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WIFE OF BATH |
Wife of Bath |
Revd [Reverend] John Cushnie Speymouth
James Wiseman Garmouth
Estate plan 1772-3. |
009.09 |
A Slight Eminence Situate in the lands of His Grace the Duke of Richmond & the feuars of Garmouth |
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LUNAN WOOD |
Lunan Wood |
Revd [Reverend] John Cushnie Speymouth James Wiseman Garmouth Estate plan 1772-3 |
009.13 |
An extensive fir wood the property of his Grace the Duke of Richmond |
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BOW BRIDGE |
Bow Bridge |
Revd [Reverend] John Cushnie Speymouth James Wiseman Garmouth Estate plan 1772-3 |
009.09 |
A Small bridge on the public road leading from Garmouth to Mosstodloch crossing the Black Burn it is held in repaired by the County |
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Co. [County] of Elgin -- Parish of Speymouth
[signed]
James Gray
Sapr R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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ST PETER'S WELL |
St Peter's Well
(Holy Well) |
Revd [Reverend] John Cushnie Speymouth
James Wiseman Garmouth
John Duncan Garmouth |
009.09 |
A Well Said to possess great curative qualities is connected with Essil Church and is regarded as a Holy Well it will be understood it is not considered Chalybeate. |
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BLACK BURN |
Black Burn |
Revd [Reverend] John Cushnie Speymouth James Wiseman Garmouth John Duncan Garmouth |
009.09 |
A Small Stream rising in the parish of Urquhart flowing in a north easterly direction until it crosses the ph.[Parish] boundary near mill of Garmouth |
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Co. [County] of Elgin -- Parish of Speymouth
Signed James Gray
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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ESSIL |
Essil |
Mr G. Geddes Tenant
Mr A. Farquharson Alma Cottage
Mr J. McKenzie Garmouth |
009.09 |
A good substantial farm-steading and dwelling house with gardens attached the property of the Duke of Richmond |
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CHURCH OF ESSIL (remains of) |
Church of Essil
(Remains of) |
Mr G. Geddes Tenant Mr A. Farquharson Alma Cottage
Mr J. McKenzie Garmouth |
009.09 |
The old Church of Essil stood near the Centre of
the graveyard a little to the South east of the Village of Garmouth nothing remains but a portion of the west gable and north wall Excerpt from Shaws History of the province of Moray Essil dedicated to St. Peter was the Seat of the Sub treasurer first protestant Minister 1567 date of Erection unknown |
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ALMA COTTAGE |
Alma Cottage |
Mr A. Farquharson
Mr G. Geddes
Mr J. McKenzie |
009.09 |
A neat cottage situate ¼ of a mile South of the farm of Essil it was built about the Same time as the battle of Alma was fought hence the Name it is the property of the DuKe of Richmond |
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MILLCROFT |
Millcroft |
Mr A. Farquharson Mr G. Geddes
Mr J. McKenzie |
009.09 |
A Small croft the property of his Grace the Duke of Richmond |
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Co. [County] of Elgin -- Parish of Speymouth
[signed]
W.G. Sillifant
Sapr RE [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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HILLS |
Hills
Hills
Hills |
Mr W. Allan Occupier
Mr Peter Bain Gillonshill
Mr Hugh Gordon Garmouth |
008.16 |
Two Small Croft Consisting of a dwelling house and garden etc Situated in a Plantation ½ a Mile Southward of Gillonhill Farm and abt.[about] 10 ch [chains] South of the parish boundary which leads in a Western direction through wood till it enters the Burn of the Stripe or the Black Burn Proprietor The DuKe of Richmond. |
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GILLON'S GRAVE |
Gillon's Grave
Gillon's Grave
Gillon's Grave |
Mr W. Allan Occupier
Mr Peter Bain Gillonshill
Mr Hugh Gordon Garmouth |
008.16 |
