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Birnie |
Birnie
Birnie
Birnie
Birnie
Birnie
Birnie
Birnie |
Imperial Gazetteer
Oliver & Boyds Almth. [Almanac]
Old Statistical Account
New Statistical Account
Blaell's Map
Valuation Roll
Morayshire described |
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The Parish of Birnie is in the presbytery of Elgin and synod of Moray. Patron the Earl of Moray. It is bounded on the north by the Parish of Elgin, on the west by the Parish of Dallas, on the East by the Parishes of Elgin and Rothes and on the South by the Parish of Rothes. The Parish of Birnie is situated
in the County of Elgin and contains about 6828 statute acres, the Parish Church is in the North West point of the Parish. There are no detached portions of the Parish
of Birnie in this or any other County neither are there detached portions of any other parish within its limits. The soil of the greater portion of the Parish is of a mossy nature, not quite half of the Parish is under cultivation. |
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Birnie Ph. [Parish] -- Elginshire |
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Stank House |
Stank House |
J. Stewart. Esq. Occupier
J. Adams. Hillhead
Dr. [Doctor] G. Gordon. Birnie |
012.07 |
A small mansion and extensive farmsteading the property of the Right Hon. [Honourable]
the Earl of Seafield. |
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Dykeside |
Dykeside |
J. Stewart. Esq. Occupier
J. Adams. Hillhead
Dr. [Doctor] G. Gordon. Birnie |
012.07 |
An extensive farmsteading the property of the Right Hon. [Honourable] the Earl of Seafield |
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Hillhead |
Hillhead |
J. Stewart. Esq. Occupier
J. Adams. Hillhead
Dr. [Doctor] G. Gordon, Birnie |
012.07 |
a Small farmsteading the property of the Right Hon. [Honourable] the Earl of Seafield. |
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County of Elgin -- Parish of Birnie
[signed]
James Gray
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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Paddock Hall |
Paddock Hall |
Dr [Doctor] G. Gordon, Birnie
J. Adams, Hillhead
J. Stewart, Stankhouse |
012.07 |
A small neat cottage also a few dwelling houses the property of the Right Hon. [Honourable] the Earl of Seafield. |
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Manse |
Manse |
Dr [Doctor] G. Gordon, Birnie
J. Adams, Hillhead
J. Stewart, Stankhouse |
012.07 |
A Small but neat mansion the fixed residence of the Ph. [Parish] Minister |
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County of Elgin -- Parish of Birnie
[signed]
James Gray
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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Standing Stone (Sculptured) |
Standing Stone
(Sculptured) |
Dr. [Doctor] G. Gordon, Birnie,
J. Stewart Esq., Stankhouse,
J. Adams, Hillhead
New Stat. [Statistical] Account |
012.07 |
Now consists of one granite Stone at the entrance of the Churchyard with figures
resembling parallellograms rudley drawn on it. It is Said that there were Several Stones
here, but they have been broken up and built in the Surrounding Churchyard Wall. by Some it is deemed of Druidical, but is now generally thought to be of Scandinavian
Origin. |
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County of Elgin -- Parish of Birnie
[signed]
James Gray
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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CHURCH |
Church |
Dr [Doctor] G. Gordon. Birnie
J. Adams. Hillhead.
J. Stewart Stank House |
012.07 |
A neat edifice occupying the Site of the Bishops Church which is considered to have been the oldest place of Worship in the Co. [County] The present Structure is Seated to accommodate 253 person the sittings of which are all allocated except one gallery which is especially kept in behoof the poor. |
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County of Elgin -- Parish of Birnie
[signed]
James Gray
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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DUFFUSHILLOCK |
Duffushillock
Duffushillock
Duffushillock |
Mr. Charles Reid Occupier-
Mr. George McCallum Gamekeeper Woodside Cottage
Mr. John George Miller Milltown - |
012.08 |
Indicates the name of a farm comprising
a handsome dwelling house with outhouses and gardens, situated a little N.E. [north east] of Dykeside, also a little W. [west] of the parish boundary which bears north westward from Woodside Cottage and plantation; and situated a little N.W. [north west] of Woodside Cottage. the proprietor the Earl of Seafield.- |
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WOODSIDE COTTAGE |
Woodside Cottage
Woodside Cottage
Woodside Cottage |
Mr. Charles Reid Occupier-
Mr. George McCallum Gamekeeper Woodside Cottage
Mr. John George Miller Milltown - |
012.08 |
a Game Keeper's Lodge comprising a dwelling house and gardens and also a Dog Kennel or Dogs' Cot situated at the W. [west] edge of a pub: [public] road leading
to Elgin and also at the W. [west] edge of a wood or Fir Plantation which is sometimes called Main Wood and Woods of the Level etc and a little South of where the Parish boundary leans N.W. [north west] from said wood - and upon the property of the Earl of Seafield- |
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DYKESIDE CROFT |
Dykeside Croft
Dykeside Croft
Dykeside Croft |
Mr. Charles Reid Occupier-
Mr. George McCallum Gamekeeper Woodside Cottage
Mr. John George Miller Milltown - |
012.08 |
Two dwelling houses, attached is a garden or a small patch of arable land and situated abt. [about] ¼ of a mile South of Duffushillock and upon the property of the Earl of Seafield. |
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Parish of Birnie -- County of Elgin
[signed]
C. McBean
C/A [Civilian Assistant] |
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WOOD OF LEVEL |
Wood of Level |
Charles Reid. Duffushillock
George McCallum. Woodside
John George Milltown |
012.08 |
An extensive fir wood running along part of the Parish boundary it is the property of the Right Hon. [Honourable] the Earl of Seafield. |
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BRIDGE OF HURLEY |
Bridge of Hurley |
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Described in the 1⁄2500 plan of Elgin Ph [Parish] |
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DUFFUS HILLOCK |
Duffus Hillock |
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Described in the 1⁄2500 Pl[an] of Elgin Ph [Parish] |
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MILLTOWN |
Milltown
Milltown
Milltown |
Mr. John George occupier etc.
