OS1/19/12/11
| List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Burn of Anaquhat | Burn of Anaquhat Burn of Anaquhat Burn of Anaquhat Burn of Anaquhat |
Estate Plan 1811 Mr Charles Whyte, (Stonehouse) Mr James Gerrard (Hobseat) A.W. Kinnear Esqr (Factor) Stonehaven |
011.14 | A small stream So called from its Source till it joins the "Cowie Water" near "Brucklaw" |
| Brucklaw | Brucklaw Brucklaw Brucklaw Brackley Brucklaw |
Estate Plan 1811 Mr Charles Whyte Mr James Gerrard Philip's Co. [County] Map A.W. Kinnear Esqr. |
011.14 | There were formerely Several houses here Known by this name, the houses and fences adjoining are nearly altogether demolished, but the place still retains the name - |
| Meikleouf Burn | Meikle-ouf Burn Meikleouf Burn Meikleouf Burn Meikleouf Burn |
Estate Plan 1811 Mr Charles Whyte Mr James Gerrard A.W. Kinnear Esqr |
011.14 | A Small stream so called from its Source till it joins the "Cowie Water" |
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[Page] 11Parish of Glenbervie
[Note Anaquhat Burn] -- " Ana - a river island". -- Jamieson)
"Quhat - An exclamation " -- Jamieson)
"Anathach - Bold, fearless" -- (Gaelic)
[Note Brucklaw] -- "Bruick, Bruck. - A kind of boil" (Jamieson)
"Bruick - To possess".
"Bruckle Brittle". (Jamieson)
"Bruchlay - A mean or wretched hovel, a crumbling insecure wall" - This is evidently the original name - (Gaelic) -- [Initialled] B.R.
[Note Meikleouf Burn] -- Mekyl, Meikle, Mykil, Muckle, - Great respecting size." -- (Jamieson)
"Ouf - The wolf." -- (Ibid) [Jamieson]
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