Stuartfield and Crichie: an Historical Relationship - Which She Originally Presented During a Conference in the U.S.A

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Stuartfield and Crichie: an Historical Relationship - Which She Originally Presented During a Conference in the U.S.A

The Friends of the Book of Deer arranged their 32nd Seminar for the afternoon of Saturday the 24th September at 2 30pm in the Kemp Hall, Old Deer. Laura Dorantt ,a researcher currently working in Mintlaw library delivered her paper - Stuartfield and Crichie: an Historical Relationship - which she originally presented during a Conference in the U.S.A. The Conference was “ Dimensions of Political Ecology “ and the talk featured in the Rural –Urban Interfaces Session and was well received. “Between 1725 and 1850, some 450 planned villages were founded throughout Scotland of which 100 or so were built in the northeast. The planned village of Stuartfield is in the Buchan district of Aberdeenshire and is surrounded by the Crichie estate, which in the 21 st century continues as a working farm estate. The lands of Crichie and Dens have been owned and managed by the Burnett Stuart family since around 1700. Mr John Burnett Stuart, a linen merchant and the then laird of the Crichie estate, built Stuartfield for theWhat purpose did she say? of Denissettling is caught workers by surprise to work as he in his bleaching fields. The paper introduced the Buchanthanks Laura district; for her excellentgave a talkbrief and history presentatio of n the village of Stuartfield and the Burnett Stuart family; discussed the political, social, and economic factors surrounding the founding of planned villages in Scotland; placed Stuartfield as an example of a planned village in the northeast of Scotland during the 1700s and 1800s; and illustrated the changing relationship between society and the natural environment; the village of Stuartfield and its residents; and the Crichie estate and the landowning family.” .

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