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INDEX
Names of Objects -- Page
Acre of Tilliglens -- 89
Alltnafourack -- 74
An Easan -- 29
Ardoch -- 59
Arlan -- 12
Auldusack -- 76
Auchnagairn -- 81
Ballenriech -- 89
Ballenriech Burn -- 87
Baltore Wood -- 68
Bane's Cave -- 97
Bantrach -- 114
Bantrach Wood -- 108
Beachens -- 116
Belblair -- 98
Belnain -- 108
Belnain Wood -- 106
Berry Burn -- 113
Berrylee -- 12
Black Burn -- 100
Black Burn -- 72
Blackloch -- 44
Blackpark Wood -- 95
Boggyrot -- 21
Braehead -- 87
Brackenhowe -- 67
Breacach -- 89
Bridge of Bantrach -- 115
Bridge of Divie -- 111
Bridge of Logie -- 51
Bridgeend of Logie -- 51
Broad Reeds -- 28
Broadshaw -- 37
Brylack -- 70
Burn of Alltnafourack -- 73
Burn of Altyre -- 72
Burn of Auldusack -- 76
Burn of Drumine -- 45
Burnside of Logie -- 45
Burntack -- 69
Cairns -- 118
Carnach Wood -- 60
Castle Hill -- 96
Chapel -- 90
Chapel Hill -- 114
Church -- 111
Clash Ninian -- 80
Closely Hazel -- 27
Connicavel -- 24
Cooperhill -- 24 |
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Names of Object -- Page
Cooperhill Burn -- 18
Coral Hills -- 21
Cowgreens -- 47
Craigach Pool -- 29
Craiginsillar -- 75
Craig na Gour -- 73
Craigroy -- 70
Craigroy Lodge -- 70
Croft of Drumine -- 48
Dallasbraughty -- 108
Daltulich Bridge -- 83
Darnaway Burn -- 13
Darnaway Forest -- 32
Darnaway Heronry -- 13
Dickie's Holes -- 23
Ditch of Logie -- 68
Divie Viaduct -- 112
Dorsella Lodge -- 11
Dounduff -- 60
Dounduff Lodge -- 52
Dounduff Wood -- 61
Doune of Relugas -- 54
Drumine -- 45
Drumine Forest -- 65
Dun Earn -- 40
Dunearn Burn -- 40
Dunphail Castle -- 94
Dunphail House -- 99
Dunphail Station -- 98
Duillan Pool -- 50
Dusach -- 91
Easter Brylack -- 69
Easter Chapelhill -- 114
Easter Greens -- 77
Easter Regale -- 64
Easter Tilliglens -- 94
Ess Bridge -- 88
Ess of Relugas -- 57
Edinkillie -- 9
Fairy Hillock -- 41
Fairy Hillocks -- 63
Feabury -- 102
Free Church -- 100
Gervally -- 96
Glaschyle -- 105
Glenerney -- 108
Glenerney Cottage -- 87 |
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Names of Objects -- Page
Glenerney Wood -- 88
Gorachs Pool -- 28
Green Swale -- 102
Greenswale Burn -- 66
Haven of Divie -- 56
Halfdavoch -- 71
Halfdavoch Lodge -- 76
Herd's Hillock -- 39
Highland Railway -- 117
Hillockhead -- 47
Hill of Alltnafourack -- 79
Hill of Drumine -- 67
Hill of Tomechole -- 80
Hill of Relugas -- 86
Hill of Glaschyle -- 105
Hillside -- 68
Honey Howe -- 41
Heronry Pool -- 25
Hole of Dounduff -- 61
Jane's Hillock -- 64
Kinnaird Bridge -- 95
Knockyfin -- 116
Ladies' Well -- 18
Laggansaurie -- 88
Lamby Moss -- 12
Ledintich Pool -- 28
Loch Mhairbh -- 29
Loch House -- 43
Logie School -- 42
Logie Wood -- 39
Lone Hill -- 80
Longley -- 59
Lower Ardoch -- 51
Mains of Dunphail -- 97
Mains of Logie -- 43
Mains of Relugas -- 50
Manse -- 100
Manse -- 107
Meadowbank -- 105
Meads of St. John -- 14
Mavis Bank -- 103
Mill Buie -- 79
Mill-lands -- 113
Mill of Dunphail -- 115
Mill of Moss-side -- 55
Moss of Alltnafourack -- 73
Moss of Dunphail -- 106
Moss of Feabury -- 101
Moss of Logie -- 56
Moss of Millbuie -- 80
Moss-side -- 55
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Names of Objects -- Page
Muir of Logie -- 47
Muir of Sluie -- 30
Murnachy Pool -- 28
Nether Carnach -- 60
Newton -- 113
Newton of Darnaway -- 19
North Lodge -- 50
Orans Hill -- 22
Ouckorn -- 107
Outlaw Well -- 31
Outlaw well -- 30
Peathillock -- 56
Petrie's Burn -- 48
Pitneisk -- 55
Poldow Bridge -- 99
Poldow Burn -- 101
Poldow Lodge -- 104
Pool Anchor -- 44
Pool Brahan -- 81
Pool Neish -- 84
Post Office -- 96
Post Ofice -- 105
Presley -- 44
Rannich's Leap -- 49
Rannich Pool -- 49
Rash Slack -- 79
Redstone 17
Relugas -- 92
Relugas Cottage -- 83
Relugas House -- 53
Relugas Mill -- 83
Relugas Wood -- 86
Reservoir -- 103
River Divie -- 112
River Dorback -- 92
River Findhorn -- 81
Romach -- 69
Romach Burn -- 75
Romach Hill -- 69
Romach Loch -- 74
Ruins of Dunphail Mills -- 85
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Salmon Leap -- 27
School -- 23
School -- 71
School -- 93
School -- 109
Scuddach Pool -- 43
Scum Pool -- 61
Scum Pool of Dunlich -- 84
Sgur Beg -- 71
Sgur Mhor -- 71
Slag Innan -- 97
Slaginnan Wood -- 95
Slate Pool -- 84
Sleughwhite -- 75
Sloc nan Mèirleach -- 57
Sloc nan Mèirleach -- 74
Sluggan -- 101
Sluggan Burn -- 101
Sluie -- 30
Sluie Hill -- 22
Sluie Lodge -- 33
Sluie Pool -- 27
Sluie Wood -- 22
Sneishin Hill -- 102
South Chapelhill -- 110
Souters Stripe -- 79
Standing Stones -- 118
St.John's Pool -- 15
Stinking Stripe -- 91
Stonedyke -- 35
Stripe of Corshellach -- 110
Stripe of Fevene -- 86
Stripe of Knockyfin -- 115
Stripe of Regale -- 67
Stripe of Sleughwhite -- 75
Stripeside -- 116
Stone Cist -- 11
Swiney Hillock -- 77
The Ess -- 92
The Mount -- 106
The Muchals -- 27
The Scur -- 25
The Sheans -- 64
Tillynachan -- 107
Tod Holes -- 21
Todholes -- 64
Tomnamoon -- 76
Tore More -- 99
Toremore Bridge -- 104 |
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Torchroisk -- 98
Upper Carnach -- 98
Wester Chapelhill -- 116
Wester Greens -- 63
Wester Regale -- 63
Wester Tilliglens -- 90
Whey Well -- 104
Whirl Pool -- 29
Wolf Hill -- 92
Woodhead -- 59
Wood of Beachens -- 111
Wood of Regale -- 102
Wood of Tilliglens -- 91
Wood of Tomnamoon -- 67
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EDINKILLIE |
Edenkillie
Edinkillie
Edinkillie
Edinkillie
Edinkillie
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Fullarton's Gazetteer
Oliver & Boyds Almanack
Philip's County Atlas
Valuation Roll
Morayshire described
New Statistical Account |
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The Parish of Edinkillie is in the Presbytery of Forres and Synodof Moray. It is bounded on the north by the Parishes of Dyke & Moy and Rafford, on the East by Dallas and Forres, on the South by Dallas & Cromdale Inverallan and Advie and on the West by Dyke & Moy and
Arclach Co. [County] Nairn.
The Parish of Edinkillie is situated in the County of Elgin, and contains about 32.904 statute acres
There are no detached portions on the Parish of Edinkillie in this or any other county there are 2 portions of Ardclach Co.[County] Nairn within its limits, Edinkillie is a pastoral Parish, not mountainous, the highest hill has an elevation of 1000 feet there are extensive woods & plantations and some very romantic scenes along the Rivers Findhorn and Divie
Ardclach Det [detached] No. 1 contains 750 Acres. Ardclach Det. [detched] No.2 Contains 2119 acres |
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DORSELLA LODGE |
Dorsella Lodge |
Alexander Simpson Outlaw-well
John Fraser Presley
John Murray Presley |
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A neat lodge Situated on the north eastern extremity of Darnaway Forest it is the property of the Earl of Moray |
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STONE CIST (Remains of) |
Stone Cist (Remains of) |
Alexander Simpson Outlaw-well
John Fraser Presley
John Murray Presley |
010.05 |
The remains of a Stone Cist discovered by Earl Morays work men in the beginning of 1870 when repairing the parish boundary fence it contained a quantity of humane bones. the Sides and ends of the Cist Still remain in the ground the top having only been removed. The remainder having been ordered by the Earl of Moray to remain |
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County of Elgin -- Parish of Edinkillie
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BERRYLEE |
Berrylee
Berrylee
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Estate plans A.D. 1813
Mr A Colven Factor etc
Mr A. Ross Redstone |
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indicates the name of a farm, comprising a very superior Steading of farm Offices, dwelling houses, and Garden; Situated at the E. [East] Side of the parish boundary and about ¾ of a Mile N.N.E. [North North East] of Darnaway Castle and is used as Home Farm for Darnaway Castle Propr [Proprietor] Earl of Moray. |
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LAMBY MOSS |
Lamby Moss
Lamby Moss
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Estate plans A.D. 1813
Mr A Colven Factor etc
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indicates the name of a Marsh including a little Loch in Darnaway Forest Situated about 23 Chains E.S.E. [East South East] of Berrylee proprietor, Earl of Moray. |
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ARLAN |
Arlan
Arlan
Arlan |
Estate plans A.D. 1813
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010.15 |
a well Known old name of a turn or feature of River Findhorn and situated abt [about]
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Parish of Edinkillie -- County of Elgin
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DARNAWAY HERONRY |
Darnaway Heronry |
Alexander Simpson Outlaw-well
John Fraser Presley
John Murray Presley |
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A narrow Stripe of Wood on the west bank of the River Findhorn formerly the resort of Herons hence the origin of the name it is the property of the Earl of Moray |
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DARNAWAY BURN |
Darnaway Burn |
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MEADS OF ST JOHN |
Meads of St. John |
Alexander Simpson Outlaw-well
John Fraser Presley
John Murray Presley |
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A beautiful plan divided by the River Findhorn. The place where a great Tournament was given by the Earl of moray to the Nobility of Scotland and a few Knights of England, Towards the northern extremity of the eastern Mead in the parish of Rafford Stood a Chapel dedicated to St. John the Baptist. giving name to the Valley and tournament. The Earl of Buchan & Ross better known by the Wolf of Badenoch having been Excommunicated at the time by Bishop Barr of Elgin was not admitted to the tournament. And in anger of the Same rode Straight to the town of Forres and Set it on fire And from thence went to Elgin and burned the Cathedral. |
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ST JOHN'S POOL |
St. John's Pool |
Thomas Grant Regales
John Peterie Regales
A. Simpson Outlaw-well |
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A deep pool in the River Findhorn noted for its abundance of fish it is also the place where a temporary bridge was erected at the tournament of St. John. |
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REDSTONE |
Redstone |
Alexander Simpson Outlaw-well
John Fraser Presley
John Murray Presley |
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A Small farmsteading and two Cottages with gardens attached the property of the Earl of Moray. |
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LADIES' WELL |
Ladies' Well |
Alexander Simpson Outlaw-well
John Fraser Presley
John Murray Presley |
015.03 |
A Small well with a copious flow of fresh water well adapted for domestic use it is built by the Ladies' of Darnaway Castle hence the origin of
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COOPERHILL BURN |
Cooperhill Burn |
Alexander Simpson Outlaw-well
John Fraser Presley
John Murray Presley |
015.07 |
A Small Stream rising in Darnaway Forest and flowing in a northward direction until it unites with the burn forming the devision of the parish at the north end of Darnaway Garden |
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NEWTON OF DARNAWAY |
Newton of Darnaway |
Alexander Hardie Cooperhill
Charles Smith Connicavel
Valuation Roll 1869-70 |
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An extensive farm steading the property of the Earl of Moray |
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BOGGYROT |
Boggyrot |
Alexander Hardie Cooperhill
Charles Smith Connicavel
Estate Plan date 1813 |
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A Small marsh formerly a loch Situate in Darnaway Forest a little to the S. [South] East of Cooperhill Situate on the lands of the Earl of Moray |
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TOD HOLES |
Tod Holes |
Alexander Hardie Cooperhill
Charles Smith Connicavel
Estate Plan date 1813 |
015.07 |
A hollow feature in Darnaway Forest formerly the resort of Foxes hence the name it is Situate on the
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CORAL HILLS |
Coral Hills |
Alexander Hardie Cooperhill
Charles Smith Connicavel
Estate Plan date 1813 |
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A consicuous eminence in Darnaway Forest about 15 Chains eastward of Cooperhill there are situate on it a few conicial knolls which gives the name of hills they are Situate on the lands of the Earl of
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SLUIE HILL |
Sluie Hill |
Alexander Hardie Cooperhill
Charles Smith Connicavel
Estate Plan date 1813 |
015.07 |
a conspicuous eminence in Darnaway Forest a little to the East of Tod Holes it is Situated on the lands of the Earl of Moray |
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ORANS HILL |
Orans Hill |
Alexander Hardie Cooperhill
Charles Smith Connicavel
Estate Plan date 1813 |
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A bold wooded eminence in Sluie Wood the property of the Earl of Moray It is called in the locality Oran and is supposed to have derived from An t-Ohran The Pale Knoll or from An Torran the little Knoll. C. McB |
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SLUIE WOOD |
Sluie Wood |
Alexander Hardie Cooperhill
Charles Smith Connicavel
Estate Plan date 1813 |
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An extensive Mixed wood the property of the Earl of Moray |
