Continued entries/extra info

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Sabbaths in Abernethy church and every third
Sabbath in that of Kincardine
The Roman road which you inquired about in Braemar
seems to have confirmed its course from Braemar Castle
to Cromdale thence to Forres you will therefore ascertain
if any part of it passed through, or can be traced, in
the parish of Abernethy
From a Name Sheet now forwarded you will observe
from the two Sheriffs Lists inserted thereon that the
Legal name of this parish is Abernethy but at
the same time it seems doubtful whether the name
should not be written “Abernethy and Kincardine”
You will therefore supply the church Registers and
any other documents you may come across and if a
different mode of writing the name occurs in them
give the different mode and date thereof Also
supply the Clergyman and other Responsible Authorities
JMcM?
In replying to remarks on antiquities etc in
the parish. The Superintendent of Examiners
will Supply all the local information
he can obtain & state what steps he has taken to obtain such information.
J. E. Pratt
Capt [Captain] R.E. [Royal Engineers]

Examiners Replies to the
Underlined portions

Mentioned in description examined
in the parish.

From enquiries I learn that
the Roman Road crossed the
Spey below Spey Bridge but
as that work has not been
examined yet I cannot state
much about It at all
events did not pass though
the work which has been examined

Supposed Site is Shown now

Name Sheet supplied with
all the information upon
this subject it was possible
to get. The Name of Parish
being authenticated & described
as “Abernethy & Kincardine!
by local Authorities.

Attended to as far as
it is possible to do so

R Quick?
2nd Corp [Corporal] RE [Royal Engineers]
E Randall?
2nd Corp [Corporal] RE [Royal Engineers]