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TULLIALLAN |
Tulliallan
Tulliallan
Tulliallan
Tulliallan
Tulliallan
Tulliallan |
Sheriff's list of Parishes
Fullarton's Gazetteer of Scotland
Old Statistical Account
New Statistical Account
Oliver and Boyd's Almanack
Stobie's County Map |
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[Situation] On the north bank of the Frith of Forth and is bounded on the East by the parish of Culross in the County of Perth and on the N. [North] & N.W [North West] by the Ph. [Parish] and County of Clackmannan.
The parish of Tulliallan is in the Presbytery of Dunblane, Synod of Perth and Stirling. It forms part of a detached portion of the County of Perth The parish is situated on a beautiful hill, gently declining to the south and west, and sloping to the north and North east; and this local peculiarity, in all probability gave to the parish the name Tulliallan, - the beautiful hill. It consisted originally of the barony of Tulliallan only; but in 1673, the barony of Kincardine, lands of Lurg, Sands, and Kellywood were disjoined from the parish of Culross at the instance of the Earl of Kincardine, "with concourse of the King's advocate and solicitor, and the recommendation of the Presbytery. The soil is various, consisting of course clay, loam, moor, peat, and rich alluvial soil recently reclaimed from the sea. The parish is noted for a mild and temperate climate, the healthiness of its inhabitants, and the absence of those diseases and fevers which prevail in many neighbouring parishes
The situation of Kincardine is one of the best on the Forth for trade and shipping. There is water on the roadstead to the depth of 21 feet, where 100 vessels may ride in safety. The ferry across the river here is decidedly
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the best on the Forth. It is under excellent management. The Ferry is three quarters of a mile at high water, and only one quarter when the tide is out. Two Steamboats are attached to the ferry, which pass in about five minutes at all times of the Tide and in all states of the weather. The piers of the ferry were built in 1826 & 1827 by Lord Keith's Trustees, at the cost of 6468£ 5s. 9d. Trade and Commerce are decidedly on the decline in this parish. The extensive distilleries, collieries, and salt works which fomerly employed many workmen, are totally extinct. The shipping interest is also on the decline. The shipowners buy or build vessels of large tonnage elsewhere and these are seldom seen at this port, being chiefly employed in the East and West India trade, - the Brazils, Mediterranean, and New South Wales.
There are three places of worship in the parish, two connected with the Church of Scotland, and one belonging to the United Associate Synod. Lady Keith is the patronness of the parish. The present parish church is an elegant and substantial building, erected in 1833, at the cost of 3400£. The Stipend enjoyed by the parish minister is about 259£. The extent of the glebe is about 13 acres, and its annual value about 40£. The present manse was built in 1823. It is situated West of the town of Kincardine, and is a comfortable and commodious dwelling.
There is a parish school with a dwelling house and garden. The school is taught by a master, aided by an assistant, and is attended by 180 scholars. The salary is the maximum. There are three other schools in the town and parish, one of which is aided by the Government.
New Statistical Account.
The parish contains 4176 Statute acres by computation from the Ordnance plans. There are no detached portions of this parish, nor are there any detached portions of any other parish locally situated within it. |
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MAUSOLEUM [on Site of Chapel - Dalquhamie] |
Mausoleum on Site of (Chapel)
Mausoleum on Site of (Chapel) |
Mr Thomas Buchannan
Mr Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
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This mausoleum constitutes the family vault of the Keith family, and has been erected on the foundation of course or site of what was the old Parochial Church of Tulliallan, at the time when Roman Catholicism formed the established religion of the country, it is not known that this Church was ever used as a Presbyterian place of worship, or whether it was dedicated to any Saint, it stands in the old burial ground of Tulliallan, but excepting the right of the Keith family, only two other families, in the parish have any claim for interment therein. |
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BLUTHER BURN |
Bluther Burn |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan, Parochial Schoolmaster, Kincardine on Forth.
Mr. Alexander Steele, Inspector of Poor, Kincardine on Forth.