Mr. Donald McKenzie occupier
Mr. Charles Reid Duffushillock |
012.11 |
a well known old name of a farm comprising two dwelling houses and out houses: situated at the north west end of a conspicuous hill called Hillhead which is under plantation; and a little E. [east] of the River Lossie proprietor The Earl of Seafield |
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MILL OF BIRNIE (Corn) |
Mill of Birnie
Mill of Birnie
Mill of Birnie |
Mr. John George Miller etc. Milltown
Mr. Donald McKenzie Milltown
Mr. Charles Reid Duffushillock |
012.11 |
An old corn mill in working order, situated on the E. [east] bank of River Lossie and a little Southward of Milltown and is supplied by water power from the River Lossie and upon the property of the Earl of Seafield |
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HILLHEAD WOOD |
Hillhead Wood
Hillhead Wood
Hillhead Wood |
Mr. John George Milltown
Mr. Donald McKenzie Milltown
Mr. Charles Reid Duffushillock |
012.11 |
a conspicuous hill covered with fir plantation and situated a little E. [east] of the River Lossie also a little northward of a naked feature of the E. [east] bank of said
River, called Craggs of Birnie also abt. [about] ½ a mile N.E. [north east] of Upper Bogside farm and is well known by the name - propietor the Earl of Seafield - |
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CRAIGS OF BIRNIE |
Craigs of Birnie
Craigs of Birnie
Craigs of Birnie |
Mr John George Milltown
Mr Donald McKenzie Milltown
Mr Charles Reid Duffushillock |
012.11 |
a well known old name of a romantic and naked feature of Cliffs on the East side of the River Lossie and at the South W. [west] of Hillhead Plantation |
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Parish of Birnie -- County of Elgin
[signed]
C: McBean C/A [Civilian Assistant] |
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CAIRN OF KILFORMAN |
Cairn of Kilforman
Cairn of Kilforman
Cairn of Kilforman |
Mr John George Milltown
Mr Donald McKenzie Milltown
Mr Charles Reid Duffushillock |
012.11 |
Name of one of the parish antiquities which was formerly a large cairn of Stones The most of the Cairn having been carried away, many years ago, for building purposes The remains are small boulders Still forming the base of the pile and abt [about] 2 or 3 feet in height, a portion of the ground surface in the interior where the cairn stood having been explored, but no relic has been found. situated about 15 Ch [chains] S.S.E. [South South East] of Hill Head Trig [Trigonometrical] Station and in the plantation and about 9 Ch [chains] N.W. [North West] of the S.E. L [South East Line] of said plantation also a few yards S. [South] of a junction of road in the wood. The Cairn is looked upon as great antiquity by the natives of the district, and is classed by tradition as a Danish Battle Cairn.
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RIVER LOSSIE |
River Lossie |
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Described in the 1⁄2500 Plan of Elgin Ph. [Parish] |
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PALACE OF BIRNIE |
(site of)
Palace of Birnie |
Dr. [Doctor] G. Gordon. Birnie
J. Stewart Stank House
J. Adams. Hillhead |
012.12 |
The site of the ancient Palace of Birnie Situated on Castle Hill is supposed to have been the first residence of the Bishop of Moray, where it was afterwards removed to Kinnedar then to Spynie and last of all to Elgin. there are no visible traces of it now the foundations of the buildings having
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County of Elgin -- Parish of Birnie
[signed]
James Gray
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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NORTH CASTLEHILL |
North Castlehill
North Castlehill
North Castlehill |
Lease Papers
Mr John McKissack Tenant
Mr William Allan Castlehill |
012.12 |
A farm with dwelling house and offices attached; property of the Earl of Seafield.- |
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CASTLEHILL |
Castlehill
Castlehill
Castlehill |
Lease Papers
Mr John McKissack Tenant
Mr William Allan Castlehill |
012.12 |
A farm, with dwelling house and offices attached situated south of North Castlehill; property of the Earl of Seafield.- |
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THOMSHILL |
Thomshill
Thomshill
Thomshill
Thomshill |
Mr. William Gordon, Teacher
Mr. Ogilvie, Blacksmith, Village
Mr. William Allan
Valuation Roll |
012.12 |
A small village - the only one in the parish. The parish school is situated in it. The houses are all one storey in height, principally thatched, and in tolerable repair; property of the Earl of Seafield |
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FOTHS |
Foths
Foths
Foths |
Lease Papers
Valuation Roll
Mr David Mason, Foths |
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A farm, with dwelling house and offices attached; property of the Earl of Seafield - |
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Parish of Birnie -- County of Elgin
[signed]
John McKeith
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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SCHOOL |
School
School
School |
