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Stonehaven |
Stonehaven
Stonehaven
Stonehaven
Stonehaven
Stonehaven |
New Stat Acct [Statistical Account]
Memorials of Angus Mearns.
Plan of Feus Vry [Viceroy]
A. W. Kinnear Esqr (Provost)
James Tindal Esqr (P. [Procurator] Fiscal) |
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"At which time Stonehaven was erected into a burgh of barony is not known, Very probably the erection was contained in a Crown charter in favour of one of the Earls of Marischal, which is not now to be found. Its existence as a burgh was at an early period recognized by the Legislature, and an act of Parliament in 1607 c. 10, ordains "The said Burgh of Stonehaven to be in all time coming the head Burgh of the Sherriffdom of Kincardine'. In 1624 William Earl Marischal the superior entered into a contract with the feuars of the town, by which it was agreed that two resident burgesses of the burgh, greatly presented by the inhabitants and chosen by the Earl should be bailies, and should have power 'to choose their own members, and to hold courts and to descern anent their own civil and common affairs'. The late Viscount Keith purchased the superiority of the town in 1797, and after his death the old constitution, which since the Rebellion in 1715, had been in a great measure in abeyance, was restored by his trustees in whom the superiority is vested. Since 1823 when that restoration took place, the feuars have annually presented a leet of four resident feuars, out of which the trustees choose two to be bailies, and these two choose a council consisting of three councillors, a dean of guild, a treasurer, and appoint a town clerk, a pro- [continued on page 2] |
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[continued from page 1] procurator-fiscal and two officers. The superior of the town, the magistrates, and three feuars chosen annually, are, with the Member of Parliament, the sheriff, and the convener of the county, commissioners under the Harbour Act of 1825. Previously, the harbour revenue formed part of the 'common-good'. The present amount of it has been already stated. The revenue, separate from the harbour dues, about £30. The town is charged by the Convention of Royal Burghs with the sum of £4 - 1O s [shillings] 4d, [pennies] annually, for the privilege of trade, and this is assessed among the traders. P. [Page] 229 - 30 - New Stat Act [Statistical Account]) "Herring fishing is now prosecuted with enterprise at Stonehaven, where curing establishments have been formed" (Ibid 224) Cotton and linen weaving is carried on pretty extensively at Stonehaven, under the agents of several houses at Aberdeen. A good many females find employment in this way, and of the men so employed in the winter time, some become fishermen in summer, particularly during the herring season" (Ibid 227.) The manufacture of coal gas was lately commenced at Stonehaven by a joint stock Company, with a capital of £2500. The works, though on a limited Scale, are very complete, and the gas produced is of the best quality, and is now used in lighting almost every shop and dwelling-house in both old and new town". (Ibid 227) "There is a weekly market at Stonenaven, on Thursday when butler, cheese, poultry, eggs, &c are exposed for sale. On that day there is a market for grain, during its season, attended by the farmers of the adjoining district, and in winter and Spring, for cattle. Immediately previous to Candlemas, Whitsuntide, Martinmas, and Christmas, the market is for cattle, feeing of servants &c [continued on page 3] |
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[continued from page 2] "&c. fairs, formerly at Megray, about two miles north, for cattle and horses, in June and September, are now held in Stonehaven." (New Stat Acct [Statistical Account] P. [Page] 263)
Stonehaven is the County Town for the Shire of "Kincardine. The older portion of the Town is in the Parish of Dunnottar and the "New Town" is in the Parish of Fetteresso. The population of the Town in both parishes is upwards of three thousand. |
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Parish of Dunnottar
[signed] B. Render
Corp RE [Corporal Royal Engineers] 2/6/64
Stonehaven is a Corporation aggregate: it has no charter, nor the priviliges of a Royal Burgh - see reply to remarK No. 33 in Dunnottar Parish. |
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Church |
Church (Ph [Parish])
Church (Ph [Parish])
Church (Ph [Parish]) |
Mr. Melvin, Stonehaven.
Revd. Mr. Watt, Incumbent.
Mr. Ross, Stonehaven. |
017.03 |
The Ph [Parish] Church of Fetteresso, is a large modern edifice, Situated on the north west side of Stonehaven: comfortably furnished with pews, and gallery &c At its South end there is a high, square bell tower. It contains sittings for 1,800. |
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School |
School Ph. [Parish]
School Ph. [Parish]
School Ph. [Parish] |
Mr. Melvin.
Revd. Mr. Watt.
Mr. Ross |
017.03 |
A modern edifice situated near the Ph. [Parish] Church, having a dwelling house and a large garden attached. It is the parish School of Fetteresso. The Salary is the maximum, and the average attendance 60. __ |
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Nether Arduthie |
Nether Arduthie
Nether Arduthie
Nether Arduthie |
Mr. Melvin.
Revd. Mr. Watt.
Mr. Ross |
017.03 |
A farm house, a court of farm offices, garden, and some arable land attached, Situated about 1/4 Mile west of Stonehaven. |
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Bath Street |
Bath Street
Bath Street
Bath Street |
Mr. Robert Duthie
Plan of Town
Mr. James Wood |
017.03 |
A road or Street leading from the Slug Road past Fetteresso Ph. [Parish] Church to Ann Street. |
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Stonehaven |
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Belmont House |
Belmont House
Belmont House
Belmont House |
Mr. Melvin Stonehaven
Mr. Ross Stonehaven
Mr. Lawson Stonehaven |
017.03 |
A commodious dwelling house, pleasantly Situated on the right bank of Cowie Water; with ornamental lawn, and a large garden attached. |
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Cowie Bridge |
Cowie Bridge
Cowie Bridge
Cowie Bridge |
Mr. Melvin.
