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Freeholders of the County of Aberdeen, 1832
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Parish |
Name |
Status |
Address |
Forgue |
Brebner, Alexander |
Tenant |
Cornyhaugh |
Fraserburgh |
Brebner, Thomas |
P. & Feuar etc. |
Fraserburgh |
Huntly |
Brebner, George |
P. Ground etc |
Huntly |
Logie Buchan |
Brebner, William |
Tenant |
Dorbshill |
Lonmay |
Brebner, James |
Tenant |
Lums of Crimonmogate |
Methlick |
Brebner, Alexander |
Tenant |
Balquindachy |
New Deer |
Brebner, William |
Tenant |
Greens of Savoch |
Tarland & Migvie |
Brebner, William |
Tenant |
Wester Migvie |
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Aberdeenshire had 2000 voters in 1832, but this represented only a very small part of the population.
For example, while Old Machar had over 20,000 inhabitants at that time, it had only 51 voters. Similarly,
county parishes like Strathdon had only 9 voters, Glenbuchat 5, and New Deer 34.
Individual links will display current genealogies for that family.
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