Mr. William Gordon, Teacher
Mr. Ogilvie, Blacksmith
Mr. William Allan. Castlehill |
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A substantial building erected in 1842 in the village of Thomshill as a parish school; property of the Earl of Seafield |
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RUSSEL'S SCHOOL (Endowed Female) |
Russell's School
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A substantial building erected in 1869 as a schoolroom and teachers residence, and opened in March 1870. It is endowed by a gentleman now in Canada - named Russell who gives a small sum annualy, a free
House and garden together with the Scholars fees complete the teacher's Salary. |
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COCKMUIR |
Cockmuir |
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Described in the 1⁄2500 Plan of the Parish of Elgin |
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BURN OF RUSHCROOK |
Burn of Rushcrook |
Mr. A. Taylor
Mr. A. Farquhar
Mr. J. Shank |
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A small stream rising south of Foggwet Moss
which flows in a northerly direction until it joins the Foths Burn a little south of the farm Level. |
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FOTHS BURN |
Foths Burn |
Mr. A. Taylor
Mr. A. Farquhar
Mr. J. Shank |
012.12 |
A small stream rising near the farm of Shougle which flows in a north easterly direction and enters the Parish of Elgin about ¼ of a mile east of the farm of Level |
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RUSHCROOK |
Rushcrook |
Mr. A. Taylor
Mr. A. Farquhar
Mr. J. Shank
Valuation Roll |
012.12 |
A good substantial farmsteading and
dwelling house the property of the Right
Honourable the Earl of Seafield |
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LEVEL |
Level |
Valuation Roll
Mr. A. Taylor tenant
Mr. A. Farquhar Trochail |
012.12 |
A farmsteading and dwelling house with
garden attached the property of the Right
Honourable the Earl of Seafield. |
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TROCHAIL |
Trochail |
Valuation Roll
Mr. A. Taylor Tenant
Mr. A. Farquhar Trochail |
012.12 |
A farmsteading and dwelling house with
garden attached the property of the Right
Honourable the Earl of Seafield |
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LOCH BOUNS |
Loch Bouns |
Mr. A. Taylor
Mr. A. Farquhar
Mr. J. Shank Claypot |
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A small Loch situated a little west of the farm
Level in a fir plantation and a little south east
of Castlehill |
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Co. [County] Elgin -- Parish of Birnie
[signed]
W.G. Sillifant
Sapr R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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CAMP (Remains of) |
Camp (remains of)
Camp (remains of)
Camp (remains of)
Roman Castra |
Dr. [Doctor] G. Gordon. Birnie
J. Stewart Stankhouse
J. Adams. Hillhead
New Statistical Account |
012.12 |
Consists of the remains of rectangular trenches or as some say a Roman Castra it is now almost defaced by the improving of the ground thus leaving very faint traces of what it formerly had been- all remaining traces are now carefully shewn on traces. |
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STONE CIST |
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There was found in A.D. 1840 Several feet below ground a Stone cist containing Calcined Bones and Ashes |
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County of Elgin -- Parish of Birnie
[signed]
James Gray
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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CLAYPOT |
Claypot |
Mr. James Shank Tenant
Mr. T. Johnson Rashcrook
Mr. A. Taylor Level |
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A crofter's dwelling with outhouses attached the property of the Right Honourable the Earl
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CASTLE HILL |
Castle Hill |
Mr James Shank Tenant
Mr T. Johnson Rashcrook
Mr A. Taylor Level |
012.12 |
A bold eminence noted as being the place where the ancient Palace of Birnie Stood. it is
Situated on the lands of the Right Hon. [Honourable] the Earl of Seafield |
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Co. [County] Elgin -- Parish of Birnie
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W. G. Sillifant
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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BIRKEN HILL |
Birken Hill |
Mr. James Duncan Blairnhall
Mr. James Cruickshank Rhynagairn
Mr. James Shank Claypot |
012.15 |
A small hill situated nearly ½ a mile south east of the confluence of the Burn of Bardens the property of the Right Honourable the Earl of Seafield. |
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KNOCK REICH |
Knock Reich |
Mr. James Duncan Blairnhall
Mr. James Cruickshank Rhynagairn
Mr. James Shank Claypot |
012.15 |
A rising piece of land partly cultivated situated
½ a mile south of Drum Four the property of the Right Honourable the Earl of Seafield |
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WHITE HILLOCK |
White Hillock |