Mr. Ross.
Mr. Lawson. |
017.04 |
A handsome modern Stone bridge across Cowie Water. At the north end of Stonehaven, and on the road leading from it to Aberdeen. A county bridge. |
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Invercowrie |
Invercowie
Invercowie
Invercowie |
Mr. Melvin.
Mr. Ross.
Mr. Lawson.
J. D. Wilson Esq (Tenant) |
017.04 |
A dwelling house, with lawn and garden attached. Situated near Cowie Bridge. It is the residence of the Sheriff Substitute for the Country. |
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Ph. [Parish] of Fetteresso Kincardine |
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David Street |
David Street
David Street
David Street |
Name on corner of Street.
Mr. Melvin, Barclay St.
Mr. Ross, Rodney St. |
017.04 |
A Street extending from Cowie Bridge, Southward to the north end of Allardice Street, chiefly consisting of dwelling houses of an inferior description. |
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Allardice Street |
Allardice Street
Allardice Street
Allardice Street |
Name on corner of Street.
Mr. Melvin.
Mr. Ross. |
017.04 |
A Street consisting of Shops, dwelling houses &c. parallel with Barclay Street, and extending from Carron Water to the South end of David Street. |
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Love Lane |
Love Lane
Love Lane
Love Lane |
Mr. Lawson, Barclay St.
Mr. Melvin, Barclay St.
Mr. Ross Rodney Street. |
017.04 |
A narrow lane leading from the South end of David Street, eastward to Cowie Water and the Shore. |
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Stonehaven, Ph. [Parish]of Fetteresso Kincardine |
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Burn of Maxie |
Burn of Maxie
Burn of Maxie
Burn of Maxie
Burn of Maxie |
Mr. Melvin. Barclay St.
Mr. Ross. Rodney Street.
Mr. Lawson. Rodney Street.
Mr. Robert Duthie. |
017.03 |
A Small rivulet, rising in the high grounds, west of Stonehaven, and flowing eastward, passing near Fetteresso Church, and discharging into Cowie Water. |
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Barclay Street |
Barclay Street
Barclay Street
Barclay Street |
Name on corner of Street.
Mr. Ross.
Mr Melvin. |
017.04 |
A main Street consisting of Shops, dwelling houses &c. in the Centre of the town, and extending from Cameron Street, northwards to Cowie Bridge. |
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Ann Street |
Ann Street
Ann Street
Ann Street |
Name on corner of Street.
Mr. Ross.
Mr. Melvin. |
017.03 |
A Street, parallel with Barclay Street, extending, from Carron Water, to Belmont House. |
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Ph. [Parish] of Fetteresso, Stonehaven Kincardine |
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Rodney Street |
Rodney Street
Rodney Street
Rodney Street |
Mr. R. Duthie
Mr. James Wood
Mr R. Ross. |
017.03 |
A short Street laid out to extend from Robert Street westward. |
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Robert Street |
Robert Street
Robert Street
Robert Street |
Mr. R. Duthie
Mr. James Wood
Mr. R. Ross |
017.03 |
A Street on the west side f the New Town of Stonehaven extending northwards from Mary Street, and Southwards to Evan Street. |
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Donaldson Cottage |
Donaldson Cottage
Donaldson Cottage
Donaldson Cottage |
Mr. R. Duthie
Mr James Wood
Mr. R. Ross |
017.03 |
A name given to a Cottage at the East side of Robert Street nearly opposite Rodney Street. |
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Newton Cottage |
Newton Cottage
Newton Cottage
Newton Cottage |
Mr. R. Duthie
Mr James Wood
Mr. R. Ross |
017.03 |
A neat Cottage at the East Side of Arduthie Street. |
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Parish of Fetteresso Town of Stonehaven |
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Transcription table has "Mewton" but should read "Newton" Cottage. |
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Roslin Cottage |
Roslin Cottage
Roslin Cottage
Roslin Cottage |
Mr. James Officer (Proprietor)
Mr. R. Duthie
Mr. R. Ross |
017.03 |
A neat Cottage on the East Side of Arduthie Street. |
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Baird Cottage |
Baird Cottage
Baird Cottage
Baird Cottage |
Mr. James Officer
Mr. R. Duthie
Mr. R. Ross |
017.03 |
A neat Cottage on the East side of Arduthie Street. |
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Arduthie Street |
Arduthie Street
Arduthie Street
Arduthie Street |
Mr. James Officer
Mr. R. Duthie
Valuation Roll |
017.03 |
A Street extending north westward from Evan Street. There are no buildings on the west side except at the South corner. The name applies as far as the houses extend on the East Side. |
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Slug Road |
Slug Road
Slug Road
Slug Road |
Mr. James Officer
Mr. R. Duthie
Mr. R. Ross |
017.03 |
This name applies to a public road extending from Evan Street to Banchory Ternan. |
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Parish of Fetteresso Town of Stonehaven |
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Man's Hill |
Man's Hill
Man's Hill
Man's Hill |
Mr. James Officer
Mr. J. Farrell
Estate Plan. |
017.03 |
A name which applies to a ridge of arable ground at the west side of the Slug Road near Stonehaven. |
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Bellevue Cottage |
Bellevue Cottage
Bellevue Cottage
Bellevue Cottage |
Mr. James Officer
Mr. J. Farrell
Mr. James Wood |
017.03 |
A neat Cottage at the west side of Robert Street. |
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Free Church School |
Free Church School
Free Church School
Free Church School |
Mr. James Officer
Mr. J. Farrell
Mr. James Wood |
017.03 |
A good substantial building at the East side of Robert Street. The property of Trustees of the Free Church, and School-house for the children of that Society. |
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Arduthie House |
Arduthie House
Arduthie House
Arduthie House |
Mr. James Officer
Mr J. Farrell
Estate Plan |
017.03 |
A good substantial dwelling house situated between Robert Street and Ann Street. |
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Aberdeen Town and County Bank |
Aberdeen Town and County Bank
Aberdeen Town and County Bank
Aberdeen Town and County Bank |
A. W. Kinnear Esqr
C. G. Munro Esqr
On Window Screen |
017.03 |
An extensive buildings in Evan Street, the property of the Banking Company. Principal agent here, A. W. Kinnear Esq. |
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St John's Church (Chapel of Ease) |
St. John's Chapel
St. John's Chapel
St. John's Chapel |
Mr. R. Duthie
Revd. [Reverend] J. Wall
Mr James Wood |
017.03 |
A good substantial building on the north side of Evan Street. This Chapel was built by John Beattie Esqr for the accommodation of the people of Fetteresso Ph. [Parish] who reside in Stonehaven. Mr Beattie receives a percentage on the outlay which ceases at his death and the Chapel will be wholly under the Kirk Session and parish Minister. Properly speaking this is a Chapel of Ease attached to Fetteresso Parish Church. It contains seats for 700. |
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Parsonage |
Parsonage
Parsonage
Parsonage |
Mr. R. Duthie
Revd [Reverend] J. Wall.
