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BALNAGONE |
Balnagone
Balnagone
Balnagone |
W.Grant Esqr. Proprietor
Mr P. Margach Poor Inspector
Mrs. Roy Tenant |
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A Small farm steading with offices and garden attached, property of W Grant Esqr. Carron Cottage |
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BALNAGLACH |
Balnaglach
Balnaglach
Balnaglach |
W. Grant Esqr.
Mr. P. Margach
Mr J. McDonald Tenant |
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A Small farm steading with offices & garden attached, property of W.Grant Esqr |
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BURN OF THE COWLATT |
Burn of the Cowlatt
Burn of the Cowlatt |
W. Grant Esqr.
Mr P Margach
Mr D. McDonald Boghur |
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A Small Burn issuing out of Loch of Cowlatt and known by this name to the Bridge of Strondow, where it is joined by the Lyne Burn, from thence it is known by the name of "Knockando Burn" till it joins the Spey |
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KNOCKANDO |
Knockando
Knockando
Knockando
Knockando
Knockando |
Old Statistical Account
New Statistical Account
Shaw's History of Moray
Olliver & Boyd's Almanack Imperial Gazetteer |
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The Parish of Knockando is in the Presbytery of Aberlour and Synod of Moray. It is bounded on the North by the Parishes of Dallas and Birnie, on the West by the Parishes of Cromdale and Edinkillie, on the East by the Parish of Rothes, and on the South by the Parish of Inveravon.
The Parish of Knockando is Situated in the County of Elgin and contains about, [ ] Statute Acres. There are no detached portions of the parish of Knockando in this or any other County Neither are then detached portions of any other parish within its limits.
The prevailing Soil is Sandy towards the Spey, higher up it is black gravelly Mould, Still higher it is heavy clay and towards the Moors it is Mossy. |
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OAK BURN |
Oak Burn
Oak Burn
Oak Burn |
W. Grant Esq Carron
Mr P. Margach Poor Inspector
Mr D. McDonald Boghur |
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A Small Burn rising out of a Moss, about one Mile N. [North] of Aldavonnie Farm, it runs parallel with the Turnpike till it joins the "Lyne Burn" a short distance N. [North] of the 'Bridge of Strondow'. |
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LYNE BURN |
Lyne Burn
Lyne Burn
Lyne Burn |
W. Grant Esqr.
Mr P. Margach
Mr J. Rogers Lyne of KnocKando |
022.10 |
A Small Burn issuing out of a Moss about one Mile E. [East] of 'Lyne Farm' and running in a westerly direction to the "Bridge of Strondow", from thence it takes the name of Knockando Burn till it joins the River Spey |
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KNOCKANDO BURN |
Knockando Burn
Knockando Burn
Knockando Burn |
W. Grant Esqr
Mr P. Margach
Mr J Rogers |
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This Stream is formed by Burn of Cowlatt & Lyne Burn from The Bridge of Strondow, till it joins the River Spey opposite a Small Island, and about one fourth of a mile S.E. [South East] of the "Farm of Nether Tomdow; The Capnach Burn joins it about half a mile below the Farm of 'Miltown' |
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STRONDOW |
Strondow |
James Stuart Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
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An ordinary farm-steading the property of W. Grant Esqr of Elchies & Carron. |
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KNOCKANREICH |
Knockanreich |
James Stuart Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
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An extensive farm-steading the property of William Grant Esqr of Elchies & Carron |
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Signed - James Gray
Sapper RE [Royal Engineers] |
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BANE'S HOLE |
Bane's Hole |
James Stuart. Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown
New Stat. [Statistical] Account |
022.10 |
A Small hole or cave in a rock on the north bank of the Burn of the Cowlatt so called from its having been the hiding place of a noted robber named Donald Bane. |
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BLAIR HUR |
Blair Hur |
James Stuart. Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
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An extensive portion of unenclosed moss-land the property of W. Grant Esqr of Elchies and Carron. it is very flat hence the name Blair |
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MOSS OF TULISK |
Moss of Tulisk |
James Stuart. Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
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A Small portion of unenclosed moss-land the property of W. Grant Esqr of Elchies & Carron. |
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ARN BURN |
Arn Burn |
James Stuart. Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
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A small stream rising at Knockando flowing in a
Southward direction until it enters Knockando Burn. |
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PRIESTFIELD |
Priestfield |
James Stuart. Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
022.10 |
A Small Croft the property of W. Grant Esqr of Elchies And Carron. |
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ALDAVONNIE |
Aldavonnie
Aldavonnie
Aldavonnie |
W. Grant. Esqr Proprietor
Mr P. Margach, Poor Inspector
Mr J. Cattanach, Tenant |
022.10 |
A small farmsteading with offices & garden attached property of W Grant Esqr. Carron Cottage |
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BRIDGE OF STRONDOW |
Bridge of Strondow
Bridge of Strondow
Bridge of Strondow |
W. Grant Esqr
Mr P. Margach
Mr J. Rogers Lyne, |
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This name applies to a Small Stone Bridge. on the road leading from Archiestown to Forres, and crossing the Burn of Cowlatt. it is held in repair
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LYNE OF KNOCKANDO |
Lyne of KnocKando
Lyne of KnocKando
Lyne of KnocKando |
W. Grant Esqr
Mr P. Margach
Mr J. Rogers, Tenant |
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A farmsteading in a delapidated condition, with offices etc attached, property of W Grant Esq |
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KNOCKNAGORE |
Knocknagore
Knocknagore
Knocknagore |
W. Grant Esq Proprietor
Mr P. Margach, Poor Inspector
Mr J. Robertson, Tenant |
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An ordinary farmsteading with offices attached,
property of W. Grant Esqr. Carron Cottage |
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BOGHUR |
Boghur
Boghur
Boghur |
W. Grant Esq.
Mr P. Margach
Mr D. McDoanld Tenant |
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A small Croft with offices & garden attached,
property of W Grant Esq. Carron Cottage |
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LITTLE TOM AN AIRIDH |
Little Tom an Airidh
Little Tom an Airidh
Little Tom an Airidh |
Mr J. Robertson
Mr D. McDonald
Mr J. Rogers |
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A Small heathy Knoll situated about half a mile
South of Boghur; English Meaning. "Little Knoll of the Shieling' |
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SAUCH BURN |
Sauch Burn |
James Stuart. Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
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A Small stream riing on the South west base of the Mannoch Hill flowing in a westerly direction until it unites with Knockando Burn |
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HILLHEAD |
Hillhead |
James Stuart Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
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A Small croft and dwelling house about 11 chains apart the property of W Grant Esqr of Elchies and Carron. |
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Presnay Well [note] entered before
Signed - James Gray
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LOANSIDE OF KNOCKANDO |
Loanside of Knockando |
James Stuart Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
022.11 |
A small croft the property of W. Grant Esq of Carron & Elchies |
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Drumpark & Upper Bruntlands [note] Described
Signed - James Gray
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COTTAGE ROADSIDE |
Cottage Roadside |
James Stuart Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
022.11 |
A Small neat cottage with croft attached it is so called from the fact of the road passing close to it, being termed the Cottage road in order to distinguish it from the other roads of the locality. it is the property of W. Grant Esq of Elchies and Carron |
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CROSSROADS |
Crossroads |
James Stuart Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
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A small dwelling house with garden attached so called from its being situated at the junction of two roads it is the property of W. Grant Esq of Elchies & Carron |
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NEWLANDS OF KNOCKANDO |
Newlands of Knockando |
James Stuart Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
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A Small farm Steading the property of W. Grant Esq of Elchies & Carron. |
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CATTOCH WELL |
Cattoch Well |
James Stuart Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
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An ordinary spring well with a copious flow of water well adapted for domestic use. |
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PRESNAY WELL |
Presnay Well
Presney Well
Presney Well |
J. Ross Blackhillock
J. McGowan
A. Milne |
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A fine Spring situated about ¼ of a Mile N [north] of Blackhillock farm, water is conducted under- ground in pipes from it to the House of Knockando about 1½ Miles Sout of it. |
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BLACK WELL |
Black Well
Black Well
Black Well |
A Robertson
J Robertson Drumpark
J Ross Blackhillock |
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A fine Spring Well situated at Hillhead |
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MANNOCH MOSS |
Mannoch Moss |
James Stuart Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
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A large tract of moss-land about 1 Mile in breadth and About ¾ Mile in Length it is the property of W. Grant Esq of Elchies & Carron |
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MANNOCH ROAD |
Mannoch Road |
James Stuart Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
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An old drove road extending from the county road near the Manse of Knockando passing
over the Mannoch Hill to Thomshill in the parish of Birnie A portion of which is kept in repair by the proprietors and is nearly impassable. the remainder is kept in repair by the county and is in good condition. |
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MANNOCH HILL |
Mannoch Hill |
James Stuart Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
Willaim Clarke Archiestown
New Stat. [Statistical] Account |
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A mountain range extening from about 1 Mile
north of Drumpark to near Lochbuie in the parish of Birnie it is about 5 miles in length and about an average of 1 Mile in breadth rising into many bold peaks and descending again very low almost all the peaks and valleys have a distinctive name and although it is one of the direct thorough ways from Strathspey to Elgin there is not a Single habitation on it The Right Hon. [Honourable] the Earl of Seafield is the chief proprietor a Small portion belonging to W Grant Esq of Elchies & Carron |
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GREENBOG WELL (Chalybeate) |
Greenbog Well
Greenbog Well
Greenbog Well |
J. McGowan Bruntlands
J. McDonald Nether Bruntlands
A. Robertson Hillhead |
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This name applies to a Mineral Spring (Iron) about 1/8 of a Mile north of Upper Bruntlands It is well Known by this name in the neighbourhood |
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BLACKHILLOCK |
Blackhillock
Blackhillock
Blackhillock |
W Grant Esqr Proprietor
P. Margach. Poor Inspector
J. Ross Tenant |
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An ordinary farmsteading with offices and garden
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DRUMPARK |
Drumpark
Drumpark
Drumpark |
W. Grant Esq Proprietor
P. Margach. Poor Inspector
J. Robertson Tenant |
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An ordinary farmsteading with offices & garden attached There is a fine Mineral Spring about 3 Chains E [East] of the house. property of W Grant Esqr. Carron. |
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UPPER BRUNTLANDS |
Upper Bruntlands
Upper Bruntlands
Upper Bruntlands |
W. Grant Esqr
P. Margach
J. McGowan Tenant |
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A good Substantial dwelling house with offices and garden attached. property of W. Grant Esqr |
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U. P. CHURCH |
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Chapel
U.P. Chapel
U.P. Chapel |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Sharpe
Mr J. Stewart Farmer
Mr Grant Teacher |
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A small but substantial Stone building, erected A.D. 1834, built by public Subscriptions, and Church door collections, Seated for 200, officiating Minister Revd [Reverend] Mr Sharpe |
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SCHOOL |
School
School
School |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Sharpe
Mr J. Stewart
Mr Grant |
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A good Stone building erected A.D. 1834, built by local Subscription and assisted by the Privy Council. It is Supported by the Society for propagating Christian Knowledge. and the Scholars fees, Scholars Boys & Girls. Teacher Mr Grant average Number of Scholars 70 |
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U. P. MANSE |
U.P. [Uniited Presbyterian] Manse
U.P. [United Prysbeterian] Manse
U.P. [United Preysbeterian] Manse |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Sharpe
Mr J. Stewart
Mr Grant |
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A neat building of two stories erected A.D.1867 with garden attached residence of Mr Sharpe U.P. [United Presbyterian] Minister. It is Situated at the E [East] end of the Village And is the property of the Congregation. |
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BURNSIDE OF BALLINTOMB |
Burnside of Ballintomb
Burnside of Ballintomb
Burnside of Ballintomb |
Mr. Grant Esq. Carron
Mr. Margach Poor Inspector
Mr. N. McLean Tenant |
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An ordinary farmsteading in good repair with offices and garden detached, property of Mr Grant Esq. |
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FREE CHURCH |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
Mr. J Stewart Farmer
Mr Grant Teacher
Mr. A McGregor |
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A good Substantial building errected A.D. 1844. It was built by public Subscription and a Small Sum from the funds of the Presbytery of Edinburgh. Seated for 500. Officiating Minister
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FREE CHURCH MANSE |
F.C. [Free Church] Manse
F.C. [Free Church] Manse
F.C. [Free Church] Manse |
Mr Stewart
Mr. Grant
Mr McGregor |
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A good building of two Stories with garden and offices detached Situated a short distance North of the Free Church - residence of the Revd [Reverend] Mr Fraser |
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CÀRN CRÒM |
Carn Crom
Carn Crom
Local Name
Carn Crom |
Mr Grant, Teacher Archiestown
Mr J. Stewart, Farmer Archiestown
Mr A McGregor Archiestown |
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This name applies to a Wooded eminence
enclosed with old banks, Situated a Short distance North of Lyne Farm and about ¾ of a Mile N.W. [North West] of Archiestown. Meaning, "The Bending Hill" the property of W Grant Esqr of Elchies and Carron |
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WOOD OF ARCHIESTOWN |
Wood of Archiestown
Wood of Archiestown |
Mr Grant
Mr J. Stewart
Mr A McGregor |
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An extensive Fir Plantation Situated on the North Side of Archiestown, the property of W Grant Esq of Elchies & Carron |
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BALLINTOMB BURN |
Ballintomb Burn
Ballintomb Burn
Ballintomb Burn |
Mr Grant
Mr J. Stewart
Mr A McGregor |
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A large burn having its Source about 1 Mile North of Lyne Farm, It runs in a Southerly
direction till it joins the River Spey a Short distance below Knockando Ho [House] There are two or three cascades on it Near to the latter place |
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DELVIE COTTAGE |
Delvie Cottage
Delvie Cottage
Delvie Cottage |
Mr J Stewart Farmer
Mr Grant Teacher
Mr A McGregor Famer |
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A Small Cottage with garden attached, Situated on the South Side of the County road leading from Archiestown to Forres, and about ½ a Mile South of Lyne Farm, property of W. Grant Esqr Carron. |
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LYNES |
Lynes
Lynes
Lynes |
W. Grant Esqr, proprietor Carron
Mr P. Margach, Poor Inspector
Mr W Margach Tenant |
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A Small dwelling house with offices detached. Situated about ½ a Mile W. [West] of Archiestown, property of W. Grant Esqr |
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MONAHOUDIE MOSS |
Monahoudie MoSS
Monahoudie MoSS
Monahoudie MoSS |
Mr J Stewart
Mr Grant
Statistical Account |
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A very extensive tract of Mossland extending from the South Side of the road leading from Archiestown to Forres, and bounded on the South & West by the Woods of Tombreck and Knockdow and on the east by the road leading from Archiestown to Carron, It Supplies a great number of the inhabitants of the Neighbourhood with fuel |
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SCHOOL [Archiestown Free Church] |
School
School
School |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Sharpe
Mr Grant Teacher
Mr J. Stewart |
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A small private dwelling Situated Near the Free
Church. It is principally for females, who are taught Sewing Knitting etc, And is Supported by
Mr Grant Esqr. of Carron etc (Teacher Mrs Simpson |
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CANONGATE WELLS |
Canongate Wells
Canongate Wells
Canongate Wells |
Mr Grant
Mr J. Stewart
Mr A McGregor |
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Two fine Spring Wells Situated on the South Side of the Village. with a public bleaching ground to them. they received this name about 80 years ago. from Mr D Cruikshank one of the teachers at Heriots Hospital Edinburgh, when he left that Situation to reside in Archiestown |
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FELLOCHANS |
Fellochans
Fellochans
Fellochans |
J. W. Grant Esqr Proprietor
Mr Margach Poor Inspector
Mr J. Stewart |
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A small Cottage with
garden attached, situate
on the roadside and about
¼ of a mile. W. [west] of Archiestown
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chains north West of it, it is the property
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FUARAN A' BHUIG GHIL |
Fuaran a' Bhuige Ghile
Fuaran a' Bhuige Ghile
Fuaran a' Bhuige Ghile |
Mr J. Stewart Farmer
Mr Grant Teacher
Mr A McGregor |
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A fine Spring Well having a public bleaching green to it, Situated at the West end of The Village English Meaning. "The Well of the Whit
Bog" It is better known by "Archies Well"
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ROTTONMOSS WELL |
Rotten Moss Well
Rotten Moss Well
Rotten Moss Well |
Mr J. Stewart
Mr Grant
Mr A. McGregor |
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A good Spring Situated about ¼ of a Mile North of Archiestown, There is a good Supply of water running from it to the Mill and farm of Burnside about ½ a Mile North of it. Captain Thomason of Laggan Lodge wished to have Archiestown supplied with water from this Spring owing to its purity. but would not be permitted to do So by the proprietor J. W. Grant Esq of Carron |
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POST OFFICE |
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office |
Mr J Stewart
Mr Grant
Mr A McGregor |
022.12 |
An intermediate Post Office Situated at the East end of Archiestown. There is an arrival and despatch daily the former 7.30 P.M And the latter 6 A.M distant from The principle Office CraigEllachie 5 Miles. |
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ARCHIESTOWN |
Archiestown
Archiestown
Archiestown |
J. W. Grant Esq Carron
Revd [Reverend] Mr Sharpe U.P. [United Presbyterian] Minister
Mr P Margach. Poor Inspector |
022.12 |
" A village was built about the year 1760, by Sir Archibald Grant of Monymusk, and Some improvement, to the extent of about 24 acres, at the first was Made, but instead of Continuing
progression; it has for several years been rather retrograde: the roads, only formed, not completed, have fallen into so much disrepair, that to a wheel carriage the village is only accessible from the east; by the South and west roads, the approach on horseback requires the Most careful Circumspection. By an accidental fire, Some years ago, Many of the houses were consumed, and there naked roofless walls Suggest the idea of Tadmor in
the desert, or of Some eastern city, on which judgemnet denounced by Some ancient prophet hath been in part accomplished, for it still retains the Number of about four score worthy inhabitants." Extract from Survey of the Province of Moray. Dated 1798. Compiled by the Revd [Reverend] Mr Grant of Elgin and the Revd [Reverend] Mr Leslie of Darkland, W Grant Esqr of Elchies and Carron is the Superior. |
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TOM AN AIRIDH |
Tom an Airidh
Tom an Airidh
Tom an Airidh |
Mr Cameron Lynachurn
Mr P. Margach Poor Rate Officer
Mr P. Robertson Upper Knockans |
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A Small Conspicuous Knoll Situated a short distance South of Mount Carron. English Meaning Knoll of the Sheiling |
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LYNACHURN |
Lynachurn
Lynachurn
Lynachurn |
W. Grant Esqr
Mr P. Margach
Mr Cameron Tenant |
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An ordinary farmsteading in bad repair. property
of W. Grant Esqr Carron Cottage |
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CRAIGROY |
Craigroy
Craigroy
Craigroy |
W. Grant Esqr
Mr P. Margach
Mr J. Watson Tenant |
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A small Croft with offices & garden attached, property of W. Grant Esqr. |
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UPPER KNOCKANS |
Upper Knockans
Upper Knockans
Upper Knockans |
W. Grant Esq. Proprietor (Carron Cottage)
P. Margach Poor Rate Officer (Gracemount Cottage)
P. Robertson, Tenant |
022.14 |
Two ordinary farmsteadings with offices & gardens attached property of W Grant Esq. Carron Cottage |
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FLINT ARROWHEADS FOUND HERE |
Flint Arrowheads (A.D. 1840)
Flint Arrowheads (A.D. 1840)
Flint Arrowheads (A.D. 1840) |
P. Robertson
J. Margach
J. Reach |
022.14 |
Mr Robertson Upper Knockans when reclaiming the land about 30 years ago. found two or three Flint Arrowheads near the spotmarked + on Trace |
