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Post Office— Marypark, Craigellachie, for the lower part of the parish, and BaLlin-
dalloch for the upper. Postmaster at Ballindalloch, which is a Money Order Office-
James Burgess.
Raihvay Stations— On the Strathspey Railway, when opened, there will be a Station
at Black's Boat for the lower district, and one at Balnellan for the upper.
DIRECTORY FOR INVERAVON.
Asher, Rev. Wm., The Manse
Allan, Mrs., Female School, Ballindalloch
Black, John, farmer, Pennycairn
Burgess, Alex., farmer, Phonas
Bennett, James, farmer, Marypark
Brander, George, farmer, Lagmore
Burgess, James, postmaster and mer-
chant, Ballindalloch
Carmichael, John, farmer, Weiroch
Creyk, Dr. Alex., farmer, Georgetown
Cameron, Wm., farmer, Dalmenach
Cameron, John, farmer, Garline
Cameron, Charles, farmer, Castletown
Collie, Wm., farmer, Buddow
Cumming, Alex., farmer, Knocknashalg
Dean, James, miller, Tomore
Dunbar, Thomas, innkeeper, Delna-
shaugh
Dunbar, James, farmer, Shenval
Ellice, Alex., farmer, Greenmoss
Fleming, John, farmer, and factor for
Sir George Macpherson Grant, Bart. ,
Marionburgh
Fleming, James, farmer, Tomfarclas
Fleming, James, jun., corn merchant, do.
Fleming, John, tailor, do.
Fraser, Wm., blacksmith, Slack
Fraser, John, tailor, Ordhead
Grant, Sir George Macpherson, Bart, of
Ballindalloch, Ballindalloch Castle
Grant, Alex., merchant, Belli eheglash
Grant, Peter, farmer, Culquoich
Grant, Wm., farmer, Bellieheglash
Grant, John, farmer, North Greenmoss
Grant, Alex., farmer, Balnellan
Grant, Donald, farmer, Faemore
Garrow, Alex., farmer, Craigroy
Grant, Charles, baker, Ballindalloch
Grant, Peter, carpenter, Tomore
Hepburn, Alex., carpenter, Marypark
Hay, Robt., farmer and distiller, Glen-
farclas
Hay, James, farmer, and inspector of
poor, Delchirach
Hay, James, tailor, Bellieheglash
Hay, John, mason, Ayoun
M 'William, John, farmer, Delgarron
M'Kenzie, Mrs., Female School, Drum-
grain
M'Pherson, James, farmer, Black's Boat
M 'Donald, Wm., merchant, Marypark
M'Lennan, Wm., shoemaker, Bellieheg-
lash
M 'William, Wm., carpenter, Marypark
Mitchell, Peter, farmer, Derrylane
Mackay, James, overseer, Home Farm,
Ballindalloch
Meldrum, Andrew, Parish School
Nicolson, Wm., farmer, Tomnabrilack
Mcolson, Alex., farmer, Delrachie
Nicol, Peter, merchant, Bellieheglash
Ogilvie, John, farmer, Ayoun
Petrie, Alex., carpenter, Marypark
Russell, John, farmer, Chapeltown
P^eid, James, farmer, Tombreck
Robertson, Mrs., farmer, Burnside
Stewart, Wm., farmer, Tomore
Simpson, Alex., farmer, Tomavoun
Stewart, James, farmer, Aldich
Stewart, Donald, farmer, Haugh
Sim, James, farmer, Kilmaichlie
Stewart, James, shoemaker, Sunnybrae
Tulloch, Rev. P., Free Church
Taylor, Wm., blacksmith, Marypark
Thomson, John, farmer, Shoulder
Wright, Geo., shoemaker, Marypark
GLENLIVET AND M ORANGE.
The upper part of the parish of Inveravon. Has hitherto been a mission district,
but is about to be erected into a quod sacra parish. Consists of three divisions—
Glenlivet, Braes of Glenlivet, and Morange, the two former stretching along the
Livet, a tributary of the Avon, and the latter along the Tervy, a tributary of the Livet.
Heritors— The Duke of Richmond, and Sir George Macpherson Grant, Bart, of
Ballindalloch.
Minister— The Rev. John Bremner.
Schools— Society School at Lynn of Shenval— Teacher— John Cameron. General
Assembly School at Tomnavoulin— Teacfter— Murdoch Beaton. Female School at
Croftness— Teacher — Mrs. M 'Donald.
Roman Catholic Chapels— One for Glenlivet at Tombae— Clergyman— Rev. C.
M 'Donald. And one for the Braes at Chapeltown— Clergyman— Rev. James Glennie.
Roman Catholic Schools— At Chapeltown— Teachers— James Boyne and Miss Cruick-
shank. At Scalan, near the top of the Braes, there are the remains of an old Roman
Catholic College.
Registrar for Glenlivet— Murdoch Beaton, schoolmaster, Tomnavoulvn.
Glenlivet Distillery — George and John G. Smith.
Morange Limeworks— George and James limes.