Mr. James Wood
Revd. [Reverend] William Stevens (Tenant) |
017.03 |
A good Substantial building at the west side of Robert Street near its junction with Evan Street. This is the property of the Scottish Episcopal Society and residence of the Minister of St. James's Episcopal Chapels |
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Keith Lodge |
Keith Lodge
Keith Lodge
Keith Lodge |
A. W. Kinnear Esqr
C. G. Monro Esq
Mr. R. Duthie |
017.03 |
A good Substantial dwelling house with outhouses and gardens attached the residence, and property of C. G. Monro Esq. |
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Cowie Brewery |
Cowie Brewery
Cowie Brewery
Cowie Brewery |
Mr. Joseph Dunn (Tenant)
Mr. Robert Duthie (Stonehaven)
Mr. Robert Ross (Stonehaven) |
017.03 |
A good Substantial range of buildings used as a Brewery for Ale & Porter. |
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Ury Hotel |
Ury Hotel
Ury Hotel
Ury Hotel |
On sign
Mr. McGregor
Mr. R. Duthie |
017.04 |
A good substantial building with stabling &c attached, situated on the East side of the Market Square Stonehaven. This is one of the principal Inns in the town. |
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Branch of the North of Scotland Bank |
North of Scotland Bank Offices
North of Scotland Bank Offices |
James Scott Esqr (Tenant)
On Office window Screens
Mr. R. Duthie |
017.04 |
A good substantial building in Barclay Street, the property of the North of Scotland Banking Company, and a Branch Office of that establishment. |
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Stonehaven Parish of Fetteresso |
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Music Hall |
Music Hall
Music Hall
Music Hall |
Mr. Craig (Commercial Hotel)
Mr. R. Duthie (Stonehaven)
Mr. R. Ross (Stonehaven) |
017.04 |
A building in Cameron Street rented by Mr. Craig of the Commercial Hotel, it is fitted with a small stage, and is used as a Concert Room and Music Hall. |
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Site of Tumulus |
Site of Tumulus
Site of Tumulus
Site of Tumulus |
New Statistical Account
Antiquarian Essays (Stuarts)
Mr. James Smart (Stonehaven) |
017.03 |
The Site of this Tumulus was pointed out by Mr. James Smart who was born near the place and "herded" the ground when a boy, he says he remembers the place very well, and the Tumulus was composed of Stones &c inside of which found several urns. Mr. Smart does not remember seeing any portion of the Camp adjoining. James Tindal Esq, Procurator Fiscal, Stonehaven, says that in his younger days (About 60 years ago) the place marked was generally spoken of as the "Campo", but he does not remember seeing anything on the ground like a camp as the ground was at that date under cultivation. __ |
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Stonehaven Parish of Fetteresso |
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Rodney Street |
Rodney Street
Rodney Street
Rodney Street |
Name on corner of Street.
Mr. Melvin, Barclay Street
Mr. Lawson, Barclay Street |
017.03 |
A street intersecting Barclay Street, and extending from Ann Street to the South end of David Street. |
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Mary Street |
Mary Street
Mary Street
Mary Street |
Name on corner of Street.
Mr. Melvin.
Mr. Lawson |
017.03 |
A Street parallel with Rodney Street, intersecting Barclay St. and extending from Ann St. to Allardice Street. |
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Margaret Street |
Margaret Street
Margaret Street
Margaret Street |
Name on corner of Street.
Mr. Melvin.
Mr. Lawson. |
017.03 |
A Street parallel with Mary Street, and extending from Ann Street to Market Square. |
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Stonehaven Ph. [Parish] of Fetteresso. Kincardine |
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Market Square |
Market Square
Market Square
Market Square |
Name on corner of Square.
Mr. Duthie, Allardice Street.
