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ARDCLACH [parish] |
Ardclach
Ardclach
Ardclach
Ardclach
Ardclach
Ardclach |
New Statistical Account
Old Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Survey of the Province of Moray
Sheriff's List of Parishes
Registrar's Return 1862 |
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The Parish of Ardclach is in the Presbytery of Nairn, Synod of Moray. It is bounded on the north by the parish of Auldearn on the west by the parishes of Nairn and Cawdor, on the south by the parishes of Duthil and Rothiemurchus & Cromdale Inverallan and Advie; and on the east by the parishes of Edinkillie & Dyke and Moy.
There are two detached portions of this parish which also form detached parts of the County of Nairn locally situated within the parish of Edinkillie. But there are no detached portions of another parish situated within the parish of Ardclach. |
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County of Nairn -- Parish of Ardclach |
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Ardclach - written beneath this entry on original page - In Parish Character |
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HILLHEAD |
Hillhead
Hillhead
Hillhead |
Rent Book
Mr Ross Ground Officer
Mr. James McDonald |
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This name applies to a few small cottar houses, all one story high, thatched and in fair repair - James Brodie Esq. of Lethen proprietor. All the houses except one are situated in the parish of Auldearn |
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NEW FLEENAS |
New Fleenas
New Fleenas
New Fleenas
New Fleenas |
Rent Receipt
Mr James Ellis Tenant
Rent Book
Ground Officer |
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A farm house one storey high with offices attached it is thatched and in fair repair property of James Brodie Esq. of Brodie |
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County of Nairn -- Ph. [Parish] of Ardclach |
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BLACK BURN |
Black Burn
Black Burn
Black Burn |
Mr Ross, Ground Officer
Mr James McDonald Merchant Littlemill
Mr William Grant, Fleenas na gael |
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A small burn which is the continuation of the Burn of Blarandualt, and flowing in a Southern direction until it falls into the Muckle Burn, a short distance below the hamlet of Littlemill, It derives its name from the darkness of its water and separates the parish of Ardclach from that of Nairn |
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FLEENASNAGAEL |
Fleenasnagael
Fleenasnagael
Fleenasnagael |
Rent Book
Mr Ross, Ground Officer
William Grant, Tenant
Alexander McDonald, Tenant |
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This name is applied to two farm houses, built near each other, and being one story high, with offices attached, thatched and in middling repair. It is on the Lethen Estate |
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LITTLEMILL |
Littlemill
Littlemill
Littlemill |
Rent Book
Mr Ross
Mr McDonald, Grocer, Littlemill |
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This name is applied to several small houses, comprising A grocer's shop, smithy, corn mill, and saw mill, as well as several small dwelling houses, all one storey high, thatched, and in good repair, James Brodie Esqr of Lethen proprietor |
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DRUM |
Drum
Drum
Drum |
Rent Receipt
Rent Book
Mr Ross Ground Officer |
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A small farm house recently erected, one storey high, with suitable offices attached, the former slated and in good repair, the latter thatched, and only in middling repair On the Lethen Estate |
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LAIKEN |
Laiken
Laiken
Laiken |
Rent Book
Mr Ross Ground Officer
Rent Receipts |
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This name applies to two small farm houses, one storey high with offices attached; thatched, and in middling repair. They are on the Lethen Estate |
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SLAGACHORIE |
Slagachorie
Slagachorie
Slagachorie
Slagachorie |
Rent Book
Mr Ross, Ground Officer
Mr D. McIntosh, Tenant Mr Alexander Ross, Tenant |
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This name is applied to three small farm houses one storey high with suitable offices attached thatched and in good repair. James Brodie Esqr of Lethen proprietor |
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ACHAVELGIN |
Achavelgin
Achavelgin
Achavelgin
Achavelgin |
Rent Book
Mr John Clark, Tenant
Rent Book
Mr Ross |
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A large farm house one storey high, with stables bar byre etc attached, thatched, and in fair repair It is on the Lethen Estate |
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FLEENASMILL |
Fleenasmill
Fleenasmill
Fleenasmill |
Rent Receipt
Rent Book
Mr Ross |
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A small farm house one storey high, with outhouses attached, thatched and in fair repair. It was formerly a corn mill, but has changed to a small farm It is on the Lethen Estate |
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TOMSHOGLE |
Tomshogle
Tomshogle
Tomshogle |
Rent Receipt
John McArthur, Tenant
Rent Book
Mr Ross, Ground Officer |
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A farm house one storey high, with numerous offices attached, the whole thatched, and only in middling repair It is on the Lethen Estate |
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FORNIGHTY |
Fornighty
Fornighty
Fornighty |
Mr. Ross
Mr. Riach
Rent Rolls, 1862. |
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Is applied to a farmsteading, farmhouse, schoolroom, and five dwellings. The former two are two storeys high and slated, the latter one storey and thatched. Property of J. Brodie Esq. |
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MILL OF LETHEN (Corn ; Flour & Saw) |
Mill of Lethen
Mill of Lethen
Mill of Lethen |
Mr Roy Miller
Mr Ross
Mr Riach |
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A corn and flour mill, sawmill, farmsteading, and dwelling-house, partly slated and partly thatched. Property of J Brodie Esq |
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MUCKLE BURN |
Muckle Burn
Muckle Burn
Muckle Burn |
Mr Roy
Mr Ross
Mr Riach |
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A large stream which has its source on the hills and bears the name of Allt na Leacainn until it joins Caochan Dir na Lair when it then takes the name of Muckle Burn. Its course for a considerable way is mid way between the Rivers Nairn and Findhorn, it falls into the latter river at Forres. |
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FREE CHURCH SCHOOL [Fornighty] |
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Under the first entry (for Fornighty) it says "This name is written to each of the objects, so as to make it plainer, and also to agree with Capt [Captain] Parsons Remarks on former parishes" J.M. |
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RED BURN |
Red Burn
Red Burn
Red Burn |
Mr Ross
Mr Roy, Mill of Lethen
Mr Reach |
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This is a considerable stream rising at the south of the parish, flowing in a north easterly direction, and joining the Muckle Burn at the Mill of Lethen |
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WAUKMILL |
Waulkmill
Waulkmill
Waulkmill |
Mr. Ross, Forester, Lethen
Mr Reach, Schoolmaster, Fornighty
Rent Rolls, 1862 |
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A small farmhouse with offices to suit attached, one storey high, thatched and in bad condition. Property of J. Brodie Esq |
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FREE CHURCH SCHOOL |
Free Church School
Free Church School
Free Church School |
Mr Ross
Mr Reach schoolmaster
Mr. D. McIntosh, Braeside |
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A small schoolroom attached to which is accommodation for the teacher. It is supported by the Free Church and school fees. Average number attending is 30. |
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Red Burn - the words "the south of the parish" are ringed and the words "not correct" added alongside
Lethen Bar - this entry has been crossed out - note written beneath which states "Cancelled This farm has been removed" with illegible initials. The scored out Descriptive Remarks are as follows:- "This name applies to a large farmsteading, farmhouse and the remains of a steading which lie a short way eastward from the steading. Property of J. Brodie Esq." |
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GARROWSTRIPE |
Garrowstripe
Garrowstripe
Garrowstripe |
Lease.