John Menzies Esqr., Burnbrae, Kincardine on Forth. factor for the Tulliallan Castle Estate |
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A small stream which is formed by the united waters of Devily Burn and a lesser stream which divides Fife from Perth, there is very little of this stream in the parish of Tulliallan, but what there is of it forms a portion of the boundary between the parishes of Culross and it. |
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MAGGIE DUNCAN'S HILL |
Maggie Duncan's Hill
Maggie Duncan's Hill
Maggie Duncan's Hill |
Mr Thomas Buchannan
Mr Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
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A very prominent Hill of cultivated land, situated in the northern part of the parish property of Lord Abercromby |
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STIRLING AND DUNFERMLINE RAILWAY |
Stirling and Dunfermline Railway |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
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A double line of Railway extending from Stirling to Dunfermline along which both goods and passenger traffic is conducted, a very small portion of the line occurs in this parish, and it has no Electro Telegraphic communication along it after leaving Alloa. |
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DALQUHAMIE |
Dalquhamie
Dalquhamie
Dalquhamie |
Mr. Thomas Buchannan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqre. |
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This name is applied to a row of dwelling houses, formerly used as a farmsteading, all one story, Thatched and in middling repair there is a T.P. [Turn Pike] adjacent, dwelling house one story slated and in good repair, property of the Trustees of the late Lord Keith |
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CROSSHILL |
Crosshill
Crosshill
Crosshill |
Mr Thomas Buchannan
Mr Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
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A dwellinghouse, one story slated and in good repair property of the Trustees of the late Lord Keith - for whom Mr. William Menzies, Burnbrae, Kincardine on Forth is agent. |
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GARTARRY |
Gartarry
Gartarry |
Mr. Thomas Buchannan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
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A large farmsteading, dwelling house and offices one storey, slated and in good repair, property of Lord Abercrombie, Airthrey Castle, near Stirling. |
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GARTARRY WOOD |
Gartarry Wood
Gartarry Wood
Gartarry Wood |
Mr Thomas Buchannan
Mr Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
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A small plantation, consisting of beech and fir wood, the property of Lord Abercrombie |
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DONALD'S DAM |
Donald's Dam
Donald's Dam
Donald's Dam |
Mr Thomas Buchanan
Mr Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
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A small artificial dam, created to preserve the water which supplied Kilbagie distillery when in operation, and from which issues Canal Burn |
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WESTCARSE |
Westcarse
Westcarse
Westcarse |
Mr. Thomas Buchannan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
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A small row of dwelling houses, 1 story, tiled, and in good repair; property of the Trustees of the late Lord Keith. |
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CANAL BRIDGE |
Canal Bridge |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
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A stone bridge of one arch spanning Canal Burn on the parish road between Clackmannan and Kincardine |
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CANAL BURN |
Canal Burn |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
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A small stream which issues from Donald's Dam and flowing southward discharges itself into the River Forth near Kennetpans.
During the latter portion of its course, it forms the boundary between the parishes of Clackmannan and Tulliallan. When Kilbagie Distillery was in full operation, a portion of this stream was formed into a canal for the purpose of conveying grain to that place from the wharfs at Kennetpans, but no trace of it now remains. |
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FIRTH OF FORTH |
Frith of Forth |
Mr. Thomas Buchannan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr.
Statistical Account of Bothkennar Ph. [Parish]
Statistical Account of Polmont Ph. [Parish]
Fullarton's Gazetteer of Scotland |
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"At Alloa, situated on its left bank, the Forth relinquishes both its sinuosity of movement and its fresh water character; and from this point, which is the extremity of its proper or productive navigation, whether vessels come up of 300 tons burden, it partakes the expansion and the other properties of a gradually widening and far-stretching estuary. On its northern shore it passes, 2½ miles below Alloa, the village of Kennetpans, and 1½ mile farther on, the small town of Kincardine; and on its southern shore, it receives, opposite Kincardine, a considerable tributary, and 2¾ miles farther down, at the village of Grangemouth, receives the important waters of the Carron, and sends off inland, away to the west of Scotland, the Forth and Clyde Canal, and again, at 2 miles distance, receives the tribute of the beautiful Avon. The frith of Forth is of vast importance to navigation and commerce. Above Queensferry, it is, in every part, one of the safest roadsteads in Britain. Inverkeithing bay, Burntisland roads, Leith roads, Elie roads, and various other localities, are places of safe anchorage. On the south side, the harbours are, Grangemouth, Granton, Leith, Fisherrow, and Dunbar, - Granton being the best on the frith, and Leith the most frequented, and the only one of much commercial importance. On the north side, at most of the multitudinous towns and villages which sit upon the coast, are harbours, superior, in general, to those on the south side, but less frequented; the one at Burntisland being the best on the frith except that at Granton.