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MOUNTCARRON |
Mountcarron
Mountcarron
Mountcarron |
W. Grant Esqr.
P.Margach
J. Reaich Tenant |
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A small Cottage with garden attached, property of
W. Grant Esqr |
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CAPNACH BURN |
Capnach Burn
Capnach Burn
Capnach Burn
Local Spelling |
Mr J. McArthur Lynachurn
Mr P. Margach
Mr P Robertson |
022.14 |
A small Burn issuing out of MoSS about one Mile W [West] of Upper KnocKans farm. and flowing in an Easterly direction till it joins Knockando Burn, at the Post Office - (Signifies abounding with trunks of Trees) |
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TOM NA CROICH |
Tom na Croich
Tom na Croich
Tom na Croich |
Mr J. Robertson Knockngore
Mr D. McDonald. Boghur
Mr Cameron, Lynachurn |
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A small knoll situated a short distance West of Milltown Farm, It was used in former times as a place of execution. |
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LEAKIN |
LeaKin
LeaKin
LeaKin |
W. Grant Esqr
Mr P Margach Poor Rate Officer
Mr Smith Tenant |
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Two ordinary dwelling houses with offices & garden attached property of W Grant Esqr. Carron Cottage |
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KNOCKHURN |
Knockhurn
Knockhurn
Knockhurn |
W. Grant Esqr.
Mr P Margach
Mr A Gilbert Tenant |
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An ordinary farmsteading with offices and garden
attached, property of W. Grant Esqr. Carron |
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CRAIGHEAD |
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead |
W. Grant Esqr Proprietor (Carron Cottage)
P. Margach Poor Rate Officer
Mr J. McDonald Tenant |
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A small croft with offices & garden attached, property of W. Grant Esqr. Carron Cottage |
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MILLTOWN |
Milltown
Milltown
Milltown |
W. Grant Esqr.
Mr P Margach
Mr J. Robertson Tenant |
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A small croft with offices and garden attached, property, of W Grant Esqr also and ordinary farm Steading |
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POST OFFICE |
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office |
W. Grant Esqr
Mr P. Margach
Mr A. Beaton Tenant |
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A branch Post Office Situated at the cross roads leading from Archiestown to Forres & Grantown. There is a despatch and arrival daily, from Craig
Ellachie, distant 8 Miles |
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DANISH COPPER BATTLEAXE AND PORTION OF SWORD FOUND HERE |
Danish (Copper) Battle Axe and portion of Sword found here |
W. Grant Esqr Carron Cottage
Mr P Margach Poor Inspector
Mr Margach Nether Knockans |
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There was found about 60 years ago. A small Danish Copper Battle Axe and portion of a Sword by a laboring Man when casting Peats in the Milltown Moss. They were in the poSSession of W. Grant Esqr of Carron, until lately when the former was Stolen from his premises. The Sword has been broken or ground down with 18 inches of the hilt as the person who had it previous to Mr Grant used it for Chopping up Turnips. Mr Grant asserts that it is of Modern date he having Some of the Same pattern in his possession Now. |
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FREE CHURCH |
Free Church
Free Church |
W Grant Esq
Mr P Margach
Mr Margach |
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A small building Situated Near the Post Office and about ¼ of a mile W. [West] of the parish Church. It is used as a place of worship by the Free Church Congregation of the Neighbourhood - And is the property of the same it is Seated to Accomodate 60 persons The Revd [Reverend] A Fraser is the officiating Clergyman. |
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BRIDGE OF CAPNACH |
Bridge of Capnach (County) |
J. Robertson Tomdow
P. Margach Gracemount
W. Cumming. Croftpoint |
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A Small bridge over Capnach Burn on the Co [County] Road leading from Archiestown to Dallas it is held in repair by the Co [County] |
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CULACH BURN |
Culach Burn |
J. Robertson Tomdow
P. Margach Gracemount
W. Cumming. Croftpoint |
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A small Stream taking its rise in a deep pool at Tomdow flowing eastward until it enters the Knockando Burn. |
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CARN NA LEACAINN |
Carn na Leaccan
Carn na Leacainn |
J. Robertson Tomdow
P. Margach Gracemount
W. Cumming. Croftpoint
The above - J.M.D. |
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"The hill of the shelvy ground" A bold heathy eminence the property of Sir G. McPherson Grant
Bart [Baronet] Ballindalloch. |
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MILLTOWN MOSS |
Millton Moss |
W. Grant Esq
Mr P Margach
Mr J. Robertson Tenant |
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An extensive piece of Moss a little North of Lynachurn and Tom na Frouch property of
W. Grant Esq of Carron Cottage |
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FLINT ARROWHEADS FOUND HERE |
Flint Arrowheads found here |
W. Grant Esqr
Mr P. Margach. Poor Rate Officer
Mr R. Robertson Tenant |
022.14 |
Mr Robertson, Crofts when improving his farm
about thirty years ago, found a number of flint
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WEST TOMDOW |
West Tomdow
West Tomdow
West Tomdow |
W. Grant Esqr
Mr P. Margach Poor Rate Off [Officer]
Mr D. McLellan Tenant |
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A small croft with garden attached, property of W. Grant Esqr Carron Cottage |
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NETHER KNOCKANS |
Nether Knockans
Nether Knockans
Nether Knockans |
W. Grant Esqr
Mr P. Margach
Mr J. Margach Tenant |
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An ordinary farmsteading with offices attached. property of W. Grant Esqr |
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POORHOUSE |
Poorhouse
Poorhouse
Poorhouse |
Mr P. Margach
Mr J Margach
Mr J McArthur Lynahurn |
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A small Stone building of two dwellings with garden attached. It is occupied by four or five old people who receive relief from the Parish And is the property of the poor law board |
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GRACEMOUNT |
Gracemount
Gracemount
Gracemount |
W. Grant Esqr
Mr P. Margach Tanant
Mr J Margach |
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A Small farmsteading situated on the roadSide leading to Grantown. It has out offices Wright
Shop & garden attached, occupied by Mr P. Margach Poor rate Inspector, property of W. Grant. Esqr |
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CROFTS |
Crofts
Crofts
Crofts |
W. Grant Esqr
Mr P. Margach Poor Rate Officer
Mr R Robertson Tenant |
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A small farm house with offices & garden attached property of W Grant Esq Carron Cottage |
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TOMDOW |
Tomdow
Tomdow
Tomdow |
W. Grant Esqr
Mr P Margach
Mr J Robertson Tenant |
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A farm steading with offices garden and two cottages all in very bad repair. property of W Grant Esqr |
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CROFTPOINT |
Croftpoint
Croftpoint
Croftpoint |
W. Grant Esqr
Mr P. Margach
Mr W. Cumming Tena |
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A small cottage with offices & garden attached, propertyof W Grant Esqr |
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PARKHEAD |
Parkhead
Parkhead
Parkhead |
Mr Peter Marcach Garlandbeg
Mr Charles Margach Garlandmore
Mr William Fraser Riuour |
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A farm comprising two dwelling houses outhouses and garden, situated about ¼ of a Mile E. [East] of Cardow Proprietor Mr Grant of Carron. |
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WOODSIDE COTTAGE |
Woodside Cottage
Woodside Cottage
Woodside Cottage |
Mr Peter Marcach Garlandbeg
Mr Charles Margach Garlandmore
Mr William Fraser Riuour |
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A Cottage including a garden etc occupied by the Revenue Officer who attends Cardow Distillery etc Situated at the S. [South] edge of the Co [County] Road, a little Westd [Westward] of Parkhead and a little Eastward of Cardow etc Propreitor Mr W. Grant of Carron. |
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CARDNACH |
Cardnach
Cardnach
Cardnach |
Mr Peter Marcach Garlandbeg
Mr Charles Margach Garlandmore
Mr William Fraser Riuour |
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indicates the name of a farm comprising a good dwelling house farm Offices and a garden situated about 20 Chains South of Woodside Cottage proprietor William Grant
Esqr Carron. |
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NETHER BORLUM |
Nether Borlum
Nether Borlum
Nether Borlum |
Mr Mr John Marcach Tommine
Mr John Ross Mains of Ballintomb
Mr John McDonald Cardnach |
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indicates the name of a farm Comprising a Steading of good farm Offices a dwelling house and gardens; Situated a little S.S.E [South South East] ofCardnach farm proprietor William Grant Esqr Carron |
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STONE CIRCLE (Remains of) |
Stone Circle (Remains of)
Stone Circle (Remains of)
Stone Circle (Remains of) |
Mr Peter Stewart Cardow
Mr L Cumming Cardow
Mr John Dow Cardnach-head |
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Supposed by the oldest Inhabitants to have been a primitive place of Worship and also a druidical circle of huge Standing Stones of which during the last 40 years only one Standing Stone is left, which is of the Whin Class. about 5 feet in height thus [see diagram] the others according to fragments left, were evidently granite. Another stone of a Similar hard texture and of a larger Size is laid upon the ground with Marks as if Lintels have been Sought out of it from the Standing Stone, Eastward, a vestige of the Site of the Stone Circle is Still visible on the ground, but defaced on the South as a portion of ground was reclaimed some 30 years ago. Situated abt [about] 2½ Chains W [West] of New Hillock dwelling hous, and at the West Top of a hill (newly planted) Called the Cairns Proprietor William Grant Esqr of Carron |
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NEWHILLOCK |
Newhillock
Newhillock
Newhillock |
Mr Jenkins Occupier
Mr Peter Stewart Cardow
Mr John Dow Carnach-head |
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a modern name registered in the Proprietors
books for a small park or Croft The property of William Grant Esqr and consisting of a dwelling house out houses and garden. |
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BONFIRE CAIRN |
Bonfire Cairn
Bonfire Cairn
Bonfire Cairn |
Mr Jenkins Occupier
Mr Peter Stewart Cardow
Mr John Dow Carnach-head |
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a Conspicuous hill, the top of which is newly planted and is Situated a little Northward of the Co [County] Road and abt [about] ¼ of a Mile N.W. [North West] of the Parish Police Station. It is said that in former ages, a number of large Cairns were about the top their Sites it Seems are Still Known by the inhabitants, from those Cairns the hill had its name.It is now better known in its English; Around the Trig'l [Trigonometrical] Station is also known by a Modern Name "Bon-fire Hill" The Property of William Grant Esqr of Carron. |
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URN AND HUMAN BONES FOUND HERE A.D. 1860 |
Urn and human bones found here (A.D. 1860)
Urn and human bones found here (A.D. 1860)
Urn and human bones found here (A.D. 1860) |
Mr Peter Stewart Cardow
Mr L: Cumming Cardow
Mr J Milne Upper Borlum |
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Urn thus [see diagram] made of baked and Well fired Clay and lightly ornamented at the
Mouth Similar in Size appearance and Contents to the other one found on the Same field ie upwards of a foot in length and exceeding ½ a foot in breadth at Mouth The plough-Share coming in contact the upper portion of Vessel having Crumbled away it contained human ashes and bits of burnt bones The Vessel was deposited a little lower and left at the Same position - Situated abt [about] 3 Ch [Chains] E [East] of the farm boundary between the Parish Glebe and Cardow farm and about 12½ Ch [Chains] Eastward of the Parish Church |
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SCHOOL (Females |
School (Females)
School (Females)
School (Females) |
Mr Peter Stewart Cardow
Mr L Cumming Cardow
Mr J Milne Upper Borlum |
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a handsomely built School attached is the Teachers dwelling with garden etc Occupied by Miss Logan Teacher The Scholars are Taught in English Music and Needle Works and is pretty Well attended The Teacher gets a Support from a Society and also from Government Situated at the north Side of the Co [County] Road and abt [about] ¼ of a Mile E.S.E. [East South East] of the Parish Church. |
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WAUK MILL |
Waukmill
Waukmill
Waukmill |
Mr W: Smith Occupier
Mr L: Cumming Cardow
Mr J Milne Upper Borlum |
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Attached to the Mill is a Croft of land And of a few dwelling houses a Garden etc. The Mill has a permanent Supply of Water from Knockando Burn and Cards, Spins, and Manufactures Cloth of the ordinary Mountain Sheeps-Wool, Situated on the South bank of the Knockando
burn and about 17 Chains N.E. [North East] of the Ph [Parish] church and upon the property of William Grant Esqr of Carron |
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TOM MORE |
Tom More
Tom More
Tom More |
Mr John Margach Tommore
Mr William McCulloch Tuaranruadh
Mr A. McDonald Nether Bruntland |
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Name of a hill, at present under young plantation (and has given the name to a farm a little on the E [East] of it.); Top Situated abt [about] 22 Ch [Chains] E [East] of Cardnach Bridge property of William Grant Esq Carron |
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TOMMORE |
Tommore
Tommore
Tommore |
Mr John Margach Tommore
Mr William McCulloch Tuaranruadh
Mr A. McDonald Nether Bruntland |
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a farm Consisting of a dwelling house; a good steading of Office houses and a garden Situated a little E [East] of Tòm Mòr plantation also abt [about] 20 Ch. [Chains] Eastward of Cardnach Bridge. and derived the name from the above named Knoll which is at present under plantation - proprietor William Grant Esqr of Carron. |
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STRIPESIDE |
StripeSide
StripeSide
StripeSide |
Mr John Margach Tommore
Mr William McCulloch Tuaranruadh
Mr A. McDonald Nether Bruntland |
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Indicates the Name of a Small Croft, Consisting
of a dwelling house a garden and a Carpenter's
Shop. Situated abt [about] 18 Ch. [Chains] E [East] of the Parish Manse and a little S.W. [South West] of Cardow and at the N. [North] Edge of a Road leading to the Parish Church etc. The property of William Grant Esqr of Carron |
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CARDOW |
Cardow
Cardow
Cardow |
William Grant Esqr Proprietor Carron
Mr J. Cumming Tenant &c
Mr Peter Stewart Carron |
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a large farm Consisting of a good dwelling house and Garden and detached steadings of good and large farm Offices attached to this Farm is also one of the Distilleries of the parish
Situated abt [about] 30 Ch [Chains] E. [East] of the parish Church. Càthar Dubh Signifies black Moss etc - the property of W. Grant Esqr Carron |
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DISTILLERY |
Distillery
Distillery
Distillery |
William Grant Esqr Proprietor Carron
Mr J. Cumming Tenant etc
Mr Peter Stewart Carron |
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is known by the name of the farm of Cardow Distillery and is attached to the premises of the above named farm It is constantly at Work and producing fine WhisKy - and is the property
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MAINS OF KNOCKANDO |
Mains of KnocKando
Mains of KnocKando
Mains of KnocKando |
Mr H Cumming Knockando Mains
Mr J. Morrison Occupier
William Grant Esqr Carron Proprietor |
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Two farms Consisting of good dwelling houses and Gardens detached etc a good Steading of large farm Offices; Situated a little W. [West] of Cardnach Burn and abt [about] 17 Ch [Chains] N.W. [North West] of KnocKando House - the property of W. Grant Esqr Carron |
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BRIDGE OF CARDOW |
Bridge of Cardow
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J. Stewart Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
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A Small bridge of one arch over Cardnach Burn on the Co [County] road leading from Archiestown to Blacks boat it is held in repair by the Co [County] |
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WILLOWBANK |
Willowbank |
J. Stewart Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
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A Small cottage the property of W. Grant Esqr Carron |
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POOL FLASGAN |
Pool Flasgan |
J. Stewart Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
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A deep pool in Knockando burn well known in the
locality. |
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SCULPTURED STONE |
Sculptured Stone |
Revd [Reverend] J. McDonald Dallas
L. Cumming Esqr Cardow
Revd [Reverend] J. Fraser Archiestown |
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Now Used as a Clan Stone and Claimed by a family of McDonald by whom it was brought from an Old Church land near the Railway a little below Knockando House & placed in the Parish Manse about fifty years ago, it now much obliterated & of unequal Surface is said to date from the ninth or tenth century |
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BRAE OF BOGROY |
Brae of Bogroy
Brae of Bogroy
Brae of Bogroy |
Mr W: Smith Wauk Mill
Mr J: Smith Poll Fleasgart
Mr Peter Stewart Cardow |
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a very Conspicuous embanKment a little Southward of Knockando Burn, Western end terminates abt [about] 5 Ch [Chains] S.W. [South West] of Delane Cottage and the lower end terminates a little S.E. [South East] of the Wauk Mill The property of William Grant Esqr of Carron Northward and at the foot of this Slopping height Stood a little farm Called Bog Roy which Signifies "Red Quag-mire" - The origin - |
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DELANE COTTAGE |
Delane Cottage
Delane Cottage
Delane Cottage |
Mr W: Smith Wauk Mill
Mr J: Smith Poll Fleasgart
Mr Peter Stewart Cardow |
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a Small Croft Consisting of a dwelling house out houses and garden, Situated at the S. [South] edge of the Co. [County] Road and abt [about] 12 Ch [Chains] S.W. [South West] of the Ph [Parish] Church name given Some years ago when the dwelling house was erected Proprietor William Grant Esqr. |
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POOLFLASGAN |
Poolflasgan
Poolflasgan
Poolflasgan |
Mr W Smith Wauk Mill
Mr J Smith Poll Fleasgart
Mr Peter Stewart Cardow |
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A dwelling house about 2 Chains below Poolfleasgan Bridge of the Co [County] Road across the Said burn - and Signifies The "Boat's Pool*" Proprietor William Grant Esqr of Carron.