Mr. James Duncan Blairnhall
Mr. James Cruickshank Rhynagairn
Mr. James Shank Claypot |
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A small hill partly cultivated situated a little south of the Dun Cow's Leap the property of the Right Hon [Honourable] the Earl of Seafield |
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[signed]
W. G. Sillifant
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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DRUM FOUR |
Drum Four |
Mr. James Duncan
Mr. James Cruickshank
Mr. James Shank |
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A hill feature partly cultivated situated ¼ of a mile north east of Dun Cow's Loup the property of the Right Honourable the Earl of Seafield |
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DUN COW'S LEAP |
Dun Cow's Loup |
Mr. James Duncan
Mr. James Cruickshank
Mr. James Shank |
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Applied to a bend of the River Lossie ¼ of a mile south west of Drum Four |
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RHYNAGAIRN |
Rhynagairn |
Mr. James Duncan
Mr. James Cruickshank
Mr. James Shank |
012.15 |
A farmsteading and dwelling house with
garden attached the property of the Right
Honourable the Earl of Seafield |
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BURN OF MIDDLETON |
Burn of Middleton |
Mr J. Duncan
Mr J. Cruickshank
Mr J. Shank |
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A small stream rising a little west of the farm
of Bardens which flows in a northerly direction
until it joins the Burn at Bardens a little south of Birken Hill |
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GLEN LATTERACH |
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LENNOC BURN |
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Co. [County] Elgin -- Parish of Birnie
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W. G. Sillifant
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BURN OF BARDENS |
Burn of Bardens |
Mr J. Duncan Blairnhall
Mr J. Cruickshank Rhynagairn
Mr J. Shank Claypot |
017.03 |
A stream rising in the moss of Birnie which
flows in a north westerly direction until it joins
the River Lossie about ¼ of a mile north west of Birken Hill |
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LINN OF SHOUGLE |
Linn of Shougle |
Mr J. Duncan Blairnhall
Mr J. Cruickshank Rhynagairn
Mr J. Shank Claypot |
012.15 |
A waterfall of about 15 feet on the Burn of
Bardens about ¼ of a mile south of Birken Hill |
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BRIDGE OF SHOUGLE |
Bridge of Shougle (County) |
Mr J. Duncan Blairnhall
Mr J. Cruickshank Rhynagairn
Mr J. Shank Claypot |
012.15 |
A good substantial stone bridge which spans
the Burn of Bardens on the public road
leading from Middleton to the farm of Shougle |
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EASTERTON |
Easterton
Easterton
Easterton |
Mr James Cruickshank, Shogle
Mr David Mason, Foths
Mr Ogilvie, Edinburgh |
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A substantial farmsteading with
dwellinghouse attached; property of the Earl of Seafield.- |
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NEWLANDS OF EASTERTON |
Newlands of Easterton
Newlands of Easterton |
Mr Francis Taylor, Tenant
Mr James Brander, Tenant
Valuation Roll |
012.16 |
Two small crofts with dwellinghouses attached; property of the Earl of Seafield - |
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COW HILL |
Cow Hill
Cow Hill
Cow Hill |
Mr James Cruickshank
Mr Francis Taylor
Mr David Mason |
012.16 |
A small wooded hill in a field east of Easterton; property of the Earl of Seafield - |
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ELF HILL |
Elf Hill
Elf Hill
Elf Hill |
Mr James Cruickshank
Mr Francis Taylor
Mr David Mason |
012.16 |
A round wooded knoll situated close to Easterton; property of the Earl of Seafield - |
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Parish of Birnie
County of Elgin
[signed]
John McKeith,
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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SHOUGLE |
Shougle
Shougle
Shougle |
Mr J Cruickshank, Tenant
Mr J. Cruickshank junr. [junior]
Lease Papers |
012.16 |
A farm with dwellinghouse and offices attached; property of the Earl of Seafield - |
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DANISH CAMP |
(Site of)
Danish Encampment |
Mr J. Cruickshank
Mr David Mason Foths
New Stat. [Statistical] Account |
012.16 |
The site of an ancient Danish Encampment as all the ground has been improved there are no traces of it to be seen now. Excrept from New Stat. [Statistical] Account "A Danish encampment at the Shogle having
hitherto escaped the plough share is still to be traced in a well aired dry Situation watered on the west by the burn of Bardon and fortified on the east and north by a Valley it commands a prospect of the Moray
Firth from Speymouth to Cromarty Bay. In confirmation of the opinion that there once existed a Stronghold of the Danes in this Situation it may be stated that th adjoining
farm still retains the name of Edinburgh |
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WELLBRAE |
