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Place name County Entry Source Alford Aberdeenshire Auchindoir - Kearn, Cabrach, Clatt, Corgarff ( quoad sacra), Glenbucket, Keig, Kennethmont, Kildrummy, Leochel Cushnie, Strathdon. Tough, Towie, and Tullynessle Forbes. Pop. (1871) 12,888, (1881) 12,242, of whom Groome Auchindoir and Kearn Aberdeenshire Auchindoir and Kearn, a united parish of W Aberdeenshire, containing the village of Lumsden, 3¾ miles NNW of Alford Groome Auchindoir and Kearn Aberdeenshire Auchindoir and Kearn , a united par., W. Aberdeenshire, 8 miles SW. of Gartly sta., containing Lumsden P.O. vil., 15,310 ac., pop. 1514. Bartholomew Bogie Aberdeenshire Auchindoir, and it runs north-north-eastward and northward, along a fine valley called from it Strathbogie, to the river Groome Buck of Cabrach Aberdeenshire Auchindoir, and Kildrummy parishes, Aberdeenshire, 13 miles SW by S of Huntly. Rising 2368 feet above sea-level, it presents Groome Cabrach Aberdeenshire
BanffshireAuchindoir, and Kildrummy, SE by detached portions of Towie and Strathdon, S by Glenbucket, SW and W by Inveraven, and NW by Mortlach Groome Clatt Aberdeenshire Auchindoir. Its greatest length from N to S is 4 miles; its breadth from E to W varies between 1 3 / 8 and 3¼ miles Groome Cotton Aberdeenshire Cotton, a village in Auchindoir and Kearn parish, W Aberdeenshire, 7 furlongs ESE of Rhynie. Groome Craig Castle Aberdeenshire Craig Castle , seat, Auchindoir and Kearn par., Aberdeenshire, 2 miles NW. of Lumsden. Bartholomew Creack Aberdeenshire Creack, a village in Auchindoir parish, W Aberdeenshire, 3½ miles SW of Rhynie. Groome Don Aberdeenshire Auchindoir, Alford, Tullynessle, Keig, Tough, Monymusk, Oyne, Chapel of Garioch, Kemnay, Inverurie, Kintore, Keithhall, Fintray, Kinnellar, Dyce, New Machar, Newhills Groome Kearn Kearn . See AUCHINDOIR AND KEARN. Bartholomew Kildrummy Aberdeenshire Auchindoir, E by Tullynessle, SE by Leochel-Cushnie, S by Towie, W by detached sections of Strathdon and Towie, and NW by Cabrach Groome Lumsden Aberdeenshire Auchindoir and Kearn parish, Aberdeenshire, 4 miles SSW of Rhynie, 9¾ N W by N of Alford, and 8 SSW of Gartly Groome Lumsden Aberdeenshire Auchindoir and Kearn par., Aberdeenshire, 8 miles SW. of Gartly sta., pop. 519; P.O., 1 Bank; is a business centre Bartholomew Muir of Rhynie or Rhynie Aberdeenshire Auchindoir, St Mary's (1859; 80 sittings), which, Early English in style, was restored and decorated in 1883. Cattle fairs Groome Rhynie Aberdeenshire Auchindoir, and W by Cabrach. Its utmost length, from E to W, is 7½ miles; its breadth varies between Groome Tullynessle and Forbes Aberdeenshire Auchindoir. Its utmost length, from E to W, is 6 miles; its utmost breadth is 4 miles; and its area Groome
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