Mr Ross, Ground Officer, Lethen
William Grigor Esqr, Factor, Elgin |
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A dwelling house one storey high with outhouses attached, thatched and in fair repair It was formerly a separate farm but is now joined to Bravail J. C. Brodie Esq proprietor |
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TOMNAGEE |
Tomnagee
Tomnagee
Tomnagee |
Mr Hay, Tenant
Mr Ross, Ground Officer
William Grigor Esqr, Factor |
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A farm house one storey high, with suitable outhouses attached, slated, and in good repair J. C. Brodie Esqr proprietor |
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BREVAIL |
Brevail
Brevail
Brevail |
William Grigor Esqr. Factor
Mr Murdoch Morrison, Tenant
Mr Ross, Ground Officer |
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This is a large farm house one storey high, with numerous offices detached a short distance to the west, the whole slated, and in very good repair J. C. Brodie Esqr. of Lethen proprietor. |
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Brevail - There is a continuation in descriptive remarks scored out, which says "in a field about a quarter of a mile to the south of this house there is a small hollow (which was once a lime stone quarry, but which is now cultivated) in which were found some fossil fishes and shells, and some of which were taken away by Dr Griggor, and placed in the Nairn Museum. It is also on the Lethen Estate." |
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CLUNE |
Clune
Clune
Clune |
William Grigor Esqr
Mr Ross
Mr Hay |
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Two or three small croft Houses, one storey high thatched and in middling repair, situated chiefly in the Parish of Auldearn only one of the houses being partly in Ardclach, the Parish Boundary running through the centre of it J C Brodie Esqr of Lethen Proprietor |
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Hill of Urchany on original page and a note "See name Book of the Ph. [Parish] of Nairn for description and authorities" |
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BROADSHAW |
Broadshaw
Broadshaw
Broadshaw |
William Fraser, Wester Craigiemore
Mr Ross
William Grigor Esqr |
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This name applies to a district containing several small farms, and lying partly in the county of Elgin and partly in the Co [County] of Nairn It lies on the East side of the Muckle Burn, on a low ridge, and is about 2½ miles long, by about 1 broad. It includes part of the property of the Earl of Cawdor, J. C. Brodie Esqr and Lord Moray of Darnaway Castle |
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WESTER POTGREENIE |
Wester Potgreenie
Wester Potgreenie
Wester Potgreenie |
Mr. D. McIntosh, Tenant
Mr Ross, Ground Officer
William Grigor Esqr, Factor Elgin |
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A small farm house one storey high, with offices attached, thatched and in middling repair J. C. Brodie Esqr proprietor |
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Broadshaw - Below the name in the first column there are the words "In large Stamp as a District." |
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EASTER CRAIGIEMORE |
Easter Craigiemore
Easter Craigiemore
Easter Craigiemore |
Alexander Donaldson, Tenant
Mr Ross, Ground Officer
William Grigor, Esqr. Factor, Elgin |
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A farm house in the district of Broadshaw, one storey high, with offices attached, thatched, and in fair repair J. C. Brodie Esqr proprietor |
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EASTER POTGREENIE |
Easter Potgreenie
Easter Potgreenie
Easter Potgreenie |
Mr. J. McIntosh Tenant
Mr Ross, Ground Officer
William Grigor, Esqr. Factor |
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A small farm house in Broadshaw, one storey high, with outhouses attached thatched and in fair repair J. C. Brodie Esqr proprietor |
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WESTER CRAIGIEMORE |
Wester Craigiemore
Wester Craigiemore
Wester Craigiemore |
Wm Fraser Tenant
Mr Ross, Ground Officer Lethen
W Grigor, Esqr. Factor, Elgin |
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A small farm house one storey high with offices attached, thatched and in fair repair J. C. Brodie Esqr of Lethen proprietor |
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EASTER TOMLOAN |
Easter Tomloan
Easter Tomloan
Easter Tomloan |
Mr Macdonald tenant
Mr Duncan Macdonald
Mr Davidson |
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A farm house and outoffices, one storey high thatched in good repair. Property of the Rt. Honbl [Right Honourable] the Earl of Cawdor. Cawdor Castle |
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NEW ACHAMORE |
New Achamore
New Achamore
New Achamore |
Mr Davidson tenant
Mr Macdonald Tomloan.
Mr. Duncan Macdonald (Newlands of Tomloan) |
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Two croft houses one storey high thatched and in good repair. Property of Brodie of Lethen. These croft houses are nearly a quarter of a mile separated |
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WESTER TOMLOAN |
Wester Tomloan
Wester Tomloan
Wester Tomloan |
Mr Macdonald tenant
Mr D. Macdonald
Mr Davidson |
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A farm house and outoffices, one storey high, thatched, in good repair. Property of the Earl of Cawdor. |
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BRUACHMARY BURN |
Broughmary Burn
Broughmary Burn
Broughmary Burn
Bruachmary Burn
Bruachmary Burn |
Mr D. McDonald
Mr Macdonald
Mr Davidson
William Alexander Stables
Mr. Mackintosh, Factors Clerk |
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A small stream having its source near to the farmsteading of Bruachmary and flowing in a N. Easterly direction until it joins Black Burn. near to Blackmile |
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NEWLANDS OF TOMLOAN |
Newlands of Tomloan
Newlands of Tomloan
Newlands of Tomloan |
Mr McDonald (tenant)
Mr Macdonald
Mr Davidson |
008 |
A croft house with suitable outoffices one storey high thatched, in good repair. property of the Earl of Cawdor |
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ACHAMORE |
Achamore
Achamore
Achamore
Achamore
Achamore |
David McArthur Tenant
Alexander Rose Midfleenas
Duncan McDonald Achavrate
Alexander Davison William Grigor Esqr. Newachamore |
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A Good one storey high thatched Farmsteading with good slated offices. the whole in good repair they are the property of J Brodie Esqr of Lethen |
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FORNIGHTY MOSS |
Fornighty Moss
Fornighty Moss
Fornighty Moss
Fornighty Moss
Fornighty Moss |
William Grigor Esqr.
