An edition of The lands and people of Moray
(2000)
The lands and people of Moray
some notes on the history and people of the baronies, estates & lands of Morayshire prior to 1850
by Bruce B. Bishop
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The lands and people of Moray: some notes on the history and people of the baronies, estates & lands of Morayshire prior to 1850
2000, J. & B. Bishop
in English
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pt. 1. Estates in the Parish of Elgin west of the River Lossie : Inverlochty, Mosstowie, Pittendreich, Manbeen and Auchtertyre, Miltonduff, Pluscarden
pt. 2. Estates in the northern part of the Parish of Spynie : Westfield, Quarrywood, Findrassie, Myreside, Spynie
pt. 3. Estates in the southern part of the Parish of Spynie : Aldroughty, Sheriffmill, Morriston, Borough Briggs, Bishopmill
pt. 4. Estates in the Parish of Elgin east of the River Lossie : Blackhills, Thornhill, Clackmarras, Longmorn, Whitewreath (Fogwatt), Ashgrove, Maisondieu, New Elgin, Glassgreen, The Panns, Oldmills, Mayne, Bilbohall and the Aughteen Parts
pt. 5. The Burgh of Elgin prior to 1600
pt. 7. The Burgh of Elgin in the 18th century
pt. 8. Burgh of Elgin in the first half of the 19th century
pt. 9. Estates in the former parish of St. Andrews now part of the parish of St. Andrews-Lhanbryde : St. Andrews Kirtoun and Kirkhill; Linkwood, Glassgreen and Boggs; Newmill, Lesmurdie and Bareflathills; Pitgaveny and Inchbroom; Barmuckity, Waulkmill and Troves; Calcots, Dunkinty and Foresterseat
pt. 10. The village of Lhanbryde, Coxton and Cotts, Sheriffston and Darklands, Pittensair and Hatton, Cranloch and Teindland, prior to 1850, in the former parish of Langbride now part of the parish of St. Andrews-Lhanbryde
pt. 11. The former parish of Kinneddar comprising Lossiemouth, Branderburgh, Stotfield, Coulardhill, Kinneddar, Aikenhead, prior to 1850, now part of the Parish of Drainie
pt. 12. The former parish of Ogstoun comprising Gordonstoun, Covesea, Ettles, Drainie, Salterhill, Ardivot & Ballormy, Muirton, forming the western part of the modern parish of Drainie
pt. 14. Garmouth, Kingston, Essil, Lunan and Newtown ... forming the northern part of the Parish of Speymouth e Parish of Alves
pt. 15. Stynie, Redhall, Boat of Bog, Mosstodloch, Cowfords, Balnacoul, Dipple, Orbliston ... forming the southern part of the Parish of Speymouth
pt. 16. Fochabers, Boat of Bog and Gordon Castle, prior to 1850 : forming the major centre of population of the Parish of Speymouth
pt. 17. Spey Bay, Bellie Churchyard, Bogmoor, Dallachy, Auchenreath, Auchenhalrig, Tynet, Braes of Enzie and the other small settlements, prior to 1850 : forming the rural parts of the Parish of Bellie
pt. 18. Kirktoun of Duffus, New Duffus, Burnside, Shempston, Duffus Castle, Keam, Begrow, Unthank, Buthill, Inchkeil, Kirkhill, Standingstone, prior to 1850 : forming the south and east of the Parish of Duffus
pt. 19. Roseisle, Burghead, Cummingston, Hopeman, prior to 1850 : forming the north and west of the Parish of Duffus
pt. 20. Kirktoun of Alves, Easter Alves, Crook, Ardgye, Newton, Monaughty, Cloves, Asleisk, Kilbuyack : forming the south and east of the Parish of Alves
pt. 21. Wester Alves, Earnside, Gateside, Coltfield, Hempriggs, Windyhills, Milton Brodie : forming the north and west of the Parish of Alves.
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