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DALLAS [parish] |
Dallas
Dallas
Dallas
Dallas
Dallas
Dallas
Dallas |
Imperial Gazetter
Oliver and Boyd's Almanack
Old Statistical Account
New Statistical Account
Black's Map
Valuation Roll
Morayshire described |
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The Parish of Dallas is in the presbytery of Forres and Synod of Moray, Patron, Gordon Cumming of Altyre Bart. [Baronet] It is bounded on the north by the Parish of Elgin, on the East by the Parish of Birnie, on the West by the Parishes of Rafford and Edinkillie and on the South by the Parish of Knockando.
The Parish of Dallas is situated in the County of Elgin and contains about 23025 statute acres. The Parish Church is near the centre of the Parish a little south of the Village of Dallas. There are no detached portions of the Parish of Dallas in this or any other County, neither are there detached portions of any other Parish, within its limits. There are large plantations and mosses in this Parish, there are also excellent quarries of freestone, with great abundance of grey slate. |
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BUINACH COTTAGE |
Buinach Cottage |
Mr. Miller Tennant
Mr. J Gallon Buinach Hill
Mr W. Smith Easter Kellas |
012.14 |
A dwelling and outhouse. It is the property of the Earl of Fife, Duff Ho. [House] Banffshire. |
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BUINACH SLACK |
Buinach Slack |
Mr. Miller Tennant
Mr. J Gallon Buinach Hill
Mr W. Smith Easter Kellas |
012.14 |
A small hollow Situated between Buinach Cottage and Easter Kellas. It is the property of the Earl of Fife, Duff House Banffshire |
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Co. [County] Elgin -- Ph. [Parish] of Dallas
[signed]
George Dallas |
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BUINACH HILL |
Buinach Hill
Buinach Hill
Buinach Hill |
Estate Plan
Mr A Hendry Blackhillock
Mr J Smith E. [Easter] Kellas |
012.14 |
An extensive hill feature, partly in the parishes of Elgin & Dallas it is partly the property of the Right Hon [Honourable] - the Earl of Fife, and partly that of the Earl of Moray. Duff House. Banffshire |
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EASTER KELLAS |
Easter Kellas
Easter Kellas
Easter Kellas |
Estate Plan
Mr J. Smith Tenant
Mr A Hendry |
012.14 |
A large and comodious farm steading and dwelling house with garden attached property of the Right Honourable, the Earl of Fife Duff House. Banffshire |
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BUINACH WELL |
Buinach Well
Buinach Well
Buinach Well |
Mr J Smith
Mr Hendry
Mr R. Hay Crofts of Buinach |
012.14 |
Applied to a spring well situated about one fourth of a mile north east of the farm steading of Easter Kellas on the property of the Right Hon [Honourable] the Earl of Fife. Duff House Banffshire |
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Co. [County] Elgin -- Parish of Dallas
[signed]
James Gibson C.A. [Civilian Assistant] |
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LITTLE BUINACH |
Little Buinach
Little Buinach
Little Buinach |
Estate Plan
Valuation Roll
Mr A. Hendry |
012.14 |
A small farm steading and dwelling house property of the Right Hon [Honourable] the Earl of Fife. Duff House, Banffshire |
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BLACKHILLOCK |
Blackhillock
Blackhillock
Blackhillock |
Rent Receipt
Mr A. Hendry tenant
Mr Robert Hay |
012.14 |
A crofters dwelling house with garden attached, property of the Right Hon [Honourable] the Earl of Fife. Duff House, Banffshire |
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FAIRY HILLOCK |
Fairy Hillock
Fairy Hillock
Fairy Hillock |
Mr A. Hendry
Mr Robert Hay
Mr J. Smith |
012.14 |
A small hill feature, said to have been the haunt of fairies; situated about 1⁄6 of a mile east of Black hillock property of the Right Hon. [Honourable] the Earl of Fife. Duff House. Banffshire |
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Co. [County] Elgin -- Parish of Dallas
[signed]
James Gibson
C/A [Civilian Assistant] |
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GLEN LATTERACH |
Glen Latterach |
Statistical Account
Mr R. Hay
Mr J. Smith |
017.03 |
A glen partly cultivated extending from a hollow called the Corry in a northerly direction to the confluenace of the Lennoc Burn withe the Lossie partly the property of the Right Honourables the Earl of Seafield, and Fife Duff House. Banffshire |
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LENNOC BURN |
Lennoc Burn |
Estate Plan
Mr R. Hay
Mr J. Smith |
017.03 |
A stream rising in the Corry which flows in a northerly direction through Glen Latterach until it joins the River Lossie near the Dun Cow's Loup it forms part of Eastern boundary of the parish of Dallas and Birnie |
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CROFTS OF BUINACH |
Crofts of Buinach |
Estate Plan
Mr R. Hay Buinach
Mr J. Smith Kellas |
012.15 |
A group of crofts situated at the south foot of Buinach Hill the property of the Right Honourable the Earl of Fife Duff House, Banffshire |
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KNOWS OF BROKENTORE |
Knows of Brokentore |
Mr R. Hay
Mr J. Smith
Mr J. Mitchell Dallas |
012.15 |
Applied to several small hill features situated a little north of Salmon Loup the property of the Right Honourable the Earl of Fife Duff House. Banffshire |
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HOW OF POLNAGYLE |
How of Polnagyle |
Mr R. Hay
Mr J. Smith
Mr J. Mitchell Dallas |
012.15 |
A hollow little north of the Little Ess the property of the Right Honourable the Earl of Fife Duff House Banffshire. |
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Co. [County] Elgin -- Parish of Dallas
[signed]
W.G. Sillifant
Sapr R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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BRIDGE OF CRAIGMILL |
Bridge of Craigmill (county) |
James Mason. Craigmill
John Young. Remechie
John Grant Branchill |
016.03 |
A small bridge crossing Black Burn on the County road leading from Dallas to Forres it is held in repair by the County. |
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Co. [County] Elgin -- Parish of Dallas
[note in pencil]
Black Burn
Blackburn |
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MAINS OF CRAIGMILL |
Mains of Craigmill
Mains of Craigmill
Mains of Craigmill |
James Mason Occupier
John Young Remichie
John Grant Little Branchill |
016.03 |
Comprising a good farm dwelling also other dwellings and a Steading of good farm Offices and Gardens; attached is also a Corn mill situated a few Chains N.W. [North West] of the N.W.L. [North West Line] of Mulundy Wood; proprietor Sir A.P.Gordon Cumming Bart. [Baronet] Altyre By Forres Elginshire |
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REMICHIE |
Remichie
Remichie
Remichie |
James Mason Occupier
John Young Remichie
John Grant Little Branchill |
016.03 |
a well known name of a farm comprising a dwelling house and Garden and also farm Offices. situated about ½ a mile E. [East] of Mains of Craigmill. Proprietor Mr. Grant of Carron, Archiestown. Elginshire |
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BLACKBURN BRIDGE |
Blackburn Bridge (County)
Blackburn Bridge (County)
Blackburn Bridge (County) |
James Mason Occupier
John Young Remichie
John Grant Little Branchill |
016.02; 016.03 |
a well known name of a stone bridge over the burn which forms Dallas Ph [Parish] boundary and of the West branch of road leading from Dallas Village to Forres etc- it is held in repair by the county. |
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Parish of Dallas County of Elgin |
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BACKWOOD |
Backwood |
James Young Dallas
Philip Gordon Dallas
Charles Phin Dallas |
016.03 |
A Small dwelling with garden attached the property of W. Grant Esq. of Elchies & Carron Archiestown, Elginshire |
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GREEN WELLS |
Green Wells |
James Young Dallas
Philip Gordon Dallas
Charles Phin Dallas |
016.03 |
Three ordinary springs with a copious flow of water well adapted for domestic use. |
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CAIRNS |
Cairns |
James Young Dallas
Philip Gordon Dallas
Charles Phin Dallas |
016.03 |
A number of Small irregular conical piles of Stones Said to have been collected by the Picts, for what purpose it is not definately Known but is Said to have covered there dead that fell during the defence of the province against the Danes. |
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HILL OF EDENVEAL |
Hill of Edenveal
Hill of Edenveal
Hill of Edenveal |
R. Walker Esq. Factor
P. McBey Land Surveyor Elgin
Estate Plans 1808 & 1868 |
016.04 |
The name applies to a district on the estate of Edenveal, the property of Sir William Gordon Cumming Bart. [Baronet] of Altyre, Forres, Elginshire It comprises two Farms and a few Crofts. |
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SKATEBRAE |
Skatebrae
Skatebrae
Skatebrae |
R. Walker Esq. Factor
P. McBey Land Surveyor Elgin
Estate Plans 1808 & 1868 |
016.04 |
This name applies to a farm house with Garden etc attached, the property of Sir William Gordon Cumming Bart. [Baronet] of Altyre, Forres, Elginshire |
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GALLOW HILL |
Gallow Hill
Gallow Hill
Gallow Hill |
R. Walker Esq. Factor
P. McBey Land Surveyor Elgin
Estate Plans 1808 & 1868 |
016.04 |
An emminence on the west of the Hill of the Wangie and on the Boundary between Dallas and Pluscarden. It is the property of William Gordon Cumming, Bart. [Baronet] Altyre, Forres. Elginshire |
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EDENVEAL |
Edenveal
Edenveal
Edenveal |
R. Walker Esq. Factor
P. McBey Landsurveyor Elgin
Estate Plans 1808 & 1868 |
016.04 |
A substantial farm house with Offices Garden etc attached, the property of Sir William Gordon Cumming Esq. of Altyre Forres. Elginshire |
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WANGIE |
Wangie
Wangie
Wangie |
R. Walker Esq. Factor
P. McBey Land Surveyor Elgin
Estate Plans 1808 & 1868 |
016.04 |
A small Croft on the hill of the Wangie the property of Sir William Gordon Cumming Baronet of Altyre Forres Elginshire |
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Ph [Parish] of Dallas -- Co. [County] Elgin |
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BLACK BURN |
Black Burn |
John Grant Branchill
Thomas Cameron Branchill
John Nairn Branchill
New Stat [Statistical] Account |
016.03 |
A small stream rising from the Romach Loch in the parish of Edenkellie flowing in a north easterly direction until it enters the River Lossie at Pittendreich near Elgin it forms a division of the parish part of its course. |
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Co. [County] Elgin -- Parish of Dallas
[signed]
James Gray
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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TOMNAMAIN |
Tomnamain |
Valuation Roll 1866-7
Thomas Smith Occupier
John Grant Branchill |
016.06 |
A small farm Steading the property of W Grant Esq. of Elchies & Carron. Carron Craigellachies Elginshire |
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LITTLE BRANCHILL |
Little Branchill |
Valuation Roll 1866-7
Thomas Smith Occupier
John Grant Branchill |
016.06 |
An ordinary farm Steading the property of W. Grant Esq of Elchies and Carron. Carron Craigellachie Elginshire |
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WASHINGCOT ROCKS |
Washingcot Rocks |
Thomas Smith
John Grant
John Nairn Branchill |
016.06 |
A few rocks on the South bank of Black Burn well known by the name. |
