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| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
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| CASTLE OR ECCLESIASTICAL EDIFICE (Supposed remains of) | Supposed Remains of a Castle or Ecclesiastical Edifice | Continued | [continued from page 11] been a place of importance there can be no doubt. In the locality it is Sometimes called the "Auld Castle at Inaltrie" but that it has been a castle as before stated, tradition is silent. Conjecture as given in the New Statistical Account is perhaps the most that can be said or learnt respecting it. No information whatever can be obtained regarding the places where Roman coins have been found, and the remains of fosses and roads mentioned in the Old Statistical Account, |
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