank -- 32
Burnton -- 43
Couper's Road -- 3
Camack Muir Plantation -- 10
Chapel -- 13
Castle of Haulkerton -- 19
Chapel Well -- 24
Chapel Knap -- 24
Chapel of Conveth -- 24
Church Street -- 32
Church -- 40
Corbies Den -- 43
Drumforber Plantation -- 9
Drumforber -- 10
Ducat Water -- 20
Easthills -- 15
Erskine's Knap -- 23
Episcopal Chapel -- 29
Episcopal School -- 30
East Blackiemuir -- 35
Free Church School -- 29
Free Church -- 37
Farquhar Street -- 38
Frogfield -- 39
Gauger's Burn -- 17
Gardenston Arms Hotel -- 27
Garvock Cottage -- 33
Gas Works -- 36
Garvock Street -- 38
Honeyhive -- 20
Haulkerton Plantation -- 21
Haddo -- 25
High Street -- 31
Independent Chapel -- 38
Johnston Street -- 31
Johnston Lodge -- 45
Kilnhill -- 21
Keilburn -- 25
Kirk Burn -- 39
King's Law -- 23
Laurencekirk -- 1
Lower Powburn -- 11
Luther Water -- 22
Laurencekirk Station -- 40
Laurencekirk -- 41
Mill of Conveth -- 11
Mill of Blackiemuir -- 17
Mill of Haulkerton -- 21
Mains of Haulkerton -- 22
Middleton -- 24
Midstones -- 25
Melbourne Cottage -- 33
Muir of Blackiemuir -- 35
Mains of Blackiemuir -- 35
Market Stance -- 36
Manse -- 40
Mains of Johnston -- 45
Northhilll -- 3
Northhill Plantation -- 3
North Bent -- 15
Post Office -- 34
Redmyre -- 11
Royal Hotel -- 32
Scotston -- 12
Spurryhillock -- 20
Scottish North Eastern Railway -- 22
School -- 34
Town Hall -- 28
The Villa -- 37 |
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Name -- Page
Upper Powburn -- 12
Upperton -- 26
Wyndford -- 9
Waulkmill -- 10
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