Wellbrae
Wellbrae
Wellbrae |
Mr William Simms Burnbank
Mr John Macdonald Woodside
Mr A. Allan Woodside |
012.16 |
a small croft comprising a dwelling house out house and garden - situated about 8 chains W. [West] of Rushcrook and is a well known old name; Proprietor The Earl of Seafield.- |
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COCKMUIR WOOD |
Cockmuir Wood
Cockmuir Wood
Cockmuir Wood |
Mr William Simms Burnbank
Mr John Macdonald Woodside
Mr A. Allan Woodside |
012.16 |
a large Fir plantation, bounded on the S.W. [South West] by a long stripe of a deep peat moss and immediately south of said stripe the wood changes name to that of Birkenbad Plantation - bounded on the
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FOGWET MOSS |
Fogwet Moss
Fogwet Moss
Fogwet Moss |
Mr William Simms Burnbank
Mr John Macdonald Woodside
Mr A. Allan Woodside |
012.16 |
name of a long and narrow stripe of Peatmoss bounded on the north by Cockmuir Wood and on the south by Birkenbad Wood and West end terminates at road abt. [about] 8 ch. [chains] E.S.E. [East South East] of Woodside Farm. The surface where not broken is covered with heath and dwarfish Fir. The moss being very deep and marshy is more in use for peats in other words it wants drainage for any other purpose - |
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BIRKENBAUD WOOD |
Birkenbaud Wood
Birkenbaud Wood
Birkenbaud Wood |
Mr William Simms Burnbank
Mr John Macdonald Woodside
Mr A. Allan Woodside |
012.16 |
a conspicuous range of Fir Plantation s.w. [south west] portion bounded on the E. [East] by the parish boundary and bounded in the northward by Fogwet Moss and Cockmuir plantation and is well known by the name - |
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GRANGEMEADOW |
Grangemeadow
Grangemeadow
Grangemeadow |
Mr William Simms Burnbank
Mr John McDonald Woodside
Mr A. Allan Woodside |
012.16 |
Indicates the name of a small farm comprising a dwelling house, out houses and gardens and at present without a Tenant, situated about ½ a mile W. [West] of Birkenbad Wood also a little westward
of Woodside farm; Proprietor The Earl of Seafield |
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WOODSIDE |
Woodside
Woodside
Woodside |
Mr William Simms Burnbank
Mr John McDonald Woodside
Mr A. Allan Woodside |
012.16 |
a farm comprising a dwelling house out
houses and garden, and situated at the S.W. [South West] Edge of Cockmuir plantation also about 11 Ch [Chains]
N.W. [North West] of the West end of Fogwet Moss and Birkenbad Wood and is well known by the name - |
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BURNBANK |
Burnbank
Burnbank
Burnbank |
Mr William Simms Burnbank
Mr John McDonald Woodside
Mr A. Allan Woodside |
012.16 |
a well known name of a small farm comprising
a dwelling house and out houses and situated
about 14 chains n.w. [north west] of Woodside Farm - |
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RUSHCROOK |
Rashcrook
Rashcrook
Rashcrook |
Mr William Simms Burnbank
Mr John McDonald Woodside
Mr A. Allan Woodside |
012.16 |
a small farm comprising a dwelling house
out houses and Garden; situated at the W. [West] edge of Cockmuir Wood and abt [about] 14 Ch [Chains] northward of Burnbank Farm - |
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BIBLE STONE |
Bible Stone
(supposed site of) |
Mr William Simms Burnbank
Mr John McDonald Woodside
Mr A. Allan Woodside
Mr Alexander Millton Shoemaker Rushcrook |
012.16 |
Stone thus [see drawing] about 3½ feet in length and abt [about] 2 feet wide and about a foot in thickness, and on the face is a square or right angular cutting abt [about] 7" by 5" and abt. [about] 3' deep upon the face of the stone and was standing where pointed out by Mr A. Millton Crofter till some few years ago when it was removed and is now to be seen lying upon a Bank abt [about] 2 Ch [Chains] north. The stone was looked upon as an antiquity and it seems doubt[ful] how long it stood in the previous position - nor is there much known concerning it - |
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[signed] C.McBean
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GEDLOCH |
Gedloch |
Mr J. Seller Tenant
Mr Ogilvie Hangingfolds
Mr J. Russell Lochbuie |
012.16 |
A large and commodious farmsteading and dwelling house with garden attached the property of the Right Hon [Honourable] the Earl of Seafield |
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GED LOCH |
Ged Loch |
Mr J. Seller Tenant
Mr Ogilvie Hangingfolds
Mr J. Russell Lochbuie |
012.16 |
A small Loch surrounded by a Marsh ½ a mile south east of Wardend |
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WARDEND |
Wardend |
Mr J. Seller Tenant
Mr Ogilvie Hangingfolds
Mr J. Russell Lochbuie |
012.16 |
A small farmsteading and dwelling house with
garden attached the property of the Right
Hon [Honourable] the Earl Seafield |
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SLOGG of GEDLOCH |
Slogg of Gedloch |
Mr J. Seller Tenant
Mr Ogilvie Hangingfolds
Mr J. Russell Lochbuie |
012.16 |
A marshy hollow situated on the south side
of the Wood of Gedloch the property of the
Right Hon [Honourable] the Earl of Seafield |