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Co. [County] Elgin -- Parish of Dalls
[signed]
James Gray
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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CRAIGTOWN |
Craigtown |
Mr James Riach Tenant
Mr James Mason Blackburn
Mr James Smith Dallas Lodge |
016.07 |
A crofters dwelling house with offices attached; it is the property of W. Grant Esqr of Wester Elchies & Carron. Carron Craigellachie Elginshire |
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GREY STONE |
Grey Stone |
Mr James Riach Tenant
Mr James Mason Blackburn
Mr James Smith Dallas Lodge |
016.07 |
A large grey boulder lying on the north side of the Hill of Mulundy, about ten chains from Craigtown. |
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HILL OF MULUNDY |
Hill of Mulundy |
Mr Charles Phin Dallas
Mr J Smith Dallas Lodge
Mr J Howeson Dallas Lodge |
016.07 |
A bold wooded eminence situated about a mile North-West of the village of Dallas. It is the property of Sir W.G. Cumming of Altyre & Gordonstown and W. Grant Esq. of Wester Elchies and Carron. Carron Elginshire |
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Co. [County] Elgin -- Parish of Dallas
[signed]
James Gibson
C/A [Civilian Assistant] |
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NETHER BRANCHILL |
Nether Branchill |
Rent Receipt
Valuation Roll
Mr J McPhail Tenant |
016.07 |
A small farm steading & dwelling house. property of W. Grant Esq. of Wester Elchies & Carron. Carron Elginshire |
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EASTER LITTLE BRANCHILL |
Easter Little Branchill
Easter Little Branchill |
Rent Receipt
Valuation Roll
Mr J Cameron Tenant |
016.07 |
A farm steading and dwelling house, property of W. Grant Esq. of Wester Elchies & Carron. Carron Elginshire |
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EASTPARKS OF BRANCHILL |
Eastparks of Branchill
Eastparks of Branchill |
Rent Receipt
Valuation Roll
Mr J Smith Tenant |
016.07 |
A crofters dwelling house with offices attached, it is the property of W. Grant Esq. of Wester Elchies and Carron. Carron Elginshire |
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Co. [County] Elgin -- Parish of Dallas
[signed]
James Gibson
C/A [Civilian Assistant] |
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DOUAL BURN |
Doual Burn |
Philip Gordon Dallas
James Young Dallas
Revd [Reverend] J McDonald Dallas |
016.07 |
A small Stream rising about ¼ mile west of Eastparks of Branchill flowing eastward until it enters the R. [River] Lossie about ½ Mile east of the Village of Dallas. |
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BLACKBURN |
Blackburn |
Philip Gordon Dallas
James Young Dallas
Revd [Reverend] J McDonald Dallas |
016.03 |
Two Small dwelling houses and Smithy the property of W. Grant Esqr of Elchies and Carron |
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Co. [County] Elgin -- Parish of Dallas
[signed]
James Gray
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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RHININVER |
Rhininver |
Rent Receipt
Valuation Roll
Estate Plan |
016.07 |
A large farm steading and dwelling house situated about a mile North west of the Village of Dallas, it is the property of Sir W. G. Cumming of Altyre and Gordonstown Altyre. Elginshire |
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DALLAS LODGE |
Dallas Lodge |
Estate Plan
Mr J. Smith Dallas Lodge
Mr J. Howeson Dallas Lodge |
016.07 |
A large shooting lodge, situated North-west of the Village of Dallas It is the property of Sir W. G. Cumming of Altyre and Gordonstown. * There is a small gaswork erected to supply the lodge with gas, it is private * Altyre Forres Elginshire |
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Co. [County] Elgin -- Parish of Dallas
[signed]
James Gibson
C/A [Civilian Assistant] |
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LOCH OF RHININVER |
Loch of Rhiniver |
Estate Plan
Mr James Young
Mr William Gregor |
016.08 |
A small loch Situated about ½ mile north west of the Village of Dallas |
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CRAIGEND |
Craigend |
Estate Plan
Mr Alexander Findlay. Craigend
Mr Alex Gregor. Dallas |
016.08 |
A Farm house and outhouses Situated on the north side of the River Lossie. About ½ mile east of Dallas. It is the property of Sir W. G Cumming Bart. [Baronet] Altyre, Forres Elginshire. |
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Parish of Dallas -- Co. [County] Elgin
[signed]
George Dallas |
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TOR CASTLE (Remains of) |
Tor Castle (Built 1400) (Remains of) |
Estate. Plan
Mr James Young. Dallas
Revd [Reverend] J McDonald Dallas
New Stat. [Statistical] Account |
016.08 |
The remains of an ancient castle built by Sir Thomas Cumming of Altyre anno 1400 it was formerly the stronghold of the Cummings the ancestors of the present proprietors. It is situated in a plain at the foot of the hill of the Wangie on the north bank of the Doual Burn and is said to have been defended by a moat the vestiges of which are Still to be seen - the whole of which are inserted on trace only a small portion of the north west part of the Castle wall now remains and the side of a tower on the South east angle of the ancient building is still traceable |
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TOWER (Remains of) [Tor Castle] |
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016.08 |
The remains of an ancient castle built by Sir Thomas Cumming of Altyre anno 1400 it was formerly the stronghold of the Cummings the ancestors of the present proprietors. It is situated in a plain at the foot of the hill of the Wangie on the north bank of the Doual Burn and is said to have been defended by a moat the vestiges of which are Still to be seen - the whole of which are inserted on trace only a small portion of the north west part of the Castle wall now remains and the side of a tower on the South east angle of the ancient building is still traceable |
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MOAT (Remains of [Tor Castle] |
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016.08 |
The remains of an ancient castle built by Sir Thomas Cumming of Altyre anno 1400 it was formerly the stronghold of the Cummings the ancestors of the present proprietors. It is situated in a plain at the foot of the hill of the Wangie on the north bank of the Doual Burn and is said to have been defended by a moat the vestiges of which are Still to be seen - the whole of which are inserted on trace only a small portion of the north west part of the Castle wall now remains and the side of a tower on the South east angle of the ancient building is still traceable |
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GATEWAY (Site of [Tor Castle] |
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016.08 |
The remains of an ancient castle built by Sir Thomas Cumming of Altyre anno 1400 it was formerly the stronghold of the Cummings the ancestors of the present proprietors. It is situated in a plain at the foot of the hill of the Wangie on the north bank of the Doual Burn and is said to have been defended by a moat the vestiges of which are Still to be seen - the whole of which are inserted on trace only a small portion of the north west part of the Castle wall now remains and the side of a tower on the South east angle of the ancient building is still traceable |
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Parish of Dallas -- Co. [County] Elgin
[signed]
James Gray
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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DOUAL BRIDGE |
Doual Bridge |
Mr James Young. Teacher Dallas
Mr A Sutherland. Park
Mr William Gregor. Dallas |
016.08 |
A Bridge of one arch Spanning the Doual Burn on the road leading from Forres to Dallas. It is the property of the road trustees. |
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KIRKTON GREEN |
Kirkton Green |
Mr James Young. Teacher Dallas
Mr A Sutherland. Park
Mr William Gregor. Dallas |
016.08 |
A small wood Situated at the west end of the Village of Dallas. it is the property of Sir William Gordon Cumming Bart. [Baronet] Altyre, Forres. Elginshire |
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FREE CHURCH [Dallas] |
Free Church |
Revd [Reverend]
W. Davidson Minister
Revd [Reverend] J McDonald Dallas
Mr James Young |
016.08 |
A neat stone edifice seated to accommodate 700 persons, The sittings of which are all allocated. It is the property of the Congregation. |
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MANSE [Free Church] |
Manse |
Revd [Reverend] W. Davidson Minister
Revd [Reverend] J McDonald Dallas
Mr James Young |
016.08 |
A small but neat mansion the fixed residence of the Free Church Minister. It is the property of the Sustentation Fund |
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COTS OF RHININVER |
Cots of Rhininver |
Revd [Reverend] W. Davidson Minister
Revd [Reverend] J McDonald Dallas
Mr James Young |
016.08 |
A dwelling house and outhouse Situated about ½ mile north of the Village of Dallas. It is the property of Sir W. G. Cumming Bart. [Baronet] Altyre Forres Elginshire |
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Parish of Dallas -- Co. [County] Elgin
[signed]
George Dallas |
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BLACKPOOL |
Blackpool |
Mr J Grant Dallas
Mr A Gregor
Mr W Gregor |
016.08 |
A Crofters dwelling house Situated at the west end of the Village of Dallas. It is the property of Sir W. G Cumming Bart. [Baronet] Altyre Forres Elginshire |
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DALLAS [village] |
Dallas |
Mr J Grant Dallas
Mr A Gregor
Mr W Gregor |
016.08 |
A small village Consisting of one Principal Street running parallel to the County Road leading from Archiestown to Forres and a few small lanes leading of the said Street at right angles. It Comprises a Post Office Smithy and two small Public Houses; the Parish and Free Churches are in the immediate Vicinity also the Parish School. Sir W. Gordon Cumming Bart. [Baronet] of Altyre and Gordonstown is Superior |
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Parish of Dallas -- Co. [County] Elgin
[signed]
George Dallas |
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HILLOCKHEAD |
Hillockhead |
Estate Plan
Mr J Young Dallas
Mr W Gregor |
016.08 |
Two Small farms, outhouses, Dwelling house, Saw mill and Carding mill. The property of Sir W. Gordon Cumming Bart. [Baronet] Altyre Forres Elginshire |
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GALLOW HILL |
Gallow Hill |
Estate Plan
Mr J Young Dallas
Mr W Gregor Dallas |
016.08 |
A wooded hillock. The place where Criminals were executed in the Feudal times. It is the property of Sir W Gordon Cumming Bart [Baronet] Altyre Forres Elginshire |
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BRIDGE OF LOSSIE |
Bridge of Lossie (County) |
Mr J Young, Dallas
Mr H Gregor Dallas
Mr W Gregor Dallas |
016.08 |
A Small Bridge spanning the River Lossie on the County road leading from Black Boal to Forres. It is held in repair by the County |
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Parish of Dallas -- Co. [County] Elgin
[signed]
George Dallas |
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POST OFFICE [Dallas] |
Post Office |
Mr R. Nicol Postmaster
Mr J Young Dallas
Mr A Gregor Dallas |
016.08 |
A portion of a private house Separate for postal transactions. Letters arrive here on weekdays from Forres at 6.0 pm and are dispatched at 7.30am. There is no arrival or dispatch on Sundays. The major office is Forres.