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SCHOOL |
School (Mixed) |
Alexander Hardie Cooperhill
Charles Smith. Connicavel
W. Brow Esqr Factor for the Estate |
015.07 |
A mixed School has a Small grant annualy from the Society for the propagation of Christian Knowledge and is Supported by the Heritors Who gives a free house and garden Valued to £10.0.0 per annum together with the Scholars fees Complets the Schoolmasters Salary Average Attendance about 35 And the ordinary branches of Education are taught. |
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DICKIE'S HOLES |
Dickie's Holes |
Alexander Hardie Cooperhill
Charles Smith. Connicavel
W. Brown Esqr Factor for the Estate |
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A hollow in Darnaway Forest a little South of Cooperhill. it is Situate on the lands of the Earl of Moray |
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COOPERHILL |
Cooperhill |
William Brown Esqr Factor for the Estate
Charles Smith. Connicavel
Estate Plan. date 1813 |
015.07 |
A Small Hamlet comprising about 12 Houses with gardens and a Small plot of arable land attached the Earl of Moray is Superior there is also a large farmsteading of the name a little north of the Hamlet the property of the Earl of Moray. |
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CONNICAVEL |
Connicavel |
William Brown Esqr Factor for the Estate
Charles Smith. Connicavel
Estate Plan. date 1813 |
015.07 |
A Small group of dwellings with gardens attached the property of the Earl of Moray |
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THE SCUR |
The Scur |
Tomas Grant. Regales
John Peterie Regales
A. Simpson Outlaw-well |
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A bold Rock on the east bank of the River Findhorn |
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HERONRY POOL |
Heronry Pool |
Tomas Grant. Regales
John Peterie Regales
A. Simpson Outlaw-well |
015.07 |
A deep pool in the River Findhorn noted by anglers and others for its abundance in fish |
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County Elgin -- Parish Edinkillie
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James Gray
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THE MUCHALS |
The Muchals
The Muchals
The Muchals
The Muchals
The Muchals |
Mr A. Ross Redstone
Mr A. Hardie Cooperhill
Mr C. Smith Connicavel
Estate Plan A.D. 1813
Proprietor's Guide Boards on F. [Forest] Walks |
015.07 |
a Well Known name of a Sloppy feature of Darnaway Forest, and Situated in the West Sides of River Findhorn, and Sluie & Sluie Pool i.e. 14, Ch. [Chains] West of Sluie farm &c Proprietor the Earl of Moray - meaning of name not well Known, on one of the Estate documents it is given Mucholls but the manager and Mr Calvin Factor do not approve of this mode. |
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COSELY HAZEL |
Cosely Hazel
Cosely Hazel
Cosely Hazel
Cosely Hazel |
Mr A. Ross Redstone
Mr A. Hardie Cooperhill
Mr C. Smith Connicavel
Estate Plan A.D. 1813 |
015.07 |
name of a flat feature in Darnaway Forest and situated along the West bank of River Findhorn and bounded on the West by Muchals on the N.E. [North East] by Sluie Pool &c Proprietor Earl of Moray name derived from the word Cosh-Coise-'Cosiely' or the "Well sheltered Hazel Wood" &c |
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SLUIE POOL |
Sluie Pool
Sluie Pool
Sluie Pool
Sluie Pool |
Mr A. Ross Redstone
Mr A. Hardie Cooperhill
Mr C. Smith Connicavel
Estate Plan A.D. 1813 |
015.07 |
a well known large pool in River Findhorn bounded on the West bank by Cosely Hazel and and on the east by Sluie farm, it is also named in the old parish Statistics &c. proprietor the Earl of Moray - name- local; |
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SALMON LEAP |
Salmon Leap
Salmon Leap
Salmon Leap
Salmon Leap |
Mr A. Ross Redstone
Mr A. Hardie Cooperhill
Mr C. Smith Connicavel
Estate Plan A.D. 1813 |
015.07 |
name of a Wild turn of River Findhorn and is abounded with projecting rocks and huge boulders and where the Salmon amongst the rocks struggle against the fury of the flood hence the name - Proprietor, Earl of Moray Situated a little above Sluie pool - |
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LEDINTICH POOL |
Ledintich Pool
Ledintich Pool
Ledintich Pool
Ledintich Pool |
Mr Alexander Hardie Copperhill
Mr A. Ross Redstone
Estate Plans A.D. 1813-
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015.07 |
Name of a winding or turn in the River Findhorn Situted about 6 Chains E. [East] of the Summit of Sluie Hill and is Supposed to be derived from the Gaelic or probably the original word Leud ant Sitheich or Leud ans t'shitheich meaning the full force or impetuosity of the water (?) Proprietor The Earl of Moray, Darnaway Castle |
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MURNACHY POOL |
Murnachy Pool
Murnachy Pool
Murnachy Pool
murnachy Pool |
Mr Alexander Hardie Copperhill
Mr A. Ross Redstone
Estate Plans A.D. 1813-
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015.07 |
name of a long pool a little above Ledintich in River Findhorn original or meaning of name is apparently not well Known Propr [proprietor] Earl of Moray |
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GORACHS POOL |
Gorachs Pool
Gorachs Pool
Gorachs Pool
Gorachs Pool |
Mr Alexander Hardie Copperhill
Mr A. Ross Redstone
Estate Plans A.D. 1813-
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015.07 |
name of a Pool in River Findhorn and Situated a little below Ledintich - propr [proprietor] Earl of Moray name is supposed to be derived from the Gaelic of Winding i.e. "Càrach" or the bed of the River is not steep for the extend of the name.- |
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BROAD REEDS |
Broad Reeds
Broad Reeds
Broad Reeds
Broad Reeds |
Mr Alexander Hardie Copperhill
Mr A. Ross Redstone
Estate Plans A.D. 1813-
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015.07 |
name of a long pool in River Findhorn a little below Gorachs. name derived from the river banks having broad-grass reeds etc etc Proprietor the Earl of Moray Darnaway Castle |
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WHIRL POOL |
Whirl Pool
Whirl Pool
Whirl Pool
Whirl Pool |
Mr Thomas Petrie Sluie
Mr David Cutlaw Forester Darnaway
Mr A. Ross Gamekeeper Redstone
Estate plan A.D -1813 |
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a Well Known name of a pool in the River Findhorn in which are three large rocks which repels the water from one position to another and of a whirling motion hence the name Situated a little above the well Known turn called the Salmon Leap. Proprietor Earl of Moray. |
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Craigach Pool
Craigach Pool
Craigach Pool
Craigach Pool |
Mr Thomas Petrie Sluie
Mr David Cutlaw Forester Darnaway
Mr A. Ross Gamekeeper Redstone
Estate plan A.D -1813 |
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indicates the name of a Steep and rocky portion of River Findhorn and is a little above a turn of the river called the Whirl Pool name derived from the gaelic adjective "Creagach" abounding with rocks Proprietor the Earl of Moray. |
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AN EASAN |
An Easan
An Easan
An Easan
An Easan |
Mr Thomas Petrie Sluie
Mr David Cutlaw Forester Darnaway
Mr A. Ross Gamekeeper Redstone
Estate plan A.D -1813 |
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a well Known name of a wild and rocky portion of River Findhorn and forming some small Waterfall situated a little above the portion known by the name Craigach Easan or Easanan signifies small cascades or Waterfalls - Proprietor the Earl of Moray |
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Loch Mhairbh
Loch Mhairbh
Loch Mhairbh
Loch Mhairbh |
Mr Thomas Petrie Sluie
Mr David Cutlaw Forester Darnaway
Mr A. Ross Gamekeeper Redstone
Estate plan A.D -1813 |
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indicates the name of a small Loch in Darnaway Forest, situated about 30 Chains north
of Easan abt [about] 17 Chains N.W. [North West] of Muchals and is pretty well known by the name - propr [proprietor] Earl of Moray name signifies in English The "Torpid Lake" &c |
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SLUIE |
Sluie
Sluie
Sluie
Sluie |
Mr Thomas Petrie occupier
Mr D. Cutlaw Darnaway
Estate plan A.D. 1813
Ph [Parish] Statistics & V.R. [Valuation Roll] &c. |
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a farm comprising good office houses 5 dwelling houses gardens &c and Situated near the E. [East] bank of River Findhornand is well known. Propr [proprietor] Earl of Moray |
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OUTLAW-WELL |
Outlaw-well
Outlaw-well
Outlaw-well |
Mr Thomas Petrie occupier
Mr D. Cutlaw Darnaway
Estate plan A.D. 1813
Ph [Parish] Statistics & V.R. [Valuation Roll] &c |
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indicates the name of a farm comprising a good dwelling house and a Steading of good farm Offices including a Garden &c Situated on the South Side of River Findhorn and about 25 Ch [Chains] South of where the parish boundary Cross the Co [County] Road which leads from Forres to Dunphail etc. Proprietor Earl of Moray |
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MUIR OF SLUIE |
Muir of Sluie
Muir of Sluie
Muir of Sluie
Muir of Sluie |
Mr Thomas Petrie occupier
Mr D. Cutlaw Darnaway
Estate plan A.D. 1813
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name of some five small crofts, detached, comprising dwelling houses, outhouses, and gardens, Situated a little S. [South] of Sluie Farm abt [about] 30 Ch [Chains] S.W. [South West] of Outlawell and at the north foot of Orange Hill Propr [Proprietor] Earl of Moray. One is Situated on the Estate of Logie and is the property of Mrs Emily F. Valiant Cumming of Logie. Six Crofts in all. |
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OUTLAW WELL |
Outlaw Well |
Alexander Simpson Outlaw-well
John Calder Presly
John Fraser Presly |
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A well with a copious flow of fresh water well adapted for domestic use. the origin of the name appears to have arisen from a practice in the feudal times that is when any party or individual committing and breach of the law on the coast line were not apprehended before passing this well they were considered as having freed themselves from the Law hence Outlaw Well |
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DARNAWAY FOREST |
Darnaway Forest |
William Brown. Estate Factor
John Calder Presley
Estate Plan date 1813 |
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Darnaway Forest was a ancient Royal Forest about two thirds of which is Situated within this parish. It comprehends the whole of the parish to the West of the River Findhorn. comprising a number of Farmsteading Crofts and the Hamlets of Cooperhill & Connicavel a portion of Moorland and extensiveranges of Wood-lands the wholeof which is Situated on the land of the Earl of Moray |
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SLUIE LODGE |
Sluie Lodge |
Alexander Simpson Outlaw-well
John Calder Presley
John Fraser Presley |
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A Small neat cottage situatein Sluie Wood. it is the property of the Earl of Moray |
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STONEDYKE |
Stonedyke |
Alexander Simpson Outlaw-well
John Calder. Presley
John Fraser Presley |
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Two Small Crofts with gardens attached the property of the Earl of Moray. |
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BROADSHAW |
Broadshaw
Broadshaw
Broadshaw |
Mr William Fraser Darnaway
Mr John Paxton Relugas
Mr John Lawson Relugas |
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a well known name of a large patch of land which formerly formed a farm and was in Cultivation, and is now a rough
pasture, contains only one dwelling house occupied by a Shepherd and is situated about 25 Ch [Chains] E [East] of the Darnaway Burn Parish Boundy [Boundary] and about 1¾ Mile Northward of Bridge of Daltlich it also extends into the Parish of Dyke & Moy
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RYE HILL |
Rye Hill
Rye Hill
Rye Hill |
Estate Plan A.D.1813
Mr Alexander Hardie Cooperhill
Mr A. Ross Redstone |
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a little hill in Darnaway Forest and Situated a little West of the Pub: [public] road through the Forest, and about 26 Chains West of Darnaway - Propr [Proprietor] - Earl of Moray. |
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HERDS' HILLOCK |
Herds of Hillock
Herds of Hillock
Herds of Hillock |
Estate Plan A.D.1813
Mr Alexander Hardie Cooperhill
Mr A. Ross Redstone |
015.11 |
a little hill in Darnaway Forest situated a little E [East] of the pub: [public] Road and also a little E [East] of Rye Hill and a little N.W. [North West] of Dunearn Propr [Proprietor] Earl of Moray. |
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LOGIE WOOD |
Logie Wood |
B. Robertson. Ardoch
John Calder. Presley
John Wight. Moss-Side |
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A large wood lying south of the Muir of Sluie with the River Findhorn on the West, the property of Mrs Emily F. Valiant Cumming of Logie |
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DUN EARN |
Dun Earn
Dun Earn
Dun Earn |
Mr A. Ross Gamekeeper Redstone
Mr A. Hardie Cooperhill
Mr Thomas Petrie Sluie
Estate Plan A.D. 1813 |