* ie derived from the Gailic for Boats' Pool -
Formerly till the flood of Augt [August] 1829. a water-fall was above the pool. The flood however having formed a deep and narrow Channel through the rocks etc. The embankments are now over-hung with wild-wood Such as Mountain Ash, Birch etc The Cascade or Waterfall is defaced etc |
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BRIDGE OF POOLFLASGAN |
Bridge of Poolflasgan
Bridge of Poolflasgan
Bridge of Poolflasgan |
Mr L: Cumming Cardow
Mr Peter Stewart Cardow
Mr W Smith Wauk Mill |
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a well Known name of the County road Bridge, across KnocKando Burn, Situated 14 Chains West of the parish Church; received this name from a Pool a little below and at the Conflux of Cepnach Burn etc. |
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MANSE |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Mr L: Cumming Cardow
Mr Peter Stewart Cardow
Mr W Smith Wauk Mill |
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The parish Manse, Consisting of a handsome
dwelling house and a Steading of well built
Office houses, including gardens etc all newly built by the Landed proprietors in the year 1867 - at a cost of 16 or 17 hundred pounds - and situated immediately north of the parish Church. The Minister the Rev: [Reverend] Mr T. M. Pirie is only as yet, in the Parish for a Short time, and is quite unacquainted with the Statistical and history of the Parish - There are also abt [about] 14 Acres of Glebe ground attached |
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CHURCH |
Church
Church
Church |
Mr L: Cumming Cardow
Mr Peter Stewart Cardow
Mr W Smith Wauk Mill |
022.15 |
This is the Parish Church of KnocKando, Situated in the north Side of the Church Yard and upon the top of a Steep Slopping feature and about 5 Ch. [Chains] N. [North] of the Co. [County] Road. Above the church door is a Stone Marked MDCCLVII or 1757 The date, it is Said, on which the Church was built On the Same Stone if also another inscription P.O.M.X 1415. The Church is Supplied with the old gray flag for Slating although the roofing and the Walls are the original the interior having received repairs at different periods. The Church is Still in good condition a hollow feature among the graves abt [about] 70 Links South ward is Said to be the Site of the former Church, date of its erection is not known - it is said to have been an ordinary thatched building |
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CHURCH (Site of) |
(Site of
Church
(Site of
Church
(Site of
Church |
Mr J. Morrison Mains of Knockando
Mr L Cumming Knockando Mains
Mr S Calder GameKeeper Millhaugh |
022.15 |
The tradition of the parish has it, that this was a Church and Church Yard Some 300 years ago - no record apparently is left to Support the tradition, nor is there left but a Meagre record about any of the old churches in the Parish, no portion of the Site is now visible on the ground, but the Surface about the place is ineven as if it were vestiges of the old graves It is Said all the grave Flags were taken away And the Railway Cutting Seems to have touched the South Side of the Grave Yard. Situated amongst old Trees upon the Main of a small
promentory about 4 Chains Westward of where
the Strathspey Section Railwayline Cross the
Cardnach Burn. it is also Said that attempts
were made to restore or rebuild the Church upon the Site in question and the opposing party got it removed to near the Site of the present Parish church - dedication name not
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Grave Yard |
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SITE OF CHURCH |
Church |
Revd [Reverend] T. M. Pirie
L. Cumming Esqr Cardow
J. Stewart. Archiestown |
022.15 |
The site where the old parish Ch [Church] Stood, said to have been an ordinary building thatched with straw. the date is unknown, but is supposed to have been the first Christian place of Worship in the Parish. There are no visible traces now |
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KNOCKANDO HOUSE (Date 17320 |
Knockando House (Date 1732)
Knockando House (Date 1732)
Knockando House (Date 1732) |
William Grant Esqr of Carron - Proprietor
V.R. [Valuation Roll] Statistical documents etc
Mr L Cumming Knockando Mains |
022.15 |
Built in the year 1732 (as dated upon a Stone in the building, and is a plain edifice Comprising a main building and a wing on each Side, Southward, and a modern built small Square to the North Side. Situated about 7 Chains N. [North] of the Strathspey Section Railway line, also a little W.[West] of Ballintomb burn and a little E. [East] of Cardnach Burn. The house is let to parties, by the proprietor The building is in an inclosure in which are
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MILLHAUGH |
Millhaugh
Millhaugh
Millhaugh |
Valuation Roll etc
Mr Donald Calder GameKeeper Occupr [Occupier]
Mr J. Morrison Mains of Knockando |
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An old name comprising two dwelling houses
and Situated a few yards N.E. [North East] of where the Railway Cross Ballintomb Burn. |
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CARDOW BURN |
Cardow Burn
Cardow Burn
Cardow Burn |
Mr J Cumming Cardow
Mr Peter Stewart Cardow
Mr J. McDonald Nether Bruntland |
022.15 |
a Small Stream which issues from the
Slopping heights and drainage of land abt [about] ½ Mile N.W. [North West] of Carnach-head- This burn Supplies the Cardow Distillery and enters the Burn of Knockando a little below th Wauk Mill. The property of William Grant Esqr Carron. Meaning - Burn of the Black Moss G.O. [Gaelic Orthography] |
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CARDNACH BRIDGE |
Cardnach Bridge
Cardnach Bridge
Cardnach Bridge |
Mr L Cumming Cardow Mr Peter Stewart Cardow Mr J. McDonald Nether Bruntland |
022.15 |
a Small iron bridge of one Span across the Cardnach Burn for the County road. Situated
a little S.E. [South East] of Nether Bruntlands |
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CROFT of BRUNTLANDS |
Croft of Bruntlands
Croft of Bruntlands |
Mr J. Cumming Cardow
Mr Peter Stewart Cardow
Mr J. McDonald Nether Bruntland |
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a Small farm or Croft Consisting of a dwelling
house, out houses and Garden. Situated abt [about] 17 Ch. [Chains] W. [West] of Tommore farm, also abt [about] 13 Ch. [Chains] Eastward of Cardnach Bridge, The property of William Grant Esqr of Carron |
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KNOCK DONACH |
Knock Donach
Knock Donach |
Mr A. McDonald Bruntland
Mr J. Mcdonald Nether Bruntland
Mr W. Cumming Cardow |
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a Conspicuous Hill-top Situated about 16 Ch. [Chains] N.N.W. [North North West] of the Police Station and is Supposed to be the oldest name Known for the hill. It is Said that a number of Large Stone Cairns Stood about the top of the hill and those big Cairns were considered to be great antiquities Proprietor William Grant Esqr of Carron |
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CAIRNS |
Cairns
Cairns
Cairns |
Mr A. McDonald Bruntland
Mr J. Mcdonald Nether Bruntland
Mr W. Cumming Cardow |
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These are Stone Cairns above mentioned a few feet above the Surface at Centre, and abt [about] 10 feet of rad: [radius] over which formerly Stood large Stone Cairns, In the centre of Some, it is Said. a large Standing Stone was found - It seems those Mounds, as yet, have not been Explored below the Surface, There are also a number of less conspicuous ones to be Seen a little Eastward of the Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station. |
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CARDNACH BURN |
Cardnach Burn
Cardnach Burn
Cardnach Burn |
Mr A. McDonald Bruntland
Mr J. Mcdonald Nether Bruntland
Mr W. Cumming Cardow |
022.15 |
a Well Known name of a Small Burn which
issues from the drainage of Cardnach-head farm and leads Southward, passing a Little Westward of Knockando House where a little further onwards it enters the River Spey |
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UPPER BORLUM |
Upper Borlum
Upper Borlum
Upper Borlum |
William Grant Esqr Proprietor Carron
Mr James Milne Occupier
Mr L. Cumming Cardow |
022.15 |
Comprising the name of a Farm Consisting of a
good dwelling house with a Garden and a
Steading of good farm offices; Situated a ¼ of a Mile Northward of the Parish Manse, The name is frequently applied to highland farms, and is pure Gaelic It is found in Forbes 'Gaelic' Grammar as the name of a Farm town - meaning a "Stripe of Land" G.O [Gaelic Orthography] - The property of W. Grant Esqr of Carron |
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SCHOOL |
School (Parish)
School (Parish)
School (Parish) |
William Grant Esqr Proprietor Carron
Mr James Milne Occupier
Mr L. Cumming Cardow |
022.15 |
The Parish School - attached is the Teacher's dwelling house with Garden etc The Teacher receives the Dick bequest and Government Aid, and has the Keeping of the parish Registers There are also a number of other schools in the Parish Supported by Societies Government aid etc) Situated about 1/8 of a Mile North of the Parish Church & Manse. |
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CROITANLOIN |
Croitanloin
Croitanloin
Croitanloin |
William Grant Esqr Proprietor Carron
Mr James Milne Occupier
Mr L. Cumming Cardow |
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Comprising the name of a Small Farm Consisting of a good dwelling house with Garden and out houses. Occupied by Mr Lewis Robertson Situated aabout 32 Chains N. [North] of the Parish School English Meaning The "Marsh Croft".-The property of W Grant Esqr Carron |
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MILL OF KNOCKANDO |
Mill of Knockando
Mill of Knockando
Mill of Knockando |
Valuation Roll Statistical Acct [Account] etc
William Grant Esqr Carron proprietor
Mr J. Robertson Occupier |
022.15 |
Comprising the Name of a Farm Consisting of a
good dwelling house with a Garden and a
Steading of good farm Offices, attached to which is a Corn Mill including also a Saw Mill, both Supplied by the Kockando Burn; Situated about 1/8 of a Mile W. [West] of the Parish School - and a few dwelling houses. the property of W. Grant Esqr Carron. |
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CHAPEL (Site of |
(Sile of)
Chapel
(Sile of)
Chapel
(Sile of)
Chapel |
Mr L Cumming Cardow
Mr Peter Stewart Cardow
Mr J Cumming Cardow |
022.15 |
Supposed from tradition to have been a Roman Catholic Chapel, and to whom dedicated is apparently not known The last remaining Stones of the foundation were removed Some few years ago - Situated some 20 or 30 Links E [East] of where the Urn is Shewn on plan.