Peter Balfour Shenval
Mr. Ross Ground Officer
Mr McLean Belivat
Duncan McDonald Achavrate |
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A tract of moss on the East side of the Co [County] Road leading from Belivat to Nairn it is about two and a half miles from Belivat and five from Nairn |
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MIDFLEENAS |
Midfleenas
Midfleenas
Midfleenas
Midfleenas
Midfleenas |
William Grigor Esqr. Factor
David McArthur Achamore
Alexander Rose Tenant
Duncan McDonald Achavrate
Alexander Davidson New Achamore |
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A good two storey thatched house with good office houses partly slated and partly thatched the whole in good repair they are the Property of Captain Gordon Cluny Castle Aberdeenshire |
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Fornighty Moss - description continues with a scored out section saying "and is in Extent about two Hundred acres"
Fornighty Moss- written beneath this entry in 1st column - Roman Capitals |
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STONE COFFINS AND HUMAN BONES FOUND HERE A.D. 1845 [Shion Hillock (Tumulus)] |
Stone Coffins and Human Bones found here A.D.1845
Stone Coffins and Human Bones found here A.D.1845
Stone Coffins and Human Bones found here A.D.1845
Stone Coffins and Human Bones found here A.D.1845
Stone Coffins and Human Bones found here A.D.1845 |
Alexander Rose Midfleenas
Duncan McDonald Achavrate
Alexander Davidson New Achamore
Peter Balfour Shenval
William Grigor Esqr. |
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In excavations made a few years since on the summit of it by Dr Greig of Nairn there were stone coffins and a quantity of human bones found in the year 1845 |
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TOM FADE |
Tom Fade
Tom Fade
Tom Fade
Tom Fade
Tom Fade |
Alexander Rose Midfleenas
Duncan McDonald Achavrate
Alexander Davison New Achamore
Peter Balfour Shenval
William Grigor Esqr. Elgin |
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A small hill of cultivated ground on the East side of the Muckle Burn means the Long Knoll |
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TUMULUS [Shion Hillock] |
Tumulus called Shion Hilloch
Tumulus called Shion Hilloch
Tumulus called Shion Hilloch
Tumulus called Shion Hilloch
Tumulus called Shion Hilloch |
Alexander Rose Midfleenas
Duncan McDonald Achavrate
Alexander Davidson New Achamore
Peter Balfour Shenval
William Grigor Esqr. |
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An artificial mound or Tumulus A short distance to the North of Tomfade and on the east of the Muckle burn it is about thirty feet high and is composed of Earth In excavations made a few years since on the summit of it by Dr Greig of Nairn there were stone coffins and a quantity of human bones found in the year 1845 |
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SHION HILLOCK |
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Tumulus called Shion Hilloch - written beneath this entry in 1st column - Old English
At the end of this page, after the entry for Tom Fade there is a scored out entry for the Muckle Burn saying "see page 7" and with a scored out description as follows:- "This Burn has its source in the South West of the parish and flows in a North Eastern direction nearly parallel to the Findhorn it enters the sea at Dalpotty near the mouth of the Findhorn |
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ORD |
Ord
Ord
Ord
Ord |
William Brown occupier
James Davison New Achamore
E McDonald Wester Tomloan
Duncan McDonald Newlands of Tomloan |
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A small thatched house with one small office house it is rented by William Brown and is the property of James Brodie Esqr Lethen |
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ORD LOCH |
Ord Loch
Ord Loch
Ord Loch
Ord Loch |
William Brown
James Davison
E McDonald
Duncan McDonald |
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A small sheet of shallow water lying to the south east of the Ord and generally used as a mill pond it is on the Property of James Broddie Esqr |
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Black Burn - on original page has been crossed out and marked "cancelled see page 4" - description as follows:- "A large stream formed by the union of Blarandualt Burn and Bruachmary Burn at Blackmill. Its course is north easterly and about 2 miles in extent" |
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THE ORD |
The Ord
The Ord
The Ord |
G Mackintosh Esq
W. A. Stables Geddes House Cawdor Castle
Mr Mackintosh, Factor's Clerk |
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A very high wooded hill in the parishes of Nairn and Ardclach. Property of Mr. Brodie, Lethen, and the Earl of Cawdor, Cawdor Castle. |
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Burn of Blarandualt - on original page with note saying "For authorities and description see Name Book Ph. [Parish] of Nairn" |
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CAMPBELL'S SCHOOL |
Campbell's School (Endowed)
Campbell's School (Endowed)
Campbell's School (Endowed)
Campbell's School (Endowed) |
Revd [Reverend] C. McKenzie Parish Minister Ardclach
Mr. W Gibson
Mr. James Coban Tenant Upper Remore
William Stables Esqr. |
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A school two stories high slated and in good repair. This school is Endowed by the Late Lieut. [Lieutenant] Col. [Colonel] Campbell, East Indian Company. The daily average attendance is about 45 and the education taught consists of the ordinary branches together with Latin and Mathematics Earl of Cawdor propr. [proprietor] |
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LOCH A' BHLAIR BHIG |
Loch a' Bhàlir Bhig
Loch a' Bhàlir Bhig
Loch a' Bhàlir Bhig |
Revd. [Reverend] C. McKenzie
Mr. James Coban
Rev. [Reverend] N. Macintyre |
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A small loch situated a short distance South of Achnatone Farm House. It signifies the Loch of the Little Moss or Plain Earl of Cawdor Propr. [Proprietor] |
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ACHNATONE |
Achnatone
Achnatone
Achnatone
Achnatone |
Revd [Reverend] C. Mackenzie
Mr. W. Gibson
Mr. C. Coban, Tenant Achnatone
William Stables Esqr. Factor |
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This name applies to a farm house one story high with suitable offices the whole are thatched and in fair repair Earl of Cawdor propr. [proprietor] |
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BOG OF FORNIGHTY |
Bog of Fornighty
Bog of Fornighty
Bog of Fornighty |
W. Grigor Esqr. Factor
Revd [Reverend] C. Mackenzie
Mr. W. Gibson |
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This name applies to three small farms, or crofts, the buildings are one story high thatched and in middling repair. J. C. Brodie Esqr propr. [proprietor] |
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KRONYHILLOCK |
Kronyhillock
Kronyhillock
Kronyhillock |
W. Grigor Esqr
Revd. [Reverend] C Mackenzie Mr. W. Gibson |
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A small farm house one story high, thatched and in good repair J. C. Brodie Esqr. proprietor |
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LOWER REMORE |
Lower Remore
Lower Remore
Lower Remore |
W. Grigor Esqr
Revd. [Reverend] C. McKenzie
Mr. W Gibson schoolmaster New Inn |
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A farm house one story high with suitable offices attached, the whole are thatched and in good repair. J. C. Brodie Esqr. Lethen proprietor |
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Upper Remore
Upper Remore
Upper Remore |
W. Grigor Esqr
Revd. [Reverend] C Mackenzie
Mr. W. Gibson |
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A farm house one story high with suitable offices attached, the whole are thatched and in fair repair J. C. Brodie Esqr. propr. [proprietor] |
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LETHEN BAR |
Lethen Bar
Lethen Bar
Lethen Bar
Lethen Bar |
William Grigor Esqr. Factor
Mr Ross Ground Officer Lethen
Mr. McLean Mountpleasant
James Fraser Crockanvenie |
005 |
A wooded hill lying to the South of Lethen House it is about Seven or Eight hundred feet high and commands a most extensive view of the surrounding Country. J. C. Brodie Esqr. Proprietor |
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CROCKANVENIE |
Crockanvenie
Crockanvenie
Crockanvenie
Crockanvenie |
William Grigor Esqr.
James Fraser Occupier
Mr. McLean Mountpleasant
Mr. McPherson Mountpleasant |
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A small thatch house with vegetable garden attached it is the Property of James Brodie Esqr of Lethen |
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Hollybush
Hollybush
Hollybush
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Mr Ross Ground Officer
Mr. McLean Mountpleasant
William Grigor Esqr
James Fraser Crockanvenie |
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A small thatched house with suitable offices attached occupied by John McKenzie and on the property of James Brodie Esqr of Lethen |
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GREYSTONE |
Greystone
Greystone
Greystone |
William Grigor Esqr.
Mr. William Robertson
Rev. H. McCloud |
005 |
A farmsteading, one storey high thatched and in good repair, situated in the district of Broadshaw. Property of J. C. Brodie Esqr. Lethen |
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POOL BRAHAN |
Pool Brahan |
Mr John Paxton, Relugas
Mr William Hutchinson, Auchnagairne
Mr. John Lawson, Relugas |
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POOL NEISH |
Pool Neish |
Mr John Paxton, Relugas
Mr William Hutchinson, Auchnagaisne
Mr. John Lawson, Relugas |
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A deep pool in the River Findhorn situated 14 chains above the Bridge of Daltulich |
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SCUM POOL OF DUNLICH |
Scum Pool of Dunlich
Scum Pool of Dunlich
Scum Pool of Dunlich |
Mr John Paxton, Relugas
Mr William Hutchinson, Auchnagairne
Mr. John Lawson, Relugas |
005 |
A conspicuous pool in the River Findhorn situated about 6 chains from the point where the River Findhorn enters the parish, a well known name |
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SLATE POOL |
Slate Pool |
Mr John Paxton, Relugas
Mr William Hutchinson, Auchnagaisne
Mr. John Lawson, Relugas |
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A deep & narrow Pool in the River Findhorn situated 11 chains below Pool Brahan |
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DALTULICH |
Daltulich
Daltulich
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William Grigor Esqr. Factor Elgin
Mr. William Robertson Schoolmaster Relugas
Rev. [Reverend] Henry McLeod Free Church Ardclach |
005 |
A farm steading & dwelling houses one storey high thatched & in middling repair. Property of J. Brodie Esqr. Lethen |
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DALTULICH BRIDGE |
Daltulich Bridge
Daltulich Bridge
Daltulich Bridge |
William Grigor Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] H. McLeod
Mr. Robertson |
005 |
A stone Bridge built over the River Findhorn about A.D 1790. It is situated about ½ mile W. of Relugas or Maidenrow & about 1 mile N. E. of Coulmony House - Property of the County. |
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SHAW HILL |
Shaw Hill
Shaw Hill
Shaw Hill |
Mr. Robertson
William Grigor Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] H. McLeod |
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A large hill planted with Fir Wood situated near the south boundary of Broad Shaw & about 1 mile N. of Coulmony House & near the River Findhorn at Daltulich Bridge - Property of J. Brodie Esqr., Lethen. |
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STONE COFFIN CONTAINING HUMAN REMAINS FOUND HERE A.D. 1860 [Daltulich] |
Stone Coffin containing human remains found here A.D.1860.