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Parish of Dallas -- Co. [County] Elgin
[signed]
George Dallas |
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SCHOOL [Dallas] |
School (mixed) |
Revd [Reverend] J McDonald Minister
Mr J Young, Teacher
Revd [Reverend] W Davidson, Free Church Minister |
016.08 |
A mixed School has the dick bequest and £30.17.6 from Sir W.G. Cumming of Altyre, £10.4.9½ from the Trustees of the Earl of Fife £11.7.8½ fom W Grant Esq. of Carron, a free house and garden valued at £10- per annum. together with the Scholars fees completes the teachers Salary. The Average attendance about 90. |
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[signed]
James Gray
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TOM CHASTLE |
Tom Chastle |
Estate Plan
Revd [Reverend] J McDonald Dallas
Mr J Young Teacher |
016.08 |
A very bold conical eminence Situate on the lands of W G. Cumming of Altyre Bart. [Baronet] Forres Elginshire |
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GERVAUL |
Gervaul |
Estate Plan
Revd [Reverend] J McDonald Dallas
Mr J Young Teacher |
016.08 |
A Small neat dwelling house with garden attached, the property of Sir W.G. Cumming of Altyre. Bart. [Baronet] Forres Elginshire |
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GALLOW SLACK |
Gallow Slack |
James Young Dallas
Philip Gordon Dallas
George Scott Dallas |
016.08 |
A deep narrow ravine on the South Slope of the Hill of Wangie. The property of W. Gordon Cumming Bart [Baronet] Altyre, Forres. Elginshire |
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HATTON |
Hatton |
James Young Dallas
Philip Gordon Dallas
George Scott Dallas |
016.08 |
A large farm Steading the property of Sir W.G.
Cumming of Altyre Bart [Baronet] Forres Elginshire |
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TORCHASTLE |
Torchastle |
Estate Plan
Rent Receipt
Mr J Young Teacher Dallas |
016.08 |
A Farm house and outhouses the property of Sir W Gordon Cumming Bart [Baronet] Altyre. Forres. Elginshire |
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WHITE HILLOCK |
White Hillock |
Mr James Young Teacher, Dallas
Mr Donald Grant Torchastle
Mr A Young. |
016.08 |
A hillock Situated on the South east Side of Dallas partly Wooded and Cultivated It is the property of Sir W G Cumming Bart. [Baronet] Altyre Forres. Elginshire |
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WOODSIDE |
Woodside |
Mr James Young
Mr D Grant
Mr A. Young |
016.08 |
A Dwelling house, outhouses and Croft. Situated about ½ mile S.E. [South East] of the Village of Dallas. It is the property of Sir W G Cumming Bart [Baronet] Altyre Forres. Elginshire |
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Co. [County] Elgin -- Parish of Dallas
[signed]
George Dallas |
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BURN OF ALLTNAFOURACK |
Burn of Alltnafourack |
John Grant Branchill
Thomas Cameron Branchill
John Nairn Branchill
Plan of Edinkillie
Estate Plan |
016.10 |
A Small Stream rising on the north west base of Mill Buie flowing northward until it enters the Black Burn it forms the parish boundary the whole of its course. |
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RINAVEY |
Rinavey
Rinavey
Rinavey |
Valuation Roll
Mr J. McIntosh Occupier
Mr John Grant Little Branchill |
016.10 |
indicates the name of a farm comprising a farm dwelling house and Garden and a Steading of good farm Offices Situated abt. [about] ½ a mile S. [South] of Little Branchill and abt. [about] ½ a mile S.E. [South East] of Tomnamain- proprietor Mr Grant of Carron - name originated from Raoh a' Bhìdh i.e. Field or Place of food etc. Carron, Elginshire |
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MILL BUIE |
Mill Buie |
J McIntosh
John Grant
James Young, Dallas |
016.10 |
A bold heathy eminence partly Situated within this parish the Same being the Property of Sir W.G. Cumming of Altyre Bart. [Baronet] and W Grant Esq of Elchies & Carron. Carron Craigellachie Elginshire |
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SLACKS OF COLDHOME |
Slacks of Coldhome |
Mr Cumming Branchill
Mr J. Nairn Branchill
Mr G. Douglas Blackmire |
016.11 |
A farmsteading and dwelling house with offices attached situated ½ a mile south of Easter Meikle Branchill the property of W. Grant of Wester Elchies and Carron, Carron. Craigellachie Elginshire |
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WESTER MEIKLE BRANCHILL |
Wester Meikle Branchill |
Valuation Roll
Mr R. Cumming Tenant
Mr J. Nairn Easter Meikle Branchill |
016.11 |
A farmsteading and dwelling house with offices attached - situated nearly ½ a mile north west of Coldhome the property of W. Grant Esq. of Wester Elchies and Carron. Carron Craigellachie Elginshire |
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EASTER MEIKLE BRANCHILL |
Easter Meikle Branchill |
Valuation Roll
Mr R. Cumming Tenant
Mr J. Nairn Easter Meikle Branchill |
016.11 |
A farmsteading and dwelling house with offices attached the property of W. Grant Esq. of Wester Elchies and Carron Carron. Craigellachie Elginshire |
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COLDHOME |
Coldhome |
Valuation Roll
Mr J. Cruickshank Tenant
Mr G. Douglas Blackmire |
016.11 |
A large farmsteading and dwelling house with offices and garden attached the property of W. Grant Esq of Wester Elchies and Carron, Carron Craigellachie. Elginshire |
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DITCHHEAD |
Ditchhead |
Mr R. Philip Tenant
Mr J. Cruickshank
Mr G. Douglas |
016.11 |
Applied to two dwelling houses with gardens attached the property of Sir W. G. Cumming of Altyre and Gordonstown. Forres Elginshire |
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SLACKEND |
Slackend |
Mr R Philip Tenant
Mr J. Cruickshank
Mr G. Douglas |
016.11 |
A small farmsteading with dwelling house attached situated a little north west of Rinagoup the property of W. Grant Esq of Wester Elchies and Carron. Carron. Craigellachie Elginshire |
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Co. [County] Elgin -- Parish of Dallas
[signed]
WG Sillifant
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RINAGOUP |
Rinagoup |
Estate Plan
Mr A. Bluntach Tenant
Mr John Cameron Slackend |
016.11 |
Applied to 3 farmsteadings and dwelling houses with offices attached the property of Sir W.G.Cumming of Altyre and Gordonstown Altyre. Forres. Elginshire |
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GOAT BURN |
Goat Burn |
Mr J. Cameron Slackend
Mr J. Cruickshank Coldhome
Mr G. Douglas Blackmire |
016.11 |
A small stream rising about ½ a mile north of Mill Buie and flows in a northerly direction until it joins the Black Burn |
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HUMMEL BURN |
Hummel Burn |
Mr J. Cameron Slackend
Mr J. Cruickshank Coldhome
Mr G. Douglas Blackmire |
016.11 |
A small stream rising nearly ½ a mile west of Cold Wells which flows in a northerly diection until it joins the Doual Burn |
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COLDWELLS |
Coldwells |
Mr J. McKenzie, Tenant
Mr G. Douglas Blackmire
Mr G. Kenneth Blackmire |
016.11 |
A farmsteading and dwelling house of one story with gaden attached the property of W. Grant Esq of Wester Elchies and Carron |
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BLACKMIRE |
Blackmire |
Mr J. McKenzie Tenant
Mr G. Douglas Blackmire
Mr G. Kenneth Blackmire |
016.11 |
A farmsteading and dwelling house with offices attached situated a little east of Coldwells the property of Sir W. G. Cumming of Altyre and Gordonstown |
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W.G.Sillifant
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EASTER SLACKS |
Easter Slacks |
J. McKenzie Coldwells
George Philip Auchness
Lewis Douglas Scottackleys |
016.11 |
A small dwelling house with garden etc attached, the property of William Grant Esq. of Carron Carron. Craigellachie, Elginshire |
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DOUGLAS COTTAGE |
Douglas Cottage
Douglas Cottage
Douglas Cottage |
J. McKenzie Coldwells
George Philip Auchness
Lewis Douglas Scottackleys |
016.11 |
A small cottage with garden etc attached, from which in clear weather, portions of Seven Counties May be seen viz. Elgin, Banff, Nairn Caithness, Sutherland, Ross, and Inverness Shires. It is on the property of W. Grant Esq. of Carron Carron. Craigellachie. Elginshire |
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LEONACHHILL |
Leonachhill
Leonachhill
Leonachhill |
J. McKenzie Coldwells
George Philip Auchness
Lewis Douglas Scottackleys |
016.11 |
A small dwelling house with offices, garden etc attached the property of William Grant Esq. of Elchies. Carron Craigellachie Elginshire |
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FEMALE SCHOOL |
Female School
Female School
Female School |
Revd [Reverend] John McDonald
Mr James Young, Teacher |
016.12 |
A school in connection with the Established Church supported partly by subscriptions from the Parish, partly from the General Assembly's Education Scheme and partly by School fees. Average number of scholars throughout the year, 40 |
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MANSE COTTAGE |
Manse Cottage
Manse Cottage
Manse Cottage |
Revd [Reverend] John McDonald
Mr James Young, Teacher |
016.12 |
A thatched dwellinghouse, the residence of the Female School Teacher, situated close to the Manse |
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SANDY HAUGH |
Sandy Haugh
Sandy Haugh
Sandy Haugh |
Revd [Reverend] John McDonald
Mr James Young, Teacher |
016.12 |
An arable field situated between the base of a steep bank and the River Lossie a short distance south of the Manse. Property of Sir William Gordon Cumming Bart. [Baronet] Altyre Forres Elginshire |
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THE OUGHTS |
The Oughts
The Oughts
The Oughts |
Estate Plan
Mr James Young, Teacher, Dallas
Mr Daniel Grant, Dallas |
016.12 |
A portion of arable land about half a mile south of the village of Dallas. It is surrounded by wood on the South and west and slopes toward the River Lossie-Property of Sir William G. Cumming Bart. [Baronet] Altyre Forres Elginshire |
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STRIPE OF CARSINSHELLACH |
Stripe of Carsinshellach
Stripe of Carsinshellach |
Mr James Young
Mr William Grigor, Dallas
Mr Alexander Grigor, Dallas |
016.08; 016.12 |
A small stream which rises west of Rinagoup, and passing close to the south west end of the village of Dallas, joins the Doual Burn a short distance south of Loch Rhininver. |
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TOM DUGARD |
Tom Dugard
Tom Dugard
Tom Dugard
Toumdugard |
Mr James Young
Mr William Grigor, Dallas
Mr Alexander Grigor, Dallas
Estate Plan |
016.12 |
A considerable extent of slightly elevated land, covered with fir wood, about a mile south of the village of Dallas, and between the Moss of Leonach and the River Lossie. Property of Sir William G. Cumming Bart. [Baronet] Altyre Forres. Elginshire |
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Parish of Dallas- County of Elgin
[signed]
John McKeith
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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CHURCH |
Church
Church
Church |
Revd [Reverend] John McDonald.
Mr James Young, Teacher, Dallas
Statistical Account |
016.12 |
"The Church of Dallas is situated very near the centre of the parish. It is distant from the nearest boundary about 4 miles and from the farthest Six. It was built in 1794. It accommodates only 400 Sitters" Extract from the New Statistical Account - dated 1842.