Upon the Farm of Cardow and about 11 Chains E. [East] of Upper Borlum Farm - The Hill is now under Cultivation |
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GATESIDE |
Gateside
Gateside
Gateside |
Mr Alexander Black Occupier
Mr Francis Ross Police Officer
Mr Alexander McDonald Nether Bruntlands |
022.15 |
A small Croft consisting of two dwelling with gardens etc Situated a little north of the Parish Police Station, and about 16 Chains Southward of Nether Bruntlands farm, The property of William Grant Esqr of Carron |
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NETHER BRUNTLANDS |
Nether Bruntlands
Nether Bruntlands
Nether Bruntlands |
A. McDonald Occupier
Mr F. Ross Police Officer
Mr A. Black Gateside |
022.15 |
A farm Consisting of a dwelling house and Garden, also Office houses detached; Situated abt [about] ¼ of a Mile E. [East] of a newly planted hill called Cairns also ¼ of a Mile Northward of the Police Station Proprietor William Grant Esqr of Carron. |
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CARDNACHEAD |
Cardnach-head
Cardnach-head
Cardnach-head |
Mr John Dow Occupier
Mr W. Duncan Occupier
William Grant Esqr of Carron Proprietor |
022.15 |
a Small farm consisting of two dwelling houses, two gardens, and Office houses; Situated abt [about] 1/10 of a Mile north of a newly planted hill called the Cairns, and ¼ of a Mile N.W. [North West] of Nether Bruntlands farm Ceardnach or rather Ceardalachd Signifies abounding with Tinkers; handicrafts etc - Meaning however seems rather doubtful It is supposed also by another party that the Name derived from the Gaelic for the Word Smithy - ie Céardach etc |
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DRUM DIVAN |
Drum Divan
Drum Divan
Drum Divan |
Mr Peter Stewart Cardow
Mr J. Cumming Cardow
Mr J. Milne U: [Upper] Borlum |
022.15 |
A bold eminence There has also been a farm of the Same Name (on the East Side) nothing of which remains except an ancient Mountain Ash Tree, at the Steading of this farm was a celebrated Mineral Well it is now carried away in a drain a little Eastward of the said tree - Now attached to the farm of Cardow Proprietor William Grant of Carron N.B. The writer of the article was informed by Mr McIntosh the ground Officer that the Name of the Said old farm was localized to that of Drumdearn. |
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POLICE STATION |
Police Station
Police Station
Police Station |
Francis Ross Police Officer & Occupier
Mr Peter Stewart Cardow
Mr J. Cumming Cardow |
022.15 |
a newly built and well finished house Slated etc with garden attached Situated aside the County road and abt [about] 6 Ch [Chains] S.E. [South East] of Gateside, and is known by the name Police Station. The house was erected by the county.- and is the residence of the local Constable |
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TOMMORE LINN |
Tommore Linn
Tommore Linn
Tommore Linn |
Mr John Marcach Tommore
Mr John Ross Mains of Ballintomb
Mr John McDonald Cardnach |
022.16 |
A well known name of a rocky and deep pool in
Ballintomb Burn, over which is a small Cascade
or Waterfall. Situated on the farms of Tommore
and Oldtown of Ballintomb. and abt [about] 17 Chains W.N.W. [West North West] of the latter farm. |
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SHEPHERD'S LINN |
Shepherd's Linn
Shepherd's Linn
Shepherd's Linn |
Mr John Marcach Tommore
Mr John Ross Mains of Ballintomb
Mr John McDonald Cardnach |
022.16 |
A deep and rocky pool, above which is a Small
Water-fall and Surrounded with rocky Cliffs and
Wild Hanging Woods, received this modern name from a shepherd being found drowned in the pool Some years Since - (See Jamieson's improved Scottish Dictionary for the word Lin etc ) Situated a few Chains below Tommore Lin. |
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MAINS OF BALLINTOMB |
Mains of Ballintomb
Mains of Ballintomb
Mains of Ballintomb |
Mr John Marcach Tommore
Mr John Ross Mains of Ballintomb
Mr John McDonald Cardnach |
022.16 |
Comprising a dwelling house and Garden and
a Steading of good farm Offices; Situated a little
South of Cnoc Dubh Wood and is a well known old Name proprietor Mr Grant of Carron. |
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CROFTSTEWART |
Croftstewart
Croftstewart
Croftstewart |
Mr John Marcach Tommore
Mr John Ross Mains of Ballintomb
Mr John McDonald Cardnach |
022.16 |
An old Name of a Small farm consists of a
dwelling house, out house and Garden. Situated
a little W. [West] of Prescaulter farm proprietor Mr
W. Grant of Carron |
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BRACKENHOWES |
Brackenhowes
Brackenhowes
Brackenhowes |
William Grant Esqr of Carron Proprietor
Mr William Gilbert Occupier
Mr John Ross Mains of Ballintomb |
022.16 |
a farm comprising a dwelling house and garden and out houses, Situated about 20 Chains W. [West] of BurnSide farm also about ½ a Mile N.N.W. [North North West] of Cnoc Dubh Wood it is the property of W. Grant Esqr of Elchies and Carron. |
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STRATHENDEAN |
Strathendean
Strathendean
Strathendean |
William Grant Esqr of Carron proprietor
Mr Macdonald Occupier
Valuation Roll etc |
022.16 |
a small farm Consisting of a dwelling house and Some farm Offices, Situated abt [about] 30 Chains Southward of Archiestown Village, and a little West of Road leading from Said village to Carron Railway Station it is the property of W Grant Esq of Elchies and Carron |
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OLDTOWN |
Oldtown
Oldtown
Oldtown |
William Grant Esqr of Carron proprietor
Mr William Gilbert Brackenhows
Mr John Ross Mains of Ballintomb |
022.16 |
Known also as Oldtown of Ballintomb Consisting of two ordinary dwelling houses Garden and a few farm Offices, Situated about 17 Chains N. [North] of the Mains of Ballintomb it is the property of W. Grant Esq of Elchies and Carron |
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KNOCKDOW |
Knockdow
Knockdow
Knockdow |
William Grant Esqr of Carron proprietor
Mr William Gilbert Brackenhows
Mr John Ross Mains of Ballintomb |
022.16 |
Comprises two dwelling houses and gardens, Situated at a West notch of Cnoc Dubh Wood and a little N.E. [North East] of the Mains of Ballintomb It was also the old name for the hill on which the Cottages Stand and hence given to the Woods adjoining the hill Cnoc Dubh Signifies Black Hill etc they are the property of W Grant Esqr of Elchies and Carron |
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KNOCKDOW WOOD |
Cnoc Dubh Wood
Cnoc Dubh Wood
Cnoc Dubh Wood
Knockdow Wood |
William Grant Esqr of Carron Proprietor
Mr John Stewart Farmer Archiestown
Mr A McGregor Balmeanach |
022.16 |
A large plantation, bounded on the E [East] a little N.E. [North East] of Ballmeanach Farm by Tombuick Wood; on the South by Prescaulton and Ballinceanach Farms - on the W. [West] by Oldtown and Mains of Ballintomb Farms; and on the N. [North] by Monahoudie Moss and is a well Known old name.- it is the property of W Grant Esqr of Elchies |
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TOMBRECK WOOD |
Tombreck Wood
Tombreck Wood
Tombreck Wood |
William Grant Esqr of Carron Proprietor
Mr John Stewart Farmer Archiestown
Mr A McGregor Balmeanach |
022.16 |
a large plantation bounded on the W. [West] by Cnoc Dubh Wood on the N. [North] by Monahoudie Moss, on the E. [East] by Woodend and Rinafiach on the South by Tombreck Ballmeanach etc And is a Well Known Old name - it is the property of W Grant Esqr of Carron and Elchies |
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WOODEND |
Woodend
Woodend
Woodend |
William Grant Esqr of Carron Proprietor
Mr John Stewart Farmer Archiestown
Mr A McGregor Balmeanach |
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Name of a Croft Consisting of a dwelling house an out house and garden Situated at the E. [East] end of Tombeck Wood and a little W. [West] of the road leading from Archiestown to Carron Railway Station it is the property of W. Grant Esqr of Elchies & Carron |
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RINAFIACH |
Rinafiach
Rinafiach
Rinafiach |
William Grant Esqr of Carron Propr [Proprietor]
Mr Peter Kuil Occupier
Mr J. Stewart Farmer Archiestown |
022.16 |
Indicates the name of a farm Comprising two dwelling houses, out houses and Gardens Situated at the S.E. [South East] of Tombreck Wood and is a Well known old name; original Gaelic Meaning e.g. "Ruinn Nam Fitheach" The "Ravens promontory" etc it is the property of W Grant Esq of Elchies and Carron |
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MEETING STONE |
Meeting Stone
Meeting Stone
Meeting Stone |
William Grant Esqr of Carron Propr [Proprietor]
Mr Peter Kuil
Mr J. Stewart Farmer Archiestown |
022.16 |
A sharp pointed Standing Stone thus [see diagram] upwards of 3 feet above the Surface and of great Size below the Surface. and bears tradition that on former times. Witches met at the Stone by Moon-light, to Consult how to avenge their grievances upon their Neighbours etc etc It is Said the Stone also formed a boundary point between the parishes of Knockando and Macallan prior to their being united |
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WOODSIDE OF BALLINTOMB |
Woodside of Ballintomb |
William Grant Esqr of Carron Propr [Proprietor]
Mr Peter Kuil
Mr J. Stewart Farmer Archiestown |
022.16 |
A Small croft the property of W Grant Esqr of Elchies and Carron |
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BACK BURN |
Back Burn |
James Stewart. Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
023.05 |
A Small Stream rising on the South east base of Hunt Hill flowing Southward until it unites with the Burn of Sandy Hillock. where it changes its name to Burn of Ringorm |
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BURN OF SANDYHILLOCK |
Burn of Sandyhillock |
James Stewart Archiestown Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
023.05 |
A small Stream rising a little to the east of Leet Moss flowing in a South eastward direction until it unites with Back Burn |
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COIRE BUIDHE |
Coire Bhuide
Corie Buidhe |
James Stewart. Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown
The above authorities prefer this mode [signed initials] JMD |
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A Slight hollow on the South Slope of Hunt Hill and at the source of Back Burn Meaning Yellow
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BLACK MOSS |
Black Moss |
James Stewart Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown |
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A Small portion of unenclosed Mossland the property of W Grant Esqr of Elchies & Carron |
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ROE HOISH |
Roe Hoish |
James Stewart Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown |
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An extensive portion of flat Marsh Ground Situate in the Estate of Ballintomb |
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HUNT HILL |
Hunt Hill |
James Stewart Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown |
023.05 |
A bold heathy eminence Situated partly on the lands of the Right Hon. [Honourable] the Earl of Seafield And W Grant Esqr of Elchies and Carron |
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ROY'S WELL |
Roy's Well |
James Stewart. Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
023.05 |
A Spring with a Copious flow of fresh water well
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LEET MOSS |
Leet Moss |
James Stewart. Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
023.05 |
A large tract of unenclosed Mossland the property of W Grant Esqr of Elchies and Carron |
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WELL OF WHITERASHES |
Well of Whiterashes |
James Stewart. Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
023.05 |
A large Spring the Source of Burn Roy. |
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DEERS HILLOCK |
Deers Hillock |
James Stewart. Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
023.05 |
a bold conical eminence Situate on the lands of the Right Hon [Honourable] the Earl of Seafield
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ALLACHROW |
Allachrow |
James Stewart. Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
023.05 |
A Small croft the property of W. Grant Esqr of Elchies And Carron |
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TORR AN EOIN |
Torr an Eoin |
James Stewart. Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
023.05 |
A Small conical eminence Situate on the lands of W. Grant Esqr of Elchies Meaning HillocK of the
Bird. |
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BEINN BHEAG |
Beinn na Bheag |
James Stewart. Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
023.05 |
A Slight heathy eminence Situate on the lands of W. Grant Esqr of Elchies & Carron |
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THOMASTOWN |
Thomastown |
James Stewart. Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
023.05 |
A Small farmsteading in disuse but is about to be
restored the property of W. Grant of Elchies |
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CLACH AN EOIN |
Clach an Eoin |
James Stewart. Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
023.12 |
A large boulder on the South base of Hunt Hill Meaning Stones of the Bird. |
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HILLHALL |
Hillhall
Hillhall
Hillhall |
Rent Receipt
Valuation Roll
Mr J Sime Tenant |
023.06 |
A small farmsteading and dwelling house, two storey high, slated and in good repair. property of the Right Hon [Honourable] The Earl of Seafield |
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OLDHALL |
Oldhall
Oldhall
Oldhall |
Rent Receipt
Valuation Roll
Mr J McOnnachie Tenant |
023.06 |
A small farmsteading and dwelling house property of the Right Hon [Honourable] - the Earl of Seafield |
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WHITEHILLOCK |
WhitehillocK
WhitehillocK
WhitehillocK |
Rent Reciept
Valuation Roll
Mr A. Findlay Tenant |
023.06 |
A small farmsteading and dwelling house. the property of the Right Hon [Honourable] the Earl of Seafield |
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WHITEACEN |
Whiteacen
Whiteacen
Whiteacen |
Valuation Roll
Rent Receipt
Mr J. McGrigor Tenant |
023.06 |
A good substantial farm steading and dwelling
house with garden attached, property of The Right Honourable the Earl of Seafield |
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ROUND KNOWE HUMAN REMAINS FOUND HERE A.D. 1849 |
Round Knowe
Round Knowe
Round Knowe |
Mr J. McGrigor
Mr J. Sime Hillhall
Mr A. Findlay Whitehillock |
023.06 |
Applied to a small round hillock situated about
Six chains south west of the farmsteading of
Whiteacen, on the property of the Right Hon. [Honourable] the Earl of Seafield In the year 1849 Human Remains were found in the Summit of this hill. |
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KILN BURN |
Kiln Burn
Kiln Burn
Kiln Burn |
Mr J. Sime Hillhall
Mr J. McGrigor Whiteacen
Mr A. Findlay Whitehillock |
023.06 |
Applied to a small stream taking its rise at the mill dam of Whitehillock and running in a Southern direction for about half a mile when it falls into
the Burn of Ringorm |
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BRAEHEAD |
Braehead
Braehead
Braehead |
Mr A. Bremner Tenant
Mr J. Sime Phaebuie
Mr J. Sime Hillhall |
023.06 |
A small farmsteading and dwelling house the property of the Right Honerable the Earl of Seafield. |
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PHAEBUIE |
Phaebuie |
Mr A. Bremner Tenant
Mr J. Sime Phaebuie
Mr J. Sime Hillhall |
023.06 |
A small farm-steading and dwelling house the
property of the Right Hounerable the Earl of Seafield. |
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LOCHINSTONE |
Lochinstone
Lochinstone
Lochinstone |
Valuation Roll
Rent Receipt
Mr Robert Murray Tenant |
023.06 |
A good substantial farm Steading and dwelling house the Property of the Right Honerable the Earl of Seafield. |
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CRAIGELLACHIE WOOD |
Craigellachie Wood
Craigellachie Wood
Craigellachie Wood |
Mr R. Murray
Mr J. Sime Phaebuie
Mr Bremner Braehead |
023.06 |
An extensive plantation chiefly fir, partly in the parish of Knockando and partly in the parish of Rothes. it is the property of The Right Honerable the Earl of Seafield |
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DANDALEITH WOOD |
Dandaleith Wood |
Mr J. Robertson Claggan
Mr J. Grant Upper Ringorm
Mr A Sim Nether Ringorm |
023.07 |
A fir plantation of considerable extent the property of the Right Honourable the Earl Seafield |
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CRAIG ELLACHIE |
Craig Ellachie |
Mr J. Robertson Claggan
Mr J. Grant Upper Ringorm
Mr A Sim Nether Ringorm |
023.07 |
A precipitous rocK near Craigellachie Bridge on the North bank of the River Spey |
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CRAIGELLACHIE BRIDGE |
Craigellachie Bridge (County) |
Mr J. Robertson Claggan
Mr J. Grant Upper Ringorm
Mr A Sim Nether Ringorm |
023.07 |
A good substantial iron bridge which spans the River Spey at the western extremity of Craig Ellachie it is held in repair by the County |
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[signed]
W. G. Sillifant
Sapper RE [Royal Engineers] |
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ROBERTSTOWN |
Robertstown
Robertstown
Robertstown |
W. Grant Esqr of Carron
J Stewart Archiestown
A McGrigor Archiestown |
023.07 |
This name applies to five crofters houses with offices & gardens attached to them Situated about 30 Chains E [East] of Archiestown on the road leading to Rothes. property of W. Grant |
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BOG FANNACH |
Bog-na Fiantaig
Bog-na Fiantaig
Bog-na Fiantaig
[corrected to] Bog Fannach |
W. Grant Esqr of Carron
J Stewart Archiestown
A McGrigor Archiestown |
023.07 |
This name applies to a portion of Mossland situated a Short distance E. [East] of Archiestown
the property of W. Grant Esqr of Carron |
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NEWLANDS |
Newlands
Newlands
Newlands |
W. Grant Esqr of Carron
J Stewart Archiestown
A McGrigor Archiestown |
023.07 |
A Small croft with offices and gardens detached, Situated about ¼ of a Mile E [East] of Archiestown property of W Grant Esqr |
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CAMPBELLSCAIRNS |
Cambell's Cairns |
W. Stewart Esqr Carron
J Stewart Archiestown
Mr Grant. Teacher Archiestown |
023.09 |
A small croft with offices and garden detached Situated about 7 Chains N.W. [North West] of Woodside. This name is derived from a number of Cairns being a Short distance from it, and from a battle Supposed to have been fought there |
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CAMPBELL'S CAIRNS |
Cairns
Cairns
Cairns |
W. Stewart Esqr Carron
J Stewart Archiestown
Mr Grant. Teacher Archiestown |
023.09 |
" A place called Campbell's Cairns is Supposed by some to derive its name from it being the Scene of battle between the Campbells and Some other Clan. in which the Campbells were defeated, whilst others Maintain that the place is So Called from Cossack Dhu, a freebooter of the olden time who was said to Conceal his booty A Mong the Cairns. " Statistical Acct. [Account] of Knockando) |
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FLINT ARROWHEADS FOUND HERE |
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Mr Mitchell whose croft is close to where the Cairns Stood. when improving the ground about the year 1835, removed the whole of them and used them in building up the fence that divides his ground from the turnpike, They were built of large Stones Such as are found in rough heathy ground and from appearances were Standing a long time.A small quantity of Flint Arrowheads were also found among the Cairns, The Cairn shewn to the east of the road in the wood is quite visible yet being on a Slight
elevation and raised about 2 feet above the Surface. It is about 60 linKs in diameter |
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BURNHEAD |
Burnhead
Burnhead
Burnhead |
W. Grant Esqr Carron
J. Stewart farmer Archies tn [Archiestown]
L & J. Grant Tenants |
023.09 |
Two crofters houses with offices & gardens attached situated about ½ a mile N.E. [North East] of Archiestown. property of E. Grant Esqr |
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BURN ROY |
Burn Roy
Burn Roy
Burn Roy |
J. Stewart
Mr Grant Teacher Archies.tn [Archiestown]
Mr A. McGrigor Archiestown |
023.13 |
A Small Stream issuing out of a Spring named "White Rashes, And flowing in a Southerly direction till it joins the River Spey a short distance below Laggan Cottage |
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RED HILLOCK |
Red Hillock
Red Hillock
Red Hillock |
Mr J. Stewart, Archiestown
Mr W Shand, Muirtown
Mr G Dean Ladycroft |
023.09 |
This name applies to a rough heathy eminence where once Stood a Small croft, but has been in ruins for a length of of time, It is situated about ¼ of a Mile North of Muirtown |
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MUIRTOWN |
Muirtown
Muirtown
Muirtown |
W. Grant Esqr Carron
Mr Shand Tenant
Mr J Stewart Archiestown |
023.09 |
A Small Croft with offices and garden detached, Situated about ¼ of a Mile W [West] of Ladycroft,
property of W Grant Esq |
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MOSS OF BOGANDYE |
Moss of Bogandye
Moss of Bogandye
Moss of Bogandye |
Mr Stewart Archiestown
Mr Shand Muirstown
Mr Dean Ladycroft |
023.09 |
This name applies to a Small tract of Mossland. situated a Short distance W. [West] of Catherinebraes, property of W. Grant Esqr of Carron |
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LADYCROFT |
Ladycroft
Ladycroft
Ladycroft |
W. Grant Esqr. Carron
W. Shand Muirtown
G Dean Tenant |
023.09 |
A crofters house with garden and offices attached situated about ¼ of a Mile East of Muirtown, property of W Grant Esqr of Carron |
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SANDYHILLOCK |
Sandy hillock
Sandy hillock
Sandy hillock |
W. Grant Esqr Carron
J. Stewart Archiestown
G. Roberteson Tenant |
023.09 |
