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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GLEN ORCHILL | Glen Orchill Glen Orchill Glen of the Orchill |
John Watson Esq Keith J G Law Esq, Hole Rev [Reverend] John Fraser, Manse |
019.05 | Glen Orchill may be Said to extend from the Mills of Mulben to the river spey, near the "Boat o Brig", both Sides of the ravine are closely covered with furze and copse wood. "Glen of the Orchill. Further down the river on the estate of Cairnty, in the angle between the Orchill and the Spey, natural oak and birch cover a considerable extent of ground" Statistical Account |
| WOOD OF CAIRNTY | Wood of Cairnty Wood of Cairnty |
John Watson Esq. Keith J.G. Law, Hole Rev [Reverend] John Fraser, Manse |
019.05 | Applies to an extensive range of fir plantation Situated in the North west Corner of the parish of Boharm. property of the Earl of Seafield |
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[page] 35Parish of Boharm, County of Elgin
Note - Glen of the Orchill
"Further down the river on the estate of Cairnty, in the Angle between the Orchill and the spey, natural oak and birch cover a considerable extent of ground". Statistical Account
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hastingleigh, George Burgess
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