The well known grave of John Gillon who was executed in the Spring of the year 1811. for Murdering a young woman (at a point which is marked by the Thorn Tree which stands about 70 links north of Said grave) It is Said the Sentence was to be hanged and his body to be left remaining on the gallows. The irons or hoops which tied his dead body to the gibbet contrivance are still to be Seen with Mr Allan Hills which is abt.[about] 11Ch [Chains] westward of Said grave. It is Said however that after 3 months the body was taken down and intered on the Site of the gibbet. Another grave of a Woman who committed Suicide at Garmouth some years after is along-Side, and both are well defined; on a little Knoll abt[about] 70 links E. [East] of an Occupation road in the plantation and within 6 chains of where the Said road Crosses the Parish boundary a little eastward. |
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POUNDLER'S WOOD |
Poundler's Wood
(Fir) |
Mr W. Allan Occupier Mr Peter Bain Gillonshill Mr Hugh Gordon Garmouth |
008.16 |
A Small fir Wood the property of His Grace the Duke of Richmond |
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DRUM WOOD |
Drum Wood |
Mr Wiseman Garmouth
Mr Spence Garmouth
Estate Plan 1772-3 |
008.16 |
A Small fir wood the property of his Grace the Duke of Richmond. |
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MUIR OF STYNIE |
Muir of Stynie |
Mr Wiseman Garmouth
Mr Spence Garmouth
Estate Plan 1772-3 |
008.16 |
A Small district lying between the public road leading from Mosstodloch and Black Burn it comprises a small portion of arable and moorland and a quantity of Fir Wood the whole of which is Situated on the lands of the Duke of Richmond. |
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Co. [County] of Elgin -- Parish of Speymouth
[signed]
James Gray
Sapper RE [Royal Engineers] |
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NEWTOWN |
Newtown |
Mr Alexander Alland
Mr George Geddis |
009.13 |
A passable farm Steading with offices & Gardens attached; the property of the DuKe of Richmond |
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BRIDE'S CAIRN |
Bride's Cairn |
Mr Alexander Alland Mr George Geddis |
009.13 |
A Small Cairn - immediately North of Newton farm - erected to the memory of an unhappy bride who was drowned in crossing the Spey preparatory to celebrating her nuptials in Garmouth. Hence the name. |
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THUNDER SLACK |
Thunder Slack |
Mr Alexander Alland Mr George Geddis |
009.13 |
A narrow Slack on the public road leading from Mosstodloch to Garmouth. |
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Parish of Speymouth -- County of Elgin
Pencil notes - Newton descriptive remarks - What does this mean? BridesCairn - What?
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CORNGABBY WOOD |
Corngabby Wood
Corngabby Wood
Corngabby Wood |
Rev [Reverend] John Cushney Manse
Mr Hugh Gordon Garmouth
Mr William Young Mosstodloch |
009.13 |
a well known name Comprising a narrow Stripe of Mixed Old Wood or plantation, and Situated on the banK of the Spey, and about 10 Ch: [Chains] S. [South] of the ph [Parish] Manse farm Steading, and leads along a public road Eastward. The property of the Duke of Richmond. At the W. [West] end of this wood where the Cumberland Army past for Culloden after fording the Spey. |
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BYRES WATER |
Byres Water |
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Described in the Parish of Bellie Co [County] Banff |
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POT WATER |
Pot Water |
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Described in the Parish of Bellie Co [County] Elgin |
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COWFORDS |
Cowfords |
Mr John Simpson
Mr John Rutherford
Mr John Grigor |
013.04 |
A farm steading and dwellinghouse with offices and Garden attached; the property of the DuKe of Richmond. |
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MILESTONE COTTAGE |
Milestone Cottage |
Mr John Simpson Mr John Rutherford Mr John Grigor |
013.04 |
A neat dwelling house of one storey high with Garden and out houses attached, the property of the DuKe of Richmond. |
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Parish of Speymouth -- County of Elgin
[signed]
Joseph Grattan
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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WOOD OF STYNIE |
Wood of Stynie |
Mr J. Farquhar Mosstodloch
Mr J. Dawson SchoolMaster
Mr W. Taylor Bauds |
013.04 |
A small fir plantation situate ½ a mile North of Mosstodloch the property of the Duke of Richmond |