Stone Coffin containing human remains found here A.D.1860.
Stone Coffin containing human remains found here A.D.1860. |
William Grigor Esqr. Factor Elgin
Mr. William Robertson Schoolmaster Relugas
Rev. [Reverend] Henry McLeod Free Church Ardclach |
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There was found about ¼ mile N.W. of the above steading a stone coffin containing human remains about AD.1860. |
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ACHAVRATE |
Achavrate |
George McDonald Tenant Duncan McDonald Achavrate Alexander Rose Midfleenas Peter Balfour Shenval |
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A one storey thatched house with good slated office houses attached it is situated to the west of the Muckle Burn and near the Co [County] Road leading from Belivat to Cawdor and is the Property of Capt [Captain] Gordon Cluny Castle Aberdeenshire |
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FLEENASMORE |
Fleenasmore |
William Stables Esqr.
William Forbes Tenant Alexander Rose Midfleenas Duncan McDonald Achavrate Rent Book
Peter Balfour Shenval |
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A good one storey slate house with good slated office houses and a number of old dilapidated thatched huts They are on the Property of the Earl of Cawdor |
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NEW ACHAMORE |
New Achamore
New Achamore
New Achamore
New Achamore
New Achamore |
William Grigor Esqr. Solicitor Elgin
Alexander Davison Tenant
Alexander Rose Midfleenas
Duncan McDonald Achavrate
Peter Balfour Shenval |
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A one storey thatched house with slated office house it is the property of James Brodie Esqr of Lethen |
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BLACK STRIPE |
Black Stripe |
Duncan McDonald Acharvate
William McDonald Acharvate
John Rose Newlands of Fleenas
Alexander McPherson Newlands of Knockanoern |
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A small stream having its source near Highland Boath and running in an Eastern direction till it meets the Muckle Burn a little to the south of Achravate Farmsteading |
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KEPPERNACH |
Keppernach
Keppernach
Keppernach
Keppernach
Keppernach |
William Forbes Fleenasmore
Alexander Rose Midfleenas
Rent Book
Duncan McDonald Achavrate
William Stables Esqr. |
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A new two storey slated house with inferior thatched office houses in bad repair it is occupied by Mr MacBain and is the Property of the Earl of Cawdor |
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SHENVAL |
Shenval
Shenval
Shenval
Shenval
Shenval |
William Stables Esqr.
William Forbes Fleenasmore
Peter Balfour Shenval
Alexander Rose Midfleenas
Duncan McDonald Achavrate |
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Three or four Cot houses formerly a small farmsteading but now on the farm of Keppernach they are on the Property of the Earl of Cawdor |
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Newlands of Knockeorn - this enty has been crossed out on original page and marked - "Cancelled see page 49" and illegible initials. The crossed out Description is as follows:- "A small thatched house with offices in accordance the whole in bad repair they are the property of the Earl of Cawdor"
Newlands of Fleenas - this entry has been crossed out on original page and marked - "Cancelled See Name Book Sheet Plan 8/2". The crossed out Description is as follows:- "A one story thatch house with suitable office houses the whole in good repair they are the Property of the Earl of Cawdor". |
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LOWER ACHAGOUR |
Lower Achagour
Lower Achagour
Lower Achagour
Lower Achagour |
William Grigor Esqr.
George McArthur Newlands of Fleenas
Rent Receipt
Hector McLean Mountpleasant |
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A small one storey thatched house occupied by Donald McLennan and on the property of James Brodie Esqr of Lethan |
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REDBURN |
Redburn
Redburn
Redburn
Redburn |
William Grigor Esqr.
John McQuin Occupier
Rent Receipt
Hector McLean Mountpleasant |
008 |
This name is applied to the house commonly known as Belivat Post office and also to the small house occupied by Widow McGregor the lands whereon they are built were once a commontry to belivat but are now called Redburn as Belivat lands do not Extend to the west of the Co [County] Road at this place. The House occupied by John McQuinn is a good one story slated house with Post office grocery shop and thatched office house attached there is also a small farm of land connected with the property. The house occupied by Widow McGregor is a small thatched house with one small office house and croft attached they are the Property of James Brodie Esqr of Lethan |
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POST OFFICE [Redburn] |
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office |
William Grigor Esqr
John McQuinn
H. McLean |
008 |
A Minor office with one arrival and one despatch daily, head office Nairn. It is situated in one of the cottages at Redburn, is one storey high, slated, & in good Repair. The property of J. C. Brodie Esq. of Lethen |
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TOMNARROCH BURN |
Tomnarroch Burn
Tomnarroch Burn
Tomnarroch Burn |
William Grigor Esq. Factor, Elgin
Mr Dougall Glenferness House
Mr Leslie Drumlochan |
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A considerable stream rising at the farm of Rearple about a mile Westward of Càrn Dubhaidh flowing in a northerly course close by the farmhouse from which it derives its name and ultimately falling into the River Findhorn at a point about 18 chains east of Ardclach Village |
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MOUNTPLEASANT |
Mountpleasant
Mountpleasant
Mountpleasant
Mountpleasant |
William Grigor Esqr
Hector McLean Tenant
Rent Receipt Donald
Alexander Rehaurie |
008 |
A one storey thatched house with a couple of small office houses attached they are on the Property of James Brodie Esqr of Lethan |
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REHAURIE |
Rehaurie
Rehaurie
Rehaurie
Rehaurie |
William Grigor Esqr.