The date on the belfry is 1793. The "stone weather beaten effigy of St. Michael" mentioned in the Statistical Account as lying at the foot of the cross, has disappeared. |
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MANSE [parish church] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Revd [Reverend] John McDonald
Mr James Young, Teacher, Dallas
Statistical Account |
016.12 |
A commodious building situated on the west bank of the Lossie and a short distance south of the Church Erected in 1783. |
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MARKET CROSS [Dallas Parish Churchyard] |
Market Cross
Market Cross
Market Cross |
Revd [Reverend] John McDonald
Mr James Young, Teacher, Dallas
Statistical Account |
016.12 |
"In the centre of the church-yard there still remains entire, a cross where the people were once accustomed to hold their markets on Sundays. It is twelve feet high consisting of one stone set on a stone pedestal about three feet and a half square and its capital a fleur-de-lis" Extract from Statistical Account. |
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[signed]
John McKeith
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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ST MICHAEL'S WELL |
St. Michael's Well
St. Michael's Well
St. Michael's Well |
Estate Plan
Mr James Young, Teacher Dallas
Statistical Account |
016.12 |
A spring situated at the side of a small arable field between the public road and the River Lossie and directly west of the graveyard. In the article "Hydrography" in the New Statistical Account it is thus mentioned -"There is an excellent spring, which passes through gravel and rock, of a very soft nature, which had been a favorite well and dedicated to St. Michael, the patron St. of the parish." |
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COTBRAE |
Cotbrae
Cotbrae
Cotbrae |
Estate Plan
Mr James Young
Mr William Findlay, Ardoch |
016.12 |
A small dwellinghouse situated on the farm of Ardoch and about half a mile from the village of Dallas. Property of Sir William G. Cumming Bart. [Baronet] Altyre Forres. Elginshire. |
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PLANTATION OF HILLOCKHEAD |
Plantation of Hillockhead
Plantation of Hillockhead |
Estate Plan
Mr James Young
Mr Daniel Grant, Dallas |
016.12 |
A large extent of fir wood situated half a mile east of the village of Dallas. Property of Sir William Gordon Cumming, Bart. [Baronet] Altyre Forres. Elginshire |
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HARD HILLOCK |
Hard Hillock
Hard Hillock
Hard Hillock |
Estate Plan
Mr James Young, Teacher Dallas
Mr Lewis Douglas, Scottackleys |
016.12 |
A ruin situated east of the plantation of Hillockhead; property of Sir William G. Cumming Bart. [Baronet] Altyre. Situated in a Slight eminence the name more particularly reference to the eminence Forres. Elginshire |
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MOSS OF LEONACH |
Moss of Leonach
Moss of Leonach
Moss of Leonach |
Estate Plan
Mr James Young, Teacher, Dallas
Mr James Mann, Stoneyford |
016.12 |
A large extent of Moss south of Tomdugard; property of Sir William G. Cumming Bart. [Baronet] Altyre. Forres Elginshire. |
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STRIPE OF TOMDUGARD |
Stripe of Tomdugard
Stripe of Tomdugard
Stripe of Tomdugard |
Mr James Young
Mr James Mann
Mr Lewis Douglas |
016.12 |
A small stream which rises at the south edge of the Moss of Leonach and flowing through the moss, joins the river Lossie below Stoneyford. |
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[Moss of Leonach] It is bounded on the north by Tom Dugard on the west by Stoneyford and Craigroy on the South by the road leading from Craigroy to Blackmuir and on the west by Rinagoup.
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John McKeith
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STONYFORD |
Stonyford
Stonyford
Stonyford |
Estate Plan
Mr James Mann, Tenant
Mr James Young, Teacher, Dallas |
016.12 |
A farmsteading with offices attached property of Sir William G. Cumming Bart, [Baronet] Altyre. Forres. Elginshire |
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ARDOCH |
Ardoch
Ardoch
Ardoch |
Estate Plan
Valuation Roll 1866-7
Mr William Findlay, Tenant |
016.12 |
A substantial farmsteading with offices attached; property of Sir William G. Cumming Bart. [Baronet] Altyre. Forres, Elginshire |
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CRAIG OF MERAN HAY |
Craig of Meran Hay
Craig of Meran Hay
Craig of Meran Hay |
Estate Plan
Mr James Young
Mr Daniel Grant, Dallas |
016.12 |
A very steep bank covered with natural wood, situated close to the east bank of the River Lossie and about a quarter of a mile west of Burnside farmsteading property of Sir William G. Cumming Bart. [Baronet] Altyre. Forres Elginshire |
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SCOTTACKLEYS |
Scottackleys
Scottackleys
Scottachleys |
Estate Plan
Mr Lewis Douglas
Valuation Roll 1866-7 |
016.12 |
A farm with dwelling house and offices attached; property of Sir William G. Cumming Bart. [Baronet] Altyre. Forres. Elginshire |
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WHITEMOSS |
Whitemoss
Whitemoss
Whitemoss |
Estate Plan
Mr Lewis Douglas
Valuation Roll 1866-7 |
016.12 |
A croft with dwelling house and offices attached; property of Sir William G. Cumming Bart. [Baronet] Altyre. Forres. Elginshire |
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MOSS OF DELNAHAUGH |
Moss of Delnahaugh
Moss of Delnahaugh
Moss of Delnahaugh |
Mr James Young, Teacher, Dallas
Mr Lewis Douglas
Mr D. Grant, Dallas |
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A considerable extent of moss east of the plantation of Hillockhead; property of Sir William G. Cumming Bart. [Baronet] Altyre. Forres. Elginshire |
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BURNSIDE |
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside |
Estate Plan
Valuation Roll 1866-7
Mr James Young, Teacher, Dallas |
016.12 |
A farm with dwellinghouse and offices attached; property of Sir William G. Cumming Bart. [Baronet] Altyre. Forres. Elginshire |
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BERRYKNOWES |
Berryknowes
Berryknowes
Berryknowes |
Estate Plan
Mr James Young
Mr Thomas Anderson, Tenant |
016.12 |
A dwelling house of one storey; property of Sir William G. Cumming Bart. [Baronet] Altyre. Forres. Elginshire |
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CORN MILL [River Lossie] |
Mill (corn)
Mill (corn)
Mill (corn) |
Mr James Young.
Mr Philip, Miller
Mr James Mann, Stoneyford |
016.12 |
A mill for grinding corn situated near the River Lossie and about a mile and a quarter south of the village of Dallas. Motive power water. On the property of Sir William G. Cumming Bart. [Baronet] Altyre. Forres. Elginshire |
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John McKeith
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LITTLE CAIRN |
Little Cairn |
Estate Plan
Mr John Phillip Clashninian
Mr John McKenzie Rinagoup |
016.15 |
A small hill situated ¼ of a mile south east of the upper Moss of Leonach the property of Sir A.P.G Cumming of Altyre and Gordonstown. Altyre Forres. Elginshire |
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MEIKLE CAIRN |
Meikle Cairn |
Estate Plan
Mr John Phillip Clashninian
Mr John McKenzie Rinagoup |
016.15 |
A prominent hill situated a little south west of the Little Cairn the property of Sir A.P.G. Cumming of Altyre and Gordonstown Forres. Elginshire |
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Mill Buie [entry is crossed out on this page]
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W G Sillifant
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UPPER MOSS OF LEONACH |
Upper Moss of Leonach |
Estate Plan
Mr J. Phillip Clashninian
Mr J. McKenzie Rinagoup |
016.15 |
Applied to 3 separate portions of heath Moss the property of Sir A. P. G. Cumming Bart. [Baronet] of Altyre and Gordonstown Altyre Forres. Elginshire |
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TOM NA MOIN |
Tom na Moin |
Estate Plan
Mr J. Phillip Clashninian
Mr J. McKenzie Rinagoup |
016.15 |
A small hill feature Situated a little north of BreaKry the property of Sir A.P.G. Cumming Bart. [Baronet] of Altyre and Gordonstown. Altyre. Forres Elginshire |
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BREACKRY |
Breackry |
Estate Plan
Mr J. Phillip Clashninian
Mr J. McKenzie Rinagoup |
016.15 |
A dwelling and out house ¼ of a mile south east of Tom na Moin the property of Sir A.P.G. Cumming Bart. [Baronet] of Altyre and Gordonstown Altyre. Forres. Elginshire |
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Upper Moss of Leonach "This being a subordinate part of the Moss of Leonach and much smaller it is written in Roman Print" (Reply to Remark 24) [signed initials] J.G.G. 27.7.71 |
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CRAIGS OF SLUGGAN |
Craigs of Sluggan |
Estate Plan
Mr J. Philip Chashninian
Mr J. McKenzie Rinagoup |
016.15 |
A portion of rough broken ground situated little more than ¼ of a mile south west of BreacKry on the property of Sir A. P. G. Cumming Bart. [Baronet] of Altyre and Gordonstown, Altyre Forres. Elginshire |
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CLASH NINIAN |
Clash Ninian |
Estate Plan
Mr J Philip Chashninian
Mr J McKenzie Rinagoup |
016.15 |
A hollow portion of ground situated ½ Mile South of Mill Buie the property of Sir A. P. G. Cumming of Altyre and Gordonstown Altyre. Elginshire |
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CLASHNINIAN |
Clashninian |
Estate Plan
Mr J. Philip Chashninian
Mr J. McKenzie Rinagoup |
016.15 |
A crofters dwelling of one story the property of Sir A. P. G. Cumming Bart. [Baronet] of Altyre and Gordonstown Altyre. Elginshire |
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LOCH LINKOCK |
Loch Linkock |
Mr J. Phillip Chashninian
Mr J. McKenzie Rinagoup
Mr J. Douglas Blackmire |
016.15 |
A small loch surrounded with a marsh about 28 chains south east of Clashninian on the property of Sir A. P. G. Cumming Bart. [Baronet] of Altyre and Gordonstown Altyre. Elginshire |
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ROUND HILLOCK |
Round Hillock |
R Estate Plan
Mr John McKenzie
Mr J. Douglas |
016.15 |
A small conical hillock nearly ½ a mile east of Clashninian the property of Sir A. P. G. Cumming Bart. [Baronet] of Altyre and Gordonstown Altyre. Elginshire |
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LOCH NA SPAIRD |
Loch na Spaird |
R Estate Plan
Mr John McKenzie
Mr J. Douglas |
016.15 |
A small loch ½ mile south of the Little Cain on the property of Sir A. P. G. Cumming Bart. [Baronet] of Altyre and Gordonstown Altyre. Forres Elginshire |
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SLUGGAN BURN |
Sluggan Burn |
Estate Plan
Mr J. McKenzie Rinagoup
Mr J. Philip, Clashninian |
016.15 |
A small stream rising in the eastern extremity of the Craigs of Sluggans and flowing in a easterly direction until it falls into the Burn of Auchness |
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Co. [County] Elgin -- Parish of Dallas
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W.G. Sillifant
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LEONACH |
Leonach
Leonach
Leonach |
Mr William Cumming Occupier
Estate Map dated 1808 & 1858
Valuation Roll & Stat. [Statistical] Account |
016.16 |