Mr. Taylor, Market Square |
017.04 |
An open Space near the centre of the town between Barclay St. and Allardice Street. where fairs and Markets are held. |
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U.P. Church |
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church |
Mr. Duthie
Mr. Taylor
Mr. Melvin |
017.03 |
A neat Stone erection, situated in Ann Street. the property of & used by the U.P. [United Presbyterian] persuation as a place of worship. It contains Seats for 480. |
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Branch of the Bank of Scotland |
Bank of Scotland (Branch)
Bank of Scotland (Branch)
Bank of Scotland (Branch) |
Name on Window blinds.
Mr. Duthie.
Mr. Taylor.
Mr. Melvin. |
017.04 |
A large and handsome edifice of recent erection, Situate on the North Side of Market Square; the property of the Coy. [Company] It has a garden & Small enclosed area in front attached. |
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Stonehaven Ph. [Parish] of Fetteresso Kincardine |
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Orchardhill Cottage |
Orchardhill Cottage
Orchardhill Cottage
Orchardhill Cottage |
Mr. Patrick Buchan (Proprietor)
Mr. James Wood (Stonehaven)
Mr. Robert Duthie (Stonehaven) |
017.03 |
A good substantial Cottage on the north side of Evan Street Suburbs of Stonehaven. |
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Rosebank Cottage |
Rosebank Cottage
Rosebank Cottage
Rosebank Cottage |
Mr. James Tindal Junr [Junior] (Proprietor)
Mr. James Wood
Mr Robert Duthie. |
017.03 |
A good Substantial dwelling house near the junction of Bridge Street with Cameron Street. |
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Free Church Manse |
Free Church Manse
Free Church Manse
Free Church Manse |
Revd. [Reverend] William Dougall (Tenant)
Valuation Roll 1862-63
Mr. R. Duthie |
017.03 |
A good Substantial residence the property of Trustees of Free Church and residence of the Minister for that Community. |
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Brand's Park |
Brand's Park
Brand's Park
Brand's Park |
James Tindal Esqr (P. [Procurator] Fiscal)
Mr. Robert Duthie.
Mr. James Wood. |
017.03 |
An arable field on the North Side of Carron Water near Carron Mills. The town authorities are going to erect a large Poorhouse in this Park. |
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Stonehaven Parish of Fetteresso |
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Carron Mills |
Carron Mills (Woollen)
Carron Mills (Woollen)
Carron Mills (Woollen) |
Mr. Thomson (Proprietor)
Mr. Robert Duthie
Mr. James Wood |
017.03 |
A range of buildings on the Carron Water, where Blankets, and the Coarser kind of Woollen Cloths are made. The machine power is water. |
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Green Bridge |
Green Bridge |
See Name Sheets for Plan 17.3 1/2500 Scale |
017.03 |
Description on Name Sheets of Plan 17.4 1/2500 |
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Woods of Dunnottar |
Woods of Dunnottar |
See Name Sheets for Plan 17.3 1/2500 Scale |
017.03 |
Described on Name Sheets for Plan 17.3 1/2500 Scale |
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Invercarron Bridge |
Invercarron Bridge |
See Name Sheets for Plan 17.3 1/2500 Scale |
017.03 |
Described on Name Sheets for Plan 17.3 1/2500 Scale |
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Invercarron |
Invercarron |
See Name Sheets for Plan 17.3 1/2500 Scale |
017.03 |
Described on Name Sheets of Plan 17-3 1/2500 Scale |
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Glaslaw Burn |
Glaslaw Burn |
See Name Sheets for Plan 17.3 1/2500 Scale |
017.03 |
Described on Name Sheets for Plan 17.3 1/2500 Scale |
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Carron Water |
Carron Water |
See Name Sheets for Plan 17.3 1/2500 Scale |
017.03 |
Described on Name Sheets for Plan 17.3 1/2500 Scale |
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Bridge Street |
Bridge Street
Bridge Street
Bridge Street |
Mr. Thomson (Carron Mills)
Mr. James Wood
Mr R. Duthie |
017.03 |
A Street leading from Carron Water to Evan Street, Situation West side of town near Carron Mills. |
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Stonehaven
Parish of Fetteresso |
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Cameron Street |
Cameron Street
Cameron Street
Cameron Street |
Name on corner of Street.
Mr. Duthie. Allardice Street
Mr. Taylor Market Square |
017.03 |
A Street branching westward from the South end of Allardice Street, along the left bank of Carron Water. It chiefly consists of dwelling houses, and work Shops &c. |
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Bruce Court |
Bruce Court
Bruce Court
Bruce Court |
Name on Corner of Court.
Mr. Duthie.
Mr. Taylor. |
017.04 |
A small court consisting of a few dwelling houses, Situate on the east side of Allardice Street. |
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Kinnear Lane |
Kinnear Lane
Kinnear Lane
Kinnear Lane |
Name on Corner of Lane.
Mr. Duthie.
Mr. Taylor. |
017.04 |
A narrow lane leading from Allardice Street, eastward to Cowie Water. |
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Stonehaven, Ph. [Parish] of Fetteresso, Kincardine |
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Napier Lane |
Napier Lane
Napier Lane
Napier Lane |
Name on Corner of Lane.
Mr. Duthie. Allardice St.
Mr. Taylor. Market Sqr. |
017.04 |
A narrow lane leading from Market Square eastward to Cowie Water and the Sea Shore. |
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Market Buildings |
Market Buildings
Market Buildings
Market Buildings |
Name on Corner.
Mr. Duthie.