Donald Alexander Tenant
Rent Receipt
Hector McLean Mountpleasant |
008 |
A one storey thatched house with thatched office house attached they are the Property of James Brodie Esqr of Lethan |
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There is a scored out entry for Newlands of Fleenas with the statement "Cancelled see p49" and illegible initials. The scored out Description is as follows:- "This name is applied to three small farmsteadings occupied Respectively by John Rose, George McArthur & James McIntosh the house occupied by John Rose is a one storey thatched house with suitable office houses attached that occupied by George McArthur is a one storey thatched house with office houses partly slated and partly thatched it is situated about a Quarter of a Mile to the south of the house occupied by John Rose to which the name is written. The house occupied by James McIntosh is situated on the south side of the leading road from Belivat to Cawdor near the farmsteading of Rehaurie it is a very small thatched house with one small wooden office house They are all the Property of the Earl of Cawdor |
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EASTER BELIVAT |
Easter Belivat
Easter Belivat
Easter Belivat |
Mr Fraser Wester Belivat
Mr Ross Ground Officer Lethen
William Grigor, Esqr. Factor, Elgin |
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A farm house one storey high with offices attached thatched, and in good repair J. C. Brodie Esqr. Lethen proprietor |
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NEWTON OF BELIVAT |
Newton of Belivat
Newton of Belivat
Newton of Belivat |
Mr Fraser Wester Belivat
Mr Ross Ground Officer,
William Grigor, Esqr. Factor Elgin |
008 |
A farm house one storey high, having offices attached the whole slated and in excellent condition J. C. Brodie Esqr proprietor |
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WESTER BELIVAT |
Wester Belivat
Wester Belivat
Wester Belivat |
Mr John Fraser Tenant
Mr Ross Ground Officer
W Grigor, Esqr. Factor, Elgin |
008 |
A farm house one storey high, with barn byre and steading attached, the whole thatched, and in good condition J. C. Brodie Esqr proprietor |
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LOCH OF BELIVAT |
Loch of Belivat
Loch of Belivat
Loch of Belivat |
Statistical Account
Mr Fraser Belivat
W. Grigor Esq. Factor, Elgin |
008 |
This name is applied to a small loch situated at the East end of the parish and about one mile north of the parish church It is about half a mile in length and scarcely a quarter in breadth. It is said to have neither an outlet nor a stream flowing into it It lies about half a mile from, and on the West side of the river Findhorn. It is on the Lethen estate |
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CAIRNGLASS |
Cairnglass
Cairnglass
Cairnglass |
James Mann Tenant
Mr Ross, Gd. [Ground] Officer, Lethen
W. Grigor Esqr. Factor Elgin |
008 |
A small farm house one storey high with outhouses attached; the whole thatched and in fair condition J. C. Brodie Esqr proprietor |
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LITTLE COULMONY |
Little Coulmony
Little Coulmony
Little Coulmony |
Donald Davidson, Tenant
Mr Ross, Lethen
W. Grigor Esqr. Factor, Elgin |
008 |
A farm house, one storey high, with suitable offices attached, thatched, and only in middling repair J. C. Brodie Esqr Lethen, proprietor |
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AIRDRIE |
Airdrie
Airdrie
Airdrie |
Rev. [Reverend] H McLeod Mr. W. Roger
William Grigor Esqr. |
008 |
A farm steading & dwelling house, one storey high, partly thatched & partly slated & in good repair - Property of James Dougal Esqr. Ratho by Edinburgh. |
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COULMONY HOUSE |
Coulmony House
Coulmony House
Coulmony House |
Rev. [Reverend] Henry McLeod Free Church, Ardcalch Mr William Roger Parish Schoolmaster, Adclach
William Grigor Esqr. Factor, Elgin |
008 |
A mansion House situarted on the West banks of the River Findhorn about 9 miles from Forres & about 1 mile S. of Daltulich Bridge. The main part of the present building was built in A.D. 1859 & the remaining part in A.D. 1746 - Property of J. Brodie Esqr Lethen |
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MAINS OF COULMONY |
Mains of Coulmony
Mains of Coulmony
Mains of Coulmony |
Rev. [Reverend] H McLeod
Mr. W. Roger
William Grigor Esqr. |
008 |
A farm steading & dwelling house, one storey high, partly thatched & partly slated & in good repair - Property of J. Brodie Esq. Lethen. |
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BALVILLE |
Balville
Balville
Balville |
Mr Stables, Factor
Mr Grant, Tenant
County Valuation Roll 1867 |
007 |
A farm house, one storey high, with stables byres, and barn attached, thatched and only in a moderate state of repair, The Earl of Cawdor proprietor |
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KNOCKANEORN |
Knockaneorn
Knockaneorn
Knockaneorn |
Mr Stables, Cawdor Castle
Mr Hugh McDonald, Tenant
County Val. Roll 1866-7 |
007 |
A farm house, one storey high, with suitable offices attached, the whole thatched and in good repair The Earl of Cawdor proprietor |
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HIGHLAND BOATH |
Highland Boath
Highland Boath
Highland Boath |
William Alexander Stables Esq Factor Cawdor Revd [Reverend] William McPherson, Cawdor
Mr. Macnaughton, Cawdor |
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PATMUSSACH |
Patmussach
Patmussach
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Rent Receipt
Mr Stables, Factor
Mr James McDonald, Tent. [Tenant] |
007 |
A farm house, one storey high with offices attached the whole thatched and in fair repair The Earl of Cawdor Proprietor |
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ALLT AN FHUARAIN BHÀIN |
Allt an Fhuarain Bhàin
Allt an Fhuarain Bhàin
Allt an Fhuarain Bhàin |
Mr Killigan, Achagour
Rev. [Reverend] N. Macintyre
Rev. [Reverend] J. Mackenzie |
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This name applies to a small burn which rises about half a mile to the South East of Achagour farm house, and runs in an northern direction until it falls into the Red Burn about 15 Chains north of Redburn Farm House. It signifies Stream of the White Well |
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CARN ACHADH GAIBHRE |
Càrn Achadh Gaibhre
Càrn Achadh Gaibhre
Càrn Achadh Gaibhre
Càrn Achadh Gaibhre
Càrn Achadh Gaibhre |
Mr Killigan, Achagour farm
Rev. [Reverend] N. Macintyre
Rev. [Reverend] J. MacKenzie |
008 |
A small hill covered with heather, lying about half a mile, to the South W of Achagour farm house, and forming the watershed between the river Findhorn and Muckle Burn It is a gaelic name and signifies Hill of the Goat Field |
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NEWLANDS OF ACHAGOUR |
Newlands of Achagour
Newlands of Achagour
Newlands of Achagour |
Rent Receipt
Duncan Alexander, Tenant Mr Killigan Achagour |
008 |
A small dwelling house one story high with offices adjoining, the whole thatched and in fair repair. It is on the Lethen Estate |
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ACHAGOUR |
Achagour
Achagour
Achagour |
Mr Killigan, Tenant
Mr Ross, Forester, Lethen
County Val. [Valuation] Roll for 1866-7 |
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A large farm house two storeys high, with suitable offices, the former is slated, and in excellent repair, the latter, partly slated & partly thatched and in good condition It is on the Lethen Estate |
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TOM AN UAIN |
Tom an Uain
Tom an Uain
Tom an Uain |
Mr Killigan, Achagour
Rev. [Reverend] N Macintyre, Rothiemurchus
Rev. [Reverend] J. MacKenzie, Ardclach |
008 |
This name applies to a small knoll, lying at South side of the road leading from New Inn to Nairn and situated about ¾ of a mile to the N. E. of Achagour It signifies Knoll of the lambs |
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CHALYBEATE SPRING [Newlands of Fleenas] |
Chalybeate Spring
Chalybeate Spring
Chalybeate Spring |
Mr Stables Factor
Estate Plan
Mr Kinneard, Tenant |
008 |
There is a "Chalybeate Spring" close to one of the holdings of Newlands of Fleenas situated about 12 chains South East of Newlands of Knockaneorn |
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LUBLIESTER |
Lubliester
Lubliester
Lubliester |
Mr Stables Factor
Estate Plan
Mr Hugh McGillivray Tenant |
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A farm house one storey high with byre barn and stables attached thatched and only in a middling state of repair The Earl of Cawdor proprietor |
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NEWLANDS OF FLEENAS |
Newlands of Fleenas
Newlands of Fleenas
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Mr Stables Factor
Estate Plan
Mr Kinneard, Tenant |
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This name applies to several small holdings on the East side of the Muckle Burn, they are all one storey high and have offices attached, the whole thatched and in fair repair. The Earl of Cawdor Proprietor |
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Newlands of Knockaneorn
Newlands of Knockaneorn
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Mr Alexander Davidson Tent. [Tenant]
Estate Plan |
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Two small farm houses on storey high with offices attached, thatched and in fair repair The Earl of Cawdor proprietor |
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ARDCLACH [farm] |
Ardclach
Ardclach
Ardclach |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McLeod
Mr Roger
William Grigor Esqr |
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A farm steading & dwelling-house one storey high, partly thatched & partly slated & in middling repair Property of J. Brodie Esqr., Lethen |
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BELFRY [Ardclach] |
Belfry
Belfry
Belfry |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McLeod
Mr Roger
William Grigor Esqr |
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A stone building with a bell attached, standing upon an eminence near the Ph. [Parish] Church, for which the bell is used. 1655 is cut on a stone built in the walls. The building is in good repair & slated - It appears to be a modern erection. Property of the heritors. Nothing is know of it by the people of the district or the Factor of the Estate on which it is built. |
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Moss-side
Moss-side
Moss-side |
Rev. [Reverend] H. Mcleod
Mr Roger
William Grigor Esqr |
008 |
A croft house, 1 storey high, built of wood & thatched & in middling repair. Property of J. Brodie Esqr. Lethen |
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Manse of Ardclach,
26th. April, 1869.