Indicates the name of a farm comprising a good steading of farm offices a dwelling house and garden etc Situated about ½ a mile W. [West] of Craigroy or abt.[about] 60 Ch. [Chains] W. [West] of the confluence of Auchness Burn & River Lossie Proprietor Sir A.P. Gordon Cumming of Altyre Bart. [Baronet] English 'marshy' or abounding with marshes Altyre, Forres. Elginshire |
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CRAIGROY |
Craigroy
Craigroy
Craigroy |
Mr Alexander Lawson Occupier
Estate Map dated 1808 & 1858
Valuation Roll etc etc |
016.16 |
a farm comprising good farm offices with a dwelling house and garden situated a little S.W. [South West] of the Confluence of Auchness Burn & River Lossie it is the property of Sir W.G. Cumming of Altyre Bart. [Baronet] Altyre Forres Elginshire |
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BETHLEHEM |
Bethlehem
Bethlehem
Bethlehem |
Mr John Anderson Occupier
Estate Plan dated 1858 revd [revised] from 1808
Valuation Roll etc |
016.16 |
a steading of good farm offices with a garden and a dwelling house situated about ½ a Mile S.S.E [South South East] of Craigroy farm and is a well known name and is the property of Sir W.G. Cumming of Altyre. Bart. [Baronet] Altyre. Forres. Elginshire |
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TOMCORK |
Tomcork
Tomcork
Tomcork |
Mr J Anderson Occupier
Estate plan dated 1858 revd [revised] from 1808
Valuation Roll etc |
016.16 |
The name of a farm comprising a dwelling house and garden and good farm offices situated on the N. [North] bank of River Lossie and about 30 chains N.E. [North East] of Bethlehem. it is the property of Sir W.G. Cumming of Altyre Bart. [Baronet] Altyre. Forres. Elginshire |
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Parish of Dallas County of Elgin |
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WINDYKNOWES |
Windyknowes
Windyknowes
Windyknowes |
Estate plan revd [revised] from date 1808 to 1858
Mr J Anderson Tomcork
Mr William Anderson Ballachraggan |
016.16 |
a small croft comprising a dwelling house an out house and a garden and situated about 12 chains N. [North] of Tomcork farm proprietor Sir W. G. Gordon Cum.g [Cumming] of Altyre Forres. Elginshire |
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CÙIL ARDAIN |
Cuil Ardain
Cuil Ardain
Cuil Ardain |
Mr J. Anderson Tomcork
Mr William Anderson Ballachraggan
Mr J Anderson Bethlehem |
016.16 |
indicates the name of a conspicuous feature situated about 14 chains S.E. [South East]of Tomcork " A'Chuil Ardain" signifies the "Corner (little) eminence" etc etc The property of WG. Cuming Altyre. Forres Elginshire |
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AUCHNESS |
Auchness
Auchness
Auchness |
Valuation Roll
Estate plan dated 1808 & 1858
Mr George Philip Occupier |
016.16 |
a well known name of a farm comprising a dwelling house good farm offices and a garden etc proprietor W. Gordon Cumming of Altyre Bart. [Baronet] name is a corruption of the gaelic name for the "Cascade Haugh" etc. viz "Ackadh an Easa" Field or Plain of the cascade, it is the property of Sir W.G. Cumming of Altyre Bart. [Baronet] Altyre |
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EAS OF AUCHNESS |
Eas of Auchness
Eas of Auchness
Eas of Auchness |
Mr George Philip Auchness
Mr William Anderson Bellachrggan
Mr J Anderson Tomcork |
016.16 |
a romantic cascade or waterfall in a Burn known by the name "Burn of Auchness" this waterfall seems to have supplied the modern name to both Burn and Farm. The ancient gaelic name seems extinct and is only known by the gaelic for the word cascade.
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WATCH TOP |
Watch Top
Watch Top
Watch Top |
Estate plan A.D.1858.
Mr Alexander Lawson Craigroy
Mr George Philip Auchness |
016.16 |
a well known name of a conspicuous Eminence, a portion of which is under Cultivation and is Situated about ½ a Mile N.E. [North East] of Auchness farm - it is the property of Sir W.G. Cumming of Altyre Bart [Baronet] Altyre. Forres Elginshire |
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BALLACHRAGGAN |
Ballachraggan
Ballachraggan
Ballachraggan |
Valuation Roll etc
Alexander Anderson Occupier
James Anderson Bethlehem |
016.16 |
a well known name of a farm consisting of a good dwelling house and Garden and a steading of good farm Offices situated 1⁄10 of a mile W. [West]of the River Lossie and about ½ a mile Southward of Tomcork farm - meaning Town of the (Little) rock it is the property of Sir W.G. Cumming of Altyre Bart [Baronet] Altyre. Forres. Elginshire |
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BOG OF SUCCOTH |
Bog of Succoth |
Alexander Anderson
James Anderson
George Philip |
016.16 |
A Small portion of unenclosed Moss and moorland the property of Sir W.G. Cumming of Altyre Bart [Baronet] Altyre. Forres. Elginshire |
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BURN OF AUCHNESS |
Burn of Auchness |
Estate Plan
Mr. G. Phillips
New Statistical Account |
016.16 |
A large stream commencing its name at Eas Mòr and retaining it until it joins the River Lossie opposite Craigroy |
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GLEN LOSSIE |
Glen Lossie |
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Described in the name book of 21 six inch |
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WOODHEAD |
Woodhead
Woodhead
Woodhead |
Mr Robert, Cameron, Tenant,
Mr Alexander Gow, Hillhead of Kellas
Mr William Stalker, Wester Newton |
017 |
A small farm with dwelling house and offices, situated on the east end of the Wangie; property of Sir William G. Cumming Bart. [Baronet] Altyre. Forres Elginshire |
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SHIAN KNOWES |
Shian Knowes
Shian Knowes
Shian Knowes |
Mr Robert, Cameron, Tenant,
Mr Alexander Gow, Hillhead of Kellas
Mr. William Stalker, Wester Newton |
017 |
Two small but prominent Knolls, situated between Wester Newton and Hillhead of Kellas; property of the Earl of Fife. Duff House Banffshire |
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WESTER NEWTON |
Wester Newton
Wester Newton
Wester Newton |
Estate Plan dated 1868
Mr William Stalker, Tenant
Mr John James Milltown of Kellas |
017 |
A dwellinghouse of one storey, originally a small farm; property of the Earl of Fife. Duff House Banffshire |
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HILLHEAD OF KELLAS |
Hillhead of Kellas
Hillhead of Kellas
Hillhead of Kellas |
Mr Alexander Gow, Tenant
Mr John James, Milltown of Kellas
Mr John Gallon, Clashconnachie |
017 |
A small farm with dwelling house and offices; property of the Earl of Fife. Duff House Banffshire |
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HILL OF THE WANGIE |
Hill of the Wangie
Hill of the Wangie
Hill of the Wangie
Hill of the Wangie |
Estate Plan dated 1809
Mr John James
Mr John Gallon
Statistical Account |
017 |
A large hill feature, thickly wooded on its southern slope, situated between the village of Dallas and the district of Kellas. It is about a mile and a half in length by a mile in breadth and is crossed by the boundary between the parishes of Dallas and Elgin. Principally the property of Sir William G. Cumming, Bart, [Baronet] Altyre Forres. Elginshire |
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Parish of Dallas, -- County of Elgin
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John McKeith
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KELLAS |
Kellas
Kellas
Kellas |
Mr John James, Milltown of Kellas
Mr John Findlay, Mill of Kellas
Mr John Gallon, Clashconnachie |
017 |
A large district included in the Parish of Dallas and extruding from the east end of the Hill of Wangie to the extremity of the parish. The boundary between the properties of the Earl of Fife and Sir. William G. Cumming, Bart. [Baronet] Altyre forms its western boundary. On every other side it does not extend beyond Dallas parish. It is intersected by the River Lossie and is cultivated for a considerable distance on either side of its Banks. The remainder is principally heather. There is no village in the district but it posesses a school and post office. Property of the Earl of Fife, Duff House Banffshire "Upon the annexation of Altyre part of this parish to the parish of Rafford, Easter Kellas church lands, for above a hundred years the heritage of Farquhason of Kellas, a family now extinct, was annexed to this parish (Dallas) in 1657; and the disjunction and annexation were ratified in parliament in 1661" Extract from New Statistical Account, 1842. Duff House BanffShire |
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Parish of Dallas -- County of Elgin
Gow's Hillock [crossed out] entered before
Bodnafluch [crossed out] entered before
Bodnamoor [crossed out] entered before
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VIEWFIELD |
Viewfield
Viewfield
Viewfield |
Mr John Allan, Tenant
Mr John Gallon Clashconnachie
Mr Peter Gallon Clashconnachie |
017.02 |
A small farm with dwelling house and offices attached; property of the Earl of Fife. Duff House Banffshire. |
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WINDYHILLS (In Ruins) |
Windyhills
Windyhills
Windyhills |
Estate Plan
Mr John Gallon
Mr Peter Gallon |
017.02 |
A farmsteading, now in ruins, having been burned down some time ago, the land of which is at present attached to Clashconnachie farm. Property of the Earl of Fife. Duff House Banffshire. |
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CLASHCONNACHIE |
Clashconnachie
Clashconnachie
Clashconnachie |
Estate Plan
Mr John Gallon Mr Peter Gallon |
017.02 |
A substantial farmsteading and dwelling house; property of the Earl of Fife. Duff House Banffshire |
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John McKeith
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BRAESIDE |
Braeside
Braeside
Braeside |
Estate Plan
Mr John Gallon Clashconnachie
Mr Peter Gallon Clashconnachie |
017.02 |
A dwellinghouse on the farm of Chashconnachie; property of the Earl of Fife. Duff House Banffshire |
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SLACK NA MYAWN |
Slack na Myawn
Slack na Myawn
Slack na Myawn |
Mr John Gallon
Mr John James, Milltown of Kellas
Mr William Hay, Bodnamoor |
017.02 |
A small but conspicuous hollow a short distance South of Chashconnachie farmsteading. Although this name is well Known, no person in the district can give it derivation. Property of the Earl of Fife. Duff House Banffshire |
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POST OFFICE [Kellas] |
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office |
Mr John Gallon
Mr John James Milltown of Kellas
Mr William Hay, Bodnamoor |
017.02 |
An office in the district of Kellas about three and a half miles from Dallas Village. It has one despatch and one arrival daily. Major Office Forres. |
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SCHOOL [Kellas] |
School (Endowed)
School (Endowed)
School (Endowed) |
Mr John James, Milltown of Kellas.
Mr John Gallon Clashconnachie
Mr John Findlay, Mains of Kellas |
017.02 |
A school sustained principally by the Earl of Fife for the Benefit of the children of his tenantry in the district of Kellas. The oridinary branches of education are taught. Average number of Scholars about 60. It is partially endowed by the Earl of Fife Duff House Banffshire |
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OLD KILN |
Old Kiln
Old Kiln
Old Kiln |
Mr John James, Milltown of Kellas.