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MOSSTODLOCH |
Mosstodloch |
Mr J. Farquhar Mosstodloch
Mr J. Dawson SchoolMaster
Mr W. Taylor Bauds |
013.04 |
A small Village consisting of a number of dwelling houses and two shops with gardens attached the property of the Duke of Richmond |
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SCHOOL |
School
(Parish) |
Mr J. Farquhar Mosstodloch
Mr J. Dawson SchoolMaster
Mr W. Taylor Bauds |
013.04 |
A good substantial building situated a little south of Mosstodloch average attendance 65 the usual branches of education are taught the school Master receives No Government Grant |
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Co. [County] Elgin -- Parish of Speymouth
[Signed]
W.G. Sillifant
Sapr R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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BALNACOUL |
Balnacoul |
Revd [Reverend] J.Cushnie Speymouth
James Wiseman Garmouth
Estate Plan 1772-3 |
013.04 |
A neat dwelling house & garden Attached the property of the Duke of Richmond |
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Co. [County] Elgin -- Parish of Speymouth
[signed]
James Gray
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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MANSE |
Manse |
Revd. [Reverend] John Cushnie Resident
Mr. Alexander Watt Stynie
Mr. James Logie Redhall |
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A Mansion house, the residence of the Parish Minister, having outhouses and Glebe attached it is the property of the heritors. |
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STYNIE |
Stynie |
Mr. Alexander Watt Tenant
Mr James Logie
Mr James Taylor |
014.01 |
A large and Commodious farm-Steading and dwelling house with offices attached the property of his Grace the DuKe of Richmond |
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LOWER STYNIE |
Lower Stynie |
Mr. Alexander Watt
Mr. James Logie
Mr. James Taylor |
014.01 |
A Commodious farm-Steading with outhouses attached the property of his Grace the DuKe of Richmond |
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CHURCH |
Church |
Revd. [Reverend] John Cushnie Incumbant
Mr. Alexander Watt Stynie
Shaws Hist [History] of Morayshire |
014.01 |
A plain but neat building capable of Seating 400 Situate about three miles from Garmouth on the Fochabers Road. It is built of a tawny red Colored Sandstone - hence Commonly called the "Red KirK". It is the only Established Church in Garmouth & Kingstone though Situated in different Parishes, And was built in the Year 1732 on the Amalgamation of the parishes of Dipple & Essil, now called Speymouth. It was enlarged in 1799 and is under the patronage of the Earl of Moray and the Laird of Garmouth |
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ST LEONARD'S WELL (Site of) |
St Leonard's Well |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Cushnie Speymouth
James Wiseman Garmouth
John Duncan Garmouth |
014.01 |
The Site of Ancient Holy Well traditionally recorded to have possessed great Curative qualitieS. |
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BREAKS HILL |
BreaKs Hill |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Cushnie Speymouth James Wiseman Garmouth
John Duncan Garmouth |
014.01 |
A bold wooded eminence Situated on the lands of His Grace the Duke of Richmond. |
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REDHALL QUARRY |
Redhall Quarry |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Cushnie Speymouth James Wiseman Garmouth
John Duncan Garmouth |
014.01 |
An extensive Quarry the property of His Grace the Duke of Richmond. |
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CUMBERLAND'S FORD |
Cumberland's Ford |
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Described in the Parish of Bellie |
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RIVER SPEY |
River Spey |
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Described in the Parish of Bellie |
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CURRACH WATER |
Currach Water |
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Described in the Parish of Bellie |
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Speymouth Ph. [Parish] |
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REDHALL |
Redhall |
Mr James Logie Tenant
Mr James Taylor