Sir,
In reply to your favour duly receiv=
ed, I have to say, that the Name
of this Parish, is Ardclach, which
you spell correctly. In the Parish
there is the district of Ardclach,
which comprehends within it my
Church, Manse, Manse Garden,
Office Houses, Glebe, Parish School,
Schoolhouse, Schoolmaster's Garden,
and Croft of land, also the Farm
near the Manse, Ardclach Farm,
and the buildings thereon. There
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is no Village in the Parish, called
Ardclach. The Village is called
Ferness, comprehending within
it several small dwelling houses,
a School built by the Proprietors of
Glenferness, and a Post Office,
which goes under the name of the
Ardclach Post Office, but the
Village is Ferness Village.
If you consult William Grigor
Esqr, Writer, Elgin, I think
he will confirm what I have
written above. I am, Your
obedient Servant, Colin Mackenzie
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P.S. There is also in the district
of Ardclach, a Cottage occupied
by my Man-Servant, Alexander
Mackenzie, and another Cottage
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Elgin 26th. April 1869
Sir,
Ordnance Survey
I have received your favor, without date
stating that you are directed by Captain Bolland R.E [Royal Engineers]
"to describe and write the name of Ardclach on the
"Ordnance Survey documents, as a village, including the
"Church, manse, school, Post Office, and several Dwelling
"houses; and not as I applied it to the farmsteading
"situated near the manse". - You also ask my
authority for the mode of spelling -
The spelling is quite accurate -
Excuse me for stating, that I cannot
understand, how Captain Bolland came to instruct
you as he has done. There is no village of Ardclach;
the Church is situated in a hollow, nearly a quarter
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of a mile from the Manse; the Parish school, again,
is situated nearly a mile from the Manse; the Post
office, upwards of a mile from the School; the Dwelling
houses situated near the Manse form the farm steading,
of one of Mr Brodie of Lethen's farms.
The only village in the parish, is the village
of Glenferness, situated on the south side of the Findhorn,
including Post office, school, and several dwelling houses.
I am Sir,
Your most obedt. servt. [obedient servant]
William Grigor.
Corporal E. Ridsdale
R.E. [Royal Engineers]
Ordnance Survey
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MANSE [Free Church ; Ardclach] |
Free Church Manse
Free Church Manse
Free Church Manse |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McLeod Minister
Mr Roger Ph Schoolmaster
William Grigor Esqr. Factor |
008 |
A good stone building two stories high, with offices attached, both slated. Property of the Free Church of Scotland |
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SCHOOL [Ardclach] |
School
School
School |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McLeod
Mr Roger
William Grigor Esqr. |
008 |
Parish School. A good stone building with dwelling house attached, two stories high & slated. Average attendance about 20 & the usual branches of education are taught. Property of the heritors. |
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LEVRATTICH |
Levrattich
Levrattich
Levrattich |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McLeod
Mr. Roger
William Grigor Esqr. |
008 |
A farm steading & dwelling house, one storey high, thatched & in good repair Property of J. Brodie Esqr of Lethen |
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BALANREOCH |
Balanreoch
Balanreoch
Balanreoch` |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McLeod Free Church, Ardclach
Mr Roger Parish Schoolmaster Ardclach
William Grigor Esqr. Factor, Elgin |
008 |
A Farm Steading & dwelling house, 1 storey high, slated & in good repair. Property of John Dougal Esqr Ratho by Edinburgh. |
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LOGIE BRIDGE |
Logie Bridge
Logie Bridge
Logie Bridge |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McLeod
Mr Roger
William Grigor Esqr |
008 |
A stone bridge built over the Findhorn, at Wester Logie, about A.D. 1817 - Property of the County |
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WESTER LOGIE |
Wester Logie
Wester Logie
Wester Logie |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McLeod
Mr Roger
William Grigor Esqr |
008 |
Three dwelling houses, 1 storey high, thatched & in middling repair. It was a Farm Steading at one time. Property of John Doudal Esqr. |
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FREE CHURCH [Ardclach] |
Free Church
Free Church
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Rev. [Reverend] H. McLeod
Mr Roger
William Grigor Esqr |
008 |
A plain stone building erected A.D. 1844 as a place of worship in connection with the Free Church of Scotland, to which body it belongs. It is seated for 417 persons. |
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KEPPERNACH |
Keppernach
Keppernach
Keppernach |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McLeod
Mr Roger
William Grigor Esqr |
008 |
A Farm steading & dwelling house, 1 storey high, thatched & in middling repair. Property of J. Brodie Esqr Lethen |
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MANSE [parish ; Ardclach] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Rev. [Reverend] H. McLeod
Mr Roger
William Grigor Esqr |
008 |
A dwelling house with out offices detached a short distance of, two stories high, slated and in good repair. Property of the Heritors |
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LITTLE LYNE |
Little Lyne
Little Lyne
Little Lyne
Little Lyne |
Revd [Reverend] C McKenzie
Mr W. Gibson
Mr A Rose, Tent. [Tenant] Muckle Lyne
William Grigor Esqr |
008 |
A farm house one storey high with offices attached the former is slated the latter thatched the whole are in good repair. J. Dougal Esqr propr. [propritetor] |
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MUCKLE LYNE |
Muckle Lyne
Muckle Lyne
Muckle Lyne
Meikle Lyne |
Revd. [Reverend] C McKenzie
Mr W. Gibson
Mr A Rose, Tent. [Tenant]
William Grigor Esqr Factor |
008 |
A farm house one story high with suitable offices detached a short distance to the west the former is slated, the latter thatched the whole are in fair repair. J. Dougal Esqr Glenfernes propr. [proprietor] |
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MILLS OF AIRDRIE (Corn & Carding) |
Mills of Airdrie (Corn and Carding)
Mills of Airdrie (Corn and Carding)
Mills of Airdrie (Corn and Carding)
Mills of Airdrie (Corn and Carding) |
Revd [Reverend] C McKenzie
Mr W. Gibson
Mr A Rose
William Grigor Esqr. |
008 |
This name applies to corn and carding mills, situated upon the Burn of Fevene at a short distance to the East of the farm of Score, the motive power is water. J Dougal Esqr Glenfernes proprietor |
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MOUNT |
Mount
Mount
Mount
Mount |
Revd [Reverend] C McKenzie
Mr W. Gibson
Mr A Rose
William Grigor Esqr. |
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This name applies to a farm house one story high with suitable offices attached the whole are thatched and in middling repair. J. Dougal Esqr Propr. [Proprietor] |
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LOGIE |
Logie
Logie
Logie
Logie |
Revd [Reverend] C McKenzie Parish Minister Ardclach
Mr W. Gibson schoolmaster New Farm
Mr A Rose Tenant Muckle Lyne
William Grigor Esqr. |
008 |
A farm house one story high with suitable offices detatched a short distance to the East the whole are thatched and in fair repair J. Dougal Esqr propr. [proprietor] |
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SCORE |
Score
Score
Score
Score |
Revd [Reverend] C McKenzie
Mr W. Gibson
Mr A Rose
William Grigor Esqr. |
008 |
A farm house one story high with suitable offices attached the former slated the latter thatched the whole are in fair repair J. Dougal Esqr propr. [proprietor] |
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STRIPE OF FEVENE |
Stripe of Fevene
Stripe of Fevene |
B. Robertson, Arclach
William Grant Toremore
Estate Plan 1781 |
008 |
A small stream rising in the North base of the Knock of Fevene (Hill of Fevene) flowing Westward untill it unites with Stripe of Muckle Lyne. |
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BURN OF FEVENE |
Burn of Fevene
Burn of Fevene
Burn of Fevene
Burn of Fevene |
Revd [Reverend] C. McKenzie
Mr W. Gibson
Mr A Rose
William Grigor Esqr. |
008 |
A stream having its source a short distance North of the Hill of Fevene, and after running in a Westerly direction, it enters the River Findhorn a short distance north of the Farm house of Logie J. Dougal Esqr Propr. |
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HILL OF FEVENE |
Hill of Fevene
Hill of Fevene
Hill of Fevene
Hill of Fevene |
Revd [Reverend] C. McKenzie
Mr W. Gibson
Mr A. Rose
William Grigor Esqr. |
008 |
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[page signed] A. B. Coddington
LtRE [Liuetenant Royal Engineers]
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Extracts from New Statistical Account......................................................... -- Examiners replies to each of the underlined portions
Parish of Ardclach
Many of the springs in this parish are chalybeate.