In early times the frith was regarded as of dangerous navigation; but though shoally in various localities,
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[Additional note under Authorities:]
For other authorities for Frith see the numerous published works
quoted in the Name Sheet for Frith of Clyde.
[Note under Name as written, Frith of Forth crossed out, initialled R.C.:]
Frith of Forth has been written
on the Plans of Polmont Ph. [Parish] in the County of
Stirling in conformity with the Frith of Clyde
which was adopted in that estuary.
But the Plans are published
which contain the eastern part
of this estuary, and on them it is
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and heaved up by sandbanks, it is now - with the appliances of light-houses on Inch-Keith and May Island, and of accurately drawn and minute charts - so signally safe as to be hardly ever the scene of a shipwreck. The amount of trade on its waters was materially increased by the opening of the Forth and Clyde Canal, and had been not a little augmented by the introduction and progressively improving application of the propelling power of steam. On both shores from Borrowstonness downwards, are numerous salt-works; and along the coasts, as well as inland near the banks of the river, are vast repositories of coal, limestone, and ironstone; and these, along with the extensive and multitudinous fisheries, attract a very numerous resort of vessels. The frith abounds with white fish of all kinds, and is ploughed by fleets of fishing-boats from Newhaven, Fisherrow, and other fishing villages, procuring supplies for the daily markets of Edinburgh, and for the markets of other towns. At Stirling, Alloa, Kincardine, and numerous other places, are valuable fisheries of salmon. An annual shoal of herrings generally visits the frith, and, in some years, has yielded a prodigious produce; but its fish are esteemed decidedly inferior in quality to those of the western coasts of Scotland.
At Cramond and Inchmikery were formerly vast beds of oysters; but from over-fishing, the have been much exhausted; and they also yield a fish which, in quality and size, is generally not inferior to that obtained in many paces on the British coasts." Extract from Fullarton's Gazetteer of Scotland. |
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NORRIS KNOWE |
Norris Knowe |
Mr. Thomas Buchananan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. Factor |
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This name applies to a trifling elevation - covered with trees - a few chains from Tulliallan Old Castle. the property of the Heirs of the Late Lord Keith. |
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CHAPEL (Site of) [Chapel Hill] |
Chapel ( Site of) |
John Menzies Esqr.
Mr. Alexander Steele
Mr. Thomas Buchanan |
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A Roman Catholic Chapel formerly stood here but was swept away at the Reformation - the site is still quite visible - the property of the Heirs of the Late Lord Keith - the dedicatory name is not known. |
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CHAPEL HILL |
Chapel Hill |
John Menzies Esqr.
Mr. Alexander Steele
Mr. Thomas Buchanan |
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An inconsiderable elevation covered with furze - named after the Chapel which once stood on it - the property of the Heirs of the late Lord Keith. |
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POWSIDE (P.H.) [Public House] |
Powside |
John Menzies Esqr. Factor
Mr. Alexander Steele
Mr. Thomas Buchanan |
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A Small dwellinghouse licensed for the Sale of Spirits &c. the property of the Heirs of the Late Lord Keith. |
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WHITE HORSE INN [Kincardine] |
White Horse Inn |
John Menzies Esqr.
Mr. Alexander Steele
Mr. Thomas Buchanan |
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A dwellinghouse with stabling attached - licensed for the Sale of Spirits &c. Occupied by the Proprietor Mr David McKee. An ordinary Public House with little travellers accomadation |
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TULLIALLAN FOREST |
Tulliallan Forest |
John Menzies Esqr Factor
Mr. Alexander Steele
Mr. Thomas Buchanan |
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A large tract of wood situated in the parishes of Culross and Tulliallan, the property of the Heirs of the Late Lord Keith. |
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KIRK BRAE |
Kirk Brae |
John Menzies Esqr Factor
Mr. Alexander Steele
Mr. Thomas Buchanan |
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This name applies to a portion of the road together with the houses between the Old and New Church - the old church gate stands at the top of the Brae |
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[Note below Tulliallan Forest:]
R.C. [Roman Capitals]
Use the same character as that used in
Culross Ph. [Parish] for the same name and object.
