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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SKIRLIE CRAIG | Skirlie Craig Skirlie Craig Skirlie Craig |
Revd. [Reverend] James Taylor Ph. [Parish] Manse, Monzie Mr. John Laurie Assessor & Regr. [Registrar] James Maxton Grahame Esqr. Cultoquhey |
095 | A Steep precipice, the top of which is formed of nearly an Upright Solid Rock of about 10 feet high, the rest of the Slope is composed of loose Stones and grass, the highest point (west end) is about 70 and the lowest (east end) about 30 feet. It forms a gully between it and the rising ground to the north. |
| INNERPEFFRAY CURLING POND | Innerpeffray Curling Pond | Capt. [Captain] Carey R.E. [Royal Engineers]- Note dated 5-5-66 Mr Kerr |
108 | A curling pond in a wood of the Same name |
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[Page] 3Parish of Monzie
INNERPEFFREY CURLING POND
Capt. [Captain] Carey R. E. [Royal Engineers] Note dated 5.5.66
Mr Kerr
Pond described by Mr. Kerr Hill Sketcher - traces Sent to Capt [Captain] Carey - formal writer at Computing offices in
Abdn [Aberdeen] area around 7 May 1866
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