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a conspicuous hill in Darnaway Forest Situated at the West bank of River Findhorn and bounded on the north and west by a deep ravine and burn called Dunearn Burn about 13 Chains E. [East] of the County road leading through the Forest from Dattlich Bridge Northward also about a Mile Southward from Cooperhill Village The Property of the Earl of Moray - derivation of name not well known- it is supposed to be derived from the gaelic of Elder Hill ie Dun Thèarn
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DUNEARN BURN |
Dunearn Burn
Dunearn Burn
Dunearn Burn |
Mr A. Ross Gamekeeper Redstone
Mr A. Hardie Cooperhill
Mr Thomas Petrie Sluie
Estate Plan A.D. 1813 |
015.11 |
The name of a small burn which issues from drainage in Darnaway Forest and crosses the public road a little W. [West] of Sunearn (Hill) and enters the Findhorn at the N.E. [North East] part of Dun Earn and is well known by the name. |
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FAIRY HILLOCK |
Fairy Hillock |
B. Robertson. Ardoch
John Calder. Presley
John Wight Moss-Side |
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A bold conical eminence Situate on the lands of the Earl of Moray in Drumine Forest |
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HONEY HOWE |
Honey Howe |
B. Robertson. Ardoch
John Calder. Presley
John Wight Moss-Side |
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A deep wooded hollow in Logie Wood and on the lands of Mrs emily F Valiant Cumming of Logie |
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LOGIE SCHOOL |
Logie School (Boy & Girls) |
William Martin Schoolmaster
Alexander Simpson Outlawell
John Calder. Presley |
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A neat and Substantial building erected by Mrs Emily F. Valiant Cumming hence the name give. There is separate apartments for boys and Girls with a Schoolmaster and Schoolmistress it has the usual Government Grant and an endoment of £40. per Annum With free house and garden Valued at £10 per annum. From Mrs Emily F Valiant Cumming of Logie together with the Scholars fees complets the masters Salary The Schoolmaster has the appointing and paying of a qualifield Schoolmistress out of the above items Average Attendance of boys 70 girls 30 &c. |
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LOGIE HOUSE |
Logie House |
Hon. [Honourable] General J. Stewart. Occupier
B. Robertson Ardoch
Valuation Roll 1869-70 |
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A neat Mansion occupied by the Hon. [Honourable] General John Stewart during the Shooting Season who hold it on a Short lease. it is the property of Mrs Emily F. Valiant Cumming of Logie. |
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MAINS OF LOGIE |
Mains of Logie |
Hon. [Honourable] General J. Stewart. Occupier
B. Robertson Ardoch
Valuation Roll 1869-70 |
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An extensive farmsteading the property of Mrs Emily F. Valiant Cumming of Logie. |
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SCUDDACH POOL |
Scuddach Pool |
B. Robertson. Ardoch
John Petrie. Regale
William Grant. Dunphail |
015.11 |
A deep pool in the River Findhorn noted by Anglers and others for its Abundance in fish Said to Mean Fish Offal Pool - or Pòll
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POOL ANCHOR |
Pool Anchor |
B. Robertson. Ardoch
John Petrie. Regale
William Grant Dunphail |
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A deep pool in the River Findhorn noted by anglers and others for its abundance in fish |
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PRESLEY |
Presley |
B. Robertson. Ardoch
John Petrie. Regale
William Grant Dunphail |
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An extensive farm steading and Small Croft also a few Cottars dwellings. all the property of the Earl of Moray |
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BLACKLOCH |
Blackloch |
B. Robertson. Ardoch
John Petrie. Regale
William Grant Dunphail |
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A Small croft the property of the Earl of Moray |
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DRUMINE |
Drumine |
James Falconer Occupier
John Fraser Hillockhead
Valuation Roll 1869-70 |
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A large farmsteading and a group of Cottars dwellings the property of Mrs Emily F. Valiant Cumming of Logie |
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BURNSIDE OF LOGIE |
Burnside of Logie |
James Falconer Occupier
John Fraser Hillockhead
Valuation Roll 1869-70 |
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A Small dwelling house the property of Mrs Emily F Valiant Cumming of Logie |
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BURN OF DRUMINE |
Burn of Drumine |
James Falconer Occupier
John Fraser Hillockhead
Valuation Roll 1869-70 |
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a Stream which gathers in Drumine Forest and leads from Muir of Logie Farm for about a mile in a N.E. [North East] direction and crosses the Highand Railway at the Parish boundary about 30 Chains N.E. [North East] of Drumine Farm and is well known by the name on the property of Mrs E. F. Valiant Cumming of Logie. |
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COWGREENS |
Cowgreens |
John Anderson Occupier
John Brown Easter Greens
Valuation Roll 1869-70 |
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A Small croft the property of Sir W. G. Cumming of Altyre and Gordonstown. Bart. [Baronet] |
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HILLOCKHEAD |
Hillockhead |
John Anderson Occupier
John Brown Easter Greens
Valuation Roll 1869-70 |
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A Small farmsteading the property of Mrs Emily F. Valiant Cumming of Logie |
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MUIR OF LOGIE |
Muir of Logie |
John Anderson Occupier
John Brown Easter Greens
Valuation Roll 1869-70 |
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A Small farmsteading the property of Mrs Emily F. Valiant Cumming of Logie |
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CROFT OF DRUMINE |
Croft of Drumine |
Widow J. Grant Occupier
John Anderson Cowgreens
Valuation Roll 1869-70 |
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A Small croft the property of Sir W. G. Cumming of Altyre and Gordonstown Bart. [Baronet] |
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PETRIE'S BURN |
Petrie's Burn |
Widow J. Grant
John Anderson
John Petrie Regale |
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A Small Stream rising on the farm of Brackinhowe flowing in a nort easterly direction until it enters the Burn of Drumine the origin of the nme is from the fact of a person named Petrie having built the first House near to it and residing in it for considerable time. the building's are all now destroyed Some fifty years ago. |
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RANNICH'S LEAP |
Rannich's Leap |
Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail
B. Robertson. Ardoch
William Grant Meadow
Old Stat. [Statistical] Account |
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A narrow passage of the River Findhorn tradition Says that it was so called from the fact of Randolph Earl of Moray and Regent of Scotland having leaped across it Rannich being a provincialism of Randolph |
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RANNICH POOL |
Rannich Pool |
Major Cumming Bruce
Benjamine Robertson
William Grant |
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A deep pool in the River Findhorn named after Randolph Earl of Moray it having been a favourite place of fishing by him |
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MAINS OF RELUGAS |
Mains of Relugas |
Thomas Grant . Regale
John Peterie. Regale
B. Robertson. Ardoch |
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An extensive farmsteading the property of George R. Smith Esqr. Relugas |
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DUILLAN POOL |
Duillan Pool |
Thomas Grant . Regale
John Peterie. Regale
B. Robertson. Ardoch |
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a deep pool in the River Findhorn noted for its abundance in fish |
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NORTH LODGE [Dunphail House] |
North Lodge |
Thomas Grant . Regale
John Peterie. Regale
B. Robertson. Ardoch |
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A Small neat cottage on the approach to Dunphail
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LOWER ARDOCH |
Lower Ardoch |
Mr P. Fraser Tenant
Mr J. Rose Dounduff
Mr J. Morrison Logie |
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A crofter's dwelling with offices and gardens attached the property of Mrs V. Cumming of Logie |
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BRIDGE OF LOGIE |
Bridge of Logie (County) |
Mr P. Fraser Tenant
Mr J. Rose Dounduff
Mr J. Morrison Logie |
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A good substantial stone bride which spans the River Dive a little east of its confluence with the River Findhorn on the turnpike leading from Relugas to Woodhead |
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BRIDGEND OF LOGIE |
Bridgend of Logie |
Mr P. Fraser Tenant
Mr J. Rose Dounduff
Mr J. Morrison Logie |
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A neat cottage with garden attached the property of Mrs E. F. Valiant Cumming of Logie |
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DOUNDUFF LODGE |
Dounduff Lodge |
Mr J. Rose Tenant
Mr P. Fraser Ardoch
Mr J. Morrison Logie |
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A small wooden dwelling situated about ½ a mile north of the farm of Dounduff the property of the Earl of Moray |
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RELUGAS HOUSE |
Relugas House (Date 1785) |
Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail
George R. Smith Occupier
Benjamine Robert. Ardoch
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Relugas House the property of George R. Smith Esqr the present occupier Stands on elevated ground between the Rivers Divie and Findhorn occupying the Side of the west portion of the Doune of Relugas. it is an irregular building built from time to time by different proprietors part of the old building still remains bearing the date of 1785. |
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DOUNE OF RELUGAS |
Doune of Relugas (Local Spelling) |
Major C. Bruce of Dunphail
George R. Smith Esq Relugas
Benjamine Robertson. Ardoch |
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" Doune of Relugas" was originally one of those fortified retreats peculiar to this part of the Province of Moray. Situated on a conical hill of considerable height defended by the River Divie on the South and east and encircled by a deep Ditch on the North and west part of which has bee entirely defaced by the creation of Relugas house it is considered of great antiquity and Strength and to have been a place where the inhabitants of the county retired with their cattle upon the invasion of the Danes. |
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MOSS-SIDE |
Moss-Side |
Thomas Grant Regale
John Peterie Regale
B. Robertson Ardoch |
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A Small farmsteading the property of the Earl of Moray |
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MILL OF MOSS-SIDE (Corn & Saw |
Mill-of Moss-Side |
Thomas Grant Regale
John Peterie Regale
B. Robertson Ardoch |
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A Small corn and saw mill for the tenantry of the Logie estate. it is the property of the Earl of Moray |
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PITNEISK |
Pitneisk |
Thomas Grant Regale
John Peterie Regale
B. Robertson Ardoch |
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A Small farmsteading the property of Mrs E. F. Valiant Cumming of Logie |
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HAVEN OF DIVIE |
Haven of Divie |
Thomas Grant. Regale
B. Robertson. Ardoch
John Peterie Regale |
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A deep pool at the junction of the River Divie with the Findhorn |
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PEATHILLOCK |
Peat Hillock |
Thomas Grant. Regale
B. Robertson. Ardoch
John Petrie Regale |
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A Small farmsteading the property of Mrs E. F. Valiant Cumming of Logie |
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MOSS OF LOGIE |
Moss of Logie |
Thomas Grant. Regale
B. Robertson. Ardoch
John Petrie Regale |
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a Small portion of Moss-land the property of Mrs Emily F. Valiant Cummine of Logie |
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SLOC NAM MÈIRLEACH |
Sloc nam Mèirleach Sloc nam Mèirleach |
Major C. Bruce of Dunphail
George R. Smith Esqr. Relugas
Estate Plan 1781 |
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a hollow portion of ground on the south bank of the Divie and east bank of the River Findhorn Meaning Hollow of Thieves &c C.M.B |
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ESS OF CARRACHANS |
Ess of Relugas |
Major C. Bruce of Dunphail George R. Smith Esq. Relugas
Estate Plan 1781 |
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A rocky portion of the River Divie where the water rushes with great violence |
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O.S.O [Ordnance Survey Office] Ness House
Inverness
31 of Oct 1871.
