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Glenbuchat Heritage

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Glenkindie Arms Hotel Glenkindie Arms Hotel from the Steadings March 2009. The insignia above the door are the Strachan ...
98 Emigration from Glenbuchat Emigration Glenbuchat, at its peak, had a population of about 500 residents. From the late 1800â€...
99 Easterbuchat Easterbuchat was the first clachan you would have met entering the Glen by the old road from Delfran...
69 Easterbuchat farm house Click for History of Families living in Easterbuchat
100 Tombreck Tombreck (1850 map) The name is confusing as there are different spellings of it at different times...
70 Tombreck Tombreck cottage with newly converted mill behind. See Map and history of residents of Tombreck ...
87 Original 1696 Poll Book Photo of the original 1696 Poll book (courtesy of the Aberdeen University Library) held at the Speci...
88 1696 Poll Book Belnacraig Photo of the original 1696 Poll book (courtesy of the Aberdeen University Library) held at the Speci...
87 Dulax and the Crawford Family Dulax and the Crawford Family Peter Grant of Banbury sent the following letter about his relativ...
71 Smiddyford See details of Map and Occupants of Smiddyford in the past The present cottage of Smiddyford was...
101 Smiddyford/Roadside Smiddyford Research into the history of Smiddyford is hampered by the problem of differing names...
102 Maryfield - Burnend Maryfield is a cottage built about 1900 across the road from the cottage noted in the map above. (Ma...

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