Speyside Guide |
014.01 |
A commodious farm-steading and dwelling-house, with out-houses attached, the property of his Grace the Duke of Richmond. It was formerly the residence of a branch of the family of Innes, baronets, of Coxton. |
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REDHALL COTTAGE |
Redhall Cottage |
Mr James Taylor Tenant
Mr. Peter Williamson
Mr. James Logie |
014.01 |
A dwelling-house, with out-houses and garden attached, the property of his Grace the Duke of Richmond. |
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Speymouth
[signed]
Alfred J Smith
Sapr R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers]
1-7-70 [1 Jul 1870] |
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FOCHABERS STATION |
Fochabers Station
Fochabers Station
Fochabers Station |
Railway Companies (Tabulars etc)
Mr John Smith Smithfiled
Mr. James Mill Blackburn |
013.07 |
Station on the Highland Railway Consisting of Offices and Station Master's house and garden etc. 12 Miles from Keith and 43 from Invss.[Inverness] by the Same line, and is upwards of 4 Miles from Fochabers Town. - it affords temporary Shelter for passangers and is the property of the Said Railway Company |
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CADGER'S FORD |
Cadger's Ford |
John Smith
James Mill
Estate Plan 1772=3 |
013.07 |
A Shallow passage on the Black Burn at a point a little North of the farm of BlacKburn |
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KING'S FORD |
King's Ford |
John Smith
James Mill
Estate Plan 1772-3 |
013.07 |
This name is applied to a conduit on the public road leading from Fochabers Station to Lhanbryd the origin of the name appears to have arisen from the fact of the Kings Troops having crossed the burn when marching to the Battle of Culloden under the command of the Duke of Cumberland. the conduit has been recently erected but still retains the name given. |
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Parish of Speymouth -- County of Elgin
[signed] James Gray
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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BLACK BURN |
Black Burn
Black Burn
Black Burn |
Valuation Roll
Mr. James Mill Blackburn
Mr William Russell Blackburn |
013.04 |
a Stream which issues from Springs and land drainage about 2 Miles westward of Fochabers Railway Station and forms the parish boundary across the line abt [about] 29 Ch [Chains]: N.W. [North West] of Said Station. and forms also the parish boundary in portions some 2. or 3. Miles downwards, where, however, it is not so well known by the name 'Black Burn' and runs mostly upon the property of the Duke of Richd. [Richmond] |
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BLACKBURN |
Blackburn
Blackburn
Blackburn |
Valuation Roll
Mr. James Mill Blackburn
Mr William Russell Blackburn |
013.07 |
Comprising three Crofts with dwelling houses, out houses and Gardens and Situated about 15. Chains N.W. [North West] of Fochabers Railway Station and are well known by the name, which was recd [received] from the Burn Situated a little northward. |
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SMITHFIELD |
Smithfield
Smithfield
Smithfield |
Mr.John Smith Occupier
Mr. James Mill Blackburn
Mr William Taylor Bauds |
013.07 |
Comprising two dwelling houses and a Steading of good farm Offices and gardens and Situated about 7. Ch [Chains]: E [East] of Fochabers Railway Station included is also a Croft abt. [about] 9 Ch [Chains] Northward Comprising a dwelling house out houses and a garden. Properietor The DuKe of Richmond |
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BAUDS |
Bauds |
Mr.William Taylor Tenant
Mr D. Crombie Trochelhill
Mr J. Hunter Dipple |
013.08 |
A farmsteading and dwelling house, with offices and gardens attached the property of the DuKe of Richmond. |
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BALNACOUL WOOD |
Balnacoul Wood |
Mr.William Taylor Tenant
Mr. D Crombie Trochelhill
Mr. J. Hunter Dipple |
013.08 |
Applied to an extensive fir plantation situated on the west Side of the Crofts of Dipple the property of the DuKe of Richmond |
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CROFTS OF DIPPLE |
Crofts of Dipple |
Mr.William Taylor Tenant
Mr. D Crombie Trochelhill
Mr. J. Hunter Dipple |
013.08 |