There is one fine lake, situated on the property of Lethen,............................. -- Not completed
called the Loch of Belivat, remarkable for having no known............................. -- Name supplied
or perceptible stream running into or out of it.
The River Findhorn. which takes its rise in the Monad-leah.............................. -- The name Monad-leah
group of Mountains in Inverness-shire, and, running in................................... -- is obsolete
a north easterly direction, flows for about 13 miles through
the parish of Ardclach, increased in its progress by a
number of mountain streams, Viz. the burns of Torgarrow;............................ -- Tor Burn, Tomnarroch
Drumlochan, and Tomnarroch from the south, and the burn........................... -- Burn & that of Tomlachlan
of Altnarie from the north. On the burn of Torgarrow, near............................ -- which is sometimes Called
the farm of Lynemore there is a beautiful cascade, and.................................. -- Drumlochan Burn are Shown on traces
another on the burn of Altnarie, upon the estate of Lethen. .......................... -- These cascades are not
The Burn of Lethen, or Muckle Burn is a considerable steam, ......................... -- known by any names in the locality
which takes its rise in the south west of this parish, and flows....................... -- Muckle Burn is the
through it for about 10 miles, in a direction nearly parallel to.......................... -- name the stream goes under.
the Findhorn, which it ultimately joins, within about 2 miles
of its mouth.
Geology - The general character of the parish is sub-alpine,
and the prevailing rocks belong to the primary series. Of these,
some magnificent sections are made, - particularly at
Dulsie, Fairness, Altnarie, and Coulmony. ....................................................... -- See Dulsie or rather Bridge
Part of the parish consists of the lands of Mid-Fleenes,................................... -- of Dulsie on traces Coulmony written
and Acharait, now belonging to Colonel Gordon of Cluny;
the lands of Dallasbrachty and Craigcroy, which be-
longed to James Dunbar of Cunzie and Kilbuyack, and
are now the property of Sir William G.G. Cumming, Bart. [Baronet] of
Altyre; and the lands of Glenernie which now belong
to Charles Lennox Cumming Bruce, Esq. of Roseisle
and Dunphail.
The Old Fortalice of Lethen withstood three sieges........................................ -- Site near the present
the first by the Marquis of Montrose in 1645; the second by.......................... -- house of Lethen
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of the Marquis of Huntly in 1649 and the third under the
command of Sir Mungo Murray in 1653.
Antiquities. There is a curious obelisk, situated
in a haugh on Glenfairness, on the river side, and about
a mile below the old bridge of Dulcie. Characters somewhat
similar to those on Sueno's Pillar, near Forres, are sculp-
tured on it, but it is scarcely half the height of the Forres
Obelisk. The sculpture is nearly the same on both sides of the............. -- Shown on Trace & described
stone, but in the lowest compartment on one of them are.................... -- in Name Book
two figures, seemingly in the Highland dress, and in the
attitude of embrace. There is no trace of any writing, and
tradition describes it to be a memorial of the unhappy fate
of a Celtic princess, who eloped with a Danish lover, and
was pursued to the birch covered hill, called the Doune
of Dunearn, on the verge of the Findhorn, from which, to
avoid their pursuers, they precipitated themselves into the
river, and perished together.
On the summit of the hill of Lethenbar, which stands........................... -- Written
862 feet above the level of sea, there is a very perfect Druidical......... -- Removed
Circle, and in its immediate neighbourhood are -- Are these composed of Stone [overwritten words] If the latter Cairns should be written
numerous Tumuli .................................................................................. -- No trace can be obtained of this
Mansion Houses. - The only mansion house within the parish
is Coulmony House, the property of Mr. Brodie of Lethen. .................... -- Written
On a tablet over the door is inscribed the date 1746. It is
situated on the banks of the Findhorn, and the scenery around
is justly celebrated for its highland beauty. The late
Sir James Montgomery Cuninghame commenced to build
a mansion house on his estate of Fairness, on the opposite
bank of the river; but unhappily he did not live to finish it.
Shaw Hill upon the estate of Lethen....................................................... -- Written
There are 3 stone bridges over the Findhorn, viz. one at....................... -- Bridge of Dulsie written
Dulcie, one at Glenfairness, and a third at Daltulich................................ -- Daltulich Bridge written
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Ecclesiastical State. - The parish of Ardclach is not made.................................... -- It is probable that the
mention of before the Reformation, previous to which era the........................... -- Chapel shown on plan near
places of worship resorted to by the inhabitants were two Chapels.................. -- the Bridge of Dulsie is the
one at Fairness, and the other at Lethen. After the Reformation....................... -- one mentioned as being at
Ardclach is mentioned as a Vicarage, of which the parson of............................. -- Fairness, or Ferness as it is
Rafford, as sub-chanter of Moray was patron. Thereafter it............................... -- written. See trace for
became a distinct parish until united to Edenkillie in 1618,................................ -- supposed site of the other one
and those two churches wee served per Vices by one minister.
This junction of the parishes continued until 1650 in which
year the parish of Ardclach, as it now exists, was by order of Par,
liament, and by Decree of Platt, dated 13th. February 1650, for
the first time erected, and the annexation to it of the
following lands, formerly in the parish of Auldearn, .......................................... -- Not yet completed
viz. "The lands of Lethinbar, Fornighty, Fleenesnagall,...................................... -- Lethen Bar written Bog of Fornighty
Achamore, and Achavelgin, belonging to Alexander Brodie................................ -- Achamore written
of Lethin; and Middle Fleenes, and Achnatone, belonging................................. -- Midfleenas & Achnatone written
to William Rose of Clava, and Hugh Rose, fiar thereof.
