The churches of Buchan and notes by the way : being short sketches of the early history of Christianity in Scotland, from its introduction to the Reformation (1899)
McLeod, N. K. (Nicholas Kenneth), d. 1898 · Aberdeen : A. & R. Milne · leaf 113
esto, 1686—that is, Here let it be all eyes butno hands. It was while James Scougal was inhabit-ing the chancellors house that the great steeple fell tothe ground. Lord Whitehill parted with it to ColonelBuchan of Cairnbulg, and it was the town house ofthe Buchans of Auchmacoy until it was bought… … Chaplains Court, Chanonry, Old Aberdeen A. K. McLeocl and Notes by the Way. ^y of Daviot, treasurer. Still to the west, the parson ofBelhelvie. This became the residence of the Marquisof Huntly, who, after the reformation, enclosed thelodgings of the prebends of Belhelvie, Daviot, andForbes in a…
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