A Single row of houses with gardens attached on the west Side of the County road leading from Orton to Mosstodloch the property of the DuKe of Richmond |
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TROCHELHILL |
Trochelhill |
Mr D.Crombie
Mr William Taylor
Mr J. Hunter |
013.08 |
A large farmsteading and dwelling house with offices and gardens Attached the property of the DuKe of Richmond |
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CAIRNEND |
Cairnend |
Mr D.Crombie
Mr William Taylor Mr J. Hunter |
013.08 |
A Small farmsteading and dwelling house with garden attached situate near the South eastern extremity of Balnacuil Wood the property of the DuKe of Richmond |
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DIPPLE |
Dipple |
Mr D.Crombie
Mr William Taylor
Mr J. Hunter |
013.08 |
A large superior farm-steading and dwelling house with offices and gardens attached the property of the DuKe of Richmond |
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[signed]
W.G. Sillifant
Sapr R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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BRAKENORD LOCH |
Brakenord Loch
Brakenord Loch
Brakenord Loch |
J.Hunter Dipple
N.Taylor Bauds
J. Wiseman Garmouth |
013.08 |
A small loch or pond about half a mile east of the farm of Bauds thro' [through] which flows the Black Burn. It is on the property of the Duke of Richmond. |
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DIPPLE BRAE |
Dipple Brae
Dipple Brae
Dipple Brae |
J.Hunter Dipple N.Taylor Bauds
J. Wiseman Garmouth |
013.08 |
A crooked wooded Slope extending from the west to the north of the farm house of Dipple. It's about three quarters of a mile long and is the property of the Duke of Richmond. |
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SWEETHOME |
Sweethome
Sweethome
Sweethome |
Mr G. Williamson tenant
Mr John Roy tenant
Mr A. Paterson Bridge of Spey |
014.05 |
Applied to a shepherds dwelling house two story high, property of His Grace the DuKe of Richmond |
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COUL BRAE |
Coul Brae
Coul Brae
Coul Brae |
Mr W. Young Mosstodluch
Mr A.Paterson. Bridge of Spey
Mr John Roy Sweethome |
014.05 |
A Wooded eminence situated a little east of the Bridge of Fochabers. It is the property of His Grace the DuKe of Richmond. |
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DIPPLE BURN |
Dipple Burn |
Mr W. Young Mosstodluch
Mr A.Paterson. Bridge of Spey
Mr John Roy Sweethome |
014.05 |
A Small stream rising at Dipple flowing eastward until it enters the R. [River] Spey at Fochabers Bridge |
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FOCHABERS BRIDGE |
Fochabers Bridge |
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Described in the Parish of Bellie |
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BRAE WATER |
Brae Water |
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Described in the Parish of Bellie |
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REDBOG |
Redbog |
Mr John Innes Redbog
Mr J Gregor Aultonside
Mr James Hood Redmill |
013.11 |
A Crofters dwelling house and outhouse, Situated at the north west end of the Parish of Speymouth. It is the property of the Duke of Richmond. |
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BADENTINAN |
Badentinan |
Mr John Innes Redbog
Mr J Gregor Aultonside
Mr James Hood Redmill |
013.11 |
A Crofters dwelling house and outhouse. It is the property of the Duke of Richmond. |
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RED BURN |
Red Burn |
Mr John Innes Redbog
Mr J Gregor Aultonside
Mr James Hood Redmill |
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A large burn rising in the Teindland Hills and entering the River Spey a short distance South of the Bridge of Fochabers |
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HIGHLAND RAILWAY |
Highland Railway |
Mr John Innes Redbog
Mr J Gregor Aultonside
Mr James Hood Redmill |
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A branch of the Highland Railway extending from Forres to Keith. It is the property of the Company |
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[signed] George Dallas C.A. [Civilian Assistant] |
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TEINDLANDWELL |
Teindlandwell |
Mr J Innes Redbog
Mr J Gregor Aultonside
Mr J Hood.Redwell |
013.11 |
A Crofters dwellinghouse and outhouse. It is the property of the Duke of Richmond. |