The parish church is placed in the centre of the church
Yard which lies in a deep Valley or haugh on the north side
of the Findhorn, at some little distance above the bridge of
Fairness. The situation, on the whole, is perhaps the most............................... -- Two detached portions Nos. 1 and 2 of
convenient that could be chosen; the extreme point on the.............................. -- Ardclach Parish which also form
east being on the lands of Sir W. Cumming, and Major...................................... -- detached portions Nos. 1 and 2 of the
Cumming Bruce, which lay stretched beyond the rest of the............................. -- County of Nairn are shewn on the Sketch
parish, near the confines of Knockando, and have the parish........................... -- Map of Edinkillie Parish
of Edenkillie interjected between them and the rest of Ardclach. ..................... -- Be particular in your enquiries
There is only one inn in the parish. It is called New Inn. .................................. -- It is now a farmsteading called Balanreoch
Names taken from Old Statistical Account Vol. [Volume] 4. P.[Page] 152
Ardclach.................................................................................................. -- A Parish
Dulcy bridge............................................................................................ -- Is Dulcie in the forgoing or Dulcy the proper spelling
Lethen.................................................................................................... -- A Mansion house or extensive farmstead
There are 5 Distilleries and one Inn in the parish, the............................ -- Have these Distilleries and
Inn is at Dulcy bridge. ............................................................................. -- Now converted into a Farm House
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Ardclach........................................................ -- A parish
Findhorn river
Dulcie Bridge.................................................. -- See Old Stat. [Statistical] Account for Dulcy Bridge of written
Tominarroch................................................... -- written
bridge of Relugas.......................................... -- Daltulich Bridge written
Relugas......................................................... -- In adjoining Parish
Tarnaway...................................................... -- In adjoining Parish
Cairn
Sculptured tablet, having a rude cross & many Runic Knots.. -- Written
Farness -- Should not this be Fairness See N. Stat. Acc. [New Statistical Account] -- Ferness
Letham......................................................... -- The seat of Mr. Brodie Be very particular about the
..................................................................... -- spelling of this name as the foregoing authorities spell
..................................................................... -- it differently. Get the proprietors mode of spelling
In replying to remarks on Antiquities &c. in the
parish; the Superintendent of Examiners will......... -- Information supplied
supply all the local information he can obtain......... -- as far as obtainable
and state what steps he has taken to obtain........ -- E. Ridsdale 2nd Corpl R.E. [Corporal Royal Engineers]
such information.
Signed
F. E. Pratt
Captn R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers]
Extracts from the Revd. [Reverend] Lauchlan Shaw's History of the
Province of Moray dated 1775
The parish of Ardclach lies on both sides of the river (Findhorn)
On the east side of the river are the lands of Ardrie, Logie & ...... -- written
Ferness and Aitnach; and above these is Dunern......................... -- written
Close by the church on the opposite side of the brook, is
Glenernie. In 1526 Dallasbrachtie, Craigroy, Ardrie....................... -- Airdrie written
and Logiegown were the feu property of James Dunbar
of Cunzie and Kilbuyack. Mr. James Grant of
Ardnellie purchased Logie and Arderie. The lands
of Fernes and Aitnach were disponed to Kilravock by
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Mr. John Wood of Tilliderie.
On the west side of the river, and close by it, is Daltulick,.......... -- Daltulich written
and Culmonie. North west is the Barony of Bellivat................... -- Coulmony, & Belivat written
and Middle Fleenes, The lands of Keppernack and..................... -- Midfleenas, Keppernach, written
Boath in the south west of the parish and Benhir in.................. -- Boath written
the Streins are the property of John Campbell of Calder. .......... -- Streens written
Two miles above the Church, is the bridge of Doulasie,
and for 4 miles farther the Strath of Streins is very................... -- Simply "Streens"
narrow, inclosed with high hills, consisting of three
Davachs of land, the lower in Ardclach, the middle
in Calder, and the upper in Moy Parish, all the property
of John Campbell of Calder
Copied by Patrick Lynch
C.A. [Civilian Assistant]
Ardclach, a Vicarage whereof the Minister of Rafford
was Titular, and probably Patron. Brodie of Lethen,
as Patron of Rafford,
acted as Patron of Ardclach. I do not find, that Ardclach
was called a parish before the Reformation; The Chapels.......... -- Supposed site of the Chapel mentioned as being at Lethen shown on traces
Fernes and Lethen, depending on the Dean of Aldern............... -- Site of Chapel at Ferness shown
seem to have been the places of worship; and the
Church of Ardclach was built in 1626.......................................... -- Written
The Captains not to be added.
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INDEX to the part of the Parish of Ardclach on 1/2500 Scale the remainder being on 6 inch Sheets Nos. 7,8,10,11 & 13
Names of Objects -- Page
Achagour -- 48
Achamore -- 17
Achavelgin -- 6
Achavrate -- 29
Achnatone -- 23
Airdrie -- 39
Allt an Fhuaran Bhàin -- 45
Ardclach -- 51
Ardclach Ph. [Parish] -- 1
Balanreoch -- 53
Balville -- 41
Belfry -- 51
Black Burn -- 4
Black Stripe -- 30
Bog of Fornighty -- 23
Brevail -- 10
Broadshaw -- 12
Bruachmary Burn -- 16
Burn of Blarandualt -- 20
Burn of Fevene -- 58
Campbell's School (Endowed) -- 21
Cairnglass -- 38
Càrn Achadh Gaibhre -- 47
Clune -- 11
Coulmony House -- 39
Crockanvenie -- 25
Daltulich -- 28
Daltulich Bridge -- 28
Drum -- 5
Easter Belivat -- 35
Easter Craigiemore -- 13
Easter Potgreenie -- 13
Easter Tomloan -- 15
Fleenasmill -- 6
Fleenasmore -- 29
Fleenasnagael -- 4
Fornighty -- 7
Fornighty Moss -- 17
Free Church -- 54
Free Church School -- 8
Garrowstripe -- 9
Greystone -- 27
Highland Boath -- 43
Hill of Urchany -- 11
Hillhead -- 3
Hill of Fevene -- 58
Hollybush -- 25
Keppernach -- 30
Keppernach -- 54
Knockaneorn -- 41
Kronyhillock -- 24
Laiken -- 5
Lethen Bar -- 25
Levrattich -- 52
Little Coulmony -- 38
Little Lyne -- 55
Littlemill -- 4
Loch a' Bhlair Bhig -- 21
Loch of Belivat -- 37
Logie -- 57
Logie Bridge -- 53
Lower Achagour -- 31
Lower Remore -- 24
Lubliester -- 49
Mains of Coulmony -- 39
Manse -- 52
Manse -- 54
Midfleenas -- 17
Mill of Lethen (Corn, Flour, & Saw) -- 7
Mills of Airdrie (Corn & Carding) -- 56
Moss-side -- 51
Mountpleasant -- 33
Mount -- 56
Muckle Burn -- 7
Muckle Lyne -- 55
New Achamore -- 15
New Achamore -- 29
New Fleenas -- 3
Newlands of Achagour -- 47
Newlands of Fleenas -- 49
Newlands of Knockaneorn -- 49
Newlands of Knockaneorn -- 49
Newlands of Tomloan -- 16
Newton of Belivat -- 35
Ord -- 19
Ord Loch -- 19
Pool Neish -- 27
Patmussach -- 44
Pool Brahan -- 27
Post Office -- 32
Redburn -- 31
Red Burn -- 8
Rehaurie -- 33
River Findhorn -- 43
School -- 52
Stripe of Fevene -- 57
Score -- 57
Scum Pool of Dunlich -- 27
Shaw Hill -- 28
Slate pool -- 27 |
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Names of Objects -- Page
Shenval -- 30
Slagachorie -- 5
The Ord -- 20
Tom an Uain -- 48
Tom Fade -- 18
Tomnagee -- 9
Tomshogle -- 6
Tomnarroch Burn -- 32
Tumulus called Shion Hillock -- 18
Upper Remore -- 24
Waukmill -- 8
Wester Belivat -- 35
Wester Craigiemore -- 13
Wester Logie -- 53
Wester Potgreenie -- 12
Wester Tomloan -- 15 |
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NAME BOOK
OF PART OF THE PARISH OF
ARDCLACH The remainder being on 6 inch Sheets Nos. 7,8,10, 11 & 13
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