Captain Parsons R.E.[Royal Engineers]
Will you have the
goodness to cause
the following name
on the plans & documents
of Edinkillie Ph.[Parish] to
be altered to "Eas of
Carrachans" viz: "Ess
Relugas."
The name is well
known in the locality
as the "Ess of Relugas"
but the Proprietor
Major Cumming Bruce
O.S.D. [Ordnance Survey Department] Southampton
3rd November 1871
Captain Bolland
This name has been
altered on the plans.
Please to return
the correspondence
that it may be inserted
in the Name Book
as authority for
the correction
R.M.Parsons
Captain R.E. [Royal Engineers]
Captain Parsons R.E. [Royal Engineers]
noted & returned
G.Herb Bolland
Captain R.Engineers
7 Nov [November] 1871 |
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of Dunphail House
writes to say that he
particularly desires
that the object should
be written "Ess of Carrachans"
as it bears that designation
in the title deeds of
the property. I have
informed him that
his request shall
be complied with
G.Herb Bolland
Captain R.E.[Royal Engineers]
p.s. Major Cumming Bruce
fears the change of name
might give rise to the idea that
the Ess belonged to Relugas
instead of to Dunphail |
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of Dunphail House
writes to say that he
particularly desires
that the object should
be written "Ess of Carrachan"
as it bears that designation
in the title deeds of
the property. I have
informed him that
his request shall
be complied with
G. Herb Bolland
Captain R.E.[Royal Engineers]
p.s. Major Cumming Bruce
fears the change of name
might give rise to the idea that
the Ess belonged to Relugas
instead of to Dunphail - I
forward his letter - G.B. |
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Dunphail
Forres
Oct. [October] 30th
To Capt.[Captain] Bolland
Royal Engineers
Inverness
Dear Sir
I did myself the pleasure
of Calling on you at your
Office in Inverness on Friday last
but was informed that you
would be absent during the day
I wished to remonstrate against
the name which I understand
has been given in the Trignonetrical
Survey to the Esse or Fall of the Divie
which I understand has been
designated therein as the "Esse
or Fall of Relugas"
It has no title to this Designation
The right Bank of the Divie |
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and the far greater part
of both banks, from its
source belongs to the "Barony
of Tulligens, with the Fortalice
of Dunphail, " and in my
Crown Charter- a Copy of one
of which I enclose - it is called
"The Esse of Carrachans" alike otherwise
"Tomnaclash"- And the Land and
Farm adjoining, ever since
I remember, now nearly 70 years
has been called the "Esseland" -
This Crown grant cannot be lost
and carries with it, as you will
observe "cum Salmonum Piscaria" |
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which cannot be interfered
with - and the use made of it
by my neighbour on the left
Bank, at Relugas, was by
permission, granted by me,
to whom that right of Salmon
Fishing from both Banks
alone belongs. As the name
now given to the fall in so
important a public Document
might seem to sanction some
right to it on the part of Relugas
I have thought is necessary
to call your attention to it.
I remain Dear Sir
Yours Faithfully
C.L. Cumming Bruce |
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WOODHEAD |
Woodhead |
Thomas Grant Regale
John Petrie Regale
B. Robertson Ardoch |
015.15 |
Thre cottars dwellings the property of Mrs Emily F Valiant Cumming of Logie |
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ARDOCH |
Ardoch |
Thomas Grant Regale
John Petrie Regale
B. Robertson Ardoch |
015.15 |
An ordinary farmsteading the property of Mrs Emily F. Valiant Cumming of Logie An t-Aidach means the high Slope or Height &c C.Mc.B |
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LONGLEY |
Longley |
Thomas Grant Regale
John Petrie Regale
B. Robertson Ardoch |
015.15 |
A Small croft the property of Mrs Emily F. Valiant Cumming of Logie |
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County Elgin -- Parish of Edinkillie
[signed]
James Gray
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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CARNACH WOOD |
Carnach Wood |
Thomas Grant Regale
John Petrie Regale
B. Robertson Ardoch |
015.15 |
A Small mixed wood the property of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail
Carnach means hard rocky ground &c C.Mc.B |
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NETHER CARNACH |
Nether Carnach |
Thomas Grant Regale
John Petrie Regale
B. Robertson Ardoch |
015.15 |
a few dwelling houses with gardens attached the property of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail |
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DOUNDUFF |
Dounduff |
Thomas Grant Regale
John Petrie Regale
B. Robertson Ardoch |
015.15 |
an extensive farmsteading the property of the Earl of Moray |
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County of Elgin -- Parish of Edinkillie
[signed]
James Gray
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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SCUM POOL |
Scum Pool |
B. Robertson. Ardoch
John Petrie. Regale
Thomas Grant Regale |
015.16 |
A deep pool in the River Findhorn noted by Anglers and others for its abundance in fish |
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HOLE OF DOUNDUFF |
Hole of Dounduff |
B. Robertson. Ardoch
John Petrie. Regale
Thomas Grant Regale |
015.16 |
a cottars dwelling with garden attached the property of the Earl of Moray |
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DOUNDUFF WOOD |
Dounduff Wood |
B. Robertson. Ardoch
John Petrie. Regale
Thomas Grant Regale |
015.16 |
An extensive fir wood in Darnaway Forest the property of the Earl of Moray |
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County of Elgin -- Parish of Edinkillie
[signed]
James Gray
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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WESTER REGALE |
Wester Regale |
Estate Plan
Mr J. Petrie Tenant
Mr J. Fraser Greens |
015.16 |
A farmsteading and dwelling house with garden attached the property Major G. Cumming Bruce of Dunphail |
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WESTER GREENS |
Wester Greens |
Estate Plan
Mr J. Petrie Tenant
Mr J. Fraser Greens |
015.16 |
A farmsteading and dwelling house with offices and gardens attached the property of Sir William G. Cumming of Altyre and Gordonstown, Bart. [Baronet] |
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FAIRY HILLOCKS |
Fairy Hillocks |
Mr J. Petrie Regale
Mr J. Fraser Greens
Mr J. Murray Hillside |
015.16 |
A group of rocky hill features the property of Sir William G. Cumming of Altyre and Gordonstown Bart [Baronet] |
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Co [County] Elgin -- Parish of Edinkillie
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TODHOLES |
Todholes |
Mr J. Hardy Tenant
Mr J. Petrie Regale
Mr J. Fraser Greens |
015.16 |
A farmsteading and dwelling house with offices and gardens attached the property of Mrs Cumming of Logie. |
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THE SHEANS |
The Sheans |
Mr J. Hardy Tenant
Mr J. Petrie Regale
Mr J. Fraser Greens |
015.16 |
Applied to two small hill features a little east of Todholes the property of Mrs Cumming of Logie |
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JANE'S HILLOCK |
Janes Hillock |
Mr J. Hardy Tenant
Mr J. Petrie Regale
Mr J. Fraser Greens |
015.16 |
A small cultivated hill feature situated 25 Chains south of Todholes the property of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail |
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EASTER REGALE |
Easter Regale |
Estate Plan
Mr G. Hardy
Mr J. Fraser |
015.16 |
A farmsteading and two dwelling houses with outhouses and gardens attached the property of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail |
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Co [County] Elgin -- Parish of Edinkillie
[signed]
W. G. Sillifant
Sapr R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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DRUMINE FOREST |
Drumine Forest |
Thomas Grant Regale
John Petrie Regale
John Cruickshank Regale |
015.12 |
A Small unenclosed district formerly a Royal Forest it consists now of a number of farm-Steadings Small crofts woodlands and a portion of Moss land it is the property of the Earl of Moray Mrs Emily F. Valiant Cumming of Logie and Sir W. G. Cumming of Altyre Bart [Baronet]. |
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County Elgin -- Parish of Edenkillie
[signed]
James Gray
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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WOODSIDE OF REGALE |
Woodside of Regale |
Thomas Grant. Occupier
Major C. Bruce. Owner
John Petrie. Regale |
015.16 |
A Small croft the property of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail |
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GREENSWALE BURN |
Greenswale Burn |
Thomas Grant.