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TEINDLAND WELL (Chalybeate) |
Tiendland Well |
Mr J Innes Redbog Mr J Gregor Aultonside
Mr J Hood.Redwell |
013.11 |
A Mineral Spring impreginated with Iron etc |
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AULTONSIDE |
AultonSide |
Mr J Innes Redbog
Mr J Gregor Aultonside
Mr J Hood. Redwell |
013.11 |
A farm house And Outhouses. It is the property of the Duke of Richmond. |
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[signed] George Dallas C.A. [Civilian Assistant] |
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COMMISSARY BURN |
Commissary Burn |
Estate Plan
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Mr Brown, Newton |
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A Small burn issuing out of the Red Burn, east of Aultonside And joing the Black Burn west of the Cadger Ford. It is the property of His Grace The Duke of Richmond |
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Co. [County] Elgin -- Ph. [Parish] of Speymouth
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George Dallas C.A. [Civilian Assistant] |
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ORBLISTON |
Orbliston
Orbliston
Orbliston |
Mr James Geddes, Tenant
Mr George Brown, Westertown
Mr Robert Paul Mannochburn |
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A very large farmsteading with dwelling-house and ornamental ground attached, situated about half a mile south of the Fochabers Railway Station on the Highland Railway. Property of the Duke of Richmond. |
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HILLHEAD OF WESTERTOWN |
Hillhead of Westertown
Hillhead of Westertown
Hillhead of Westertown |
Mr James Geddes, Tenant Mr George Brown, Westertown Mr Robert Paul Mannochburn |
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A small croft with dwelling house and offices attached; property of the Duke of Richmond. |
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WESTERTOWN |
Westertown
Westertown
Westertown |
Mr George Brown, Tenant
Mr James Geddes
Mr Robert Paul |
013.12 |
A large and substantial farm-steading with dwelling house attached; property of the Duke of Richmond. |
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County of Elgin - Parish of Speymouth
[signed]
J.McKeith
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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Co. [County] of Elgin - Parish of Speymouth
Descriptive remarks not deleted -
Indicates the Site of an ancient building well Known by the name no vestige of which is to be Seen now. Excrept from Shaws history of the province of Moray At the churchyard Stile there Stood a Small house Commonly called the house of the Holy Ghost - around which Sun-way. the people made a tour with the corps, at burials and could not be restrained from this Superstition till the walls were quite razed from the ground. the Grave yard is Still used as a public burial place
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CHURCH OF DIPPLE (Site of |
Site of
Church of Dipple
Site of Church of Dipple
Site of Church of Dipple |
Revd [Reverend] J. Cushnie, Speymouth
Mr J. Bruce, Burnside
Mr J. Paterson Bridge of Spey |
013.12 |
The Site of an ancient church situated in a graveyard about two and a half Miles south of the present parish church. No vestiges of it remain nor is the date of its erection Known, but in 1868 when the wall enclosing the graveyard was undergoing repair some stones were taken from its foundation and a quantity of silver Coins were found. Coined in the reign of Robert the Second. Of these Coins a few are in the possession of the present clergyman, some in that of the Duke of Richmond, and others at the Museum at Edinburgh - |
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GRAVE YARD |
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HOLY GHOST HOUSE (Site of |
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"Dipple, a parsonage dedicated to the Holy Ghost, whereof the Earl of Moray is Patron. At the church-yard stile there stood a small house, commonly called the house of the Holy Ghost - around which, Sun-way, the people made a tour with the corps at burials, and could not be restrained from this superstition till the walls were quite razed of late" Extract from Shaw's History of Moray. |