Was it Roman Capitals that was used?
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BURNBRAE |
Burnbrae |
John Menzies Esqr. Factor
Mr. Alexander Steele
Mr. Thomas Buchanan |
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A Farmsteading, one story tiled and in good repair the property of the Heirs of the Late Lord Keith. Another Farmsteading of the same name in the Ph. [Parish] |
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MOOR DAM |
Muir Dam |
John Menzies Esqr. Factor
Mr. Alexander Steele
Mr. Thomas Buchannan |
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A considerable tract of water situated between the Parishes of Culross and Tulliallan - the property of the Heirs of Lord Keith |
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WINDYHILL |
Windyhill |
John Menzies Esqr. Factor
Mr. Alexander Steele
Mr. Thomas Buchannan |
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A Farmsteading erected on the Summit of an elevation - Dwelling house and Offices One story - tiled And in Good repair. the property of the Heirs of the Late Lord Keith. |
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HAWKHILL |
Hawkhill |
John Menzies Esq Factor
Mr. Alexander Steele
Mr. Thomas Buchannan |
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A Farmsteading, dwellinghouse slated - outhouses tiled, all one story and in good repair the property of the Heirs of the late Lord Keith. |
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[Note below Moor Dam (altered from Muir Dam):]
The spelling Moor Dam adopted as being already
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TULLIALLAN CASTLE (In Ruins) |
Tulliallan Castle (In Ruins) |
M.r Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esq. Factor
Old Statistical Account
New Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer of Scotland |
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This building is said to have been formerly a residence of King Robert Bruce, and more recently of the Blackadder Family, it is now unroofed, but the walls are nearly entire, the date of its erection is not known. A Moat is said to have originally formed its defensive works, but recent improvements has left the surrounding Ground nearly level, leaving the Moat untraceable. The Castle has not been inhabited since 1745. property of the Heirs of Lord Keith. |
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BLACKHALL |
Blackhall |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esq. Factor |
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A cluster of houses formerly used as a distillery consisting of one and two storys, slated and in good repair. Some of the buildings are occupied by the Servants belonging to the Castle, the remainder are used as offices for the Castle. Property of the Heirs of the Late Lord Keith. |
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TULLIALLAN CASTLE |
Tulliallan Castle |
John Menzies Esq. Factor
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele |
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A handsome castellated building erected on an elevation, commanding a fine view of the River Forth and surrounding country. The grounds attached to the Castle are extensive and tastefully laid out, occupied by Lady Keith - the property of the Heirs of the late Lord Keith. |
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SUNNYSIDE |
Sunnyside |
John Menzies Esq.
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele |
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A small dwelling house (formerly a farmsteading) one story - tiled and in good repair - the property of the Heirs of the late Lord Keith. |
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BROOMKNOWE |
Broomknowe |
John Menzies Esq.