An ordinary farmhouse with offices and garden
detached Situated about ¼ of a Mile N.E. [North East] of Catherinebraes, property of W Grant Esqr of Carron |
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GOWAN BOG |
Gowanbog
Gowanbog
Gowanbog |
W. Grant Esq Carron
J. Stewart Archiestown
G. Roberteson Tenant |
023.09 |
A Small cottage with garden attached, situated about a ¼ of a Mile E [East] of Catherinebraes, property of W. Grant Esqr of Carron |
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CATHERINEBRAES |
Catherinebraes
Catherinebraes
Catherinebraes |
W. Grant Esqr Carron
J Stewart Archiestown
J Cameron Tenant |
023.09 |
A good dwelling house with offices and garden detached Situated near the road Side leading from Archiestown to Rothes and about 12 Chains N. [North] of Blackholes, property of W. Grant Esq |
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BLACKHOLES |
Blackholes
Blackholes
Blackholes |
W. Grant Esqr Carron
J Stewart Archiestown
J Cameron Tenant |
023.09 |
A croft house with offices and garden detached
situated about 12 Chains S [South] of Catherinebrae property of W Grant Esqr. |
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MANSCROFT |
Manscroft
Manscroft
Manscroft |
W. Grant Esqr Carron
J Stewart Archiestown
J Cameron Tenant |
023.09 |
A Small Cottage with garden attached occupid
by J. Trotter gamekeeper to Mr Gavin Wester Elchies. It is Situated about ¼ of a Mile E [East] of Archiestown |
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BRIDGE OF BURNROY |
Bridge of Burnroy (County) |
James Gordon Archiestown
James Stewart Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown |
023.09 |
A small bridge crossing burn-roy on the public road leading from Dandaleith to Archiestown
it is held in repair by the County |
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COSSACK WOOD |
Cossack Wood (Fir) |
James Gordon Archiestown
James Stewart Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown |
023.09 |
An extensive fir wood the property of W. Grant Esqr of Carron |
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WOODSIDE |
Woodside |
James Gordon Archiestown
James Stewart Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown |
023.09 |
Two small crofts the property of W. Grant Esqr Carron |
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[signed]
James Gray
Sapper R.E [Royal Engineers] |
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CORGYLE |
Corgyle |
James Gordon Archiestown
James Grant Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown |
023.09 |
A farmsteading and offices attached Situated about 22 Chains South of Robertstown. property of William Grant Esqr of Carron. |
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TOMLEA |
Tomlea |
James Stewart Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
023.09 |
An ordinary farmsteading the property of W. Grant Esqr of Elchies and Carron |
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HEATHFIELD |
Heathfield |
James Stewart Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
023.09 |
A Small farmSteading the property of W. Grant Esqr of Elchies & Carron |
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[signed]
James Gray
Sapper RE [Royal Engineers] |
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DARGLINS |
Darglins |
Rent Receipt
Valuation Roll
Mr J. Gordon Tenant |
023.10 |
A small steading and dwelling house with garden attached the property of W. Grant Esq Carron |
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NEWFIELD |
Newfield |
Rent Receipt
Valuation Roll
Mr J. Grant Tenant |
023.10 |
A crofter's dwelling of one story with garden attached the property of W. Grant Esq Carron |
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LOANSIDE |
Loanside |
Mr R. Maconnachie Clune of Elchies
Mr J. Maconnachie Haugh of Elchies
Mr Thomson BurnbrinK |
023.10 |
Applied to two dwelling houses on the property
of W. Grant Esq Carron |
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[signed]
W. G. Sillifant
Sapr R.E [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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OVERTOWN |
Overtown |
Rent Receipt
Valuation Roll
Mr W. Innes Tenant |
023.10 |
A large substantial farmsteading and dwelling
house with garden attached the property of the Right Honourable the Earl Seafield |
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EASTER ELCHIES |
Easter Elchies |
Valuation Roll
Mr W. Innes
Mr T. Robertson Tomneen |
023.10 |
Applied to a Mansion house of 3 Storys the
Residence of Colonel Campbell it is the property of the Right Hon [Honourable] the Earl of Seafield |
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MACALLAN DISTILLERY |
Macallan Distillery |
Valuation Roll
Mr W. Innes
Mr T. Robertson |
023.10 |
A large distillery the property of the Right Honourable the Earl of Seafield |
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BRIDGE OF LODGES |
Bridge of Lodges (Public) |
Mr W. Innes
Mr T Robertson
Mr J. Grant |
023.10 |
A good substantial wooden bridge situated a little south west of BlacKfolds it is held in repair by the proprietor W. Grant Esqr of Carron. |
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MACALLAN DISTILLERY |
Macallan Distillery |
Valuation Roll
Mr W. Innes
Mr T. Robertson |
023.10 |
A large distillery the property of the Right Honourable the Earl of Seafield |
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BURN OF RINGORM |
Burn of Ringorm |
Mr A. Sim Nether Ringorm
Mr J. Grant Upper Ringorm
Mr J. Robertson Claggan |
023.10 |
A large stream rising a little west of the Bridge
of SandyhillocK and flowing in a south easterly direction for about 2 miles when it falls into the River Spey it bears the name of Burn of SandyhillocK near its Source |
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URN CONTAINING ASHES FOUND HERE (A.D. 1844) |
Urn found here (A.D.1844) |
Mr A. Sim Nether Ringorm
Mr J. Grant Upper Ringorm
Mr J. Robertson Claggan |
023.10 |
About 26 years ago while Mr Bremner Braehead was digging for gravel on the farm of Mill of Elchies he discovered a Urn Containing burnt ashes and while removing it it broKe into pieceS |
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[signed]
W. G. Sillifant
Sapr R.E [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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MILL OF ELCHIES |
Mill of Elchies |
Valuation Roll
Mr J. Robertson
Mr J. Grant |
023.10 |
Applied to a Meall Mill situated south west of the old Church of Macallan the property of the Right
Honourable the Earl Seafield |
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CHURCH OF MACALLAN |
Church of Macallan (Remains of) |
Mr J. Robertson
Mr J Grant
Mr A. Sim |
023.10 |
The old church of Macallan stood a little to the south west of the mansion house of Easter Elchies the only portion remaining is the Western gable and about one half of the North Side It was formerly a district parish. but was
annexed to Knockando parish, but at what period it is not known the graveyard is still used as a public burial ground and is supposed to be Coeval with the Church |
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FISHERTOWN POOL |
Fishertown Pool |
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BRIDGE OF SANDYHILLOCK |
Bridge of Sandyhillock (County)` |
Mr A. Bremner Braehead
Mr R. Murray Lochinstown
Mr J Robertson Claggan |
023.10 |
A good substantial iron bridge situated on the public road leading from Dandaleith Station to Archiestown |
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UPPER RINGORM |
Upper Ringorm |
Rent Receipt
Valuation Roll
Mr J. Grant Tenant |
023.10 |
A good substantial farmsteading and dwellinhouse the property of W. Grant Esq Carron |
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WOOD OF RINGORM |
Wood of Ringorm |
Mr J. Grant Ringorm
Mr J Robertson Claggan
Mr T. Robertson Tomneen |
023.10 |
A fir plantation situated a little north of Newfield the property W. Grant Esq Carron |
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TOMNEEN |
Tomneen |
Valuation Roll
Mr T. Robertson Tenant
Mr J. Robertson Claggan |
023.10 |
A good substantial farm-steading and dwelling
house with garden attached the property of W. Grant Esq Carron |
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BRIDGE OF RINGORM |
Bridge of Ringorm (County) |
Mr A Bremner Braehead
Mr T. Robertson Tomneen
Mr J Robertson Claggan |
023.10 |
A good substantial bridge built of stone situated on the public road leading from Overtown to Wester Elchies |
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NETHER RINGORM |
Nether Ringorm |
Valuation Roll
Mr A. Sim Tenant
Mr J. Grant Upper Ringorm |
023.10 |
A good substantial farmsteading and dwelling house with garden attached the property of W. Grant Esq Carron |
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[signed]
W. G. Sillifant
Sapr RE [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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CLAGGAN |
Claggan |
Rent Receipt
Valuation Roll
Mr J. Robertson Tenant |
023.10 |
A farmsteading and dwelling house with garden attached the property of W. Grant Esq Carron |
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WOOD OF CLAGGAN |
Wood of Claggan |
Mr A. Sim Nether Ringorm
Mr J. Grant Upper Ringorm
Mr J. Robertson Claggan |
023.10 |
Applied to a narrow belt of fir property of W. Grant Esq Carron |
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STONE CIST CONTAINING ASHES FOUND HERE A.D. 1830 |
Stone Cist
(found here A.D. 1830) |
Mr A. Sim
Mr J. Grant
Mr J. Robertson |
023.10 |
About 40 years ago whlie Mr Gilbert of Archiestown was improving a small portion of ground he discovered a stone cist about 3 feet in length and 2 feet in breath Containing burnt ashes |
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BLACKFOLDS |
Blackfolds |
Rent Receipts
Valuation Roll
Mr J. Maconnachie Tenant |
023.10 |
A farmsteading and dwelling house with outhouses and garden attached the property of W. Grant Esq Carron |
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SCHOOL |
School |
Mr J. Fraser Schoolmaster
Mr J. Garden Darglins
Mr J. Grant Newfield |
023.10 |
A mixed school Average attendance 60 the usual branches of education are taught the School Master has the Goverment Grant and a liberal Support from the heritors of the parish also the Scholars fees |
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DOONEST CRAIG |
Doonest Craig |
Mr J. Robertson Claggan
Mr J. Grant Upper Ringorm
Mr A. Sim Nether Ringorm |
023.11 |
A precipitous rock on the north bank of the River Spey and a little west of Craigellachie Bridge |
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EASTERELCHIES WOOD |
Easterelchies Wood |
Mr J. Robertson Claggan
Mr J. Grant Upper Ringorm
Mr A. Sim Nether Ringorm |
023.11 |
A mixed plantation the property of the Right Honourable the Earl of Seafield |
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CRAIGELLACHIE POT |
Craigellachie Pot |
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Described on Sheet 18 Plan 12 |
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DOONEST POT |
Doonest Pot |
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Described on Sheet 18 Plan 12 |
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SLABS OF ELCHIES |
Slabs of Elchies |
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POOL MATE |
Pool Mate |
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CHAMPRICH POOL |
Champrich Pool |
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Described on Sheet 18 Plan 12
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LADY'S WELL |
Lady's Well |
Mr Thomson BurnbrinK
Mr A. Grant Ballintomb
Mr H. CruicKshanK Bogroy |
023.13 |
Applied to a good spring of water situated a little north of the Haugh of Dellvoulie on the property W. Grant Esq of Carron So called from its water being extensively used in former times by Lady Grant. also cased in by her |
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CRAIGNEACH WOOD |
Craigneach Wood |
Mr Thomson
Mr A. Grant
Mr H. CruicKshanK |
023.13 |
A portion of forest wood extending from the Braes of Corgyle in a south westerly direction to within a short distance of the Mansion House Laggan the property of W Grant Esq Carron |
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ACRES OF BALLINTOMB |
Acres of Ballintomb |
John Stewart Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown |
023.13 |
An ordinary farmsteading the property of W. Grant Esqr of Carron. |
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COULAIG WOOD |
Coulaig Wood (Fir) |
John Stewart Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown |
023.13 |
A small fir wood the property of W. Grant Esqr of Carron. |
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JAMES AN TUIM'S CAVE |
James an Tuim's Cave |
John Stewart Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
Statistical Account |
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A small hole in a steep rock Supposed to have been a hiding place in the troubleSome times in Scotland |
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[signed]
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BOGROY |
Bogroy
Bogroy
Bogroy |
W. Grant Esq of Carron
J. Stewart Archiestown
Mr CruicKshanK Tenant |
023.13 |
An ordinary farmsteading with offices & attached, situated about 1 Mile S [South] of Archiestown
property of W Grant Esq of Carron, There is a fine Mineral Well a Short distance E [East] of it |
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MAINS OF CORGYLE |
Mains of Corgyle
Mains of Corgyle
Mains of Corgyle |
W. Grant Esq of Carron
J. Stewart Archiestown
Mr CruicKshanK Tenant |
023.13 |
A good substantial dwelling house with New offices detached, and garden Situated about ¼ of a Mile S [South] of Corgyle, property of W. Grant Esqr. |
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BRAES OF CORGYLE |
Braes of Corgyle
Braes of Corgyle
Braes of Corgyle |
W. Grant Esq of Carron
J. Stewart Archiestown
Mr CruicKshanK Tenant |
023.13 |
This name applies to an extensive Wood (Chiefly Fir) extending from Bogroy to whom it joins the wood of Elchies and parallel with The River Spey |
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HAUGH OF DELLAGYLE |
Haugh of Dellagyle
Haugh of Dellagyle |
W. Grant Esqr Carron
Mr Stewart Archiestown
Mr Grant Teacher Archiestown |
023.13 |
This name applies to a Small enclosure Situated at the base of the Braes of Corgyle and parallel with the Spey |
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HILL OF ELCHIES |
Hill of Elchies
Hill of Elchies
Hill of Elchies |
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A Small prominent feature Covered with Wood a short distance West of Wester Elchies House This name is applied to the Wood as much as to the hill. |
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WESTER ELCHIES |
Wester Elchies |
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An elegant and Commodious Mansion house erected A.D.1681 Situated about 2 Miles E [East] of Archiestown and about 3 Miles from Dandaleith Ry [Railway] Station Residence of Mr Gavin. proprietor J. W. Grant Esqr of Carron |
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HOME FARM |
Home Farm |
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Good Substantial buildings comprising Stable s Coachhouse etc Situated a Short distance West of the dwelling house property of W Grant Esqr Carron |
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MILL OF BALLINTOMB (Corn) |
Mill of Ballintomb (Corn)
Mill of Ballintomb (Corn)
Mill of Ballintomb (Corn) |
Valuation Roll
Mr A. Grant tenant
Mr McLeod Crofthead |
023.13 |
Applied to a corn mill and farmsteading situated on Burn Roy. property of W. Grant Esq. Wester Elchies & Carron |
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BRIDGE OF BALLINTOMB |
Bridge of Ballintomb (County)
Bridge of Ballintomb (County)
Bridge of Ballintomb (County) |
Mr A. Grant
Mr McLeod
Mr Cruickshank Bogroy |
023.13 |
A good sunstantial bridge built of Stone, spanning
Burn Roy at the mill of Ballintomb it is held in repair by the County |
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CROFTHEAD |
Crofthead
Crofthead
Crofthead |
Valuation Roll
Mr McLeod tenant
Mr A. Grant |
023.13 |
A neat farmsteading and dwelling house with garden attached. property of W. Grant Esq of Wester Elchies & Carron |
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RYNAGAIRIE |
Rynagairie
Rynagairie
Rynagairie |
Valuation Roll
Mr A. Grant
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023.13 |
A Small farm steading and dwelling house one storey high, property of W. Grant Esqr of Wester Elchies & Carron |
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BURNTOWN |
Burntown
Burntown
Burntown |
Valuation Roll
Mr A. Grant
Mr H. CruickshanK |
023.13 |
A small farm steading and dwelling house property of W. Grant Esq of Wester Elchies & Carron |
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CRAIGNEACH CASTLE (Remains of) |
Craigneach Castle
(Remains of) |
James Stewart Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown
Capt [Captain] C. S. Thomason R.E. [Royal Engineers] Laggan
A. H. Gavan Esq. W. [Wester] Elchies |
023.13 |
An Ancient Castle the former residence of the proprietors of the Ballintomb Estate All that now remains is a small portion of the east &
South wall which is now almost level with the ground I have made particular inquiry respecting the date of erection and when last
inhabited this I have been unable to procure but the general opinion in this locality is that it was erected in the 15 Century. |
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PPOL A' CREE |
Pool a' Cree |
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DELLAGYLE POOL |
Dalaguile Pool |
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GEANTREE POOL |
Geantree Pool |
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RHYNE POOL |
Rhyne Pool |
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STRATH SPEY |
Strath Spey |
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Described in the name book of Cromdale, Inverallen And Advie |
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BURN OF BLACKFOLDS |
Burn of BlacKfolds |
Mr Thomson Boattown
Mr D McDonald
Mr K. McConnachie |
023.14 |
A Stream Rising from the Bridge of Lodges and flowing in a South-eastern direction till it joins the Spey |
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CAMPBELL'S POOL |
Campbell's Pool |
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FORD OF ELCHIES |
Ford of Elchies |
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BOAT OF ELCHIES |
Boat of Elchies |
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BAT POOL |
Boat Pool |
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POOL SHUAN |
Pool Shuan |
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Described in Aberlour Ph [Parish] |
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HAUGH OF ELCHIES |
Haugh of Elchies
Haugh of Elchies
Haugh of Elchies |
Valuation Roll
Rent Receipt
Mr Thomson BurnbrinK |
023.14 |
A large farmsteading and dwelling house. the property of W. Grant Esq. Wester Elchies. |
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HAUGH OF DELLTOULIE |
Haugh of Delltoulie |
Mr Thomson Boattown
Mr D. McDonald
Mr R Maconnachie |
023.14 |
Applied to a small piece of cultivated land on the north side of the river Spey; about ½ Mile South west of Boattown property of W. Grant Esq of Wester Elchies. |
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Haugh of Delltoulie [sheet] 23 - 13 & 14
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CLUNE OF ELCHIES |
Clune of Elchies
Clune of Elchies
Clune of Elchies |
Estate Plan
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Rent Receipt |
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A small farm steading and dwelling house on storey high. property of W. Grant Esqr of Wester
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BURNBRINK |
Burnbrink
Burnbrink
Burnbrink |
Estate Plan
Mr Thomson Tenant
Mr R McOnachie Clune of Elchies |
023.14 |
A small dwelling house situated on the brink of the Burn of BlacKfolds on the property of W. Grant Esqr of Wester Elchies & Carron |
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THE WILDERNESS |
The Wilderness
The Wilderness
The Wilderness |
Mr R. McOnachie
Mr Thomson
Mr Tomson Boattown |
023.14 |
Applied to a small portion of mixed wood, on the north west Side of the mansion house of Wester Elchies property of W. Grant Esqr of Wester Elchies And Carron |
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BOATTOWN |
Boattown
Boattown
Boattown |
Valuation Roll
Mr Tomson Tenant
Mr Burgess Wester Elchies |
023.14 |
A small farm steading and dwelling house; the residence of the Boatman And property of W. Grant Esqr of Carron |
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FAIRY HILLOCK |
Fairy HillocK
Fairy HillocK
Fairy HillocK |
Mr Tomson Boattown
Mr Burgess W- [Wester] Elchies
Mr D. McDonald Wester Elchies |
023.14 |
Applied to a Slight eminence about 6 Chains west of the farmsteading of Haugh of Elchies on the property of W. Grant Esq. Wester Elchies. |
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WELL OF TOPRAN (Mineral) |
Well of Topran
Well of Topran
Well of Topran |
Statistical Account
Mr Burgess Wester Elchies
Mr D. McDonald Wester Elchies |
023.14 |
In the wood of Wester Elchies is the Well of Topran, which contains a trace of Sulphuric acid united with soda, a small quantity of carbonic acid gas, and salt. according to an analysis made by Mr Shier, lecturer on chemistry, and late assistant to Dr David Baswell Reid of Edinburgh, The Topran Well affords a general specimen of the common drinKing water of the parish
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CROFT OF TOMDOW |
Croft of Tomdow |
James Stewart Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
026.02 |
A Small Croft the property of W. Grant Esqr of Wester Elchies and Carron |
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FERRY OF DALGARVON (Private) |
Ferry of Dalgarvon (private) |
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POOL ARDER |
Pool Arder |
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U. P. CHURCH |
Church (U.P.) [United Presbyterian]
Church (U.P.)