Mr. Taylor. |
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A range of buildings consisting of Shops, offices &c from the centre of which rises a Square tower Surmounted by a lofty Spire or Steeple. The houses belong to Barclay's trustees, and the tower or Steeple is the property of the Town. |
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Town Steeple |
Town Steeple
Town Steeple
Town Steeple |
Mr. R. Duthie
Mr. R. Ross
Mr. James Tindal (P. [Procurator] Fiscal) |
017.04 |
A range of buildings consisting of Shops, offices &c from the centre of which rises a Square tower surmounted by a lofty Spire or Steeple. The houses belong to Barclay's trustees, and the tower or Steeple is the property of the Town. |
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Market Lane |
Market Lane
Market Lane
Market Lane |
Name on Corner of Lane.
Mr. Duthie.
Mr. Taylor. |
017.04 |
A narrow lane leading east ward from Allardice Street to Cowie Water and the Sea Shore. |
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Stonehaven Ph. [Parish] of Fetteresso Kincardine |
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Free Church |
Free Church (Seats for 700)
Free Church (Seats for 700)
Free Church (Seats for 700) |
A. W. Kinnear Esqr
Mr. R. Duthie
C. G. Monro Esqr |
017.03 |
A good substantial building on the South side of Cameron Street, built by, and used as a place of worship by the Free Church Society. |
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Cameron Street |
Cameron Street
Cameron Street
Cameron Street |
A.W. Kinnear Esqr
Mr. R. Duthie]
C.G. Monro Esqr |
017.03 |
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Carron Terrace |
Carron Terrace
Carron Terrace
Carron Terrace |
A. W. Kinnear Esqr
Mr. R. Duthie
C. G. Monro Esqr |
017.03 |
A name which applies to a row of Cottages and dwelling houses on the North side of the Carron Water, from near the Green Bridge, to the Post Office. |
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Maidavale |
Maidavale
Maidavale
Maidavale |
Mr. R. Duthie
Mr. J. Officer
Mr. J. Wood |
017.03 |
A good Substantial Cottage near the top of Arduthie Street. |
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Post Office |
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office |
Name board
Mr Duthie
Mr Taylor |
017.03 |
A dwelling house, Situate at the South end of Ann Street, occupied as a post office. Where Mails are received, and dispatched at Stated hours daily. This is a private property. |
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Donaldson's Free School |
Donaldson's Free School Donaldson's Free School Donaldson's Free School |
Mr Duthie
Mr Taylor
Mr Melvin |
017.03 |
A free school in Cameron Street, founded and endowed by a person of the name of Donaldson, for the education of children from the parishes of Dunnottar and Fetteresso. The number of pupils from each parish is restricted to 30.
This School is the property of Trustees of Donaldsons Institute. |
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Stonehaven. Ph. [Parish] of Fetteresso Kincardine |
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At bottom of page - This School is the property of Trustees of Donaldson's Institute. __ |
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School |
School Ph. [Parish]
School Ph. [Parish]
School Ph. [Parish] |
Revd. [Reverend] Alexander Silver
James Tindal Esqr
Mr. R. Duthie |
017.04 |
A good substantial building the property of the Parochial Authorities, built for the purpose and used as the parish School of Dunnottar. The School-Master has the Government allowance, with an allowance from the Parish, and the Scholar fees for his Salary. |
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Harbour |
Harbour
Harbour
Harbour |
Revd. [Reverend] Alexander Silver
James Tindal Esqr
Mr. R. Duthie |
017.04 |
A fine harbour on the East side of the old town of Stonehaven, it is not accessible to vessels of more than 300 tons burden,
"Formerly this harbour, though one of the most easy approach in Easterly gales, was interiary so ill defended from the sea as to be shunned by vessels during the winter months. In 1825, it was placed, by Act of Parliament, under the management of a Board of Commissioners, who, raising money on the security of the harbour dues, laid out £8000 in its improvement". (New Stat. Act. P.227). [Statistical Account Page 227] |
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Mill Inn |
Mill Inn
Mill Inn
Mill Inn |
Sign board.
Mr. Duthie.
Mr. Taylor. |
017.04 |
A large edifice, with good Stabling, garden, and some land attached, licensed to retail Wines, Spirits &c & to let post horses for hire. |
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Invercarron Bridge |
Invercarron Bridge
Invercarron Bridge
Invercarron Bridge |
Mr. Duthie.
Mr. Taylor.
Mr. Melvin. |
017.03 |
A bridge across [Burn of Glaslaw] near its junction with Carron Water. See name Sheets 1/2500 Scale. |
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Woods of Dunnottar |
Woods of Dunnottar
Woods of Dunnottar
Woods of Dunnottar |
Mr. Duthie
Mr. Taylor
Mr. Melvin |
017.03 |
A large plantation of of mixed wood, on the South Side of Carron Water, Contiguous to the town of Stonehaven. __ See Name Sheets 1/2500 scale. |
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Common Braes |
Bervie Brae
Bervie Brae
Bervie Brae
Common Braes
Common Braes
Common Braes |
Mr Taylor
Mr Melvin
James Tindal Esqr (P. [Procurator] Fiscal)
A.W. Kinnear Esqr (Provost)
Mr Robert Duthie (Stonehaven) |
017.04 |
Steep brocken brae over which the turnpike road to Bervie & Montrose passes, & Situated immediately S. [South] of Stonehaven. Mr Tindal who has resided here about 70 years says the proper name is "Common Braes". B.R. |
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High Street |
High Street
High Street
High Street |
Name on Corner of Street.
Mr Duthie.
Mr Taylor |
017.04 |
The principal street in the old part of the town leading eastward to the Harbour &c. |
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Cowie Court |
Cowie Court
Cowie Court
Cowie Court |
Name Board.
Mr Duthie.
