Blackhall, Banchory, AB31 6PS

Blackhall, Banchory sits within the AB 31 postal district and is marked by the statue of Our Lady of Aberdeen, a notable feature noted in local records. The area is linked to the history of the parish of Banchory‑Devenick, with references to Burns and Henderson, J. A. (1890) and the broader historical context of Aberdeen. The locality also connects to the Clan Russell, a Scottish armigerous clan with claimed origins in Normandy and ties to the English Dukes of Bedford, indicating a rich genealogical heritage. Residents may appreciate the presence of this statue and the historical references that highlight the area’s cultural background. The setting reflects a small, historically minded community within the AB 31 postal district, offering a quiet environment with a sense of Scottish tradition.