Church (U.P.)
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Mr James Stewart Archiestown
Mr Allan Grant Archiestown
Mr William Clarke Archiestown |
026.02 |
Situated at the West edge of the County Road
a little northward of Bridge of Cally and a little
N.E. [North East] of Garlandbeg etc It is in Connection with another U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church in Archiestown and the Same Pastor attends the former once a fortnight |
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TOMINTUIGLE |
Tomintuigle
Tomintuigle
Tomintuigle |
Mr J. Fleming Factor Ballindalloch
Mr Charles Stewart Occupier
Mr Robert Grant Kirdellbeg |
026.02 |
a farm Consisting of a good dwelling house of 2 Story height and Slated, with Garden attached; detached is a Steading of Good farm Offices, Situated abt [about] 20 Ch [Chains] Southward of Bridge of Cally and abt [about] 14 Ch [Chains] N.W. [North West] of Kirdellbeg- Property of Sir George McPherson Grant Ballindalloch Name derived from the Gaelic for Rye Hill etc |
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KIRDELLBEG |
Kirdellbeg
Kirdellbeg
Kirdellbeg |
Mr J. Fleming Factor Ballindalloch
Mr Charles Stewart Occupier
Mr Robert Grant Kirdellbeg |
026.02 |
a farm Consisting of a dwelling house Office houses and Garden, Situated at the E. [East] edge of the Co [County] Road and a little S.E. [South East] of Tomintuigle Farm Kirdells is the old recorded Name for this Estate Mentiond by Shaw. Grant of Elgin, Leslie of DarKland on Moray Province etc |
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RINOUR |
Rinour
Rinour
Rinour |
Mr J. Fleming Factor Ballindalloch
Mr Charles Stewart Occupier
Mr Robert Grant Kirdellbeg |
026.02 |
Indicates the name of a farm Consisting of a
good dwelling house and garden and a detached Steading of good farm Offices Situated a little W. [West] of the Co [County] Road and about 24 Chains S. [South] of Tomintuigle Farm. Meaning from the Gaelic for Grass Division "Rinn-fheoir" etc |
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FEMALE SCHOOL |
School (female)
School (female)
School (female) |
Mr Robert Grant Kirdellbeg
Mr W. Fraser Rinour
Mr Charles Stewart Tomintuigle |
026.02 |
A Female School where the usual course of Country instructions is given to female Children
Consisting of English Music and Needle-works,
Taught by Mrs McQueen who receives £7. from
the Highland Society. Free house and other
Supports from the Landed proprietor Sir George McPherson Grant of Ballindalloch Situated at the West edge of the County road, & at the farm of Kirdellbeg - a Garden is allocated to the House and School - |
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STRIPE OF KIRDELLBEG |
Stripe of Kirdellbeg
Stripe of Kirdellbeg |
Mr Robert Grant Kirdellbeg
Mr W. Fraser Rinour
Mr Charles Stewart Tomintuigle |
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A Small Burn which issues from Springs at the N.E. [North East] face of James Roy's Cairn and leads by Kirdellbeg farm and in a N.E. [North East] direction for about ½ a Mile where it joins Allt Arder |
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TÒM DOW |
Tom Dow
Tom Dow
Tom Dow |
Mr William Maver Nether Tomdow
Mr William Hay Bridge of Cally
Mr Peter Marcach Garlandmore |
026.02 |
a Conspicuous hill N.W. [North West] Side of which is under plantation, and the S. [South] under Cultivation The Crofts or farms at the foot have originally received their names from this hill. Situated about 30 Ch [Chains] Northward of the confluence of Allt Arder with River Spey Proprietor William Grant Esqr of Carron |
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AN TORR |
An Torr
An Torr
An Torr |
Mr William Maver Nether Tomdow
Mr William Hay Bridge of Cally
Mr Peter Marcach Garlandmore |
026.02 |
A Conical and Conspicuous little hill or Knoll, Situated immediately above the N. [North] edge of Allt Arder. It is recorded that Allt Arder in the floods of '29 [1829] formed a New Channel here, the former Course was round the N. [North] of the Knoll and formed a Semi Curvee rocks and Wild-wood. and where it had a Celebrated Waterfall, at the foot of the Said Torr, Easward - Situated a little above (14 Ch) [Chains] above where the Railway Cross Allt Ardie |
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POLL AN TORRA |
Poll an Torra
Poll an Torra
Poll an Torra |
Mr William Maver Nether Tomdow
Mr William Hay Bridge of Cally
Mr Peter Marcach Garlandmore |
026.02 |
A deep Pool, at the foot of a Knoll called An Torra, and is a portion of the Origl [Original] Channel of Allt Ardie, a little above which was a Waterfall as already Mentioned The Burn having an enormous flood of the Mountain rains in Year '29 [1829] which formed out a new Course or Channel in this portion, and the Waterfall was quite disfigured etc |
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CHAPEL |
Chapel (U.P.) [United Presbyterian]
Chapel (U.P.) [United Presbyterian]
Chapel (U.P.) [United Presbyterian] |
Mr William Maver Kecher
Nether Tomdow
Mr William Hay Bridge of Cally
Mr Peter Marcach Garlandmore |
026.02 |
A Small United Presbyterian Chapel Annually of 5. or 6. Doz [dozen] Sittings and in Connection with the other one in the village of Archiestown both being attended to by the Same Minister: Situatedat the West edge of the County Road: on the farm of Garlandbeg and abt [about] 16 Chains E. N. E. [East North East] of the Farm
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POLL DOMHAIN |
Poll Domhain
Poll Domhain
Poll Domhain |
P. Marcach Garlandmore
C. Marcach Garlandbeg
W. Hay Bridge of Cally |
026.02 |
a Sheet of water in a heathy pastural and about 6 Chains Westward of Garlandmore farm Steading, Meaning the "Deep Pool". |
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FLINT ARROWHEADS FOUND HERE (A.D. 1869} |
Flint Arrow heads found hereabouts A.D. 1869
Flint Arrow heads found hereabouts A.D. 1869
Flint Arrow heads found hereabouts A.D. 1869 |
P. Marcach Garlandmore
C. Marcach Garlandbeg
W. Hay Bridge of Cally |
026.02 |
discovered at various periods whilt harrowing etc on a Slopping field of Arable land leading from Garlandmore Farm Eastward for ¼ of a Mile, to the Co. [County] Road. and are found to be of the Usual Shape and form thiss [see diagram] Found by Mr P. Marcach the farmer and his party. |
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GLENARDER |
Glenarder
Glenarder
Glenarder |
John Fleming Factor. Ballindalloch
Mr Alexander Grant Occupier
Mr William Hay Bridge of Cally |
026.02 |
A Farm consisting of a dwelling house and Garden, also a Steading of good farm Offices,
Situated ½ a Mile W. [West] of Bridge of Cally and a little S. [South] of Allt Arder Proprietor Sir G. McPherson Grant of Ballindalloch - Name
according to Stat: Accts. [Statistical Accounts] is old, but local, and the Meaning not well known. |
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ALLT ARDER |
Allt Arder
Allt Arder
Allt Arder |
John Fleming Factor. Ballindalloch
Mr Alexander Grant Occupier
Mr William Hay Bridge of Cally |
026.02 |
Indicates the name of a Stream which receives the name Some few Miles N.W. [North West] of Glenarder Farm and leads in an Eastward direction, Crosses the Co. [County] Road at Bridge of Cally. and enters the Spey a little
below the (Railway) Bridge of Allt Arder for further particulars about the Upper portion of this Stream see the 6 inch work of the Parish Allt Ardaich means the Elevated Burn etc |
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ALLT CREAGACH |
Allt Creagach
Allt Creagach
Allt Creagach |
John Fleming Factor. Ballindalloch
Mr Alexander Grant Occupier
Mr William Hay Bridge of Cally |
026.02 |
A little Burn which gathers from Springs from the face of the hills called James Roy's Cairn about 2 or 3 Miles S.W. [South West] of Glenarder Farm, from a number of Miles distant may be observed the deep feature of this Stream gushing down the Steep face of the hills. A portion near the top is conducted away as Mill-lades and which gives a permanent supply of water to farms etc. Name Signifies
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GARLAND |
Garland
Garland
Garland |
William Grant Esqr of Carron Proprietors
P. Margach Occupier
Charles Margach Garlandbeg |
026.02 |
A farm Consisting of a dwelling house and out houses, and one now belonging to the adjoining farm (Garlandmore) the premises it is Said, are to be removed shortly to make room for Cultivation; Situated abt [about] 27 Ch [Chains] Northward of Bridge of Cally. This local name , it is Said originated from the Gaelic name for a Division of rough land Garb-rhoinne etc.
It is the property of Sir G. McPherson
Grant Ballindalloch |
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GARLANDMORE |
Garlandmore
Garlandmore
Garlandmore |
William Grant Esqr of Carron Proprietors
P. Margach occupier
Charles Margach Garlandbeg |
026.02 |
A farm Comprising a dwelling house and a Steading of good farm Offices with a Garden etc and Situated about 6 Ch [Chains] South of Garland Occupied by Mr P Margach. It is the property of Sir G. McPherson Grant Bart [Baronet] Ballindalloch |
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GARLANDBEG |
Garlandbeg
Garlandbeg
Garlandbeg |
William Grant Esqr of Carron Proprietors
P. Margach occupier
Charles Margach Garlandbeg |
026.02 |
A farm Consisting of two dwelling houses detached are a Garden and farm Offices and Situated about 10 Ch [chains] N.W. [North West] of Bridge of Cally The proprietor remarked that the above names are in their local form for the last 60 years It is the property of Sir G. McPherson Grant. Ballindalloch |
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CÀRN RUADHAG |
Carn Ruadhag |
James Stewart Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
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A bold heathy eminence the property of Sir G. McPherson Grant Ballindalloch English Meaning the Roes Cairn or Hill. |
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LOWER KIRDELLBEG |
Lower Kirdellbeg |
James Stewart Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
026.02 |
A small farm Steading the property of Sir G. McPherson Grant of Ballindalloch |
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FUARAN NA BRUACH |
Fuaran na Bruach |
James Stewart Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
026.02 |
An ordinary Spring well the Water of which is well adapted for domestic use. English meaning the Brae Well. |
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MARKET STANCE |
Market Stance |
James Stewart Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
026.02 |
A small allotment where the local cattle markets are held it is the property of Sir G. McPherson Grant Ballindalloch |
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BRIDGE OF CALLY |
Bridge of Cally
(county) |
James Stewart Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
William Clarke Archiestown |
026.02 |
A Small bridge crossing Allt Arder on the Co [County] road leading from Archiestown to Blacks Boat it is held in repair by the Co [County] there is a Small dwelling house Close to it of the same name etc |
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CRAIG OF TOMDOW |
Craig of Tomdow
Craig of Tomdow
Craig of Tomdow |
William Grant Esqr of Carron Proprietor
Mr Donald Calder GameKeeper Millhaugh
Mr John Stewart Farmer Archiestown |
026.03 |
Rocks of Tomdow are situated or forming the N. [North] Embankment of River Spey immediately below the Confluence of KnocKando Burn and the River Spey and was Well known in former times in their damaging and impeding Timber Rafts down the Spey - See also Plan of the Banffshire Side of the Spey. |
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ENGLISHMAN'S SPOUT |
Englishman's Spout
Englishman's Spout
Englishman's Spout |
William Grant Esqr of Carron Proprietor Mr Donald Calder GameKeeper Millhaugh Mr John Stewart Farmer Archiestown |
026.03 |
An old name of the South edge of River Spey, along a little Island in the River; and Situated about 5 Ch [Chains] South of the Confluence of Knockando Burn And the River Spey. |
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ISLAND ROARY |
Island Roary
Island Roary
Island Roary |
William Grant Esqr of Carron Proprietor
Mr Donald Calder GameKeeper Millhaugh
Mr John Stewart Farmer Archiestown |
026.03 |
Name of a Small Island in the River Spey and Situated about 30 Chains above the Confluence
of Cardnach Burn and the Sad River. See also Plan of the Banffshire Side of the River |
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POOL VERINER |
Pool Veriner
Pool Veriner |
William Grant Esqr of Carron Proprietor
Mr Donald Calder GameKeeper Millhaugh
Mr John Stewart Farmer Archiestown |
026.03 |
Name of a Conspicuous pool in the River Spey,
Situated about 23 Chains above the Confluence of Ballintomb Burn and immediately opposite the
Confluence of Cardnach Burn and River Spey |
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BURNMOUTH |
Burnmouth
Burnmouth
Burnmouth |
Mr Robert Grant Kirdellbeg
Mr William Fraser Rinour
Mr Charles Stewart Tomintuigle |
026.03 |
A little Croft with a dwelling house and out houses attached. at present attached to Nether Tomdow farm. And occupied by the Shepherd of the Said farm; Situated at the E [East] Side
of Knockando Burn, and about 5 Ch [Chains] North of where that Burn enters River Spey. also about 2 Chains N. [North] of the Railway, Name. (according to Professor Longmuir's Approved Jamieson's ) Signifies Burn's Mouth etc |
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NETHER TOMDOW |
Nether Tomdow
Nether Tomdow
Nether Tomdow |
Mr Robert Grant Kirdellbeg
Mr William Fraser Rinour
Mr Charles Stewart Tomintuigle |
026.03 |
Indicates the name of a farm Comprising a good farm Steading of Office houses and a
dwelling house Situated N.W. [North West] (about 11 Chains) from the Confluence of Knockando Burn and River Spey. Name is local and originated from the Hill about ½ a M. [Mile] W. [West] of the farm - Proprietor William Grant Esqr of Carron Tenant MrWilliam Mavor |
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DALBEALLIE |
Dalbeallie
Dalbeallie
Dalbeallie |
William Grant Esqr Proprietor Carron
Mr John Rogers Occupier
Mr William Mavor Nethertomdow |
026.03 |
A farm consisting of a dwelling house out houses and garden, Situated at the North edge of the Railway and abt [about] ¾ of a Mile S.E. [South East] of Nether Tomdow the name is local but has Still retained its original Sound
originated from the Gaelic for "Broom Field" or Meadow of the Broom - e.g. "Dàil Bheallaidh" |
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STONY ISLAND |
Stony Island
Stony Island
Stony Island |
William Grant Esqr of Carron - proprietor
Mr Donald Calder Gamekeeper Millhaugh
Mr John Stewart Farmer Archiestown |
026.03 |
a Small Island in the River Spey, and Situated
about 20 Chains below the Confluence of the
said River and the Burn Allt Arder, see also Plan
of the Banffshire Side of the River Boundary. |
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OLD POUCH |
Old Pouch
Old Pouch
Old Pouch |
William Grant Esqr of Carron - proprietor
Mr Donald Calder Gamekeeper Millhaugh
Mr John Stewart Farmer Archiestown |
026.03 |
a pool at a Conspicuous turn of the River Spey
and Situated about 20 Chains below Stony Island
See also the Banffshire Plan of the River Boundary |
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POOL LEEK |
Pool LeeK
Pool LeeK
Pool LeeK |
William Grant Esqr of Carron - proprietor
Mr Donald Calder Gamekeeper Millhaugh
Mr John Stewart Farmer Archiestown |
026.03 |
Name of a Pool in the River Spey - Situated about 10 Chains below the above named Craig Neach see also Plan of the Banffshire Side of the River
