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Campbell, Alexander, Iverach, aged 117,
at Glencalvie, parish of Kincardine, Ross-shire, long report
Inverness Journal Friday, May 3, 1816 |
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Ross, Alex, alias MacFarquhar, tenant in
Urlar of Glencalvie, Kincardine, Ross-shire, sentenced to 7
years' transportation for stealing 3 sheep
Inverness Journal Friday, October 3, 1817 |
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Kindeace Estate, Easter Ross To let 1.
Wester Calrichie 2. Torran 3. Kenrive 8. Easter Greenyards
9. Wester Greenyards 10. Glencalvie (Urlar), along with
quarry & salmon fishing rights
Inverness Journal Friday, February 9, 1821 |
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Glencalvie, parish of Kincardine,
Ross-shire - Young woman drowned. Poverty in district
resulting in inability to maintain bridges mentioned
Inverness Journal Friday, April 11, 1823 |
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Glencalvie Estate - With the lands of
Easter & Wester Greenyards & fishing of Polmorral in the
River Carron, for sale by public voluntary roup
Inverness Journal Friday,December 19, 1823 |
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Glencalvie Estate - Glencalvie Estate for
sale
Inverness Journal Friday, January 2, 1824 |
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Green Yards & Urlar of Glencalvie, parish
of Kincardine, near Bonar Bridge - For let
Inverness Journal Friday, January 30, 1829 |
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Kindeace, Greenyards & Glencalvie,
Ross-shire - Life interest & policies of insurance of those
estates for sale
Inverness Journal Friday,August 6, 1830 |
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Kindeace, Ross-shire - Farms to be let 1.
Urlar of Glencalvie, parish of Kincardine 2. Face of
Glencalvie, parish of Kincardine 3. Farm at Keneive, parish
of Kilmuir Easter 4. Farm at Keneive, parish of Kilmuir
Easter 5. Wester Colrichie
Inverness Journal Friday, November 26, 1830 |
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Kindeace, Greenyards & Glencalvie - For
sale, the life interest of William Robertson, with policies
of insurance or Mr Robertson's life in the Royal Exchange,
Hope & Norwich Union Insurance Companies, growing woods
Inverness Journal Friday, August 17, 1832 |
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Glencalvie - Messenger was dispatched
from Tain to execute removings in Glencalvie, parish of
Croick, property of Major Robertson of Kindeace. He was met
by the families to be removed who, armed with sticks, burnt
his warrant & relative papers
Inverness Journal Friday,April 8, 1842 |
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Glencalvie - Crofters removed in
Glencalvie, parish of Croick, property of Major Robertson of
Kindeace
Inverness Journal Friday, April 8, 1842 |
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24 May 1845 - The
Scotsman - Inverness Courier
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Glencalvie Tenants
- We learn that the poor people about to be removed from
this remote glen have had the period fixed for their final
departure extended for a fortnight longer, to enable them to
look about for other residences. But a very few, we learn,
of these ejected tenants have, as yet , procured other
homes. Their case is exciting considerable attention and
sympathy ; and we hear that a good many pecuniary
contributions have been made to aid them. The whole
population, amounting to about ninety individuals, are
summoned out. The proprietor is said to be Major Robertson
of Kindeace, at present abroad in Australia with his
regiment. We understand that General Munro of Teaninich has
most liberally and seasonably sent ten pounds for the
ejected tenants to the Rev. Gustavus Aird of Creich, and
nine pounds, collected in England by his daughter, the Hon.
Mrs. Spencer, for the same object, to the Rev. Hector Allan,
Kincardine. General Munro has, in addition, very handsomely
offered two cottages with crofts for two of these destitute
families, being the only places at present unoccupied on his
property- Inverness Courier
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Glencalvie - Letter
about evictions on estate & the state it is now in
Inverness Journal Friday, February 19, 1847 |
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Glencalvie, River
Carron, Parish of Kincardine - To let
Inverness Advertiser Tuesday, October 29, 1861 |
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