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Place name County Entry Source Banff Banffshire Garmouth; and Banff itself makes but a small figure in the aggregate business of the seven. Its harbour, formed at the Deveron Groome Burniestripe Moray Burniestripe , vil., Urquhart par., NE. Elginshire, 2 miles SW. of Garmouth. Bartholomew Burniestripe Moray Burniestripe, a village in Urquhart parish, NE Elginshire, 2 miles SW of Garmouth. Groome Elgin Moray Garmouth and Kingston-on-Spey. Elgin unites with Banff and Macduff, Cullen, Inverurie, Kintore, and Peterhead to form the Elgin Groome Elgin Moray Garmouth, Hopeman, Lossiemouth, and Urquhart, which 9 churches together had 3144 members in 1881.-The United Presbyterians have a presbytery Groome Elginshire or Moray Moray Garmouth, Kingston, Lossiemouth, Burghead, and Findhorn, but they are all small, none of them being more than a sub-port Groome Finfan Moray Garmouth. It has a mineral well, of similar quality to Strathpeffer spa, and a neat cottage was built at it by General Groome Finfan Moray Finfan , mineral well, Urquhart par., NE. Elginshire, 1½ mile SW. of Garmouth. Bartholomew Garmouth Moray Garmouth , seaport vil. with ry. sta., near mouth of river Spey, in co. and 8½ miles E. of Elgin Bartholomew Garmouth Moray Garmouth, a seaport village in Urquhart parish, Elginshire, on the left bank of the river Spey, ¾ mile S of Kingston Groome Glenmore Inverness Shire
KincardineshireGarmouth, at first in single logs, but afterwards in rafts. Many of them were so large as to measure from Groome Gordon Castle Banffshire
MorayGarmouth-- Ord. Sur., sh. 95, 1876See Huntly, Aboyne, and Alviel the History of the Family of Gordon, by William Gordon Groome Kingston Moray mouth of river Spey, ¾ mile N. of Garmouth and 9½ miles NE. of Elgin, pop. 326; has shipbuilding. Bartholomew Kingston or Kingston-Port Moray Garmouth, and 5 miles N by W of Fochabers. It owes at once its origin and name to the establishment Groome Lochhill Moray Lochhill , hamlet, Urquhart par., Elginshire, 3 miles W. of Garmouth. Bartholomew Moray, Province of Moray Garmouth and the battle of Cromdale, are noticed in detail in conjunction with the different places with which they are more Groome Spey Banffshire
Inverness Shire
MorayGarmouth, and timber is still taken in rafts or ` floats ' down the river from the woods along the middle reaches Groome Speymouth Moray Garmouth. The last, including Garmouth and Kingston, was originally in the parish of Urquhart, from which it was disjoined in 1649, but it was again Groome Urquhart Moray Garmouth. The small Loch of Cotts (400 x 200 yards) was at one time much larger, but has been reduced Groome
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