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele |
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A small dwelling house - one storey - tiled, the property of the Heirs of the late Lord Keith. A Coal Pit was formerly started here, but never worked - the remains are still standing |
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MANSE [Tulliallan] |
Manse |
John Menzies Esq
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele |
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The Parish Manse of Tulliallan is a neat and comfortable looking dwelling house erected in 1823. The site is well chosen - commanding a fine view of the Forth and surrounding country |
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CHURCH (In Ruins) [Tulliallan] |
Church (In Ruins) |
John Menzies Esq. Factor
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele |
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This building was formerly the Parish Church of Tulliallan, Public Worship in it having been discontinued on the opening of the present Church in 1833. The Belfry and walls of the Church are still standing but in a very dilapidated condition. On a stone in the Tower the date of erection 1673 is still visible. The parochial burying ground surrounds it. |
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CHURCH [parish - Tulliallan] |
Church |
John Menzies Esqr
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele |
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The Parish Church of Tulliallan in an elegant and substantial building, erected in 1833 it is seated to accomodate 1176 persons, the Ministers Salary is about £259 per annum, in addition to the Glebe, which contains about 13 acres of the annual value of which is computed at £40. |
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INCH |
Inch |
John Menzies Esqr. Factor
Mr. Alexander Steele
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Stobie's County Map |
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A large Farmsteading, two stories high, slated and in excellent repair, property of the Trustees of the late Lord Keith. |
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NEWROW |
Newrow |
John Menzies Esqr. Factor
Mr. Alexander Steele
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Stobie's County Map |
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A Farmsteading, dwelling-house one story, slated, offices one storey, tiled and in good repair, property of the Trustees of the late Lord Keith. |
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NEWPANS |
Newpans
New Pans |
John Menzies Esqr. Factor
Mr. Alexander Steele
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Stobie's County Map
Old Statistical Account |
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This name is applied to three dwelling-houses one and two stories high, tiled, and in tolerable repair, property of the Trustees of the late Lord Keith. |
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PEATHILL |
Peathill |
John Menzies Esqr. Factor
Mr. Alexander Steele
Mr. Thomas Buchanan |
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A Farmsteading, dwelling-house and offices one story, tiled, and in good repair, property of Lord Abercrombie. |
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DAMEND |
Damend |
John Menzies Esqr. Factor
Mr. Alexander Steele
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Stobie's County Map |
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A Farmsteading, dwelling-house two storis high, slated, offices one story, tiled and in good repair, property of the Trustees of the late Lord Keith. |
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PEPPERMILL DAM |
Peppermill Dam |
John Menzies Esqr. Factor
Mr. Alexander Steele
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Old Statistical Account |
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A natural lake of considerable extent, situated in the east of the parish, property of the Trustees of the late Lord Keith. |
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REGENT STREET [Kincardine] |
Regent Street
Regent Street
Regent Street |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
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A street in the town of Kincardine extending from the east end of George Street north to the turnpike road. There are no shops in it, and the houses are chiefly one storey high, nearly all tiled, and in good repair. |
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SILVER STREET [Kincardine] |
Silver Street
Silver Street
Silver Street |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
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This street extends from the junction of Chapel Street and Mercer Street towards the shore. With two exceptions the house are but one storey high, all tiled, and in good repair. There are no shops in it. |
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KINCARDINE HOUSE |
Kincardine House
Kincardine House
Kincardine House |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
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A neat and substantially built mansion, two storeys high, slated, and in good repair. Out offices are one storey and tiled. Property of the heirs of the late Lord Keith. |
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CHAPEL STREET [Kincardine] |
Chapel Street.
Chapel Street
Chapel Street |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
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This street extends from the junction of High Street and Keith Street to the junction of Mercer Street and Silver Street. The houses are all one storey high, tiled, and in good repair. There are no shops in this street. |
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MERCER STREET [Kincardine] |
Mercer Street
Mercer Street
Mercer Street |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
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A street in the town of Kincardine, extending from the intersection of Chapel Street and Silver Street northeast to the turnpike road. The houses are nearly all one storey high, tiled, and in good repair. There are no shops in it. |
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GEORGE STREET [Kincardine] |
George Street
George Street
George Street |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
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This street extends from Mercer Street to the southwest end of Regent Street. There are no shops in it, and the houses are all one storey high, tiled, and in good repair. |
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COOPER'S LANE [Kincardine] |
Cooper's Lane
Cooper's Lane
Cooper's Lane |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
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A narrow lane in the town of Kincardine, running parallel to and north of Excise Street. There are no shops in it and the houses are partly one and partly two storeys high, all tiled, and in good repair. |
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HIGH STREET [Kincardine] |
High Street
High Street