Mr Taylor. |
017.04 |
A Small court or Square consisting of a few dwelling houses, situated near the east end of the High St. |
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Commercial Hotel |
Commercial Hotel
Commercial Hotel
Commercial Hotel |
Sign board.
Mr Duthie Allardice St
Mr Taylor. Market Sqr. |
017.04 |
A public house, with yard Stabling, Coach house &c attached licensed to retail Wines & Spirits, and to let post horses for hire. Mr Craig proprietor. |
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Star Inn |
Star Inn
Star Inn
Star Inn |
Sign Board
Mr Suthie.
Mr Taylor. |
017.04 |
A public house with stabling &c attached, licensed to retail Spirits and Ales. Situated in Allardice Street. |
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Stonehaven Hotel |
Stonehaven Hotel
Stonehaven Hotel
Stonehaven Hotel |
Mr Finlay. Proprietor.
Mr Duthie.
Mr Taylor. |
017.04 |
A public house, with a court of offices &c attached, licensed to retail Wines, Spirits & Ales, Mr Findlay proprietor. |
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Salmond Lane |
Salmond Lane
Salmond Lane
Salmond Lane |
Name on Corner of lane.
Mr Duthie Allardice St
Mr Taylor Market Sqr [Square] |
017.04 |
A narrow lane leading eastward from the South end of Allardice Street to the Sea Shore. |
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Munro Place |
Munro Place
Munro Place
Munro Place |
Name on corner.
Mr Duthie,
Mr Taylor. |
017.04 |
The continuation of Allardice Street. Southward from the bridge over Carron Water to the Arbuthnott Street. |
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Arbuthnott Street |
Arbuthnott St
Arbuthnott St
Arbuthnott St |
Name on corner.
Mr Duthie
Mr Taylor. |
017.04 |
A street consisting of dwelling houses. offices & Situated in the old town, on the South side of Carron Water. |
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County Buildings |
County Buildings
County Buildings
County Buildings
Sheriff Court House |
James Tindal Esqr (P. [Procurator] Fiscal)
Mr R Duthie (Stonehaven]
Mr James Wood (Stonehaven)
Act of Parliament |
017.04 |
A large building built and used for the Sheriff's Court, County Prison, Police officer &c. |
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Bog Well |
Bog Well
Bog Well
Bog Well |
James Tindal Esqr (P. [Procurator] Fiscal)
Mr R Duthie (Stonehaven]
Mr James Wood (Stonehaven) Act of Parliament |
017.04 |
A good spring well in a garden immediately in rear of the county Building. |
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Burial Ground |
Burial Ground (Plague of 1608-48)
Burial Ground (Plague of 1608-48) |
James Tindal Esqr (P. [Procurator] Fiscal)
Mr R Duthie (Stonehaven]
Mr James Wood (Stonehaven) Act of Parliament |
017.04 |
"There appears to have been another place of burial situated behind the present county building at Stonehaven. According to tradition, it was appropriated for the internment of those who died of the plague - an idea which is so far borne out by traces of an inscription upon one of the tombstone dated 1608, which shews that the person commemorated had either died of, or during the time of the Pest(ilence)." (New. Stat Act [Statistical Account] - 446-7)
"These tomb stones were discovered some years ago in a garden a few paces of their original site. The tradition of the place is, that they were erected to the memory of those who had died of the plague, and it is supported by the fact, that on the oldest stone, although much defaced, the words 'of pest' at the upper left hand corner, are still quite legible." (Black Book of Kincardineshire P. [Page] 178.) Here lyes ane Honest Man Magnus Tailiovr Seyman gvha Depairtit in November - of Pest. Memento Mori 1608. - "Heir lyes ane Honest Mans Bairns Alexander and William Brokie Sones lawful to Alexander Brokie who departed the 12 of Jwnie, of the age of tvalf and nyn yeirs old, in ano 1648 Memento Mori".
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Bogwell Road |
Bogwell Road
Bogwell Road
Bogwell Road |
Mr. R. Duthie (Stonehaven)
James Tindal Esqr (P. [Procurator] Fiscal)
Mr. James Wood (Stonehaven) |
017.04 |
A narrow lane leading from High Street to the Bog Well. |
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Back Lane |
Back Lane
Back Lane
Back Lane |
Mr. R. Duthie (Stonehaven)
James Tindal Esqr (P. [Procurator] Fiscal)
Mr. James Wood (Stonehaven) |
017.04 |
A narrow Street leading from Bogwell Road to St. James's Place. |
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St James's Place |
St. James's Place
St. James's Place
St. James's Place |
Mr. R. Duthie (Stonehaven)
James Tindal Esqr (P. [Procurator] Fiscal)
Mr. James Wood (Stonehaven) |
017.04 |
A small Square at the East end of Back Lane and South side of High Street. |
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King Street |
King Street
King Street
King Street |
Mr. R. Duthie (Stonehaven)
James Tindal Esqr (P. [Procurator] Fiscal)
Mr. James Wood (Stonehaven) |
017.04 |
A narrow Street leading from High Street to Albert's Lane and Wallace Wynd. |
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Cowgate |
Cowgate
Cowgate
Cowgate |
On Corner of Lane
Mr. R. Duthie
Mr. James Wood |
017.04 |
A narrow lane leading from King Street, west of Gas Works to Donald's Well. |
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Parish of Dunnottar |
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Donaldson's Close |
Donaldson's Close
Donaldson's Close
Donaldson's Close |
Mr. R. Duthie (Stonehaven)
James Tindal Esqr (P. [Procurator] Fiscal)
Mr. James Wood (Stonehaven) |
017.04 |