Major C. Bruce. Owner
John Petrie. Regale |
015.16 |
a Small Stream flowing from the Green Swale on the north base of the Hill of Glaschyle until it enters the Burn of Auldusack near to Wester Greens. |
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County Elgin -- Parish of Edenkillie
[signed]
James Gray
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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BRACKENHOWE |
Brackenhowe |
Estate Plan
Mr William Coutts Tenant
Mr J Petrie Regale |
015.16 |
A famsteading and dwelling house the property of Sir William G. Cumming of Altyre and Gordonstown Bart [Baronet] |
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HILL OF DRUMINE |
Hill of Drumine |
Estate Plan
Mr William Coutts Tenant
Mr J Petrie Regale |
015.12 |
A large hill planted with fir the property of the Earl of Moray |
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WOOD OF TOMNAMOON |
Wood of Tomnamoon |
Estate Plan
Mr William Coutts Tenant
Mr J Petrie Regale |
015.16 |
A large fir plantation situated a little north of Wester Greens the property of Sir W. G. Cumming of Altyre and Gordonstown
der: [derived] from Tom na Mòine Hill of the Peats &c C.Mc.B. |
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STRIPE OF REGALE |
Stripe of Regale |
Estate Plan
Mr William Coutts Tenant
Mr J Petrie Regale |
015.16 |
A small rivulet rising about ½ a mile south of Ester Regale which flows in a north westerly direction as far as the Mill of Moss-side when it is called Burn of Drumine |
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HILLSIDE |
Hillside |
Mr J. Murray Tenant
Mr J. Fraser Wester Greens
Mr J. Petrie Regale |
015.16 |
A famsteading and dwelling house with garden attached the property of the Earl of Moray |
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DITCH OF LOGIE |
Ditch of Logie |
Mr J. Murray Tenant
Mr J. Fraser Wester Greens
Mr J. Petrie Regale |
015.16 |
A farmsteading set apart for farm servants dwellings the property of Mrs Cumming of Logie |
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BALTORE WOOD |
Baltore Wood |
Mr J. Murray Tenant
Mr J. Fraser Wester Greens
Mr J. Petrie Regale |
015.16 |
A small fir plantation situated a little south of
the Hill of Drumine the property of Sir W. G. Cumming of Altyre and Gordonstown Bart [Baronet]; and Mrs Cumming of Logie
Baltore from "Baile an Torra" the Gaelic. C.Mc.B. |
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Co [County] Elgin -- Parish of Edinkillie
Moss of Logie [entry is crossed out]
[signed]
W. G. Sillifant
Sapr R.E. [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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EASTER BRYLACK |
Easter Brylack |
Mr William Watson Tenant
Mr James Watson
Mr William Wood |
016.09 |
A crofter's dwelling house on the estate of Sir William Gordon Cumming Baronet of Altyre |
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BURNTACK |
Burntack |
Mr William Wood Tenant
Mr James Watson Brylack
Mr Robert Walker Factor |
016.09 |
A commodious farm steading with out houses attached the property of Sir William Gordon Cumming Baronet of Altrye. |
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ROMACH HILL |
Romach Hill |
Mr William Wood Burntack
Mr Robert Walker Factor
Estate Plan |
016.09; 016.10 |
An extensive Wooded hill feature on the estate of Sir William Gordon Cumming Baronet of Altyre |
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Ph [Parish] of Edinlillie -- Co [County] Elgin |
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CRAIGROY |
Craigroy |
Mr Alexander Allan Tenant
Mr William Woods Craigroy Lodge
Mr William Walker Factor |
016.09 |
A large and commodious farmsteading with out-houses attached, the property of Sir William Gordon Cumming Baronet of Altyre. |
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CRAIGROY LODGE |
Craigroy Lodge |
Mr William Woods Tenant
Mr Alexander Allan
Mr James Watson Brylack |
016.09 |
A dwelling house with garden attached, the property of
Sir William Gordon Cumming Baronet of Altyre. |
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BRYLACK |
Brylack |
Mr James Watson Tenant
Mr William Watson
Mr William Walker Factor |
016.09 |
A commodious farm steading with out houses attached the property of Sir William Gordon Cumming Baronet of Altyre.
Am " Broilleach" means the Breast or Bosom C. McB. |
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SGUR MHOR |
Sgur Mhor
Sgur Mhor
Sgur Mhor |
Robert Walker Factor
James Watson Brylack
Estate plan 1868 |
016.09 |
A Rocky scar on the north base of the "Hill of the Romach" and over looking the Loch of the Romach. It is about a Mile east of the farm of Brylack |
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SGUR BEG |
Sgur Beg
Sgur Beg
Sgur Beg |
Robert Walker Factor
James Watson Brylack
Estate plan 1868 |
016.09 |
A small rocky Scar a Little South West of the Scar
called Sgur Mhor in Gaelic Sgùn Mòr & Sgìur Beag. C.McB. |
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HALFDAVOCH |
Halfdavoch |
Robert Walker Factor
James Watson Brylack
Estate plan 1868 |
016.09 |
This was formerly a farm of itself but now consists of a number of Cottar houses for the farm of Craigroy. It belongs to Sir William Gordon Cumming Bart [Baronet] of Altyre |
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SCHOOL |
School
School
School |
Robert Walker Factor
James Watson Brylack
Estate plan 1868 |
016.09 |
This is a wayside School unendowed, and entirely supported by fees, the scholars are of both sexes. The building is also often used as a meeting house for the purpose of prayer and religious instruction. |
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Ph [Parish] of Edinkillie -- Co [County] of Elgin |
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BURN OF ALTYRE |
Burn of Altyre |
William Wood Burntack
Mr Alexander Allan Craigroy
Mr Robert Walker Factor |
016.09 |
A large burn commencing its name at the confluence of the Aldusack & Romach Burns, running south into Rafford Parish. |
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BLACK BURN |
Black Burn |
Mr James Watson Brylack
Mr William Wood
Mr Alexander Allan |
016.09; 016.10 |
A large burn taking its rise at the north of the Romach Hill, and passing through the Romach Loch; It leaves the parish at the junction of the parishes of Rafford and Dallas. During its course it forms part of the bounday between various Parishes, and at length flows into the River Lossie near Elgin. |
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BURN OF ALLTNAFOURACK |
Burn of Alltnafourack |
Mr John Harding
Mr Alexander Wood
Mr Alexander Allan |
016.10 |
A small burn forming part of the boundary between the Parishes of Edinkillie and Dallas on the estate of Sir William Gordon Cumming Baronet of Altyre. |
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MOSS OF ALLTNAFOURACK |
Moss of Alltnafourack |
Mr John Harding
Mr Alexander Wood
Mr Alexander Allan |
016.10 |
An extensive peat moss on the estate of Sir William Gordon Cumming Baronetof Alltyre. |
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CRAIGNA GOUR |
Craigna Gour
Craigna Gour
Craigna Gour |
Mr John Harding
Mr Alexander Wood
Mr Alexander Allan |
016.10 |
A rocky hill feature situate to the south of the Romach
Loch on the estate of Sir William Gordon Cumming Bart [Baronet] of Alltyre Creag nan Ghobhar The Goats Craig
Creig na Goibhie The Goat's Craig &c. C. McB |
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ALLTNAFOURACK |
Alltnafourack |
John Harding Tenant
Mr William Wood Burntack
Estate Plan |
016.10 |
A small croft with out-houses attached, the property of Sir William Gordon Cuming Bart [Baronet] of Altyre.
Allt an Fluaradh the winding Burn Allt na Fuaraig Burn of the Meal & water mixture C. McB. |
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SLOC NAM MÈIRLEACH |
Sloc nam Mèirleach |
Mr John Harding
Mr William Wood |
016.10 |
A small glen situate the North West of the Romach Hill, on th estate of Sir William Gordon Cumming Bart [Baronet] of Altyre |
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County of Elgin -- Parish of Edinkillie
Hill of the Romach [crossed out] Described in 16.9.2
Romach Loch Described in the Parish of Rafford |
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SLEUGHWHITE |
Sleughwhite
Sleughwhite
Sleughwhite |
Robert Walker Factor
J Budge Esq Whiterow
Estate Plan (1868) |
016.13 |
A Substantial farm house with Offices, garden &c attached the property of Sir William Gordon Cumming Bart [Baronet] of Altyre and Gordonstown. |
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STRIPE OF SLEUGHWHITE |
Stripe of Sleughwhite
Stripe of Sleughwhite
Stripe of Sleughwhite |
Robert Walker Factor
J Budge Esq Whiterow
Estate Plan (1868) |
016.13 |
A Small stripe of water rising from a drain South of the farm of Sleughwhite and flowing first west then north flows into the Burn of Auldusack. |
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CRAIGINSILLAR |
Craiginsillar
Craiginsillar
Craiginsillar |
Robert Walker Factor
J Budge Esq Whiterow
Estate Plan (1868) |
016.13 |
This name applies to two small Croft on the south Side of the Hill of the Romach, they have Offices &c attached and belong to Sir William Gordon Cumming Bart [Baronet]. |
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ROMACH BURN |
Romach Burn
Romach Burn
Romach Burn |
Robert Walker Factor
J Budge Esq Whiterow
Estate Plan (1868) |
016.13 |
A considerable Stream rising in the Moss of Alltnafourack and flowing round the Southern base of the Hill from which it takes its name, joins the Burn of Auldusack and forms the Burn of Altyre. |
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TOMNAMOON |
Tomnamoon
Tomnamoon
Tomnamoon |
Robert Walker Esq Factor
A. Allen Craigroy
J. Watson Brylack |
016.13 |
A large and Substantial farm house with offices, garden &c attached the property of Sir William Gordon Cumming of Altyre & Gordonstown from Tom na Moìne i.e. Hill of the Peats. C.McB. |
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HALFDAVOCH LODGE |
Halfdavoch Lodge
Halfdavoch Lodge
Halfdavoch Lodge |
Robert Walker Esq Factor
A. Allen Craigroy
J. Watson Brylack |
016.13 |
A neat and Substantial dwelling house erected by the proprietor for the residence of a Gamekeeper and for a refuge for himself in bad weather. It is the property of Sir W. G. Cumming. |
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BURN OF AULDUSACK |
Burn of Auldusack
Burn of Auldusack
Burn of Auldusack |
Robert Walker Esq Factor
A. Allen Craigroy
J. Watson Brylack |
016.13; 016.1 |
A considerable stream rising on the South Side of the wood of Tomnamoon and flowing east and north till it joins with the Romach Burn They are then called the Burn of Altyre |
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AULDUSACK |
Auldusack |
Robert Walker Esq Factor
A. Allen Craigroy
J. Watson Brylack |
016.13 |
A Substantial farm house on the east side of the Burn from which it derives its name. It has offices and garden attached and is the property of Sir William Gordon Cumming Bart [Baronet] of Altye and Gordonstown |
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EASTER GREENS |
Easter Greens
Easter Greens
Easter Greens |
Robert Walker Esq Factor
J. Budge Esq Forres
James Watson Brylack |
016.13 |
A substantial farm house with offices, garden &c attached, the property of Sir William Gordon Cumming Bart [Baronet] of Altyre and Gordonstown. |
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SWINEY HILLOCK |
Swiney Hillock
Swiney Hillock
Swiney Hillock |
Robert Walker Esq Factor
J. Budge Esq Forres
James Watson Brylack |
016.13 |
A small Knoll in an Arable field a little to the East of the farm of Easter Greens. |
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ROMACH |
Romach
Romach
Romach |
R. Walker Esq Factor
J. Budge Whiterow
Estate Plan 1868 |
016.14 |
A Substantial farm house with offices, garden etc attached; the property of Sir William Gordon Cumming Bart [Baronet] of Altyre |
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RASH SLACK |
Rash Slack
Rash Slack
Rash Slack |
R. Walker Esq Factor
J Budge Whiterow
Estate Plan 1868 |
016.14 |
A small marshy hollow to the South east of the farm of Romach on the estate of Altyre |
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HILL OF ALLTNAFOURACK |
Hill of Alltnafourach
Hill of Alltnafourach
Hill of Alltnafourach |
R. Walker Esq Factor
J Budge Whiterow
Estate Plan 1868 |
016.14 |
A considerable Hill about a mile South east of the farm of Romach on the estate of Altyre |
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MILL BUIE |
Mill Buie
Mill Buie
Mill Buie |
R. Walker Esq Factor
J Budge Whiterow
Estate Plan 1868 |
016.14; 016.15 |
A high Mill lying between the parishes of Edinkillie and Dallas. |
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SOUTER'S STRIPE |
Souter's Stripe |
R. Walker Esq Factor
J. Budge Whiterow
Estate Plan 1868 |
016.15 |
Described on Sheet 21 of the 6 inch work |
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MOSS OF MILLBUIE |
Moss of Millbuie
Moss of Millbuie
Moss of Millbuie |
Robert Walker Esq Factor
J. Budge. Whiterow
W. Harding. Alltnafourach |
016.14 |
A tract of Mossy ground on the south side of the hill Called Mill Buie, from which the tenants of the estate of Altyre obtain peats. |
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HILL OF TOMECHOLE |
Hill of Tomechole
Hill of Tomechole
Hill of Tomechole |
Robert Walker Esq Factor
J. Budge . Whiterow
W. Harding. Alltnafourach |