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Co. [County] Elgin -- Parish of Birnie
[signed]
James Gibson
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GREENWARDS |
Greenwards |
Mr Ogilvie Hangingfolds
Mr R. McKenzie Dowery
Mr J. Russel Lochbuie |
012.16 |
A small farmsteading and dwelling house
with garden attached the property of the Right Hon. [Honourable] the Earl of Seafield |
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STRIPE of CONELOCH |
Stripe of Coneloch |
Mr Ogilvie Hangingfolds
Mr R. McKenzie Dowery
Mr J. Russel Lochbuie |
012.16 |
A small rivulet rising on the south side of the dwelling house of Coneloch which flows in a northerly direction until it joins the Burn of Rushcrook |
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WOOD of CONELOCH |
Wood of Coneloch |
Mr Ogilvie Hangingfolds
Mr R. McKenzie, Dowery
Mr J. Russel Lochbuie |
012.16 |
A small fir plantation situated between Coneloch and Greenwards the property of the Right Hon. [Honourable] the Earl of Seafield |
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[signed]
James Gibson
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BARDENS |
Bardens |
J. Stewart. Stankhouse
J. Adams. Hillhead
Dr [Doctor] G. Gordon. Manse |
017.03 |
An extensive farmsteading the property of the Right Hon. [Honourable] the Earl of Seafield |
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County of Elgin -- Birnie Parish
[signed]
James Gray
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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BLAIRNHALL |
Blairnhall |
Mr James Duncan Tennant
Mr James Cruickshank Glenlatterach
Mr James Chalmers Middleton |
017.03 |
A farm house and outhouses The property of the Right Honble. [Honourable] The Earl of Seafield |
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GLENLATTERACH |
Glenlatterach |
Mr James Cruickshank Tennant
Mr J Duncan Blairnhall
Mr James Chalmers Middleton |
017.03 |
A farm house and outhouses the property of the Right Honble. [Honourable] |
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MIDDLETON |
Middleton |
Mr James Chalmers Tennant
Mr J Duncan Blairnhall
Mr James Cruickshank |
017.03 |
A farm house and outhouses the property of the Right Honble [Honourable] The Earl of Seafield. - |
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GLEN LATTERACH |
Glen Latterach |
Revd Dr [Reverend Doctor] G Gordon, Birnie
Mr James Cruickshank Glenlatterach
Mr J Duncan |
017.03 |
A deep Glen commencing its name at the junction of the Loan and Corry Burns extending N.E. [North East] to the River Lossie - It embraces a few farm steadings, a few Crofts and a portion of Moorland and is situated on the lands of the Right Honble. [Honourable] the Earl of Seafield and the Trustees of the Earl of Fife. - |
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LENNOC BURN |
Lennoc Burn |
Estate Plan
Mr James Cruickshank
Mr J Duncan
Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] G. Gordon |
017.03 |
A large Burn Commencing its name at the junction of the Loan and Corry Burns and extending north East to the River Lossie. |
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[signed]
George Dallas
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CHALYBEATE SPRING |
Chalybeate Spring |
Mr James Cruickshank Glenlatterach
Mr J Duncan Blairnhall
Mr J Chalmers Middleton |
017.03 |
A Mineral Spring impregnated with iron situated on the west of the Farm of Middleton |
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CHALYBEATE SPRING |
Chalybeate Spring |
Mr James Cruickshank Glenlatterach
Mr J Duncan Blairnhall
Mr J Chalmers Middleton |
017.03 |
A Mineral spring impregnated with iron It is situated on the west of the Farm of Bardens - |
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THE TEMPLE |
The Temple |
Mr James Cruickshank Glenlatterach
Mr J Duncan Blairnhall
Mr J Chalmers Middleton |
017.03 |
A small plantation situated on the east of Middleton. -
The property of the Right Hon. [Honourable] the Earl of Seafield |
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HANGINGFOLDS |
Hangingfolds
Hangingfolds
Hangingfolds |
Mr Ogilvie Tenant
Mr R. McKenzie Dowery
Mr J. Russell Lochbuie |
017.04 |
A good substantial farmsteading and dwelling- house; property of the Right Honourable the
Earl of Seafield. |
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LOANHEAD |
Loanhead |
Mr Ogilvie Tenant
Mr R. McKenzie Dowery
Mr J. Russell Lochbuie |
017.04 |
A dwelling house and farmsteading partly in ruins; property of the Right Hon. [Honourable] the Earl of Seafield. |
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LAIRD'S HOLE |
Laird's Hole |
Mr Ogilvie Tenant
Mr R. McKenzie Dowery
Mr J. Russell Lochbuie |
017.04 |
A deep pool in the Gedloch Burn, situated a little north of Bardonside. |
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DISH of LOANHEAD |
Dish of Loanhead |
Mr Ogilvie Tenant
Mr R. McKenzie Dowery
Mr J. Russell Lochbuie |
017.04 |
A pool in the Gedloch Burn, situated a little South west of Loanhead. |
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Co. [County] Elgin -- Parish of Elgin
[signed]