High Street |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
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The principal street in the town of Kincardine. The houses are, with one or two exceptions, two storeys high, nearly all slated, and in good repair. Here the only shops of any consequence in the town are - grocer, draper, &c. |
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KEITH STREET [Kincardine] |
Keith Street
Keith Street
Keith Street |
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Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
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JOHN STREET [Kincardine] |
John Street
John Street
John Street |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
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A street in the town of Kincardine extending from Keith Street towards the west. The houses, with one exception, are only one storey high, nearly all tiled, and in good repair. There are no shops in this street. |
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BANK STREET [Kincardine] |
Bank Street
Bank Street
Bank Street |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
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This street extends from John Street towards the shore; there are no shops in it and the houses are all one storey high, tiled, and in good repair. |
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KIRK STREET [Kincardine] |
Kirk Street
Kirk Street
Kirk Street |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
A street in the town of Kincardine, extending form the junction of Scotlands Close with the north end of the High Street, to the parish Church. The houses are partly one and partly two storeys high, nearly all tiled, and in good repair. |
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GAS WORKS [Kincardine] |
Gas Works
Gas Works
Gas Works |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
A small gas works in the town of Kincardine, supplies the town with gas, and belongs to a company in the town. |
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COMMERCIAL INN [Kincardine] |
Commercial Inn
Commercial Inn
Commercial Inn |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
An inn in the town of Kincardine situated in the southwest end of High Street, two storeys high, tiled, and in good repair. It affords stabling and posting accommodation on a small scale. |
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UNICORN INN [Kincardine] |
Unicorn Inn
Unicorn Inn
Unicorn Inn |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
An inn in the town of Kincardine situated in Excise Street, two storeys high, tiled, and in good repair. It affords stabling accommodation on a small scale, but no posting. |
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UNION BANK OF SCOTLANDF [Kincardine] |
Branch of the Union Bank of Scotland |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
A small one storey slated house in Bank Street, Kincardine, in which is kept a Branch of the Union Bank of Scotland. The house is rented for the purpose. |
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COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND [Kincardine] |
Branch of the Commercial Bank of Scotland |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
A neat two storey slated house in Kirk Street, Kincardine, in which is kept a Branch of the Commercial Bank of Scotland. The house is rented for the purpose. |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Kincardine] |
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
A plain substantial building erected in 1780 by the subscription of the Congregation. It has a massive square tower surmounted by a dome. |
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KILBAGIE STREET [Kincardine] |
Kilbagie Street
Kilbagie Street
Kilbagie Street |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
140 ; 142 |
A street in the town of Kincardine, extending from the junction of Elphinstone Street and Salter Row, in a northerly direction towards Kilbagie from which it takes its name. The houses are partly one and partly two storeys, nearly all tiled, and in good repair. There are four small grocer shops and two publichouses in this street. |
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ASH BRAES |
Ash Braes
Ash Braes
Ash Braes |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
A narrow street or lane in the town of Kincardine extending from Kilbagie Street towards the west. The houses on the south side are all two storey, those on the north side but one, all tiled, and in good repair. |
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SALTER ROW [Kincardine] |
Salter Row
Salter Row
Salter Row |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
A street in the town of Kincardine, extending from the junction of Kilbage Street and Elphinston Street towards the Ferry Pier. The houses are all one storey, tiled, and in good repair. There are two small grocer shops in it. |
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ELPHINSTONE STREET [Kincardine] |
Elphinstone Street
Elphinstone Street
Elphinstone Street |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
A street in the town of Kincardine extending form the junction of Kilbagie Street and Salter Row to the intersection of High Street and Keith Street. The houses on each side are two storeys high, tiled, and in good repair. There are a few grocer shops in this street. |
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SCOTLAND'S CLOSE [Kincardine] |
Scotland's Close
Scotland's Close
Scotland's Close |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
A narrow lane in the town of Kincardine extending from Kilbagie Street to the junction of High Street and Kirk Street. The houses are all private residences, one storey high, tiled, and in good repair. |
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EXCISE STREET [Kincardine] |
Excise Street
Excise Street
Excise Street |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
A street in the town of Kincardine extending from the junction of Kilbagie Street and Salter Row, south of and running nearly parallel with Elphinston Street. The houses are partly one and partly two storey, tiled, and in good repair. |
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KINCARDINE |
Kincardine
Kincardine
Kincardine |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
The town of Kincardine is situated at the south base of a gentle eminence, on the north bank of the Forth. It is irregularly built, the houses chiefly one storey, and, except some few recently erected, all tiled. The only street of any importance is High Street, in which are the principal shops of the town. Formerly its shipping trade was considerable, but at present it is unimportant. Ship building and repairing on a small scale, a canvass factory wrought by hand-looms, and a pretty extensive rope work, are the only works of any note in the town. There are two good stone piers, one for the loading and unloading of vessels, the other for the ferry across the Forth to the pier at Higginsneuk. It has three places of worship, and four schools.