016.14 |
A considerable eminence on the east side of the parish of Edinkillie and south of Mill Buie |
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CLASH NINIAN |
Clash Ninian |
Robert Walker Esq Factor
J. Budge. Whiterow
W. Harding. Alltnafourach |
016.15 |
A steep hollow on Mill Buie extending into the parish of Dallas. |
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LONE HILL |
Lone Hill
Lone Hill
Lone Hill |
Robert Walker Esq Factor
J. Budge. Whiterow
W. Harding. Alltnafourach |
016.14 |
A heath covered piece of Rising ground about three fourth of a mile east of the Hill of Tomechole |
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RIVER FINDHORN |
River Findhorn
River Findhorn
River Findhorn |
Mr John Paxton Relugas
Mr John Lawson Relugas
Mr William Hutchison Auchnagairn |
015.11 |
rises from a wide morass dcovering the flat summit of a mountain in th midst of the Monadh-Liath group i.e.(the Gray Mountains) Inverness shire and runs N.E. [North East] through a direct line of country not less than 60 miles, its Sinuosities being about 30 more, and discharges itself into the Moray Firth about 3 Miles below Forres; This River in its course runs through Edenkillie bout 7 Miles dividing the Darnaway district &c and is probably the most romantic river in Scotland |
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AUCHNAGAIRN |
Auchnagairn
Auchnagairn
Auchnagairn
Auchnagairn |
Mr John Paxton Relugas
Mr John Lawson Relugas
Mr William Hutchison Auchnagairn
also Estate Plans dated 1841 |
020.02 |
indicates the name of a farm comprosing a steading of good farm Offices a dwelling house and gardens, Situated about ½ a Mile S.S.W. [South South West] of Relugas village Proprietor R Smith Esqr |
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DALTULICH BRIDGE |
Daltulich Bridge
Daltulich Bridge
Daltulich Bridge
Daltulich Bridge |
Mr John Paxton Relugas
Mr John Lawson Relugas
Mr William Hutchison Auchnagairn
Parish Statistics etc |
020.02 |
a well known old name of a Stone Bridge across the River Findhorn for the use of a Parish road which leads from the Co [County] road about ½ a Mile above the Church, and by the said bridge and through Darnaway Forest to the Inverness and Aberdeen Co [County] Road - situated about 24 Chains Westward of Relugas Village date of erection apparently is not well known - upon the property of R Smith Esqr & The Earl of Moray. |
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RELUGAS MILL ( Corn & Saw |
Relugas Mill (Corn & Saw Mills)
Relugas Mill (Corn & Saw Mills)
Relugas Mill (Corn & Saw Mills) |
Mr John Paxton Relugas
Mr John Lawson Relugas
Mr William Hutchison Auchnagairn |
020.02 |
Indicates the name of a farm comprising a good dwelling house out houses, and garden, attached to the farm is also a Corn Mill furnished also with Contrivances for sawing Timber &c.- Proprietor R Smith Esqr. |
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RELUGAS COTTAGE |
Relugas Cottage
Relugas Cottage
Relugas Cottage |
Mr John Paxton Relugas
Mr John Lawson Relugas
Mr William Hutchison Auchnagairn |
020.02 |
a handsome built Cottage erected some years ago by the Proprietor for his father and is now occupied by the Widow of the late Free Church Minister, bounded by an inclosure with Trees ornamental bushes etc and situated at Auchnagairn Farm - Propr [Proprietor] R. Smith Esqr |
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Parish of Edenkillie -- County of Elgin
[signed]
C McBean
C/A [Civilian Assistant] |
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SCUM POOL OF DUNLICH |
Scum Pool of Dunlich
Scum Pool of Dunlich
Scum Pool of Dunlich
Scum Pool of Dunlich |
Estate Plans dated A.D. 1841
Mr John Paxton Relugas
Mr William Hutchison Auchnagairn
Mr John Lawson Relugas |
020.02 |
a Conspicuous pool in River Findhorn and Situated about 6 Chains from the point where the river enters the parish. The Property of the Earl of Moray &c and is said to be a well known old name. |
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POOL BRAHAN |
Pool Brahan
Pool Brahan
Pool Brahan
Pool Brahan |
Estate Plans dated A.D. 1841
Mr John Paxton Relugas
Mr William Hutchison Auchnagairn
Mr John Lawson Relugas |
016.02 |
a Conspicuous pool at a turn of the River Findhorn and Situated some 6 Chains below Scum Pool of Dunlich Proprietors R. Smith Esqr The Earl of Moray. Said to be derived from Quern Pool i.e. Poll Bràthan &c. |
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SLATE POOL |
Slate Pool
Slate Pool
Slate Pool
Slate Pool |
Estate Plans dated A.D. 1841
Mr John Paxton Relugas
Mr William Hutchison Auchnagairn
Mr John Lawson Relugas |
020.02 |
a deep and narrow pool in the River Findhorn and Situated about 11 Chains below Pool Brahan Proprietor Robert Smith Esqr & The Earl of Moray. |
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POOL NEISH |
Pool Neish
Pool Neish
Pool Neish
Pool Neish |
Estate Plans dated A.D. 1841
Mr John Paxton Relugas
Mr William Hutchison Auchnagairn
Mr John Lawson Relugas |
016.02 |
a deep pool in River Findhorn situated about 14 Chains below Slate Pool and also abt [about] 14 Chains above Bridge of Daltlich. Proprietors R Smith Esqr & The Earl of Moray name derived from "Poll an Eas" Waterfall Pool etc |
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MUCKLE STRUNACH |
Muckle Strunach
Muckle Strunach
Muckle Strunach
Muckle Strunach |
Estate Plans dated A.D. 1841
Mr John Paxton Relugas
Mr William Hutchison Auchnagairn
Mr John Lawson Relugas |
016.02 |
Indicates the name of a conspicuous and Rocky Pool in River Findhorn and situted about 27 Chains below Bridge of Daltlich and is pretty well known by the name. |
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[Signed]
C McBean
C/A [Civilian Assistant] |
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Ruins of DUNPHAIL MILLS destroyed by the Flood of 1829 |
Ruins of Dunphail Mills destroyed by the Flood of 1829 |
B. Robertson. Ardoch
Dr. [Doctor] R. Wilson
Sir Thomas Dick Lauder's History of the Floods of Morayshire |
020.07 |
The ruins of these Mills stand near the junction of the Rivers Divie and Dorback, when in Flood both rivers become at times wonderful and even terrible |
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Nairnshire -- Ardclach Det [detached] No. 1
[Ruins of Dunphail Mills the original document includes a small sketch of the general appearance.] |
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The Book quoted as an authority for Spelling is titled in full:
"An Account of the Great Floods in Morayshire in 1829 in the Province of Moray and adjoining Districts."
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STRIPE OF FEVENE |
Stripe of Feavin |
B. Robertson Ardoch
William Grant Toremore
Estate Plan of 1781. |
020.06 |
A Small stream rising at the North base of the Knock of Feavin flowing Eastward until it unites with the Burn of Lyne |
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HILL OF RELUGAS |
Hill of Relugas |
B. Robertson Ardoch
William Grant Toremore
Estate Plan of 1781. |
020.07 |
A Conspicuous wooded eminence the property of Lord Leven and Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail. |
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RELUGAS WOOD |
Relugas Wood |
B. Robertson Ardoch
William Grant Toremore
Estate Plan of 1781. |
020.02; 020.03 |
An extensive wood the property of R. Smith Esqr of Relugas House |
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[signed]
James Gray
Sapr RE [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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GLENERNEY COTTAGE |
Glenerney Cottage |
Dr. [Doctor] R. Wilson occupier
B. Robertson Ardoch
Estate Plan date 1771 |
020.07 |
A neat Cottage with garden attached owned and occupied by Dr [Doctor] R. Wilson |
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BALLENRIECH BURN |
Ballenriech Burn |
Dr. [Doctor] R. Wilson occupier
B. Robertson Ardoch
Estate Plan date 1771 |
020.07 |
A small Stream rising on the farm of Ballenreich flowing in a northward direction until it enters the River Dorbach Meaning - Burn of the Heath Town &c. C.M.B. |
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BRAEHEAD |
Braehead |
Dr. [Doctor] R. Wilson occupier
B. Robertson Ardoch
Estate Plan date 1771 |
020.07 |
A Small cottars dwelling the property of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail |
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County of Elgin and Nairn No. [number] 2 Det [detached] -- Parish of Edinkillie & Ardclach No. [number] 1 Det [detached]
[signed]
James Gray
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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LAGGANSAURIE |
Laggansaurie |
Major Cumming Bruce Dunphail
B. Robertson. Ardoch
Estate Plan 1771 |
020.07 |
A few dwelling houses with gardens attached the proper of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail |
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GLENERNEY WOOD |
Glenerney Wood |
Major Cumming Bruce Dunphail
B. Robertson. Ardoch
Estate Plan 1771 |
020.07; 020.08 |
An extensive mixed Wood
the property of Major Cumm-
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ESS BRIDGE |
Ess Bridge (county) |
Major Cumming Bruce Dunphail
B. Robertson. Ardoch
Estate Plan 1771 |
020.07 |
A Small bridge crossing the River Dorbach on the public road leading from Relugas to Grantown it is held in repair by the County |
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County of Elgin & Nairn No. 2 Det [detached] -- Parish of Edinkillie Ardclach No.1 Det [detached]
[signed]
James Gray
Sapper R.E [Royal Engineers] |
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BREACACH |
Breacach |
Major Cumming Bruce Dunphail
B. Robertson. Ardoch
Valuation Roll 1869-70 |
020.07 |
A small farmsteading the property of Major C. L. Cumming Bruce of Dunphail meaning The Speckled. C.M.B |
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BALLENRIECH |
Ballenriech |
Major Cumming Bruce Dunphail
B. Robertson. Ardoch
Valuation Roll 1869-70 |
020.07 |
An ordinary farmsteading the property of Major C. L. Cumming Bruce of Dunphail from Baile an Fhraoich i.e. Town of the heath C.M.B. |
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ACRE OF TILLIGLENS |
Acre of Tilliglens |
Major Cumming Bruce Dunphail
B. Robertson. Ardoch
Valuation Roll 1869-70 |
020.07 |
Indicates a dwelling house situated a little southward of the issue of Ballenreich Burn of abt ½ Mile South of Wester Tilliglen Farm The property of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail |
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County of Elgin -- Parish of Edinkillie
[signed]
James Gray
Sapper R.E [Royal Engineers] |
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CHAPEL (Supposed Site of |
(site of) Supposed Chapel |
Major Cumming Bruce Dunphail
B. Robertson. Ardoch
William Grant Meadowbank |
020.07 |
The Site of a Supposed ancient Roman Catholic Chapel no trace of which is now to be Seen it is was considered to have been one of the first Christian places of Worship in the parish |
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WESTER TILLIGLENS |
Wester Tilliglens
Tullieglens |
Major Cumming Bruce Dunphail
B. Robertson. Ardoch
William Grant Meadowbank
New Statistics of Parish C.M.B. |
020.07 |
An ordinary farmsteading the property of Major C. L. Cumming Bruce Dunphail |
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[signed]
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Sapper R.E [Royal Engineers] |
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STINKING STRIPE |
Stinking Stripe |
B. Robertson Ardoch
William Grant Meadowbank
John Petrie Regale |
020.07 |
A Small Stream rising near Glenerny Cottage flowing in a north east direction until it enters the River Dorbach |
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DUSACH |
Dusach |
B. Robertson Ardoch
William Grant Meadowbank
John Petrie Regale |
020.07 |
A Small farmsteading the property of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail |
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WOOD OF TILLIGLENS |
Wood of Tilliglens |
B. Robertson Ardoch
William Grant Meadowbank
John Petrie Regale |
020.07 |
A large fir wood the property of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail |
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County of Elgin -- Parish of Edinkillie
[signed]
James Gray
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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THE ESS |
The Ess |
Major Cumming Bruce. Dunphail
B. Robertson Ardoch
John Petrie Regale |
020.07 |
A Small perpendicular waterfall on the River Dorback giving rise to the name of a bridge near to it from An t-Eas -The Catarach or Cascade - C.Mc.B |
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RIVER DORBACK |
River Dorback |
Major Cumming Bruce. Dunphail
B. Robertson Ardoch
John Petrie Regale |
020.07 |
The River Dorbach is discharged from Lochindorb on the western boundary of the parish flowing in a north westerly direction until it enters the River Divie it forms the division of the parish part of its course. |
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WOLF HILL |
Wolf Hill |
Major Cumming Bruce. Dunphail
B. Robertson Ardoch
John Petrie Regale |
020.07 |
A conical wooded eminence Situate on the lands of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail |
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County of Elgin -- Parish of Edinkillie
River Dorback Burn E.H.
