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Cragin...
Doney...
Donlick
Drumafour
Drumerban
Fersit ...
Glen Fintack
Glenturat's Beg
Glunturact's RJore
Gordonsburgh
Inch ...
Inchan Beg
Incban More.
Inch Rie
J nverlochy
Kylichonet
Leek Boy
Lindaly
Lineehan Beg
Linechan More
Batlich Beg ...
Batlich More
Salachul
Tamacharich...
Terlundy
Tirendrish
Tolly ... ...
Turgulabin ...
Totals ...
(When Lochaber was
surveyed the follow-
ing farms were wad-
set :)
Kil" anivaig
Brakletter
High Bridge
Cliunach...
Mone^sie...
Achinacoschin
Inveriair...
30
33
32
40
49
38
2
14
15
60
19
24
53
62
39
12
44
53
49
2G
38
19
5L
55
32
l'»
18
L.552
Total
380
1366
531
1337
629
800
14,224
720
1120
8264
883
374
937
950
952
990
450
770
400
1055
1806
2(49
920
924
800
400
641
9 5
582
420
850
378
011
2040
410
1400
569
1377
1480
14,262
2
734
1135
263
8324
902
398
1946
1014
1479
1182
1099
1860
2699
lh70
1238
665
1028
639
1302
1030
2062
179 I
44 30,593 5>,226 82,416
When these farms
were wadset their
pastures were
mostly
promiscuous.
'I hey kept some
boundaries of
their sheildings,
but often -xchhng-
ed them from one j
farm to another, i
These corn lands !
and pastu res I
amounted to 28,078, 28,078
acres. I
110,494
The Duke held hie own courts in Badenoch and
Lochaber. Even here, however, difficulties arose.
Mt Fraser-M&ckintosh cites a murder charge in
which the Lochaber Gordon cases were tried in
o> o
® 2
61
TJ
£
T3
— ;
rxl
M
^
Rj
Cragin...
Doney...
Donlick
Drumafour
Drumerban
Fersit ...
Glen Fintack
Glenturat's Beg
Glunturact's RJore
Gordonsburgh
Inch ...
Inchan Beg
Incban More.
Inch Rie
J nverlochy
Kylichonet
Leek Boy
Lindaly
Lineehan Beg
Linechan More
Batlich Beg ...
Batlich More
Salachul
Tamacharich...
Terlundy
Tirendrish
Tolly ... ...
Turgulabin ...
Totals ...
(When Lochaber was
surveyed the follow-
ing farms were wad-
set :)
Kil" anivaig
Brakletter
High Bridge
Cliunach...
Mone^sie...
Achinacoschin
Inveriair...
30
33
32
40
49
38
2
14
15
60
19
24
53
62
39
12
44
53
49
2G
38
19
5L
55
32
l'»
18
L.552
Total
380
1366
531
1337
629
800
14,224
720
1120
8264
883
374
937
950
952
990
450
770
400
1055
1806
2(49
920
924
800
400
641
9 5
582
420
850
378
011
2040
410
1400
569
1377
1480
14,262
2
734
1135
263
8324
902
398
1946
1014
1479
1182
1099
1860
2699
lh70
1238
665
1028
639
1302
1030
2062
179 I
44 30,593 5>,226 82,416
When these farms
were wadset their
pastures were
mostly
promiscuous.
'I hey kept some
boundaries of
their sheildings,
but often -xchhng-
ed them from one j
farm to another, i
These corn lands !
and pastu res I
amounted to 28,078, 28,078
acres. I
110,494
The Duke held hie own courts in Badenoch and
Lochaber. Even here, however, difficulties arose.
Mt Fraser-M&ckintosh cites a murder charge in
which the Lochaber Gordon cases were tried in
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| Histories of Scottish families > 1st Duke of Gordon > (49) Page 45 |
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| Permanent URL | https://digital.nls.uk/91797764 |
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| Description | By John Malcolm Bulloch. Huntly: Joseph Dunbar, 1908. |
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| Shelfmark | 1909.4 |
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| Description | A selection of almost 400 printed items relating to the history of Scottish families, mostly dating from the 19th and early 20th centuries. Includes memoirs, genealogies and clan histories, with a few produced by emigrant families. The earliest family history goes back to AD 916. |
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