"The town of Kincardine is situated on the north bank of the Forth, about midway between Stirling and Edinburgh. It is a burgh of barony. The Trustees of Lord Keith are the superiors, and they appoint baron bailies as magistrates. The town has been very irregularly built. The houses are mostly one storey, and covered with tile, but those recently built contain two or three flats, and are covered with slate. The streets are in a bad state of repair, but there is a prospect of their being improved. There are two good inns in the town, and a post office; also a branch of the Glasgow Union and Commerical banks." Statistical Account.
The town is the property of the heirs of the late Lord Keith. It is not a market town, Alloa being the market for the district. The population is between 3 and 4 thousand. |
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BLAWLOWANS |
Blawlowans |
John Menzies Esqr. Factor
Mr. Alexander Steele
Mr. Thomas Buchanan |
142 |
A dwelling house, one story, tiled, and in indifferent repair, property of the Trustees of the late Lord Keith. |
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DUMBIE'S DAM |
Dumbie's Dam |
John Menzies Esqr. Factor
Mr. Alexander Steele
Mr. Thomas Buchanan |
142 |
A small fresh water lake, adjacent to the boundary between Parishes of Tulliallan and Culross, property of the Trustees of the late Lord Keith. |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MANSE [Kincardine] |
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Manse
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Manse
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Manse |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
A neat one storey dwellinghouse, slated, and in good repair, built in 1830 by the subscription of the Congregation. |
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ST MARGARET'S LANE [Kincardine] |
St Margaret's Lane
St Margaret's Lane
St Margaret's Lane |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
A narrow street or lane in the town of Kincardine. There are no houses on the west side; those forming the east side are all one storey high, tiled, and in good repair. There are no shops in it: being all small dwellinghouses. |
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CROSS [Kincardine] |
Cross
Cross
Cross |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
In the centre of High Street is an ancient stone cross, standing in the middle of an octagonal shaped bench of stone steps, each about nine inches apart; from the upper step, which is about four feet above the level of the street, rises the cross, which is of a square form and about twelve feet high, each arm being only about six inches long. It has no inscription on it, and tradition is silent as to the state of its erection. |
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WALKER STREET [Kincardine] |
Walker Street
Walker Street
Walker Street |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
A street in the town of Kincardine, extending from the junction of Mercer Street and Silver Street to opposite Kincardine House. The houses are only one storey high, tiled, and in good repair. |
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FREE CHURCH [Kincardine] |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
A large substantial building in the plain style of Scottish architecture, built in 1848, partly by subscription, and partly by assistance from the Free Church Sustentation Fund. |
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FREE CHURCH MANSE [Kincardine] |
The Church Manse
The Church Manse
The Church Manse |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
A neat and substantially built dwellinghouse, two storeys high, slated, and in good repair, built in 1852, partly by subscription, and partly by assistance from the Free Church Sustentation Fund. |
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FERRY PIER |
Ferry Pier
Ferry Pier
Ferry Pier |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
A pier at Kincardine at which the ferryboat lands from the pier at Higginsneuk, on the south side of the Forth. It is built of square blocks of whinstone, and slopes gradually from high to low water mark. Each side is perpendicular. Formerly there was a steamer on the ferry, but at present it is a small row-boat. The charge is three pence for each person. |
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POST OFFICE [Kincardine] |
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
A one storey slated house in Mercer Street, Kincardine, in which is kept the post office. There are two arrivals and two departures daily, the former at 8 and 11.30 a.m., and the latter at 5 a.m. and 4.20 p.m. |
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SCHOOL [nr. John Street - Kincardine] |
School
School
School |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
An adventure school in the town of Kincardine, kept in a house rented for the purpose. It is unendowed, and its sole support is from the school fees. Education afforded: English reading, writing, and Arithmetic. Average Attendance forty. It is situated in a nameless lane between John Street and Excise Street. |
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SHIPPING PIER [Kincardine] |
Shipping Pier
Shipping Pier
Shipping Pier |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
A pier at Kincardine, extending between high and low water mark, built by square blocks of granite. The west side, at which vessels take in and discharge cargoes, is perpendicular; the east side is somewhat sloped, and quite level on top. |
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SCHOOL [Kirk Street - Kincardine] |
School
School
School |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
A school in Kirk Street, Kincardine, built partly by subscription, and partly by Government aid. It is two storey high, slated, and in good repair. Education afforded: English reading, writing, and arithmetic, Geometry, French, and Latin. Average attendance 130. Unendowed. |
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SCHOOL [Silver Street - Kincardine] |
School
School
School |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
A female school in Silver Sheet, Kincardine. The house in which it is kept is rented for the purpose. It has a Government grant of £18 a year, which, together with school fees, gives the schoolmistress a salary of £40 a year. Education afforded: English reading, writing, accounts, and different kinds of needle work. Average attendance 50. Unendowed. |
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HILLHEAD |
Hillhead
Hillhead
Hillhead
Hillhead |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr.