boundary |
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GREAT NORTHOF SCOTLAND RAILWAY Strathspey Section |
Great North of Scotland Railway Strathspey Section |
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Described in the Name book of the Parish of Boharm |
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GRUGGLE WOOD |
Gruggle Wood |
James Stewart Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
W. Clarke Archiestown |
026.04 |
A Small mixed wood the property of W. Grant Esqr Wester Elchies & Carron |
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POOL OF DALMUNACH |
Pool of Dalmunach |
James Stewart Archiestown
Allan Grant Archiestown
W. Clarke Archiestown |
026.04 |
A pool in the River Spey a little South of Dalmunach |
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RIVER SPEY |
River Spey |
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Described in the 1/2500 book of Laggan Kingussie & Insh |
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POOL OF BROCK |
Pool of Brock |
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Described in the N. [Name] Book Of Aberlour Parish |
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POOL OF DALBRECK |
Pool of Dalbreck |
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027.01 |
Described in the N [Name] Book Of Aberlour Parish |
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DELCHAPEL POOL |
Delchapel Pool |
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027.01 |
Described in the N [Name] Book Of Aberlour Parish |
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LAGGAN |
Laggan |
Captain C. S. Thomason R.E. [Royal Engineers]
Mr A. Grant Ballintomb
Mr H. CruicKshanK Bogroy |
027 |
A mansion house of 3 Storys built chiefly of bricK with a large garden attached the Residance of
Captain C.S. Thomason R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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CNOCAN DUBH |
Cnocan Dubh |
Captain C. S. Thomason R.E. [Royal Engineers]
Mr A. Grant Ballintomb
Mr H. CruicKshankKBogroy |
027 |
A small hill feature planted with fir Situated a little South east of Laggan the property of Mr W. Grant Esq Carron |
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W. G. Sillifant
Sapr RE [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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DALMUNACH |
Delmunach
Delmunach
Delmunach |
Mr D. McKenzie Occupier etc
William Grant Esqr of Carron Proprietor
Mr A. Clarke Occupier etc |
026.04 |
Indicates the name of a large farm but now Consists of 8 Small Crofts each with a dwelling house and garden including also farm Office houses Situated in the north Bank of River Spey and on both Sides of the Railway. also about ½ a Mile SE [South East] of Knockando House or 10 Ch [Chains] E [East] of the Confluence of Ballintomb Burn and River Spey
and is well known by the Name - The origl [original] is Supposed to have been The "Haugh of the Hill" or Haugh of or Meadow of the Mountain e.g. Dàil a' Mhonaidh etc the property of W Grant Esqr Carron |
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KILN HILLOCK |
Kiln HillocK
Kiln HillocK
Kiln HillocK |
Mr D. McKenzie Occupier etc
William Grant Esqr of Carron Proprietor
Mr A. Clarke Occupier etc |
026.04 |
Old Name of a Conspicuous Knoll at present
Covered over with Fir Plantation Situated abt. [about] 6. Chains NNE [North North East] of Ashgrove Cottage Received the name from an old Lime Kiln being at the N.W. [North West] Shoulder The property of Mr Grant of Carron |
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PRESCAULTON |
Prescaulton
Prescaulton
Prescaulton |
William Grant Esqr of Carron Proprietor
Alexander Gilbert Occupier
George Gilbert Occupier |
026.04 |
A farm Consisting of a good Steadings of office houses and two dwelling houses, garden etc Situated abt [about] 20 Ch [Chains] E [East] of Kiln Hillock 26 Chains N.E. [North East] of Delmounach ½ M [Mile] N.N.W. [North North West] of Carron Railway Station etc name derived from the Gaelic of the Word "Hazel- bush" etc Am Preas - Calltuinn |
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BALLIMEANACH |
Ballimeanach
Ballimeanach
Ballimeanach |
William Grant Esqr of Carron Proprietor
Alexander Gilbert Occupier
George Gilbert Occupier |
022.16; 026.04 |
a farm Consisting of a good Steading of farm Offices, Garden and a dwelling house. Occupied by Mr Archibald Mcgregor Situated abt [about] 20 Ch [Chains] E. [East] of Prescaulton Name is local; and was derived from the Gaelic for the Word Midtown or Middle Town etc |
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Supposed site of CHAPEL & GRAVEYARD (Supposed remains of) |
Supposed Chapel & Graveyard
Supposed Chapel & Graveyard
Supposed Chapel & Graveyard |
Mr George Leslie Wester Tombreck
Mr Archibald McGregor Ballimenach
Mr William Gilbert Prescaulton |
026.04 |
A Small patch left unenclosed; Tradition speaks of it as being the Site of a Chapel and a burial ground. No vestige of the Site of the Supposed Chapel or Marks of interment is to be Seen - On the Farm of Wester Tombreck |
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BOBBIN MILLS |
Bobbin Mills
Bobbin Mills
Bobbin Mills |
Mr George Leslie Wester Tombreck
Mr Archibald McGregor Ballimenach
Mr William Gilbert Prescaulton |
026.04 |
Two Saw Mills of Wooden Erection and works by Steam Sawing of Strathspey Fir is carried on by one branch The other branch Carries on the Bobbin Turning from Birch etc which grows plentiful upon the Banks of the Spey upwards - it is only Some 3. Years Since these works were Established It is Situated Close to Carron Railway Station; Upon the property of Mr Grant of Carron |
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BRIDGE OF CARRON |
Bridge of Carron (Public)
Bridge of Carron (Public)
Bridge of Carron (Public) |
William Grant Esq of Carron
Mr J. CruiKshanks Gamekeeper Bridge End Cottage
Mr C. Stewart Easter Tombreck |
026.04 |
A Strongly build bridge of Mason Work and Now
one long Span across the River Spey - The one half or South Side is used for the Railway. The other half is occupied by the Public Road. The bridge was built along with the Strath Spey Section of Railway |
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BRIDGEND COTTAGE |
Bridgend Cottage
Bridgend Cottage
Bridgend Cottage |
William Grant Esq of Carron
Mr J. CruiKshanks Gamekeeper Bridge End Cottage
Mr C. Stewart Easter Tombreck |
026.04 |
A Neatly built Cottage with a garden for the Use of Mr Grant's the Proprietor's GameKeeper Situated in a Wood about 7. Chains N.W [North West] of Carron Bridge - And a little N.E. [North East] of Carron Railway Station it is the property of William Grant Esqr of Carron. |
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POOL VOULIN |
Pool Voulin
Pool Voulin
Pool Voulin |
William Grant Esqr of Carron, Proprietor
Mr Donald Calder GameKeeper Millhaugh
Mr John Stewart Farmer Archiestown |
026.04 |
A deep pool in the River Spey and Situated about 15 Chains above Delmounach See also Plan of the Banffshire Side of the River. |
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GRUGGLE POOL |
Gruggle Pool
Gruggle Pool
Gruggle Pool |
William Grant Esqr of Carron, Proprietor
Mr Donald Calder GameKeeper Millhaugh
Mr John Stewart Farmer Archiestown |
026.04 |
A deep pool in the River Spey at a turn About 5. Chains above the Bridge of Carron See also Plan of the Banffshire Side of the River |
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SANDYHOLE OF BREATIE |
Sandyhole of Breatie
Sandyhole of Breatie
Sandyhole of Breatie |
William Grant Esqr of Carron, Proprietor
Mr Donald Calder GameKeeper Millhaugh
Mr John Stewart Farmer Archiestown |
026.04 |
Name indicating a pool in the River Spey Situated about a Chain below the Bridge of Carron These pool-names written Small in black along the River, on traces, are taken from the Co [County] Banff plans and verified by the party inserted |
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CARRON STATION |
Carron Station (Railway) |
Railway Station Printed Board etc
Bradshaw's Railways etc
The Scotch Railway Guide etc |
026.04 |
Indicates the Name of a Station on the Gt. [Great] North of Scotland Railway Situated about 16. Chains N.W.[North West] of Carron Bridge. Affording temporary Shelter for passengers it is the property of the Said Railway Co [Company] |
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WESTER TOMBRECK |
Wester Tombreck
Wester Tombreck
Wester Tombreck |
William Grant Esqr of Carron Proprietor
Mr George Leslie Occupier
Mr Charles Stewart Easter TombrecK |
026.04 |
A farm Consisting of a good Steading of farm Offices a dwelling house and Garden etc Situated abt [about] ½ a Mile N.N.E. [North North East] of Carron Railway Station and a little W. [West] of the road leading from Said Station to Archistown the property of W. Grant Esqr of Carron & Elchies |
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EASTER TOMBRECK |
Easter TombrecK
Easter TombrecK
Easter TombrecK |
William Grant Esqr of Carron Proprietor Mr George Leslie [Wester Tombreck]
Mr Charles Stewart [occupier] |
026.04 |
A farm Consisting of a dwelling house and a Steading of good farm Offices; Situated abt [about] 7 Ch [Chains] N.E. [North East] of Wester Tombreck farm, and a little E. [East] of the road leading from Archiestown to Carron
Railway - Meaning of name The "Speckled Knoll" the property of W Grant Esqr of Carron &
Elchies |
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CNOCAN LIATH |
Cnocan Liath
Cnocan Liath
Cnocan Liath |
William Grant Esqr of Carron Proprietor
Mr George Leslie Occupier
Mr Charles Stewart Easter Tombreck |
026.04 |
An old name of a Conspicuous Knoll or feature
Situated about 11 chains S.S.E. [South South East] of Easter Tombreck Farm Steading. Meaning The "Grey Knoll". |
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DALNACH POOL |
Dalnach Pool
Dalnach Pool
Dalnach Pool |
William Grant Esqr of Carron Proprietor
Mr Donald Calder GameKeeper Millhaugh
Mr John Stewart Farmer Archiestown |
026.04 |
Name of a pool in the River Spey - Situated about
16. Chains S.W. [South West] of Carron Railway Station. See also plan of Banffshire Side of the River boundary |
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BOW CROFT |
Bow Croft
Bow Croft
Bow Croft |
Peter Grant Tenant
J. Frazer. Mains of Kirdells
J. Grant Bolnasco |
026.06 |
This name applies to a Small block of building Consisting of a Small Dwelling house & Shop.
Carpenters and Shoemakers Shops and offices with a few acres of Ground attached The property of Sir George McPherson Grant of Ballindalloch |
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MAINS OF KIRDELLS |
Mains of Kirdells
Mains of Kirdells
Mains of Kirdells |
Peter Grant Tenant
J. Frazer. Mains of Kirdells
J. Grant Bolnasco |
026.06 |
A large and Substantial farm house with Offices garden etc attached. The property of Sir George McPherson Grant. Bart [Baronet] of Ballindalloch. |
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BURN OF KETACK |
Burn of Ketack
Burn of Ketack
Burn of Ketack |
J. Fleming Factor
J. Grant Bolnasco
W. Walker. Dellerunuan |
026 |
A long winding Stream, which rises Near the Black Carn and flowing eastward, joins the Spey, near the farm of Dellerennan after a run of about two Miles |
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BOLNASCO |
Bolnasco
Bolnasco
Bolnasco |
J. Grant Bolnasco
J. Frazer. Mains of Kirdells
W. Walker Dellereunan |
026.06 |
A Small but Substantial farm house with Offices Garden etc Attached. the property of Sir George McPherson Grant, Bart [Baronet], of Ballindalloch |
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GALLOW HILL |
Gallow Hill
Gallow Hill
Gallow Hill |
J. Grant Bolnasco
J. Frazer. Mains of Kirdells
W. Walker Dellereunan |
026.06 |
A Small hillock at the back of the farm house of Balnasco It iS planted on the Summit with a few fir trees and is Supposed to have been the place for executing criminals in byegone days. |
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BISHOP CROFT |
Bishop Croft
Bishop Croft
Bishop Croft |
Robert Younie Bishop Croft
William Calder Croftmore
J. Fleming Factor |
026.06 |
A Small but Substantial dwelling house with offices Garden etc attached. the property of Sir Goerge Macpherson Grant. Bart [Baronet], of Ballindalloch. |
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CHAPEL (Supposed Site of) |
Supposed Chapel
Supposed Chapel
Supposed Chapel |
Robert Younie Bishop Croft
William Calder Croftmore
J. Fleming Factor |
026.06 |
Near the house of Bishop Croft is a Small bed of Whins, where a few Years ago, there Stood a Small piece of Wall, Which was Supposed to have been the remains of a Chapel. The last
proprietor on the removal of the wall, forbid the tenant tilling this piece of Ground but - no idea can be found as to what denomination this place belonged.) There can be little doubt that this place Was a holding of Some religious Sect as the present dwelling house is Said to be erected on the Site of the Clergyman's residence, which is Known as Bishops Croft and
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STRAANGALLS |
Straan Galls
Straan Galls
Straan Galls |
J Fleming Factor
G.McDonald. Straan Galls
J. McDonald Lower Galls |
026.06 |
A Small but Substantial farm house with Offices garden etc attached, The property of Sir George
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LOWERGALLS |
Lower Galls
Lower Galls
Lower Galls |
J Fleming Factor
G. McDonald Straan Galls
J. McDonald Lower Galls |
026.06 |
A small substantial farm house with Garden etc attached the property of Sir George McPherson Grant of Ballindalloch |
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HILLHEAD |
Hillhead
Hillhead
Hillhead |
J Fleming Factor
G. McDonald Straan Galls
J. McDonald Lower Galls |
026.06 |
A small group of dwelling houses, with garden etc attached the property of Sir George McPherson Grant Bart [Baronet]. of Ballindalloch |
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TOMLEA |
Tomlea
Tomlea
Tomlea |
J. Fleming Factor
George Younie Tomlea
George Dawson Boldow |
026.06 |
A handsome and Substantial farm house with Offices, Garden etc Attached, the property of Sir George McPherson Grant Bart [Baronet], of Ballindalloch |
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BOLDOW |
Boldow
Boldow
Boldow |
J. Fleming Factor
George Younie Tomlea
George Dawson Boldow |
026.06 |
A Substantial farm house with offices, Garden etc attached, the property of Sir George McPherson Grant, Bart [Baronet] of Ballindalloch |
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TOM RIABHACH |
Tom Riabhach
Tom Riachach
Tom Riabhach |
J. Fleming Factor
George Younie Tomlea
George Dawson Boldow |
026.06 |
This name applies to a piece of Rising Ground on
the West Side of the farm of Boldow, and about a Quarter of a Mile from the house English Meaning. Brindled hillocK. |
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DELLEVENNAN |
Dellevennan
Dellevennan
Dellevennan |
J. Fleming Factor
W. Walker Dellevennan
P. Grant Bow Croft |
026.06 |
A Substantial farm house with Offices, garden etc attached the property of Sir George McPherson Grant, Bart [Baronet] of Ballindalloch. |
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TOBER BHAN A VHA |
Tober Bhan a Vha
Tober Bhan a Vha |
J. Fleming Factor
Estate Plan |
026.06 |
A Small pipe or well near the farm house of Mains of Kirdells from which is obtained very Good water
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TOM AN GNASHICK |
Tom an Gnashick |
J. Fleming Factor
P. Dawson Boldow
D. Grant Altvounnie |
026.06 |
A piece of heather covered Rising Ground about
a quarter of a Mile South of the farm of Straan
Galls.