Mr John Gallon Clashconnachie
Mr John Findlay, Mains of Kellas |
017.02 |
This place consists of two dwelling houses a school, Post Office and Smithy, and is situated in the district of Kellas, three and a half miles from Dallas Village. An old Kiln for drying corn once stood here and gave the name. Property of the Earl of Fife. Duff House Banffshire |
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MILLTOWN OF KELLAS |
Milltown of Kellas
Milltown of Kellas
Milltown of Kellas
Milltown of Kellas |
Mr John James, Milltown of Kellas.
Mr John Gallon Clashconnachie
Mr John Findlay, Mains of Kellas
Estate Plan |
017.02 |
A farm with dwelinghouse and offices attached. There is also a mill here for grinding corn and other grain, the motive powers of which is water obtained from the River Lossie. Property of the Earl of Fife. Duff House Banffshire |
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John McKeith
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CHAPEL [Chapel Hillock] |
Chapel (Site of)
Chapel (site of)
Chapel (Site of) |
Mr John James, Milltown of Kellas
Mr John Gallon, Clashconnachie
Mr John Findlay, Mains of Kellas |
017.02 |
This site is situated on a small mound which was once a graveyard close to the School in the district of Kellas And on the east side of the County Road. The form of a small building can yet be traced on the ground, but there is no traditionary evidence in the district respecting the chapel, and the Statistical Account merely mentions " the site of an old Roman Catholic Chapel". |
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The burying ground has not been used within the memory of any person living in the district. There is also a Standing Stone here. Property of the Earl of Fife. Duff House Banffshire |
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STANDING STONE [Chapel Hillock] |
Standing Stone
Standing Stone
Standing Stone |
Mr John James, Milltown of Kellas
Mr John Gallon, Clashconnachie
Mr John Findlay, Mains of Kellas |
017.02 |
An upright stone about three and a half feet in height situated in the old burying ground near the School at Kellas. "There is also a large oblong Stone at the east end of the parish which stands on the site of an old Roman Catholic Chapel and burying ground". Extract from New Stat Acct [New Statistical Account] 1842. |
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CHAPEL HILLOCK |
Chapel Hillock
Chapel Hillock
Chapel Hillock |
Mr John James, Milltown of Kellas
Mr John Gallon, Clashconnachie
Mr John Findlay, Mains of Kellas |
017.02 |
A small mound comprising the site of an old Roman Catholic Chapel and burying ground situated close to the School in Kellas. Property of the Earl of Fife. Duff House Banffshire |
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BROKENTORE |
Brokentore
Brokentore
Brokentore |
Estate Plan
Mr John James, Milltown of Kellas
Mr John Findlay, Mains of Kellas |
017.02 |
A farmsteading in ruins except one portion used as a dwelling house. Property of the Earl of Fife. Duff House Banffshire. |
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LUCKYMONY |
Luckymony
Luckymony
Luckymony |
Mr John James
Mr John Findlay
Mr John Gallon, Clashconnachie |
017.02 |
A pool in the River Lossie celebrated in the district for fishing. Property of the Earl of Fife. |
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MAINS OF KELLAS |
Mains of Kellas
Mains of Kellas
Mains of Kellas
Mains of Kellas |
Mr John James
Mr John Findlay
Mr John Gallon, Clashconnachie
Estate Plan |
017.02 |
A substantial farmsteading with dwelling house attached; property of the Earl of Fife. |
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EASTER NEWTON |
Easter Newton
Easter Newton
Easter Newton
Easter Newton |
Mr John James
Mr John Findlay
Mr John Gallon, Clashconnachie
Estate Plan |
017.02 |
Originally a farmsteading - now a dwelling house with the ruins of the steading attached. Property of the Earl of Fife. |
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John McKeith
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CRAIGHEAD |
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead |
Estate Plan
Mr James Wink, Tenant
Mr William Hay, Bodnamoor |
017.02 |
A croft with dwelling house and outhouses attached; property of the Earl of Fife. Duff House Banffshire |
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BOGBUIE |
Bogbuie
Bogbuie
Bogbuie |
Estate Plan
Mr James Wink, Tenant
Mr William Hay, Bodnamoor |
017.02 |
A farmsteading with dwellinghouse attached; property of the Earl of Fife. Duff House Banffshire |
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BLACKBANKS |
Blackbanks
Blackbanks
Blackbanks |
Estate Plan
Mr James Wink, Tenant
Mr William Hay, Bodnamoor |
017.02 |
A farm with dwelling house and offices attached; property of the Earl of Fife. Duff House Banffshire |
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BODNAFLUCH |
Bodnafluch
Bodnafluch
Bodnafluch |
Estate Plan dated 1868
Mr John Grigor, Tenant
Mr John James, Bodnafluch |
017.02 |
A farm with dwelling house and offices attached; property
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GOW'S HILLOCK |
Gow's Hillock
Gow's Hillock
Gow's Hillock |
Mr John Grigor
Mr John James
Mr William Hay, Bodnamoor |
017.02 |
A small Knoll situated east of Bogbuie. Tradition states that a man of the name of Gow was buried here - hence the name. Property of the Earl of Fife. |
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BODNAMOOR |
Bodnamoor
Bodnamoor
Bodnamoor
Bodnamoor |
Estate Plan dated 1868
Mr William Hay Tenant
Mr Alexander Forsyth Tenant
Mr James Roy Tenant |
017.02 |
Three farms with offices and dwelling houses attached; property of the Earl of Fife. Duff House Banffshire |
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LENNOCSIDE |
Lennocside
Lennocside
Lennocside |
Estate Plan
Mr W. Cumming Tenant
Mr J. Barron, Badiemichael |
017.03 |
Applied to two crofters dwellings the property of the Right Honourable the Earl of Fife Duff House Banffshire |
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LITTLE ESS |
Little Ess
Little Ess
Little Ess |
Estate Plan
Mr W. Cumming Tenant
Mr J. Barron, Badiemichael |
017.03 |
A small waterfall on the River Lossie a little north east of the Salmon Loup Duff House Banffshire |
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SALMON LOUP |
Salmon Loup
Salmon Loup
Salmon Loup |
Mr W. Cumming
Mr J. Barron
Mr A. Robertson Buinach |
017.03 |
A small water waterfall on the River Lossie where Salmon have been seen to Leap |
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THE DRUM |
The Drum
The Drum
The Drum |
Mr W. Cumming
Mr J. Barron
Mr A. Robertson Buinach |
017.03 |
A hill feature situated a little south of Badiemichael the property of the Right Honourable the Earl of Fife Duff House Banffshire |
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BADIEMICHEAL |
Badiemichael |
Mr J. Barron Tenant
Mr W. Cumming Lennoc
Estate Plan |
017.03 |
Two crofters dwellings with outhouses and gardens attached the property of the Right Honourable the Earl of Fife Duff House Banffshire |
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DEER HILLOCK |
Deer Hillock |
Mr J. Barron Tenant
Mr W. Cumming Lennoc
Estate Plan |
017.03 |
A small hill feature Situated ½ a mile south east of Badiemichael the property of the Right Honourable the Earl of Fife Duff House Banffshire |
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THE IRACH |
The Irach |
Mr A. Sutherland Blackhills
Mr A Sutherland Park
Mr A Young Tombrake |
017.05 |
A pool in the River Lossie Situated where it is joined by the Black Stripe. |
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BLACK STRIPE |
Black Stripe |
Mr A. Sutherland Blackhills
Mr A Sutherland Park
Mr A Young Tombrake |
017.05 |
A Small Stream which rises in a moss on the west side of Clash Don, and flowing northward joins the River Lossie at the Irach. |
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THE SKELLY |
The Skelly |
Mr A. Sutherland Blackhills
Mr A Sutherland Park
Mr A Young Tombrake
Estate Plan |
017.05 |
A mass of loose Stones Situated on the South Side of the Wangie and north of Park. It is the property of Sir W G Cumming Bart [Baronet] Altyre. Altyre. Forres. Elginshire |
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George Dallas
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SKELLY ROCK |
The Skelly Rock |
Estate Plan
Mr A Sutherland Park
Mr A Sutherland Blackhills |
017.05 |
A small Cliff Situatedat the east end of the Skelly. |
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POICKYHILLOCK |
Poickyhillock |
Estate Plan
Mr A Sutherland, Pack
Mr A Sutherland Blackhills |
017.05 |
A dwelling house and outhouses Situated on the west side of Ault Dearg and about ¼ mile south of The Dell It is the property of Sir W.G. Cumming Bart [Baronet] Altyre Forres Elginshire |
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AULT DEARG |
Ault Dearg |
Estate Plan
Mr A Sutherland, Pack
Mr A Sutherland Blackhills |
017.05 |
A large burn Commencing its name at Crofthead and retaining it till it enters the River Lossie. (It is a Continuation of the Clashdon Burn.) |
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Ault Dearg The local authorities prefer to spell this
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George Dallas
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SNAOSEAN STRIPE |
Snaosean Stripe |
Mr A. Sutherland Park
Mr A. Sutherland Blackhills
Mr W Gregor Chashdon |
017.05 |
A Small burn Commencing its name at Scots road and retaining it till it joins the Lossie about ¼ Mile west of Blackhills |
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DELL POOL |
Dell Pool |
Mr A. Sutherland Park
Mr A. Sutherland Blackhills
Mr W Gregor Chashdon |
017.05 |
A small pool Situated in the River Lossie five Chains South of The Dell |
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BLACK POOL |
Black Pool |
Mr A. Sutherland Park
Mr A. Sutherland Blackhills
Mr W Gregor Chashdon |
017.05 |
A small pool Situated in the River Lossie about 10 Chains South of Park. |
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Parish of Dallas -- Co [County] Elgin
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George Dallas |
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PARK |
Park |
Estate Plan
Mr A. Sutherland Tenant
Mr A Sutherland Blackhills |
017.05 |
A farm house and outhouses Situated on the north Side of the Lossie and South of the Skelly. It is the property of Sir W G Cumming Bart [Baronet] Altyre. Forres Elginshire |
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DELL |
Dell |
Estate Plan
Mr A. Sutherland Tenant
Mr A Sutherland Blackhills |
017.05 |
Two labourers dwelling houses Situated on the north Side of the Lossie and about 10 Chains east of Park. It is the property of Sir W G Cumming Bart. [Baronet] |
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BLACKHILLS |
Blackhills |
Estate Plan
Mr A. Sutherland Tenant
Mr A Sutherland Blackhills |
017.05 |
A farm house and outhouses Situated on the South Side of the Lossie and about ½ mile east of Park. It is the property of Sir W G Cumming Bart [Baronet] Altyre Forres. Elginshire. |
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Parish of Dallas -- Co. [County] Elgin
[signed]
George Dallas
C/A [Civilian Assistant] |
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BURN OF CARNICOL |
Burn of Carnicol |
Mr A Sutherland
Mr A Sutherland
Mr W. Gregor |
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A Small Stream Commencing it name at Carnicol and retaining it till it enters the River Lossie. |
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STRIPE OF CLASHNAMUSH |
Stripe of Clushnamush |
Mr W Gregor
Mr A Sutherland
Mr A Sutherland |
017.05 |
