Well, it so happens that I had to drive from Stonehaven to Forfar today, and the main road passes through the parish of Glenbervie only two or three miles from Buckie's Mill, and it was a fabulous sunny day so I made a detour and found a helpful gentleman named Mr Smith busy dismantling an old fence between Buckie's Mill and Mill of Buckie.
He explained that there were two separate places, next door to one another. One is Buckie's Mill and the other is Mill of Buckie. He took me down to the bank of the River Carron and showed me the places where there is no trace left of the Mill of Buckie, and he pointed out the house that was the miller's home, where I later had an interesting chat with the present owners.
Mr Smith also pointed out Buckie's Mill. There are two old-looking steadings, but the present house looks too recent to have been there in the 1750s.
Anyway I took some more photos (unfortunately I forgot to take one of the miller's house because I was too busy chatting) and will put them on Geograph later.