[signed]
James Gray
Sapper R.E [Royal Engineers] |
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RELUGAS |
Relugas |
Major Cumming Bruce
B. Robertson Ardoch
John Petrie Regale |
020.03 |
A small hamlet consisting of a School. Post Office and a few dwelling houses George R. Smith Esqr of Relugas is the Proprietor |
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SCHOOL [Relugas] |
School |
Major Cumming Bruce
B. Robertson Ardoch
John Petrie Regale |
020.03 |
A mixed School Supported partly by the society for the propagation of Christian Knowledge and the heritors of the district. who give a free house and garden. with a small Sum of Money Annually together with the Scholars fees complete the Teachers Salary |
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[signed]
James Gray
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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DUNPHAIL CASTLE |
Dunphail Castle (Remains of) |
Major Cumming Bruce
B. Robertson. Ardoch
Thomas Grant. Regale
John Petrie Regale |
020.03 |
The remains of a Fortress of Considerable Antiquity the date of which is unknown it occupies the Summit of a Steep Conical Hall. with a deep rocky ravine encompassing three fourths of its base. Which is Supposed to have been in Ancient times the channel of the River Divie. this rendering it only accessable by one side |
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EASTER TILLIGLENS |
Easter Tilliglens |
Major Cumming Bruce
B. Robertson. Ardoch
Thomas Grant. Regale
John Petrie Regale |
020.03 |
Comprising a Steading of good Farm Offices a farm dwelling house Garden &c. Situated about a ¼ of a Mile S.E. [South East] of the Free Church. The property of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail. |
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[signed]
James Gray
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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SLAGINNAN WOOD |
Slaginnan Wood |
Major Cumming Bruce
B. Robertson. Ardoch
Thomas Grant. Regale |
020.03 |
A small mixed wood the property of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail |
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KINNAIRD BRIDGE |
Kinnaird Bridge (Private) |
Major Cumming Bruce
B. Robertson. Ardoch
Thomas Grant. Regale |
020.03 |
A Small bridge crossing the River Divie on the private road leading from Dunphail to the Free Church |
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BLACKPARK WOOD |
Blackpark Wood |
Major Cumming Bruce
B. Robertson. Ardoch
Thomas Grant. Regale |
020.03 |
A Small mixed wood the property of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail |
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[signed]
James Gray
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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CASTLE HILL |
Catle Hill |
Major Cumming Bruce
B. Robertson. Ardoch
Thomas Grant. Regale |
020.03 |
A Steep Conical Hill. the ruins of Dunphail Castle are Situated on its Summit which probably gives rise to the name. |
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POST OFFICE [Relugas] |
Post Office |
Major Cumming Bruce
B. Robertson. Ardoch
Thomas Grant. Regale |
020.03 |
A portion of a private dwelling Set apart for postal transactions letters arrive here from Forres at 6.30 P.M. and are despatched at 8.0. A.M. daily. |
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GERVALLY |
Gervally |
Major Cumming Bruce
B. Robertson. Ardoch
Thomas Grant. Regale |
020.03 |
An ordinary farmsteading the property of R. Smith Esqr of Relugas. |
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[signed]
James Gray
Sapr RE [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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MAINS OF DUNPHAIL |
Mains of Dunphail |
Major Cumming Bruce. Dunphail
Thomas Grant. Regale
John Petrie. Regale |
020.03 |
An extensive farm Steading the property of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail |
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BANE'S CAVE |
Bane's Cave |
Major Cumming Bruce. Dunphail
Thomas Grant. Regale
John Petrie. Regale |
020.03 |
A Small cave the origin of the name appears to have arisen from the fact of its having been the hidding place of person named Bane. |
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SLAG INNAN |
Slag Innan |
Major Cumming Bruce. Dunphail
Thomas Grant. Regale
John Petrie. Regale |
020.03 |
A Small rocky rvine giving name to the wood Surrounding it |
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[signed]
James Gray
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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BELBLAIR |
Belblair |
Alexander Petrie. Occupier
B. Robertson. Ardoch
John Petrie. Regale |
020.03 |
An ordinary farm Steading the property of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail |
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TORCHROISK |
Torchroisk |
Alexander Petrie. Occupier
B. Robertson. Ardoch
John Petrie. Regale |
020.03 |
A Small croft the property of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail |
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UPPER CARNACH |
Upper Carnach |
Alexander Petrie. Occupier
B. Robertson. Ardoch
John Petrie. Regale |
020.03 |
a few Small crofts the property of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail. |
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DUNPHAIL STATION |
Dunphail Station |
Alexander Petrie. Occupier
B. Robertson. Ardoch
John Petrie. Regale |
020.03 |
comprising an Office, Sitting appartments, Stone House for the goods department, including a House and garden &c for the Station Master Situated on the Highland Railway about 8 miles above Forres. on the way to Perth. |
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[signed]
James Gray
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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DUNPHAIL HOUSE |
Dunphail House (Date 1829) |
Major C. L. Cumming Bruce
B. Robertson. Ardoch
John Petrie. Regale |
020.03 |
The Seat of Major Cumming Bruce. Situated on the River Divie in the midst of grounds tastefully and elegantly ornamented with trees of every Shade and dimension giving it the finest possible effect. |
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POLDOW BRIDGE |
Poldow Bridge (Private) |
Major C. L. Cumming Bruce
B. Robertson. Ardoch
John Petrie. Regale |
020.03 |
A Small bridge crossing Poldow Burn on the approach leading to Dunphail House. |
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TORE MORE |
Tore. More |
Major C. L. Cumming Bruce
B. Robertson. Ardoch
John Petrie. Regale |
020.03 |
A Slight eminence on the lands of Major Cumming
Bruce of Dunphail |
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[signed]
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Sapper RE [Royal Engineers] |
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FREE CHURCH |
Free Church |
Revd [Reverend] A. Anderson
B. Robertson. Ardoch
Thomas. Grant. Regale |
020.03 |
A Small but neat Stone edifice Seated to accommodate 300 persons. the Sittings of which are all allocated it is the property of the congregation |
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MANSE [Free Church] |
Manse |
Revd [Reverend] A. Anderson
B. Robertson. Ardoch
Thomas Grant. Regale |
020.03 |
A Small Mansion the fixed residence of the Free Church Minister it is the property of the Sustentation fund. |
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BLACK BURN |
Black Burn |
Revd [Reverend] A. Anderson
B. Robertson. Ardoch
Thomas Grant. Regale |
020.03 |
A Small Stream rising near Tilliglens flowing in a Eastward direction until it enters the River Divie |
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County of Elgin -- Parish of Edinkillie
[signed]
James Gray
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MOSS OF FEABUY |
Moss of Feabuy |
B. Robertson Ardoch
William Grant Toremore
John Petrie Regale |
020.04 |
a Small portion of unenclosed Mossland the property of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail i.e. "The Yellow Mine Moss" C.M.B |
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SLUGGAN |
Sluggan |
B. Robertson Ardoch
William Grant Toremore
John Petrie Regale |
020.04 |
a Small croft the property of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail Slugan i.e. Gullet &c. C.M.B. |
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SLUGGAN BURN |
Sluggan Burn |
B. Robertson Ardoch
William Grant Toremore
John Petrie Regale |
020.04 |
A Small Stream rising in the moss of Dunphail flowing in a South west direction until it unites with Poldow Burn. |
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POLDOW BURN |
Poldow Burn |
B. Robertson Ardoch
William Grant Toremore
John Petrie Regale |
020.04 |
A Small stream rising in Belnain Wood flowing northward until it enters the R. [River] Divie at Dunphail House. i.e. "Burn of the Black Pool" C.M.B. |
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County of Elgin -- Parish of Edinkillie
[signed]
James Gray
Sapper RE [Royal Engineers] |
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SNEISHIN HILL |
Sneishin Hill
Sneishin Hill
Sneishin Hill |
Major C. Bruce Dunphail
William Grant Meadowbank
William Taylor Feabuy |
020.04 |
A wooded eminence of on the east Side of the Moss of Dunphail, when the Kirk folk on Sundays used to rest themselves when returning from Kirk, and treat each other to a pinch of snuff of Sheshin, hence the name. In Gaelic an t-Snaoisein The Snuff Hill etc [signed initials] CMB |
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FEABUY |
Feabuy
Feabuy
Feabuy |
Major C. Bruce Dunphail
William Grant Meadowbank
William Taylor Feabuy |
020.04 |
A small dwelling house, on the South side of the Sneishin Hill, with garden &c. attached the property of Major C. Bruce of Dunphail Fèith Bhuidherie. Yellow Mine C.M.B |
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GREEN SWALE |
Green Swale |
Major C. Bruce Dunphail
William Grant Meadowbank
William Taylor Feabuy |
020.04 |
A large Spring from which flows the Stream of GreenSwale. |
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WOOD OF REGALE |
Wood of Regale |
Major C. Bruce Dunphail
William Grant Meadowbank
William Taylor Feabuy |
020.04 |
A large fir wood the property of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail. |
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MAVIS BANK |
Mavis Bank |
William Grant Toremore
B. Robertson Ardoch
John Petrie. Regale |
020.03 |
A steep wooded Slope on the banks of Sulggan Burn It is the property of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail |
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RESERVOIR [Sluggan Burn] |
Reservoir |
William Grant Toremore
B. Robertson Ardoch
John Petrie. Regale |
020.04 |
A reservoir for general use, situate abt [about] 1/8 of a Mile Eastward of Toremore Bridge & the Highland Railway, and the Water is supplied by Sluggan Burn. |
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County of Elgin -- Parish of Edinkillie
Dunphail Station [crossed out ] Written on Plan 20 -- Desc'd [described] in 20-3-3
[signed]
James Gray
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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WHEY WELL (Chalybeate) |
Whey Well (Chalybeate) |
B. Robertson. Ardoch
William Grant. Toremore
John Petrie. Regale |
020.04 |
A well Said to prossess great medicinal qualities it is densley impregnated with Steel and Sulphur |
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POLDOW LODGE |
Poldow Lodge |
B. Robertson. Ardoch
William Grant. Toremore
John Petrie. Regale |
020.04 |
A neat lodge at the extremity of the west approach to Dunphail House it is the property of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail |
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TOREMORE BRIDGE |
Toremore Bridge (county) |
B. Robertson. Ardoch
William Grant. Toremore
John Petrie. Regale |
020.04 |
A small bridge crossing Sluggan Burn on the Turnpike road leading from Forres to Grantown it is held in repair by the Co. [County] deriv. [derived] from the gaelic "Torr Mòr C.M.B. |
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[signed]
James Gray
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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GLASCHYLE |
Glaschyle
Glaschyle
Glaschyle |
Major Cumming Bruce
Estate Plan 1781
James Mason Dunphail |
020.04 |
A small dwelling house with offices, garden etc attached the property of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail |
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HILL OF GLASCHYLE |
Hill of Glaschyle |
Major Cumming Bruce
Estate Plan
1781 James Mason Dunphail |
020.04 |
A prominent Hill feature, a litte North east of the Sneshin Hill, and, dividing the estates of Dunphail and Altyre meaning the Gray Wood Hill C.M.B |
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POST OFFICE [Dunphail Station] |
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office |
Major C. Bruce Dunphail
William Grant Postmaster
James Mason Dunphail |
020.04 |
A Small wayside shop near Dunphail Ry [Railway] Station, where the letters for the district are brought to and from by the local runner. There is a despatch at 7.45 A.M. and delivering at 6 oclock P.M. Daily. |
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MEADOWBANK |
Meadowbank
Meadowbank
Meadowbank |
Major C. Bruce Dunphail
William Grant Postmaster
James Mason Dunphail |
020.04 |
A very neat dwelling house, near Dunphail Ry. [Railway] Station, with Garden &c. attached. It is the property of Major C. Bruce of Dunphail. |
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THE MOUNT |
The Mount
The Mount
The Mount |
Major Cumming Bruce Dunphail House
John McDonald Mount
William Grant Meadowbank |
020.04 |