A Small Stream gathering at the east end of Clush na Mush. and joining the Burn of Carnicol at Carnicol. |
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Parish of Dallas -- Co. [County] Elgin
Carnicol [crossed out]
[signed]
George Dallas
C/A [Civilian Assistant] |
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MOSSEND |
Mossend |
Estate Plan
Mr A Sutherland Park
Mr A. Sutherland Blackhills |
017.05 |
A farm house and outhouses situated on the South Side of the River Lossie and about ¼ mile north east of Blackhills It is the property of Sir W.G. Cumming Bart. [Baronet] Altyre. Forres. Elginshire |
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SCOTS ROAD |
Scots Road |
Estate Plan |
017.05 |
See Sheet 22 for description |
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Parish of Dallas -- Co. [County] Elgin
Moor [Crossed out] Cancelled
Scots Road on margin
[signed]
George Dallas
C/A [Civilian Assistant] |
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CROFT HEAD |
Crofthead |
Estate Plan
Mr W Gregor Clashdon
Alexander Murray Tennant |
017.05 |
A farm house and out houses situated at the South end of the Craigs of Ault Dearg. It is the property of Sir W.G Cumming Bart [Baronet] Altyre. |
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BURN OF CLASHDON |
Burn of Clashdon |
Mr W Gregor Clashdon
Mr Alexander Murray
Mr A Sutherland |
017.05 |
A large Stream rising in a moss about ¾ of a mile west of the farm of Clashdon. It becomes Ault Dearg after reaching Crofthead. |
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Parish of Dallas -- Co. [County] Elgin
Aultdearg [crossed out]
[signed]
George Dallas
C/A [civilian assistant] |
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TOMBRAKE |
Tombrake |
Estate Plan
Mr A Young Tennant
Mr A Sutherland Park
Valuation Roll. |
017.05 |
A farm house and outhouses Situated on the South side of the River Lossie and about ½ mile S. [South] West of Park. It is the property of Sir W P G Cumming Bart. [Baronet] Altyre Forres. Elginshire |
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CLASH MORE |
Clash. More |
Estate Plan
Mr A Young
Mr A Sutherland |
017.05 |
A hollow Situated about ½ mile South of Tombrake extending E&W [East and West] about ½ It is the property of Sir W.G. Cumming Bart. [Baronet] Altyre Forres. Elginshire |
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Parish of Dallas -- Co. [County] Elgin
The Plain [crossed out]
[Signed]
George Dallas
C/A [Civilian Assistant] |
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CLASH NA MUSH |
Clash na Mush |
Mr W Gregor Clashdon
Mr A Sutherland
Mr A Sutherland |
017.05 |
A hollow Situated about ¼ mile N.E.[North East] of The Plain. It is the Property of Sir W G Cumming Bart [Baronet] Altyre Forres. Elginshire |
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CRAIGS OF AULTDEARG |
Criags of Aultdearg |
Estate Plan 1808
Mr W Gregor
Mr A Sutherland |
017.05 |
A deep ravine Situated between Crofthead and Poikey Hillock. It is the property of Sir W G Cumming Bart [Baronet] Altyre. Forres Elginshire |
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Parish of Dallas -- Co. [County] Elgin
The Plain [crossed out]
Craigs of Aultdearg
The local authorities prefer the word
Ault to Allt, and is compounded
according to Survey Usage
[signed]
George Dallas
C/A [civilian assistant] |
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WHITERASHES |
Whiterashes |
Estate Plan
Mr J Murdoch Tenant
Mr W Milne Bodenstalker |
017.06 |
A farm house and outhouses Situated ¼ mile north east of Bodenstalker. It is the property of the Earl of Fife. Duff House Banffshire |
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BODENSTALKER |
Bodenstalker |
Estate Plan
Mr J Murdoch
Mr W Milne Tenant |
017.06 |
A farm house and offices Situated South west of Whiterashes. It is the property of the Earl of Fife. Duff House Banffshire |
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CHALYBEATE SPRING [Whiterashes] |
Chalybeate Spring |
Mr J. Murdoch
Mr W Milne
Mr J. Grant Bauds |
017.06 |
A mineral well strongly impregnated with iron. It is Situated Six Chains west of Whiterashes. |
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[Signed]
George Dallas
C/A [Civilian Assistant] |
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CHALYBEATE SPRING [Bauds] |
Chalybeate Spring |
Mr J. Murdoch Whiterashes
Mr J. Milne Bodenstalker
Mr J. Grant Bauds |
017.06 |
A Mineral Spring impregnated with iron. Situated about ½ Mile north east of Bauds. |
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CHALYBEATE SPRING |
Chalybeate Spring |
Mr J. Murdoch Whiterashes
Mr J. Milne Bodenstalker
Mr J. Grant Bauds |
017.06 |
A Mineral Spring impregnated with iron ¾ of a Mile North East of Bauds. |
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LOCH NA CURS |
Loch na Curs |
Mr J. Murdoch Whiterashes
Mr J. Milne Bodenstalker
Mr J. Grant Bauds |
017.06 |
A few Small Lochs Situated about ½ Mile South of Bodenstalker Although this name is not grammatically correct the authorities object to it being spelt otherwise |
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Parish of Dallas -- Co [County] Elgin
Loch na Curs
Although this name is not grammatically in
accordance with the descriptive the authorities
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BAUDS |
Bauds |
Estate Plan
Mr J Grant Tenant
Mr J Murdoch Whiterashes |
017.06 |
A farm house and outhouses, about ½ Mile South of Whitehillock. It is the property of the Earl of Fife Duff House Banffshire |
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ALLT CRICHE |
Allt Criche |
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Described in Sheet 17 6 inch |
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CLASH DON |
Clash Don
Clash Don
Clash Don |
A Grigor Clashdon
J Grigor Clashdon
D. Grant Dallas Village |
017.09 |
A narrow hollow, thro' which flows the Burn of Clashdon Situated on the North Side of Meikle Hill The property of W.G. Cumming Altyre. Forres Elginshire |
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CLASHDON |
Clashdon
Clashdon
Clashdon |
A Grigor Clashdon
J Grigor Clashdon
D. Grant Dallas Village |
017.09 |
A substantial farm house with offices, garden etc. attached the property of Sir William Gordon Cumming Bart [Baronet] of Altyre Forres Elginshire |
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STRIPE OF BODENRIACH |
Stripe of Bodenriach
Stripe of Bodenriach
Stripe of Bodenriach |
A Grigor Clashdon
J Grigor Clashdon
D. Grant Dallas Village |
017.09 |
A small Stream flowing round the east foot of the Meikle Hill and joining the Burn of Clashdon near the farm of Clashdon |
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MESLIE'S CAIRN |
Meslies Cairn
Meslies Cairn
Meslies Cairn |
Mr A. Grigor Clashdon
Mr J. Gregor Clashdon
D. Grant Dallas |
017.09 |
A small heap of stone erected on the spot where a person of the name of Meslie perished in a Snow Storm a long-long
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MESLIESCAIRN |
Meslies Cairn
Meslies Cairn
Meslies Cairn |
Mr A.Gregor Clashdon
Mr J. Gregor Clashdon
D. Grant Dallas |
017.09 |
A small dwelling house with garden etc attached, the property of Sir W.Gordon Cumming of Altyre. |
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MEIKLE HILL |
Meikle Hill
Meikle Hill
Meikle Hill |
Mr A.Gregor Clashdon
Mr J. Gregor Clashdon
D. Grant Dallas |
017.09 |
A large tract of high ground South east of the Village of Dallas, the property of Sir William Gordon Cumming Bart [Baronet] of Altyre Forres Elginshire |
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SHEAN BURN |
Shean Burn
Shean Burn
Shean Burn |
Mr A.Gregor Clashdon
Mr J. Gregor Clashdon
D. Grant Dallas |
017.09 |
A small Stripe in the South east part of the parish about a quarter of a mile east of the Scots Road. |
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BURN OF TIPOCHS |
Burn of Tipochs |
J. Dunbar Yellowbog
C. Grant Whiterashes
M. Morrison Netherly |
017.13 |
A small Stream flowing, between two small conical mound of the same name, and into the burn of Yellowbog near the farm of Lochans. |
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LOCHANS |
Lochans
Lochans
Lochans |
J. Dunbar Yellowbog
C. Grant Whiterashes
M. Morrison Netherly |
017.13 |
A small dwelling house with an outhouse etc attached, all the property of Sir William Gordon Cumming Bart [Baronet] of Altyre. Forres Elginshire. |
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BURN OF AMARGATE |
Burn of Amargate [Anargate] |
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Decribed in Sheet-22 6 inch |
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GOATCRAIG |
Goatcraig
Goatcraig
Goatcraig |
George Douglas. Alltahuish
Robert Philip. Aultahurn
Robert Hay Coldburn |
017.13 |
A substantial farm house with offices, garden etc attached the property of Sir William Gordon Cumming Bart [Baronet] of Altyre Forres Elginshire |
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BRIDGE OF AULTAHUISH |
Bridge of Aultahuish
Bridge of Aultahuish |
George Douglas. Alltahuish
Robert Philip. Aultahurn
Robert Hay Coldburn |
017.13 |
A Substantial Bridge of stone Spanning the Cold Burn at the place where the Knockando Road (County) Crosses the Said Stream near the farm of Aultahuish. |
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COLD BURN |
Coldburn
Coldburn
Coldburn |
George Douglas. Alltahuish
Robert Philip. Aultahurn
Robert Hay Coldburn |
017.13 |
A considerable Stream rising at Corr Hatnich and flowing past Whiterashes when it changes its name from Burn of Corr Hatnich to Cold Burn, and flows westward into the Lossie, about a mile east of the farm of Aultahuish. The original name of this stream was Allt a' Ghiecbhair, but the name is now obsolete. |
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COLDBURN |
Coldburn
Coldburn
Coldburn |
Robert Hay Coldburn
Robert Philip Aultahurn
Charles Grant Whiterashes |
017.13 |
A small farm house with offices garden etc attached the property of Sir William Gordon Cumming Bart, [Baronet] of Altyre, Forres Elginshire |
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BACK STRIPE |
Back Stripe
Back Stripe
Back Stripe |
Robert Hay Coldburn
Robert Philip Aultahurn
Charles Grant Whiterashes |
017.13 |
A small Stripe of Water rising near Meslies Cairn and flowing South west into the Cold Burn after a course of about a Mile |
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RED WELL |
Red Well
Red Well
Red Well |
Robert Hay Coldburn
Robert Philip Aultahurn
Charles Grant Whiterashes |
017.13 |
A spring about a quarter of a mile north of the farm of Coldburn, getting its name from the excessive redness of its water |
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FAIRY KNOW |
Fairy Know
Fairy Know
Fairy Know |
Robert Hay, Coldburn
Philip Gordon, Dallas Village
Charles Grant, Whiterashes |
017.13 |
A small hillock on the South Side of the Cold Burn and a Short distance west of the Loch of the Fairy Know, the property of W.G. Cumming Altyre Forres Elginshire |
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LOCH OF THE FAIRY KNOW |
Loch of the Fairy Know
Loch of the Fairy Know |
Robert Hay, Coldburn
Philip Gordon, Dallas Village
Charles Grant, Whiterashes |
017.13 |
A small Loch on the estate of Dallas the property of Sir William Gordon Cumming Bart. [Baronet] of Altyre. Altyre Elginshire |
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AULTAHUISH |
Aultahuish
Aultahuish
Aultahuish |
Robert Hay, Coldburn
Philip Gordon Dallas Village
Charles Grant, Whiterashes |
017.13 |
A Substantial farm house with offices, garden etc attached the property of Sir William Gordon Cumming Bart. [Baronet] of Altyre. Altyre Elginshire |
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AULTAHURN |
Aultahurn
Aultahurn
Aultahurn |
Robert Walker Esq. Factor
James Dunbar Yellowbog.