Meaning hillock of some Species of Berry |
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Tober Bhan a Vha note very doubtful spelling
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BRUNTLANDS |
Bruntlands
Bruntlands
Bruntlands |
Peter Smith Bruntlands
J. Fleming Factor
J. Beattie Woodside |
026.06 |
An old but Substantial farm house with offices garden etc attached the property of Sir George McPherson Grant Bart [Baronet] of Ballindalloch |
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WOODSIDE |
Woodside
Woodside
Woodside |
Peter Smith Bruntlands
J. Fleming Factor
J. Beattie Woodside |
026.06 |
A Neat and Substantial dwelling house with garden attached, the property of Sir George MacPherson Grant Bart [Baronet] of Ballindalloch |
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CROFTMORE |
Croftmore
Croftmore
Croftmore |
Peter Smith Bruntlands
J. Fleming Factor
J. Beattie Woodside |
026.06 |
A group of houses with gardens, and a few Acres of Ground attached. The property of Sir George Macpherson Grant Bart [Baronet] of Ballindalloch. |
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SMALL HAUGH |
Small Haugh
Small Haugh
Small Haugh |
J. Fleming Factor N. Walker Dellevenernan
J McPherson Blacksboat |
026.07 |
This Name applies to a Small dwelling house of one Storey and Situated a little north of Blacksboat Railway Station. It is the Property of Sir George Mcpherson Grant. Bart. [Baronet] Ballindalloch |
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PÒLL NA CISTE |
Poll na Ciste
Poll na Ciste
Poll na Ciste |
J. Fleming Factor
G. Walker Dellevenernan
J McPherson Blacksboat |
026.07 |
A deep pool in the River Spey a little North of the Island of Narrach. English Meaning Pot or Pool of the Chest |
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Parish of Knockando -- Co [County] Elgin
Pòll na Ciste
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ISLAND OF PITCHAISH |
Island of Pitchaish
Island of Pitchaish
Island of Pitchaish |
J. McPherson. Blacksboat
W. Walker Dellevenan
J. Fleming Factor |
026.10 |
A Small Island of about 16 acres, on the opposite side of the Spey from Pitchroy this place waS previous to the year 1768 under Cultivation but a flood in that year Completely washed away the Good Soil and left it a barren Waste It is the property of Sir George McPherson Grant Baronet of Ballindalloch |
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EDGE POOL |
Edge Pool |
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Described in the Name book of Inveraven Ph. [Parish] |
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BUNDEARG |
Bundearg |
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Described in the Name book
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HILL OF DELNAPOT |
Hill of Delnapot
Hill of Delnapot
Hill of Delnapot |
J. Fleming. Factor
D. Grant Alltvounnie
J. Grant Bog Advie |
026 |
A large tract of rising Ground planted with larch
and divided from Scoot More by Allt Gheallaidh
The property of Sir George Macpherson Grant of Ballindalloch This name applies to the wood as well as the Eminence |
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MILL OF PITCHROY (Corn) |
Mill of Pitchroy (Corn)
Mill of Pitchroy (Corn)
Mill of Pitchroy (Corn) |
J. Fleming. Factor
D. Grant Alltvounnie
J. Grant Bog Advie |
026.10 |
A Substantial Mill near the Mouth of Allt Gheallaidh And used by the people in the district for Grinding Corn. It is the property of Sir George McPherson Grant of Ballindalloch |
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PITCHROY |
Pitchroy
Pitchroy
Pitchroy |
J Fleming. Factor
D. Grant Alltvounnie
J. Grant Bog Advie |
026.10 |
A handsome Substantial farm house with offices
Garden etc attached. the property of Sir George Macpherson Grant of Ballidalloch |
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SCOOT MORE |
Sguab Mor
Sguab Mor
Scoot More |
William Calder Croftmore
D. Grant Altvounnie
J. Fleming Factor |
026.10 |
A large tract of rising Ground planted with larch, and Slightly inter mixed with, Natural hard Wood. It is Generally called Scoot More in the district, but the name is Said to be a Corruption of the Gaelic "Sguab Mor", which
MeanS the big besom. It is the property of Sir George Macpherson Grant. Bart [Baronet] of Ballindalloch. This name applies as well to the Wood as to the Eminence. |
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STONE CIRCLE (Remains of) |
(Remains of) Stone Circle
(Remains of) Stone Circle
(Remains of) Stone Circle |
William Calder Croftmore
D. Grant Altvounnie
J. Fleming Factor |
026.10 |
On the farm of Ballintomb are two Standing Stones and a third one which formerly Stood with them now lies at the back of the Road dyke. This is Supposed to be remains of One of the Many Circles, Supposed to have been a Druidical place of Worship, but as to the number of Stones formerly here it is impossible to obtain any information. The Stone laying at the back of the road, was put into the Kitchen
of Pitchroy as a Chimney piece, but it is Said he met with Some Misfortune shortly after the placing it, and he thereupon ordered its removal to the place from were he took it. |
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GORTONS |
Gortons
Gortons
Gortons
Gortons |
Mr McKay Gortons
Mrs Gordon Gortons
J. McPherson Ballintomb |
026.10 |
A Substantial farm house with offices, garden etc attached, also Several dwelling houses. They are the property of Sir George Macpherson Grant Baronet of Ballindalloch |
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GORTONS COTTAGE |
Gortons Cottage
Gortons Cottage
Gortons Cottage |
Mr McKay Gortons
Mrs Gordon Gortons
J. McPherson Ballintomb |
026.10 |
A neat little Cottage with Offices, Garden etc attached the property of Sir George Macpherson Grant, Bart [Baronet] of Ballindalloch |
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BALLINTOMB |
Ballintomb
Ballintomb
Ballintomb |
Mr McKay Gortons
Mrs Gordon Gortons
J. McPherson Ballintomb |
026.10 |
A Substantial farm house with Offices, Garden, etc Attached. The property of Sir George Macpherson Grant Bart [Baronet] of Ballindalloch |
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BLACKSBOAT STATION |
Blacksboat Station
Blacksboat Station
Blacksboat Station |
Company's Time Tables
A. Chalmers Station Agent
J. Imlach. Guard. G.N of S.Rly [Great North of Scotland Railway] Strathspey Section |
026.11 |
A Small wayside Station for the accommodation of passengers on the Strathspey branch of the Great North of Scotland Railway |
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BLACKSBOAT FERRY |
Blacksboat Ferry
Blacksboat Ferry
Blacksboat Ferry |
J. McPherson Blacksboat
J. Fleming Marianburgh
D Grant Altvounnie |
026.11 |
This name applies to a ferry Near Blacksboat Rly [Railway] Station The boat at this ferry Never Stops, going backwards and forward, When the River is flooded and all other ferry boats hindered from working. |
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POLL CROM |
Poll Crom |
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Blacksboat Ferry
(Public)
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POLL NA CLOICHE |
Poll na Cloich |
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ELLAN NA RUISSAWRIE |
Ellan na Ruissaurie |
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Described in the name Book of Inveraven Parish |
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FOOTMAN'S STONE |
Footman's Stone |
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BAOT HOLE OF SPEY |
Boat Hole of Soey |
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Described in the name Book of Inveraven Parish |
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RIVER AVON |
River Avon |
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POLL NA GAIBHRE |
Poll-na-Gobhan
Poll-na-Gobhan
Poll-na-Gobhan
Poll na Gaibhre |
A. Grant Balnellan
J. Grant Mains of Advie
D. Grant Altvournie
The above J.M.D. |
026.14 |
This name applies to a deep pool in the River Spey a little South east of the farm house of Delnapot English meaning Pool or Pot of the Goat |
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FORD OF BALNELLAN |
Ford of Balnellan
Ford of Balnellan
Ford of
Balnellan |
A. Grant Balnellan
J. Grant Mains of Advie
D. Grant Altvounnie |
026.14 |
A ford in the River Spey between the farmS of Balnellan in Ballindalloch and Delnapot in KnocKando, Connecting public RoadS on each Side |
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DELNAPOT |
Delnapot
Delnapot
Delnapot |
J. Fleming, Factor
Donald Grant Altvounnie
A. Grant Balnellan |
026.14 |
A Substantial farm house, in the parish of Knockando, with offices, garden etc attached
the property of Sir George McPherson Grant Bart [Baronet] of Ballindalloch. |
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[signed]
G. Herb Bolland
Captn RE [Captain Royal Engineers]
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1/2500
NAME BOOK
Of part of the
The Parish of Knockando
CO [COUNTY] ELGIN
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INDEX
Names of Objects -- Page
Acres of Ballintomb -- 96
Aldavounie -- 7
Allachrow -- 67
Allt Arder -- 115
Allt Creagach -- 115
An Torr -- 113
Archiestown -- 27
Arn Burn -- 6
Back Burn -- 61
Balnaglach -- 1
Balnagone -- 1
Ballimeanach -- 128
Ballintomb -- 144
Ballintomb Burn -- 23
Bane's Hole -- 5
Beinn Bheag -- 68
Bishop Croft -- 133
Blackfolds -- 92
Blackhillock -- 19
Black Moss -- 65
Blackholes -- 80
Blacksboat Ferry (Public) -- 145
Blacksboat Station -- 145
Black Well -- 14
Blair Hur -- 5
Boat Hole of Spey -- 147
Boat of Elchies -- 105
Boat Pool -- 105
Boattown -- 108
Bobbin Mill -- 128
Bog Fannach -- 75
Boghur -- 8
Bogroy -- 97
Boldow -- 136
Bolnasco -- 132
Bonfire Cairn -- 41
Bow Croft -- 131
Brackenhowes -- 58
Braehead -- 71
Brae of Bogroy -- 47
Braes of Corgyle -- 97
Bridge of Ballintomb -- 99
Bridge of Burnroy -- 81
Bridge of Capnach -- 34
Bridge of Cally -- 118
Bridge of Cardow -- 45
Bridge of Carron -- 129
Bridge of Lodges -- 86
Bridge of Poolflasgan -- 48
Bridge of Ringorm -- 90
Bridge of Sandyhillock -- 89
Bridge of Strondow -- 7
Bridgend Cottage -- 129
Bruntlands -- 138
Bundearg -- 141
Burnbrink -- 107
Burnhead -- 77
Burnmouth -- 120
Burn of Blackfolds -- 105
Burn of Ketuck -- 131
Burn of Ringorm -- 87
Burn of Sandyhillock -- 61
Burn of the Cowlatt -- 1 |
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Names of Objects -- Page
Burn Roy -- 77
Burnside of Ballintomb -- 22
Burntown -- 100
Cairns -- 52
Cairns (Campbell's -- 76
Campbellscairns -- 76
Campbell's Pool -- 105
Canongate Wells -- 25
Capnach Burn -- 30
Cardnach -- 39
Cardnach Bridge -- 51
Cardnach Burn -- 52
Cardnachheads -- 55
Cardow -- 44
Cardow Burn -- 51
Càrn Cròm -- 23
Càrn na Leacainn -- 34
Càrn Ruadhag -- 117
Carron Station -- 130
Catherinebraes -- 80
Cattoch Well -- 12
Champrich Pool -- 94
Chapel -- 54
Chapel -- 128
Chapel -- 133
Church -- 48
Church -- 49
Church of Macallan -- 88
Clach an Eoin -- 68
Claggan -- 91
Clune of Elchies -- 107
Cnocan Dubh -- 126
Cnocan Liath -- 130
Coire Buidhe -- 63
Corgyle -- 82
Cossack Wood -- 81
Cottage Roadside -- 11
Coulaig Wood -- 96
Craig Ellachie -- 73
Craigellachie Bridge -- 73
Croitanloin -- 53
Craigellachie Pot -- 94
Craigellachie Wood -- 72
Craighead -- 32
Craigneach Castle -- 101
Craigneach Wood -- 95
Craig of Tomdow -- 119
Craigroy -- 29
Crofthead -- 99
Croftmore -- 138
Croft of Bruntlands -- 51
Croft of Tomdow -- 109
Croftpoint -- 38
Crofts -- 38
Croftstewart -- 57
Crossroads -- 12
Culach Burn -- 34
Dellagyle Pool -- 103
Dalbeallie -- 120
Dalmunach -- 120
Dalnach Pool -- 130
Dandaleith Wood -- 73 |
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Names of Objects -- Page
Danish Copper Battle Axe -- 33
Darglins -- 85
Deers Hillock -- 67
Delane Cottage -- 47
Delchapel Pool -- 125
Dellevennan -- 137
Delnapot -- 150
Delvie Cottage -- 24
Distillery -- 44
Doonest Craig -- 93
Doonest Pool -- 94
Drum Divan -- 56
Drumpark -- 20
Easter Elchies -- 86
Easterelchies Wood -- 93
Easter Tombreck -- 130
Edge Pool -- 141
Ellan na Russawrie -- 147
Englishman's Spout -- 119
Fairy Hillock -- 108
Fellochans -- 25
Female School -- 112
Ferry of Dalgarvon -- 109
Fishertown Pool -- 88
Flint Arrowheads etc -- 30
Flint Arrowheads etc -- 36
Flint Arrowheads etc -- 76
Flint Arrowheads etc -- 114
Footman's Stone -- 147
Ford of Balnellan -- 149
Ford of Elchies -- 105
Free Church -- 32
Free Church -- 23
Free Church Manse -- 22
Fuaran a' Bhuig Ghil -- 26
Fuaran na Bruach -- 117
Gallow Hill -- 132
Garland -- 116
Garlandbeg -- 116
Garlandmore -- 116
Gateside -- 55
Geantree Pool -- 103
Glenarder -- 115
Gortons -- 144
Gortons Cottage -- 144
Gowanbog -- 79
Gracemount -- 37
Grave Yard -- 128
Grave Yard -- 49
Great North of Scotland Railway -- 122
Greenbog Well -- 19
Gruggle Pool -- 129
Gruggle Wood -- 123
Haugh of Dellagyle -- 98
Haugh of Delltoulie -- 106
Haugh of Elchies -- 106
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Names of Objects -- Page
Hillhall -- 69
Hillhead -- 9
Hillhead -- 135
Hill of Delnapot -- 142
Hill of Elchies -- 98
Home Farm -- 98
Hunt Hill -- 65
Island of Pitchaish -- 141
Island Roary -- 119
James an Tuim's Cave -- 96
Kiln Burn -- 71
Kiln Hillock -- 127
Kirdellbeg -- 111
Knockando Burn -- 2
Knockando House -- 50
Knochanreich -- 4
Knock Donach -- 52
Knockdow -- 58
Knockdow Wood -- 59
Knockburn -- 31
Knocknagore -- 8
Knockando -- 1A
Ladycroft -- 79
Lady's Well -- 95
Laggan -- 126
Leakin -- 31
Leet Moss -- 66
Little Tom an Airidh -- 8
Loanside -- 85
Loanside of Knockando -- 10
Lochinstone -- 72
Lowergalls -- 135
Lower Kirdellbeg -- 117
Lynachurn -- [29]
Lyne Burn -- [2]
Lyne of Knockando -- [7]
Lynes -- [24]
Manscroft -- [80]
Macallan Distillery -- [86]
Mains of Ballintomb -- [57]
Mains of Corgyle -- [97]
Mains of Kirdell -- [131]
Mains of Knockando -- [44]
Mannoch Hill -- [17]
Mannoch Moss -- [13]
Mannoch Moss -- [15]
Mannoch Road -- [16]
Manse -- [48]
Market Stance -- [118]
Meeting Stone -- [60]
Millhaugh -- [50]
Mill of Ballintomb --
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Names of Objects -- Page
Mill of Knockando -- 54
Mill of Pitchroy -- 142
Milltown -- 32
Milltown Moss -- 36
Monahoudie Moss -- 24
Moss of Bogandye -- 78
Moss of Tulisk -- 6
Mount Carron -- 30
Muirtown -- 78
Nether Borlum -- 40
Nether Bruntlands -- 55
Nether Knockans -- 37
Nether Ringorm -- 90
Nether Tomdow -- 120
Newfield -- 85
NewhillocK -- 41
Newlands -- 75
Newlands of Knockando -- 12
Oak Burn -- 2
Oldhall -- 69
Old Pouch -- 121
Old-town -- 58
Overtown -- 86
Parkhead -- 39
Phaebuie -- 71
Pitchroy -- 142
Police Station -- 56
Poll an Torra -- 113
Poll Crom -- 145
Poll Domhain -- 114
Pòll na Ciste -- 139
Poll na Cloiche -- 147
Poll na Gaibhre -- 149
Pool a' Cree -- 103
Pool Arder -- 109
Pool Flasgan -- 45
Poolflasgan -- 47
Pool LeeK -- 121
Pool Mate -- 94
Pool of BrocK -- 125
Pool of Dalbreck -- 125
Pool of Dalmunach -- 123
Pool Shaun -- 105
Pool Veriner -- 119
Pool Voulin -- 129
Poorhouse -- 37
Post Office -- 26
Post Office -- 32
Prescaulton -- 128
Presnay Well -- 13
Priestfield -- 6 |
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Names of Objects -- Page
Red Hillock -- 78
Rhyne Pool -- 103
Rinafiach -- 60
Rinour -- 111
River Avon -- 147
Robertstown -- 75
Roe Hoish -- 65
Rottonmoss Well -- -26
Round Knowe -- 70
Roy's Well -- 66
Rynaguirie -- 100
River Spey -- 123
Sandyhillock -- 79
Sandyhole of Breatie -- 129
Sauch Burn -- 9
School -- 21
School -- 25
School -- 42
Sculptured Stone -- 46
School -- 53
School -- 92
Scoot More -- 143
Shepherd's Linn -- 57
Slabs of Elchies -- 94
Small Haugh -- 139
Stone Circle -- 41
Stone Circle (remains of) -- 143
Stone Cist etc -- 91
Stony Island -- 121
Straangalls -- 135
Strath Spey -- 103
Strathendean -- 58
Stripe of Kindellbeg -- 112
Stripeside -- 43
Strondow -- 4
Tober Bhan a Vha -- 137
The Wilderness -- 107
Thomastown -- 68
Tom an Airidh -- 29
Tom an Gnashick -- 137
Tombreck Wood -- 59
Tomdow -- 38
Tòm Dow -- 113
Tomintuigh -- 111
Tomlea -- 136
Tomlea -- 83
Tom More -- 43
Tommore -- 43
Tommore Linn-- 57
Tom na Croich -- 31
Tomneen -- 90
Tom Riabhach -- 136
Torr an Eoin -- 67
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INDEX Continued
Names of Objects -- Page
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church -- 109
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Manse -- 21
Upper Borlum -- 53
Upper Bruntlands -- 20
Upper Knockans -- 30
Upper Ringorm -- 89
Urn etc -- 42
Urn etc -- 87
Wauk Mill -- 42
Well of Topran -- 108
Well of Whiterashes -- 66
West Tomdow -- 37
Wester Elchies -- 98
Wester Tombreck -- 130
Whiteacen -- 70
Whitehillock -- 69
Willowbank -- 45
Woodend -- 59
Wood of Archiestown -- 23
Wood of Claggan -- 91
Wood of Ringorm -- 89
Woodside -- 81
Woodside -- 138
Woodside Cottage -- 39
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