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SILVER COINS OF THE REIGN OF ROBERT II FOUND HERE A.D. 1868 |
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Co. [County] of Elgin - Parish of Speymouth
[signed]
James Gibson C.A. [ Civilian Assistant] |
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BURNSIDE OF DIPPLE |
Burnside of Dipple
Burnside of Dipple
Burnside of Dipple |
Mr J.Bruce Tenant
Mr J. Roy Sweethome
Mr A. Paterson Bridge of Spey |
013.12 |
A large and commodious farm-steading and dwelling house slated and in good repair; property of His Grace the Duke of Richmond. |
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EASTERTOWN |
Eastertown |
Mr J.Bruce Tenant
Mr J. Roy Sweethome
Mr A. Paterson Bridge of Spey |
013.12 |
A crofters dwelling house with offices Attached; property of his Grace the Duke of Richmond |
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BOW BANK |
Bow Bank |
Mr J.Bruce Tenant
Mr J. Roy Sweethome
Mr A. Paterson Bridge of Spey |
013.12 |
A Steep slope partly in this parish and partly in the parish of Rothes it is entirely Situated on the lands of his Grace the Duke of Richmond |
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Co. [County] Elgin -- Parish of Speymouth
[signed]
James Gibson C.A. [Civilian Assistant] |
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GREENS OF DIPPLE |
Greens of Dipple
Greens of Dipple
Greens of Dipple |
Mr W. Young Mosstodloch
Mr J. Bruce Burnside
Mr J. Roy Sweethome |
014.09 |
A small farmsteading and dwelling house, slated and in good repair. property of His Grace the Duke of Richmond. |
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BURNSIDE POOL |
Burnside Pool |
Mr W Young Mosstodlach
Mr J. Bruce BurnSide
Mr J. Roy Sweethome |
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Described in the Parish of Rothes |
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HILL OF ORBLISTON |
Hill of Orbliston |
Mr Geddes Orbliston
Mr J Gregor Aultonside
Mr J. Hood Redwell |
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A large fir plantation Situated about 1½ miles South of Orbiston. It is the property of the Duke of Richmond |
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WOODSIDE |
Woodside |
Mr Geddes Orbiston
Mr J Gregor Aultonside
Mr J. Hood Redwell |
013.15 |
A Crofters dwelling house and outhouse. It is the property of the Duke of Richmond. |
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DYKESIDE |
Dykeside |
Mr Geddes Orbiston
Mr J Gregor Aultonside
Mr J. Hood Redwell |
013.15 |
A Crofters dwelling house and outhouse. It is the property of the Duke of Richmond |
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Co. [County] Elgin -- Parish of Speymouth |
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CUSHLEY |
Cushley |
Mr Geddes Orbiston
Mr J Gregor Aultonside
Mr J Hood Redburn |
013.15 |
A piece of moorland interspersed with fir trees It is the property of the Duke of Richmond. |
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CUSHLEY BURN |
Cushley Burn |
Mr Geddes Orbiston Mr J Gregor Aultonside Mr J Hood Redburn |
013.15 |
A small burn gathering at the west Side of Cushley and flowing about ¾ of a Mile it joins the Red Burn |
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LADIES' MOSS |
Ladies' Moss |
Mr Geddes Orbiston Mr J Gregor Aultonside Mr J Hood Redburn |
013.15 |
A peat moss Situated on the east Side of Cushley and in the Parishes of Speymouth And Rothes. Its is the porperty of the Duke of Richmond |
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Co. [County] Elgin -- Ph. [Parish] of Speymouth
[signed]
George Dallas |
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DEANSHILLOCK |
Deanshillock |
Robert Paul
George Brown
William Shand |
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Two farmsteading with dwelling house attached; property of the Duke of Richmond. |
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MANNOCHBURN |
Mannochburn
Mannochburn
Mannochburn |
Mr Robert Paul Tenant
Mr George Brown Westertown
Mr William Shand |
013.16 |
A croft with dwelling house attached; property of the Duke of Richmond |
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HILLHEAD OF WESTERTOWN |
Hillhead of Westertown |
Mr Robert Paul Tenant Mr George Brown Westertown Mr William Shand |
013.16 |
Two small farmsteadings the property of his Grace the Duke of Richmond |