Robert Philip Aultahuish
George Douglas Tenant |
017.13 |
A substantial farm house with offices, garden etc attached. Situated a little South of Aultahuish. It is the propert of Sir William Gordon Cumming Bart, [Baronet] Altyre Forres Elginshire |
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BURN OF YELLOWBOG |
Burn of Yellowbog
Burn of Yellowbog
Burn of Yellowbog
Burn of Yellowbog |
Robert Walker Esq. Factor
James Dunbar Yellowbog.
Robert Philip Aultahuish George Douglas Tenant |
017.13 |
A considerable stream formed by the junction of the Burn of the Tippoch and the Burn of the Lochans, and flowing Northwest empties itself into the River Lossie. The former name of this Stream was Allt a' Chaorainn or the Burn of the Rowan Tree. The name is now unknown. |
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DIVOT HILLOCK |
Divot Hillock
Divot Hillock
Divot Hillock
Divot Hillock |
Robert Walker Esq. Factor
James Dunbar Yellowbog.
Robert Philip Aultahuish George Douglas Tenant |
017.13 |
A small Hillock to the South west of the farm of Yellowbog on the property of William Gordon Cumming Baronet of Altyre Forres Elginshire |
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STRIPE OF FAEBUIE |
Stripe of Faebuie
Stripe of Faebuie
Stripe of Faebuie |
James Dunbar Yellowbog
Robert Hay Coldburn
Robert Philip Aultahurn |
017.13 |
A small Stripe of water flowing into the Coldburn, on the property of Sir William Gordon Cumming Bart [Baronet] of Altyre Forres Elginshire |
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BOGIE HOW |
Bogie How
Bogie How
Bogie How |
James Dunbar Yellowbog
Robert Hay Coldburn
Robert Philip Aultahurn |
017.13 |
A long flat reach of Mossy land, between the farm of Yellowbog, and the Loch of the Bogie How, on the property of Sir William Gordon Cumming, Bart. [Baronet] Forres Elginshire |
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CACH-NA-KEIST |
Cash-na-Keist
Cash-na-Keist
Cash-na-Keist |
James Dunbar Yellowbog
Robert Hay Coldburn
Robert Philip Aultahurn |
017.13 |
A small Stream rising near the farm of Souldow and flowing Southward into the Burn of Yellowbog |
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YELLOWBOG |
Yellowbog
Yellowbog
Yellowbog |
James Dunbar Tenant
George Philip Achness
Robert Philip Aultahurn |
017.13 |
A somewhat dilapidated looking farm house with offices garden etc attached, the property of Sir William Gordon Cumming Bart [Baronet] of Altyre |
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THE SHIANS |
The Shians
The Shians
The Shians |
James Dunbar Tenant
George Philip Auchness
Robert Philip Aultahurn |
017.13 |
This name applies to a tract of bumpy ground between the Cold Burn and the Loch of the Bogie How The property of W.G. Cumming Bart [Baronet] Altyre |
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LOCH OF THE BOGIE HOW |
Loch of the Bogie How |
James Dunbar Tenant
George Philip Auchness
Robert Philip Aultahurn |
017.13 |
A small marshy loch a little to the north west of the farm of Lochans and South of the Shians. |
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[signed]
G. Herb. Bolland
Capn R.Engs [Captain Royal Engineers]
11 April 1871 |
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INDEX
Names of Objects -- Page
Allt Crìche -- 83
Ardoch -- 44
Auchness -- 54
Aultahuish -- 91
Ault Dearg -- 72
Back Stripe -- 90
Backwood -- 10
Badiemichael -- 70
Ballachraggan -- 55
Bauds -- 83
Berryknowes -- 46
Bethlehem -- 53
Blackbanks -- 66
Black Burn -- 13
Blackburn -- 17
Blackburn Bridge -- 9
Blackhillock -- 4
Blackhills -- 74
Blackmire -- 36
Black Pool -- 73
Blackpool -- 24
Black Stripe -- 71
Bodenstalker -- 81
Bognafluch -- 67
Bodnamoor -- 68
Bogbuie -- 66
Bogie How -- 93
Bog of Succoth -- 55
Braeside -- 62
Breakry -- 48
Bridge of Aultahuish -- 89
Bridge of Craigmill -- 7
Bridge of Lossie -- 25
Brokentore -- 65
Buinach -- 3
Buinach Slack -- 2
Buinach Well -- 3
Burn of Arnargate -- 87
Burn of Auchness -- 55
Burn of Alltnafourack -- 31
Burn of Carnicol -- 75
Burn of Clashdon -- 77
Burn of Tipochs -- 87
Burn of Yellowbog -- 92
Burnside -- 46
Cach na Keist -- 93
Cairns -- 10
Chalybeate Spring -- 81
Chalybeate Spring -- 82
Chalybeate Spring -- 82
Chapel -- 64
Chapel Hillock -- 64
Church -- 41
Chashconnachie -- 61
Clash Dow -- 85
Clashdon -- 85
Clash More -- 79
Clash na Mush -- 80
Clash Ninian -- 49
Chalshninian -- 49
Cold Burn -- 89
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INDEX Continued
Names of Objects -- Page
Coldhome -- 34
Coldwells -- 36
Corn Mill -- 46
Cotbrae -- 42
Cots of Rhininver -- 23
Craigend -- 19
Craighead -- 66
Craig of Meran Hay -- 44
Craigroy -- 53
Craigs of Allt Dearg -- 80
Craigs of Sluggan -- 49
Craigtown -- 15
Crofthead -- 77
Crofts of Buinach -- 6
Cuil Ardain -- 54
Dallas -- 1
Dallas -- 24
Dallas Lodge -- 18
Dell -- 74
Dell Pool -- 73
Deer Hillock -- 70
Ditchhead -- 34
Divot Hillock -- 92
Doual Bridge -- 21
Doual Burn -- 17
Douglas Cottage -- 37
Easter Kellas -- 3
Easter Little Branchill -- 16
Easter Meikle Branchill -- 33
Easter Newton -- 65
Easter Slacks -- 37
Eas of Auchness -- 54
Eastparks of Branchill -- 16
Edenveal -- 12
Fairy Hillock -- 4
Fairy Know -- 91
Female School -- 39
Free Church -- 23
Gallow Hill -- 25
Gallow Hill -- 11
Gallow Slack -- 29
Gervaul -- 28
Glen Latterach -- 5
Glen Lossie -- 56
Goat Burn -- 35
Goatcraig -- 89
Gow's Hillock -- 67
Green Wells -- 10
Grey Stone -- 15
Hard Hillock -- 43
Hatton -- 29
Hillhead of Kellas -- 58
Hillockhead -- 25
Hill of Edenveal -- 11
Hill of Mulundy -- 15 |
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INDEX Continued
Names of Objects -- Page
Hill of the Wangie -- 58
How of Polnagyle -- 6
Hummel Burn -- 35
Kellas -- 59
Kirkton Green -- 21
Knows of Brokentore -- 6
Lennoc Burn -- 5
Lennocside -- 69
Leonach -- 53
Leonachhill -- 37
Little Branchill -- 14
Little Buinach -- 4
Little Cairn -- 47
Little Ess -- 69
Lochans -- 87
Loch Linkock -- 50
Loch na Curs -- 82
Loch na Spaird -- 50
Loch of Rhininver -- 19
Loch of the Bogie How -- 94
Loch of the Fairy Know -- 91
Luckymony -- 65
Mains of Craigmill -- 9
Mains of Kellas -- 65
Manse -- 23
Manse -- 41
Manse Cottage -- 39
Market Cross -- 41
Meikle Cairn -- 47
Meikle Hill -- 86
Meikle Cairn -- 86
Meiklecairn -- 86
Mill Buie -- 32
Milltown of Kellas -- 63
Mossend -- 76
Moss of Delnahaugh -- 45
Moss of Leonach -- 43
Nether Branchill -- 16
Old Graveyard -- 64
Old Kiln -- 63
Park -- 74
Plantation of Hillockhead -- 42
Poickyhillock -- 72
Post Office -- 26
Post Office -- 62
River Lossie (see six inch 4 Book of Sheets 17. 20. 21 & 22)
Red Well -- 90
Remichie -- 9
Rhininver -- 18
Rinagoup -- 35
Rinavey -- 32
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INDEX Continued
Names of Objects -- Page
Salmon Loup -- 69
Sandy Haugh -- 39
School -- 27
School -- 63
Scottackleys -- 45
Scots Road -- 76
Shean Burn -- 86
Shian Knowes -- 57
Skatebrae -- 11
Skelly Rock -- 72
Slackend -- 34
Slack na Myawn -- 62
Slacks of Coldhome -- 33
Sluggan Burn -- 51
Snaosean Stripe -- 73
Standing Stone -- 64
St. Michael's Well -- 42
Stomfford -- 44
Stripe of Bodenriach -- 85
Stripe of Carsinshellach -- 40
Stripe of Clashnmuch -- 75
Stripe of Faebuie -- 93
Stripe of Tomdugard -- 43
The Drum -- 69
The Irach -- 71
The Oughts -- 40
The Shians -- 94
The Skelly -- 71
Tombrake -- 79
Tom Chastle -- 28
Tomcorck -- 53
Tom Dugard -- 40
Tom na Moin -- 48
Tomnamain -- 14
Tor Castle -- 20
Torchastle -- 30
Upper Moss of Leonach -- 48
Viewfield -- 61
Wangie -- 12
Washingcot Rocks -- 14
Watch Top -- 55
Wester Meikle Branchill -- 33
Wester Newton -- 57
White Hillock -- 30
Whitemoss -- 45
Whiterashes -- 81
Windyhills -- 61
Windyknowes -- 54
Woodhead -- 57
Woodside -- 30
Yellowbog -- 94 |
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