Banffshire

Contents

Chapter 1. County and Shire. The Origin of Banff
Chapter 2. General Characteristics, Position and Natural Conditions
Chapter 3. Size. Shape. Boundaries
Chapter 4. Surface Features
Chapter 5. Rivers and Lochs
Chapter 6. Geology
Chapter 7. Natural History
Chapter 8. Along the Coast
Chapter 9. Climate
Chapter 10. The People—Race, Language, Population
Chapter 11. Agriculture
Chapter 12. Distilling and Mining
Chapter 13. Fishing and Fishermen
Chapter 14. Shipping and Trade
Chapter 15. History of the County
Chapter 16. Antiquities
Chapter 17. Architecture—(a) Ecclesiastical
Chapter 18. Architecture—(b) Military
Chapter 19. Architecture—(c) Domestic
Chapter 20. Communications—Roads and Railways
Chapter 21. Administration
Chapter 22. Roll of Honour
Chapter 23. The Chief Towns and Villages of Banffshire

See also...

Records of The County of Banff 1660-1760
One hundred years of County Government compiled by the Late James Grant, LL.D.(1922) (pdf)

Guide Book to Tomintoul, Banffshire
The Highest village in Scotland (pdf)

Moray Manuscripts
Not readable by almost all but added so you can see what it looks like (pdf)

Natural History & Sport in Moray
Collected from the journals and letters of the Late Charles S. John (1863) (pdf)

Moray and Nairn
By Charles Matheson, M.A., McLaren High School, Callander, With Maps, Diagrams and Illustrations (1915) (pdf)

Answers for James Earl of Moray
To the Petition of William Mure of Caldwall, Esq; one of the Barons of his Majesty’s Court of Exchequer in Scotland, and of Thomas Kennedy, Son and Heir of the deceased Francis Kennedy of Dunure, and his Tutors and Curators July 2, 1767 (pdf)