A small dwelling house with garden attached the property of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail |
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BELNAIN WOOD |
Belnain Wood
Belnain Wood
Belnain Wood |
Major Cumming Bruce Dunphail
James Mason Dunphail Lodge
William Taylor Feabury |
020.04 |
Several enclosed plantations extending from the wood of Beachens, on the South, a long the east side of the Highland Railway to a little north of Dunphail Ry [Railway] Station it also joins the wood of regale it is the property of Major C. Bruce of Dunphail |
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MOSS OF DUNPHAIL |
Moss of Dunphail
Moss of Dunphail
Moss of Dunphail |
Major Cumming Bruce Dunphail
James Mason Dunphail Lodge
William Taylor Feabury |
020.04 |
A large tract of Mossy ground, between the woods of Carnach and the Snuff Hill or Sneshin Hill, from where the tenants on the estate of Dunphail obtain their peats. |
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WOODSIDE OF GLASCHYLE |
Woodside of Glaschyle |
Major Cumming Bruce Dunphail
James Mason Dunphail Lodge
William Taylor Feabury |
020.04 |
A small dwelling house with offices, garden etc attached the property of Major Cumming Bruce
of Dunphail |
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TILLIKYNACHAN |
Tillikynachan |
Major Cumming Bruce Dunphail
B. Robertson Ardoch
Valuation Roll 1869-70 |
020.08 |
Two Small dwellings with gardens attached the property of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail |
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OUCKORN |
Ouckorn |
Major Cumming Bruce Dunphail
B. Robertson Ardoch
Valuation Roll 1869-70 |
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Two Small Crofts the property of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail |
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MANSE [parish church] |
Manse (Parish) |
Major Cumming Bruce Dunphail
B. Robertson Ardoch
Valuation Roll 1869-70 |
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A Small but neat Residence occupied by the Parish Minister it is the property of the parish Heritors |
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Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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DALLASBRAUGHTY |
Dallasbraughty |
William Nicoll. Occupier
Valuation Roll 1869-70
Major Cumming Bruce Dunphail |
020.08 |
An ordinay farmsteading the property of Sir W.G. Cumming Bart [Baronet] Altyre and Gordonstown |
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GLENERNEY |
Glenerney |
William Nicoll. Occupier
Valuation Roll 1869-70
Major Cumming Bruce Dunphail |
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An extensive farm Steading the property of Major Bruce of Dunphail |
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BANTRACH WOOD |
Bantrach Wood |
William Nicoll. Occupier
Valuation Roll 1869-70
Major Cumming Bruce Dunphail |
020.08 |
A Small fir wood the property of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail |
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BELNAIN |
Belnain |
William Nicoll. Occupier
Valuation Roll 1869-70
Major Cumming Bruce Dunphail |
020.08 |
A cottars dwelling with garden attached the property of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail |
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County of Elgin and Nairn (Det) [detached] No. 2 -- Parish of Edinkillie & Arclach Det [detached] No. 1
[signed]
James Gray
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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SCHOOL [parish] |
School (Parish) |
Major Cumming Bruce Dunphail
B. Robertson Ardoch
John Petrie Regale
William Grant Meadowbank |
020.08 |
A mixed school the average attendance of which are about 50 and the ordinary branches of Education are taught it has the usual Government Grant the Milne Bequest and is Liberally Supported by the Heritors together with the Scholars fees a free House & garden Value £10.0.0 per annum Completes the Schoolmasters Salary |
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[signed]
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Sapper RE [Royal Engineers] |
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SOUTH CHAPELHILL |
South Chapelhill |
William Grant Meadowbank
B. Robertson. Ardoch
Valuation Roll 1869-70 |
020.08 |
A Small croft the property of Sir W. G. Cumming of Altyre and Gordonstown Bart [Baronet]. |
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STRIPE OF CORSHELLACH |
Stripe of Corshellach |
William Grant Meadowbank
B. Robertson. Ardoch
Valuation Roll 1869-70 |
020.08 |
A Small stream rising on the lands of Corshelloch and flowing in a South westerly direction until it unites with Berry Burn at Dallasbraughty "Coire Seileach" i.e. Burn of the Mountain Ash Corry - C.M.B |
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Sapper RE [Royal Engineers] |
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CHURCH |
Church (Parish) |
Major Cumming Bruce - Dunphail
B. Robertson Ardoch
William Grant Meadowbank |
020.08 |
A neat Stone edifice seated to Accommodate about 800 persons the Sittings of which are all allocated it is the property of the parish Heritors. |
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BRIDGE OF DIVIE |
Bridge of Divie (County) |
Major Cumming Bruce - Dunphail
B. Robertson Ardoch
William Grant Meadowbank |
020.08 |
a small bridge cossing the River Divie on the turnpike road leading from Grantown to Forres it is held in repair by the County |
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WOOD OF BEACHENS |
Wood of Beachens |
Major Cumming Bruce - Dunphail
B. Robertson Ardoch
William Grant Meadowbank |
020.08 |
A Small wood the property of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail |
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[signed]
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Saper RE [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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DIVIE VIADUCT |
Divie Viaduct |
Major Cumming Bruce, Dunphail
B. Robertson Ardoch
William Grant Meadowbank
Inscription on Viaduct |
020.08 |
A large Viaduct crossing the River Divie on the Highland Railway at a deep valley it is connected to the High embankments across the valley by a Series of Stone arches. |
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RIVER DIVIE |
River Divie |
Major Cumming Bruce, Dunphail
B. Robertson Ardoch William Grant
Meadowbank Inscription on Viaduct |
020.03 |
The River Divie takes its rise from the hills which borderupon Cromdale flowing in a south eastward direction until it unites with the River Dorbach a litte below Glenerny farm. |
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Sapper RE [Royal Engineers] |
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MILL-LANDS |
Mill-lands |
B. Robertson Ardoch
William Grant Meadowbank
Valuation Roll 1869-70 |
020.08 |
a Small croft the property of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail |
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NEWTON |
Newton |
B. Robertson Ardoch
William Grant Meadowbank
Valuation Roll 1869-70 |
020.08 |
A Small farmsteading the property of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail |
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BERRY BURN |
Berry Burn |
B. Robertson Ardoch
William Grant Meadowbank
Valuation Roll 1869-70 |
020.08 |
A Small mountain Stream rising in the east of the parish flowing in a South westward direction until it enters the River Divie |
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County of Elgin & Nairn Det [Detached] -- Parish of Edinkillie & Ardclach Det [Detached] No. 1
Berry Burn [Situation note] Ardclach Det [Detached] 1 Nairn Det [Detached] No. [number] 2
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Sapper RE [Royal Engineers] |
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BANTRACH |
Bantrach |
Major Cumming Bruce Dunphail
B. Robertson. Ardoch
Valuation Roll 1869-70 |
020.08 |
An ordinary farmsteading the property of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail |
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EASTER CHAPELHILL |
East Chapelhill |
Major Cumming Bruce Dunphail
B. Robertson. Ardoch
Valuation Roll 1869-70 |
020.08 |
A Small farmsteading the property of Sir W. G. Cumming of Altyre and Gordonstoun Bart [Baronet] |
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CHAPEL HILL |
Chapel Hill |
Major Cumming Bruce Dunphail
B. Robertson. Ardoch
Valuation Roll 1869-70 |
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A heathy eminence on which there are two Standing Stones Said to have been a rligious place of meeting hence the origin of the name |
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Sapr RE [Sapper Royal Engineers] |
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STRIPE OF KNOCKYFIN |
Stripe of Knockyfin |
B. Robertson. Ardoch
William Grant Meadowbank
John Petrie. Regale |
020.08 |
A small Stream rising in the Moss of Phaebuy flowing in a South Westerly direction until it unites with Berry Burn |
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BRIDGE OF BANTRACH |
Bridge of Bantrach (County) |
B. Robertson Ardoch
William Grant Meadowbank
John Petrie Regale |
020.08 |
A small bridge crossing the River Divie near to Dunphail Mill it is held in repair by the County |
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MILL OF DUNPHAIL (Corn |
Mill of Dunphail (Corn) |
B. Robertson Ardoch
William Grant Meadowbank
John Petrie Regale |
020.08 |
A Small corn Mill used by the tenantry of the Dunphail Estate it is the proeprty of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail |
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WESTER CHAPELHILL |
Wester Chapelhill |
B. Robertson Ardoch
William Grant Meadowbank
John Petrie Regale |
020.08 |
A small farmsteading the property of Sir W. G. Cumming of Altyre and Gordonstoun Bart [Baronet] |
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STRIPESIDE |
Stripeside |
B. Robertson Ardoch
William Grant Meadowbank
John Petrie Regale |
020.08 |
a few cottars dwellings the property of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail |
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BEACHENS |
Beachens |
B. Robertson Ardoch
William Grant Meadowbank
John Petrie Regale |
020.08 |
A Small farmsteading the property of Major Cumming Bruce of Dunphail |
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KNOCKYFIN |
Knockyfin |
B. Robertson Ardoch
William Grant Meadowbank
John Petrie Regale |
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A few small crofts the property of Sir W. G. Cumming of Altyre & Gordonstown Bart [Baronet] probably from 'Cnoc an Fheinn the Fingalian's Knoll &c. C.McB [McBean] |
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Sapper RE [Royal Engineers] |
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HIGHLAND RAILWAY |
Highland Railway |
Major Cumming Bruce Dunphail
B. Robertson. Ardoch
J. Dick. Station Agent
Company's time Tables |
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"Highland ailway. The Inverness and Perth Junction" is a single line of Railway exttending from Forres by way of Grantown Kingussie and Blair Athole to Dunkeld and Perth. this company is now amalgamated with the Inverness and Aberdeen Junction the Inverness and Nairn and the Ross-shire Companies the entire System is now known as the Highland Railway The Inverness and Perth Junction was incorperated by Act of Parliament in 1861 The works were Completed and the line op-
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Sapper RE [Royal Engineers] |
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CAIRNS [Chapel Hill] |
Cairns |
Major Cummin Bruce Dunphail
B. Robertson. Ardoch
W. Grant Meadowbank
John Grant Regale |
020.08 |
Two Small Standing Stones about 2 ft [feet] broad and 4 ft [feet] high. generally Supposed to have been a religious place of meeting by the Danes. which gives name to the feature they are Situated on i.e. Chapel Hill. they are Surrounded by a number of irregular conical cairns of Stones and earth Siad to cover the Slain in a conflict while app- osing the invasion of the country by the Danes as none of these cairns has been opened it is doubtfull of what they may contain but are localy termed battle cairns in order to mark a distinction from other cairns that are frequent in Wastelands of the locality |
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STANDING STONES [Chapel Hill] |
Standing Stones |
Major Cummin Bruce Dunphail
B. Robertson. Ardoch
W. Grant Meadowbank
John Grant Regale |
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Two Small Standing Stones about 2 ft [feet] broad and 4 ft [feet] high. generally Supposed to have been a religious place of meeting by the Danes. which gives name to the feature they are Situated on i.e. Chapel Hill. they are Surrounded by a number of irregular conical cairns of Stones and earth Siad to cover the Slain in a conflict while app- osing the invasion of the country by the Danes as none of these cairns has been opened it is doubtfull of what they may contain but are localy termed battle cairns in order to mark a distinction from other cairns that are frequent in Wastelands of the locality |
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County of Elgin -- Parish of Edinkillie
[signed]
James Gray
Sapper RE [Royal Engineers]
[signed]
G. Herb Bolland
Capt REngs [Captain Royal Engineers]
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[Date Stamp] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. STORE 24 MAR. [MARCH] 91 SOUTHAMPTON
NAME BOOK
of the
Parish of Edinkillie
CO. [COUNTY] ELGIN
And Arclach Det. [detached] Nos. 1&2
CO. [COUNTY] NAIRN Det. [Detached]
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