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Source: Ms 3175/RHP31046, Plan of Lotted Lands of Dufftown, 1884 by Macbey and Gordon. Courtesy of Special Collections and Museums, University of Aberdeen.
Dufftown was founded in 1817 on the Earl of Fife's Balveny Estate.
Surrounding the town was a large area of field lots that provided the feuars with opportunities for part-time farming.
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