A small Close at the South side of King Street. |
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Turner's Close |
Turner's Close
Turner's Close
Turner's Close |
Mr. R. Duthie (Stonehaven)
James Tindal Esqr (P. [Procurator] Fiscal)
Mr. James Wood (Stonehaven) |
017.04 |
A narrow lane leading from High Street to King Street. |
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Gas Works |
Gas Works
Gas Works
Gas Works |
Mr. R. Duthie (Stonehaven)
James Tindal Esqr (P. [Procurator] Fiscal)
Mr. James Wood (Stonehaven) |
017.04 |
A large range of buildings where Gas is manufactured for the use of the old and new towns of Stonehaven. |
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Donald's Well |
Donald's Well
Donald's Well
Donald's Well |
Mr. R. Duthie (Stonehaven)
James Tindal Esqr (P. [Procurator] Fiscal)
Mr. James Wood (Stonehaven) |
017.04 |
A good spring well on the side of a Slope a little to the South of the Gas Works. |
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St James's Episcopal Chapel |
St James's Chapel (Episcopal)
St James's Chapel (Episcopal)
St James's Chapel (Episcopal) |
Mr. Robert Duthie (Stonehaven)
Mr. McDonald (Schoolmaster)
Mr. James Wood (Stonehaven) |
017.04 |
"Nearly opposite to this house stands St James's Chapel, erected in 1737, and adjacent to it is its Schoolhouse erected a few years ago". ([Longmuir's] History. P. [Page]19). This Church was built by the Congregation by Shares, Alexander James Esqr of Cowie is the "Squire" or principal Shareholder. The Minister is elected by the Congregation under the guidance of the Bishop of the diocese. It contains sittings for 220. |
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Episcopal School |
St. James's School (Episcopal)
St. James's School (Episcopal)
St. James's School (Episcopal) |
Mr. Robert Duthie (Stonehaven)
Mr. McDonald (Schoolmaster)
Mr. James Wood (Stonehaven) |
017.04 |
This School is the property of the Scottish Episcopal Society. The School Master's salary is made up by an allowance from the Society, an allowance from the Andersonian fund, Subscriptions from Congregations, and an Edowment of £4 per annum, he is not allowed any Scholar's fees. __ |
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Duthies Well |
Duthie's Well
Duthie's Well
Duthie's Well |
Name painted on Well.
Mr. Duthie.
Mr Smith, John Street |
017.04 |
A well near the Shore, at the South end of the High St. It is Surrounded and covered with masonry. |
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John Street |
John Street
John Street
John Street |
Name painted on Corner
Mr. Duthie.
Mr. Smith. |
017.04 |
A Small narrow lane branching Southward from the High Street, to the shore. |
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Albert's Lane |
Albert's Lane
Albert's Lane
Albert's Lane |
Name painted on Corner.
Mr. Duthie.
Mr. Smith |
017.04 |
A narrow lane in the old part of the town. Consisting of dwelling houses of a mean description, occupied by fishermen. |
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Wallace Wynd |
Wallace Wynd
Wallace Wynd
Wallace Wynd |
Name of corner of Wynd.
Mr. Duthie.
Mr. Smith. |
017.04 |
A narrow lane leading from the Harbour to the Gas Works, and the South end of Albert Street. |
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Beggar Well |
Beggar's Well
Beggar's Well
Beggar's Well
Beggar Well |
Mr. Mitchell Castle Street
Mr. Smith John Street
Mr. Duthie, Allardice St.
James Tindal Esqr (Pr [Procurator] Fiscal) |
017.04 |
A well Surrounded with Masonry in Wallace Wynd. This well is by some called Wallace Well. Mr. J. Tindal states that the proper name is Beggar Well. |
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Love Lane |
Love Lane
Love Lane
Love Lane |
Name on Corner of Lane.
Mr. Smith.
Mr. Mitchell |
017.04 |
A short narrow lane leading from Wallace Wynd to Earl Marshall Street. |
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The Shore |
The Shore
The Shore
The Shore |
Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Smith.
Mr. McDonald. |
017.04 |
A crescent of houses & fish Stores facing the harbour. |
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Morgan's Well |
Morgan's Well
Morgan's Well
Morgan's Well |
Name painted on the Well.
Mr. Smith.
Mr. Mitchell. |
017.04 |
A well Situate at the South end of the "The Shore". |
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Stonehaven Ph. [Parish] of Dunnottar Kincardine
[Note] Earl Marshall Street
There is no proper name for this Street
[Signed] B. Render
Corpl. R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers]
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Castle Street |
Castle Street
Castle Street
Castle Street |
Name Painted on the corner of Street.
Mr. Mitchell, Castle Street
Mr. Smith, John Street |
017.04 |
A small narrow back Street, leading Southward from the South end of Wallace Wynd. |
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Stonehaven Bay |
Stonehaven Bay
Stonehaven Bay
Stonehaven Bay |
Mr. Robert Duthie
Mr. James Wood
James Tindal Esq (Proc. [Procurator] Fiscal) |
017.04 |
A fine bay extending from Downie Point to Garron Point. The town of Stonehaven and Village of Cowie are situated on the West margin of this bay. |
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Cowie Water |
Cowie Water
Cowie Water
Cowie Water |
Mr. R. Duthie
Mr. George Dawson
Mr. Peter Ewing
Mr. A. Bissett |
017.04 |
This name applies to a fine stream, from near the Foggy Road in the Grampian Mountains till it enters the Sea at Stonehaven. |
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Cross |
Site of Cross.
Site of Cross.
