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Scotland (Counties as in 1851-1901) => Scotland => Perthshire => Topic started by: lorre on Sunday 29 January 12 20:03 GMT (UK)
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Can anyone tell me where INCHLOFLY is located near Errol. I've found it on several Old Parish Records for births and baptisms from 1701 to 1712?
Many thanks :)
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lorre, I can only think of Inchture or Inchyra! Skoosh.
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Thanks Skoosh, but I don't think it's either of them. I have 4 separate entries from the OPRs 1701-1712 plus the birth of the father in 1676 in the same place. so it must have existed at some time!
Lorre
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lorre. try this site for old maps of Errol. http://maps.nls.uk/ General Roy's Military Maps are worth a look. They're divided into Highland & Lowland. The Carse of Gowrie was a former wetland, drained to make rich farmland, the Inch names show the sites of former islands.
Skoosh.
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:) Thanks a lot. I'll have a look this evening.
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Hi
there is also InchMichael
Yours Aye
BruceL
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Thank you so much. Most helpful
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Sorry I didn't finish my reply. What do you mean by InchMichael? Thanks
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hi iwccc
Inchmichael is a village in the carse of gowrie rather close to Errol
Yours Aye
BruceL
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I wonder if the 'f' in Inchlofly is the old Scots double 's' written a bit like 'fs'.
If so the place could be Inchlessie (or Inchleslie), and there are numerous mentions of this place on the internet as being in the Carse of Gowrie or near to Errol.
Throth (www.borenich.co.uk)
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Hi Lorre
Can you post a copy of the name so that we can see it.
someone will give you the answer.
Yours Aye
BruceL