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Parish of Speymouth --
County of Elgin
[signed]
J McKeith
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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MANNOCH BRIDGE |
Mannoch Bridge
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Mr Brown Westertown
Mr Geddes Orbliston
Mr Hay Dipple |
013.16 |
A small bridge crossing Mannoch Burn on the public road leading from Rothes to Garmouth it is kept in repair by the County. |
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MANNOCH BURN |
Mannoch Burn |
Mr Brown Westertown Mr Geddes Orbliston Mr Hay Dipple |
013.16 |
A Small Stream rising in the north west of the parish flowing in a north easterly direction until it enters the Red Burn near Eastertown |
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Co. [County] Elgin -- Parish of Speymouth
[signed]
James Gray
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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FINDLAY'S SEAT |
Findlay's Seat |
Mr James Grigor Aultonside
Mr James Hood Redwell
Mr G Ellis Badentinan |
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A prominent hill covered with fir and forming part of the Teindland Hills Situated about ¾ of a mile south of a portion of heathy ground called Cushley the greater part of which is the property of the Right Hon.[Honourable] the Earl of Seafield |
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CARRIE BURN |
Carrie Burn |
Mr James Grigor
Mr James Hood
Mr George Ellis |
018.03 |
A stream rising a little north of the Grey Mare in the parish of Speymouth which flows in a north easterly direction until it falls into the river Spey in the parish of RotheS. |
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GREY MARE |
Grey Mare |
Mr James Grigor Mr James Hood Mr George Ellis |
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A large stone about ¾ of a Mile North east of Findlay's Seat on the boundary line between the Parish of Rothes and Speymouth |
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Co. [County] Elgin -- Parish of Speymouth
[signed]
G. Herb. Bolland Capn RE [George Herbert Bolland Captain Royal Engineers]
24 May 1871
[signed]
W.G.Sillifant
Sapr RE [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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1/2500
NAME BOOK
of the
Parish of Speymouth
CO. [COUNTY] ELGIN
Date Stamped 7 Oct 1902 |
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INDEX
Names of Objects -- Page
Alma Cottage -- 4
Aultonside -- 30
Badentinan -- 29
Balnacoul -- 13
Balnacoul Wood -- 23
Bauds -- 23
Blackburn -- 22
Black Burn -- 2
Black Burn -- 22
Bow Bank -- 36
Bow Bridge -- 1
Brae Water -- 28
Brakenord Loch -- 25
Breaks Hill -- 17
Bride's Cairn -- 7
Burnside of Dipple -- 36
Burnside Pool -- 37
Byers Water -- 9
Cadgers Ford -- 21
Cairnend -- 24
Carrie Burn -- 44
Church -- 16
Church of Dipple (Site of) -- 35
Church of Essil -- 3
Commissary Burn -- 31
Corngabby Wood -- 9
Coul Brae -- 27
Cowfords -- 11
Crofts of Dipple -- 23
Cumberland's Ford -- 18
Currach Water -- 18
Cushley -- 40
Cushley Burn -- 40
Deanshillock -- 41
Dipple -- 24
Dipple Brae -- 25
Dipple Burn -- 27
Drum Wood -- 6
Dykeside -- 39
Eastertown -- 36
Essil -- 3
Findlay's Seat -- 43
Fochabers Bridge -- 28
Fochabers Station -- 21 |
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INDEX Continued
Name of Objects -- Page
Gillon's Grave -- 5
Greens of Dipple -- 37
Grey Mare -- 44
Highland Railway -- 29
Hillhead of Westertown -- 33
Hillhead of Westertown -- 41
Hill of Orbliston -- 39
Hills -- 5
Holy Ghost house (Site of) -- 35
King's Ford -- 21
Ladies' Moss -- 21
Lower Stynie -- 15
Lunan Wood -- 1
Mannoch Bridge -- 42
Mannoch Burn -- 42
Mannochburn -- 41
Manse -- 15
Milestone Cottage -- 11
Millcroft -- 4
Mosstodloch -- 12
Muir of Stynie -- 6
Newtown -- 7
Orbliston -- 33
Pot Water -- 9
Poundler's Wood -- 5
Redbog -- 29
Red Burn -- 29
Redhall -- 19
Redhall Cottage -- 19
Redhall Quarry -- 17
River Spey -- 18
School -- 12
Smithfield -- 22
St Leonard's Well (Site of) -- 17
St Peter's Well -- 2
Stynie -- 15
Sweethome -- 27
Speymouth -- 1a
Thunder Slack -- 7
Teindlandwell -- 30
Teindland Well -- 30
Trochelhill -- 24
Westertown -- 33
Wife of Bath -- 1
Wood of Stynie -- 12
Woodside -- 39 |
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