Site of Cross. |
James Tindal Esq (Pr [Procurator] Fiscal)
Mr. R. Duthie (Stonehaven)
Mr. James Wood (Stonehaven) |
017.04 |
The ancient Cross of Stonehaven now stands at the N.W. [North West] Corner of the Town Spire, the upper portion of it is much defaced by time and rough usage, it originally Stood on an octagonal basement on the Site marked, from which it was removed some years ago when the Streets were repaired. |
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Tollbooth |
Tollbooth
Tollbooth
Tollbooth |
James Tindal Esq (Pr [Procurator] Fiscal)
Mr. R. Duthie (Stonehaven)
Mr. James Wood (Stonehaven) |
017.04 |
"It was in 1531-2 that the fourth Earl Marischal obtained a charter for marking the town of Kincardine the principal and capital burgh of the County how shortly and sorrily it maintained that position is proved by the Acts of Parliament, for these Show that in less than eighty years after it was made the county town the Sheriff and his deputies petitioned for the removal of the Courts to Stonehaven, in consequence of the extreme poverty of the accommodation at Kincardine, there being neither a tolbooth, nor any place for 'parties to ludge in for their intertenement' in which state, it is said, matters had continued 'mony zeiris'" (Memorials of Angus & Mearns.) Mr. Tindal Procurator Fiscal for the County States that the old building now called the "Tollbooth", was the first building used for the Sheriff's Court, and County Prison after the removal of the Courts &c from Kincardine to Stonehaven, the building |
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"Its existence as a burgh was at an early period recognised by the Legislature, and an Act of Parliament in 1607, c. 10, ordains 'the said Burgh of Stonehaven to be in all time coming the head Burgh of the Sheriffdom of Kincardine." (New. Stat. Act. [Statistical Account] P. [Page] 229-30) |
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Town Spire |
Town Spire
Town Spire
Town Spire |
James Tindal Esq (Pr. [Procurator] Fiscal)
Mr. R. Duthie (Stonehaven)
Mr. James Wood (Stonehaven) |
017.04 |
A building at the N.E. [North East] Corner of John Street and its junction with High Street. There is a public Clock and Barometer in this Spire, and a Bell which is rung to Summon the people to and from work. |
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Stonehaven -- Parish of Dunnottar
[signed] B. Render
Corp RE [Corporal Royal Engineers] 2/6/64 |
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NAME BOOK
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TOWN OF STONEHAVEN
Co [County] KINCARDINE
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Co. [County] KINCARDINE
TOWN OF STONEHAVEN
Index
Name -- Page
Allardice Street -- 7
Ann Street -- 8
Arduthie Street -- 10
Arduthie House -- 11
Aberdeen Town and County Bank -- 12
Arbuthnott Street - -28
Albert's Lane -- 33
Bath Street -- 5
Belmont House -- 6
Burn of Maxie -- 8
Barclay Street -- 8
Baird Street -- 10
Bellevue Cottage -- 11
Branch of the North of Scotland Bank -- 13
Brand's Park -- 17
Bridge Street -- 18
Bruce Court -- 19
Bog Well -- 29
Burial Ground (Plague of [1605--48]) - -29
Bogwell Road -- 30
Black Lane -- 30
Beggar Well -- 34
Branch of the Bank of Scotland -- 16
Church -- 5
Cowie Bridge -- 6
Cowie Brewery -- 13
Carron Mills (Woollen) -- 18
Carron Water -- 18
Cameron Street -- 19
Carron Terrace -- 21
Common Braes -- 26
Cowie Court -- 26
Commercial Hotel -- 27
County Buildings -- 29
Cowgate -- 30
Castle Street -- 36
Cross -- 37
Cross (site of) -- 37
Cowie Water -- 36
David Street -- 7
Donaldson Cottage -- 9
Donaldson's Free School -- 23
Donaldson's Close -- 31
Donalds Well -- 31
Duthies Well -- 33
Episcopal School -- 32
Free Church School -- 11
Free Church Manse -- 17
Free Church -- 21
Green Bridge -- 18
Gas Works -- 31
Glaslaw Burn -- 18
Harbour -- 24
High Street -- 26
Invercowie -- 6
Invercarron Bridge -- 18
Invercarron -- 18
John Street -- 33
Keith Lodge -- 12
Kinnear Lane -- 19
King Street -- 30
Love Lane -- 7
Love Lane -- 34
Man's Hill -- 11
Music Hall -- 14
Mary Street -- 15
Margaret Street -- 15
Market Square -- 16
Market Buildings -- 20
Market Lane -- 20
Maidavale -- 21
Mill Inn -- 25
Munro Place -- 28
Morgan's Well -- 35
Nether Arduthie -- 5
Newton Cottage -- 9
Napier Lane -- 20
Orchardhill Cottage -- 17
Parsonage -- 12
Post Office -- 28
Rodney Street -- 9
Robert Street -- 9
Roslin Cottage -- 10
Rodney Street -- 15
Rosebank Cottage -- 17
Stonehaven -- 7
School -- 5
Slug Road -- 10
St John's Church (Chapel of ease) -- 12
School -- 24
Star Inn -- 27
Stonehaven Hotel -- 27
Salmond Lane -- 28
St James's Place -- 30
St James's Episcopal Chapel -- 32
Stonehaven Bay -- 16
Site of Tumulus -- 14
Town Steeple -- 20
Turner's Close -- 31
The Shore -- 35
Tollbooth -- 37
Town Spire -- 38
Ury Hotel -- 13
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church -- 16
Woods of Dunnottar -- 18
Wallace Wynd -- 34 |
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