OS1/19/15/13
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Corbie Pot | Corby Pot Corby Pot Corby Pot |
Mr. Francis Shepherd, Millbank Mr. Duncan Kennedy, Mill Inn Mr. Alexander Watson, Mill Inn |
003.15 | Applies to a portion of Crynoch Burn, over which towers an umbrageous rocky ravine, Situated at the most precipitous part of the Stream, through which Crynoch Burn tumbles its pellucid waters. |
| Corbie Lodge | Corby Lodge Corby Lodge Corby Lodge |
Mr. Francis Shepherd, Millbank Mr. Duncan Kennedy, Mill Inn Mr. Alexander Watson, Mill Inn |
003.15 | Applies to a Lodge on the Estate of Kingcausie, deriving its name from its proximity to Corby Pot. |
| Waterside | Waterside Waterside Waterside |
Mr. Francis Shepherd, Millbank Mr. Duncan Kennedy, Mill Inn Mr. Alexander Watson, Mill Inn |
003.15 | A croft with garden & outhouses attached property of Mrs. Margaret Irvine Boswell, Kingcausie. |
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[Page] 13Parish of Maryculter
Corbie Pot [note]
"A romantic glen, called the Corby-pot, forming part of the
boundary between the properties of Maryculter and Kingcausie,
is noted for its flora". (New Stat Act. [Statistical Account]) P. [Page] 191
"Corby - The raven"
(Jamieson)
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