James Gibson C.a. [Civilian assistant] |
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EDINBURGH |
Edinburgh
Edinburgh
Edinburgh |
Mr J. Newlands Tenant
Mr J. Brown Tenant
Mr R McKenzie Dowery |
017.04 |
Applied to a small dwelling house and smithy; property of the Right Hon. [Honourable] The Earl of Seafield |
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DOWERY |
Dowery |
Mr J. Newlands Tenant
Mr J. Brown Tenant
Mr R McKenzie Dowery |
017.04 |
A small farm-steading and dwelling-house, with garden attached; property of the Right Hon. [Honourable] the Earl of Seafield. |
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BRIDGE of DOWERY |
Bridge of Dowery (county) |
Mr J. Newlands Tenant
Mr J. Brown Tenant
Mr R McKenzie Dowery |
017.04 |
A neat wooden bridge, with metal supports spanning the Gedloch Burn about six chains south of Dowery farm-steading; it is the property of the Road Trustees. |
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DOWERY DISH |
Dowery Dish |
Mr J. Newlands Tenant
Mr J. Brown Tenant
Mr R McKenzie Dowery |
017.04 |
Applied to a deep pool in the Gedloch Burn about five chains we[st] of the Bridge of Dowery |
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[signed]
James Gibson c.a. [civilian assistant] |
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CONELOCH |
Coneloch
Coneloch
Coneloch |
Mr Ogilvie Hangingfolds
Mr R. McKenzie Dowery
Mr J Russel Lochbuie |
017.04 |
A shepherd's dwelling-house property of the Right Hon. [Honourable] The Earl of Seafield |
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HILL OF SCARE |
Hill of Scare |
Mr Ogilvie Hangingfolds
Mr R. McKenzie Dowery
Mr J Russel Lochbuie |
017.04 |
A heathy eminence situated about half a mile north-west of Hart Hill; property of the
Right Hon. [Honourable] the Earl of Seafield |
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THIEF'S HOLE |
Thief's Hole |
Mr Ogilvie Hangingfolds
Mr R. McKenzie Dowery
Mr J Russel Lochbuie |
017.04 |
Applied to a small opening, under a rock, said to have been the resort of a robber in ancient times; it is situated at the south end of the Slogg of Gedloch |
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HART HILL |
Hart Hill |
Mr Ogilvie Hangingfolds
Mr R. McKenzie Dowery
Mr J Russel Lochbuie |
017.04 |
A bold heathy eminence, partly in the Parishes of Rothes and Birnie; property of the Right
Hon. [Honourable] the Earl of Seafield |
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[signed]
James Gibson
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BARDENSIDE |
Bardenside
Bardenside
Bardenside |
Mr J. McDonald Tenant
Mr Ogilvie Hangingfolds
Mr R. McKenzie Dowery |
017.04 |
A good and substantial farmstead[ing] and dwelling house; property of the Right Hon. [Honourable] the Earl of Seafield |
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NEWLANDS |
Newlands
Newlands
Newlands |
Mr Ogilvie
Mr R. McKenzie
Mr J. Russel |
017.04 |
Applied to a dwelling-house and ruins of a farm steading property of the Right Hon. [Honourable] the Earl of Seafield. |
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STAR |
Star |
Mr Ogilvie
Mr R. McKenzie
Mr J. Russel |
017.04 |
A small dwelling-house. Situated a little south of Newlands; property of the Right Hon. [Honourable] the Earl of Seafield |
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STRIPE OF FULLFERN |
Stripe of Fullfern |
Mr Ogilvie
Mr R. McKenzie
Mr J. Russel |
017.04 |
A small stream, takes its rise a little south of Star, flows in a northerly direction untill it
joins the Gedloch Burn at the Bridge of Dowery. |
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[signed]
James Gibson
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MANNOCH ROAD |
Mannoch Road |
Charles Grant Dallas
Philip Gordon Dallas
James Young Dallas |
017.04 |
An old drove road extending from the county road near the Manse of Knockando passing over the Mannoch Hill to Thomshill
in this parish a portion of which is held in repair by the proprietor and is Scarcely passable for horse and Cart the remainder is kept in repair by the County and is in
good repair |
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[signed]
James Gray
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CHALYBEATE SPRING |
Chalybeate Spring |
Mr. Russel Lochbuie
Mr. Ogilvie Hangingfolds
Mr. McKenzie Dowery |
017.04 |
Applied to two strongly impregnated mineral springs; situated about ⅛ of a mile south east of the Dish of Loanhead |
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SWINE'S SNOUT |
Swine's Snout |
Mr Russel Lochbuie
Mr Ogilvie Hangingfolds
Mr McKenzie Dowery |
017.04 |
Applied to a peculiar point of land partly in the parishes of Rothes and Birnie property of the Right Hon. [Honourable] the Earl of Seafield. |
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Co. [County] Elgin -- Parish of Birnie
[Signed]
James Gibson
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GEDLOCH BURN |
Gedloch Burn
Gedloch Burn
Gedloch Burn |
Mr J. Russel Lochbuie
Mr Ogilvie Hangingfolds
Mr R. McKenzie Dowery |
017.04 |
Applied to a Stream taking its rise in the Gull Nest and flowing in a north-westerly direction untill it joins the Burn of Bardens about ten chains west of Dowery. |
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RED CRAIGS |
Red Craigs |
Mr J Russel Lochbuie
Mr Ogilvie Hangingfolds
Mr R. McKenzie Dowery |
017.04 |
Applied to two small ravines running paralell to each other, situated about one fourth of
a mile south east of Loanhead. |
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[signed]
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CRAIG OF GEDLOCH |
Craig of Gedloch |
Mr J. Russel Lochbuie
Mr Ogilvie Hangingfolds
Mr R. McKenzie Dowery |
017.04 |
A precipitious rock situated at the south end
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WOOD OF GEDLOCH |
Wood of Gedloch |
Mr J. Russel Lochbuie
Mr Ogilvie Hangingfolds
Mr R. McKenzie Dowery |
012.16 |
A fir plantation situated a little south of the
farm of Gedloch the property of the Right
Honourable the Earl of Seafield |
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[signed]
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CAMSHEIL CRAIG |
Camsheil Craig
Camsheil Craig
Camsheil Craig |
Mr J. Russel Lochbuie
Mr Ogilvie Hangingfolds
Mr R. McKenzie Dowery |
017.04 |
A steep cliff situated at the north west end of the Swines Snout. |
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CORBIES CRAIG |
Corbies Craig |
Mr J. Russel Lochbuie
Mr Ogilvie Hangingfolds
Mr R. McKenzie Dowery |
017.04 |
A precipitious rock situated on the boundary between the Parishes of Rothes & Birnie; about one fourth of a mile south west of Hart Hill |
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GLEN BURN |
Glen Burn |
Mr J. Russel Lochbuie
Mr Ogilvie Hangingfolds
Mr R. McKenzie Dowery |
017.04 |
A medium stream rising in the south eastern extemity of the parish of Birnie and Running
in a south eastern direction until it enters the Parish of Rothes |
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BLAIRIE BURN |
Blairie Burn |
Mr J. Russel Lochbuie
Mr Ogilvie Hangingfolds
Mr R. McKenzie Dowery |
017.04 |
A small stream taking its rise about ½ a mile east of Lochbuie & joining the Glen Burn on the Boundary between the Parishes of Birnie and Rothes. |
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GLEN OF ROTHES |
Glen of Rothes
Glen of Rothes
Glen of Rothes |
Mr Ogilvie Hangingfolds
Mr Mr McKenzie Dowery
Mr J. Russel Lochbuie |
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A conspicious portion of Sloping ground, extending from the eastern point of the village of Rothes into a district known as Cockmuir, it includes a few farm-steadings, and small crofts, also a portion of moor land; it is situated cliefly on the lands of the Right Hon. [Honourable] the Earl of Seafield, and Captain Dunbar of Logie and Birchfield. |
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Co. [County] Elgin -- Parish of Birnie
[signed]
G. Herb Bolland
Capn R Engrs [Captain, Royal Engineers]
11. April 1871.
[signed]
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NAME BOOK
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INDEX
Name of Objects -- Page
Bardens -- 29
Bardenside -- 38
Bible Stone -- 26
Birkenbaud Wood -- 25
Birken Hill -- 19
Birnie -- 1
Blairie Burn -- 44
Blairnhall -- 31
Bridge of Dowery -- 36
Bridge of Hurley -- 8
Bridge of Shougle -- 22
Burnbank -- 26
Burn of Bardens -- 22
Burn of Middleton -- 21
Burn of Rushcrook -- 15
Cairn of Kilforman -- 10
Camp (remains of) -- 17
Camsheil Craig -- 44
Castle Hill -- 18
Castlehill -- 13
Chalybeate Spring -- 33
Chalybeate Spring -- 33
Chalybeate Spring -- 41
Church -- 6
Claypot -- 18
Cockmuir -- 14
Cockmuir Wood -- 25
Coneloch -- 37
Corbies Craig -- 44
Cow Hill -- 23
Craig of Gedloch -- 43
Craigs of Birnie -- 9
Danish Camp -- 24
Dish of Loanhead -- 35
Dowery -- 36
Dowery Dish -- 36
Drum Four -- 20
Duffus Hillock -- 8
Duffushillock -- 7
Dun Cow's Loup -- 20
Dykeside -- 3
Dykeside -- 7
Easterton -- 23
Edinburgh -- 36
Elf Hill -- 23
Fogwet Moss -- 25
Foths -- 13
Foths Burn -- 15
Gedloch -- 27
Ged Loch -- 27
Gedloch Burn -- 42
Glen Burn -- 44
Glen Latterach -- 32
Glenlatterach -- 31
Glen of Rothes -- 45
Grangemeadow -- 26
Greenwards -- 28
Hangingfolds -- 35
Hart Hill -- 37 |
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INDEX Continued
Names of Object -- Page
Hillhead -- 3
Hillhead Wood -- 9
Hill of Scare -- 37
Knock Reich -- 19
Laird's Hole -- 35
Lennoc Burn -- 32
Level -- 16
Linn of Shougle -- 22
Loanhead -- 35
Loch Bouns -- 16
Mannoch Road -- 39
Manse -- 4
Middleton -- 31
Mill of Birnie -- 9
Milltown -- 9
Newlands -- 38
Newlands of Easterton -- 23
North Castlehill -- 13
Paddock Hall -- 4
Palace of Birnie (site of) -- 11
Red Craigs -- 42
Rhynagairn -- 20
River Lossie -- 10
Rushcrook -- 26
Rushcrook -- 15
Russell's School -- 14
School -- 14
Shougle -- 24
Slogg of Gedloch -- 27
Stank House -- 3
Star -- 38
Standing Stone (sculptured) -- 5
Stone Cist -- 17
Stripe of Coneloch -- 28
Stripe of Fullfern -- 38
Swine's Snout -- 41
The Temple -- 33
Thief's Hole -- 37
Thomshill -- 13
Trochail -- 16
Wardend -- 27
Wellbrae -- 25
White Hillock -- 19
Wood of Coneloch -- 28
Wood of Gedloch -- 43
Wood of Level -- 8
Woodside -- 26
Woodside Cottage -- 7 |
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