Stobie's County Map |
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At one time a farmsteading, but at present occupied as a cothouse. One storey high, tiled, and in good repair. Property of the heirs of the late Lord Keith. |
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ROSEBANK |
Rosebank
Rosebank
Rosebank |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
A neat and substantially built dwellinghouse, having out offices attached, the former two, the latter one storey, all slated, and in good repair. Property of the heirs of the late Lord Keith |
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HELENSBANK |
Helensbank
Helensbank
Helensbank |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
A neat and substantial dwellinghouse with out offices attached, the former two storeys and slated, the latter one storey and tiled, all in good repair. Property of the heirs of the late Lord Keith. |
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PRIMROSEHILL |
Primrosehill
Primrosehill
Primrosehill |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
A neat and substantial dwellinghouse, two storeys high, slated, and in good repair. Property of the heirs of the late Lord Keith. |
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BURNBRAE |
Burnbrae
Burnbrae
Burnbrae |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
A neat and substantially built dwelling house with out offices attached, the former three the latter one storey high, all slated, and in good repair. Property of the heirs of the late Lord Keith |
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BURNBRAE T.P. [Turn Pike] |
Burnbrae T.P. [Turn Pike]
Burnbrae T.P. [Turn Pike]
Burnbrae T.P. [Turn Pike] |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
A one storey, tiled house, at which is a turnpike where road tollage is leviable. It has whole rates. |
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SCHOOL [nr. Burnbrae] |
School
School
School |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
The parish school and the schoolmaster's residence attached, both are one storey, slated buildings, and in good repair. It is unendowed, and is supported in the usual way of all parochial schools. Education afforded: English reading, writing & arithmetic; Geometry, French, Latin, and Greek. Average attendance 180. |
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PARK VILLA |
Park Villa
Park Villa
Park Villa |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
A neat and substantial dwellinghouse, one storey high, slated, and in good repair. Property of the heirs of the late Lord Keith. |
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PARK COTTAGE |
Park Cottage
Park Cottage
Park Cottage |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
A neat and substantial dwellinghouse, having out offices attached, the former two, the latter one storey, all slated, and in good repair. Property of the heirs of the late Lord Keith. |
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EASTER KINCARDINE |
Easter Kincardine
Easter Kincardine
Easter Kincardine
Easter Kincardine |
Mr. Thomas Buchanan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr.
Stobie's County Map |
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Farmsteading, dwellinghouse and out offices all one storey high, tiled, and in good repair. Property of the heirs of the late Lord Keith. |
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SANDS HOUSE |
Sands House
Sands House
Sands House
Sands |
Mr Thomas Buchannan
Mr Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr.
Stobie's County Map |
142 |
A mansionhouse, of ornamental architecture, consisting of one and two stories, slated and in good repair, Property and residence of James Johnston Esqr. |
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LURG |
Lurg
Lurg
Lurg
Lurg |
Mr. Thomas Buchannan
Mr Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr.
Stobie's County Map |
142 |
A small cottage, one story tiled, and in middling repair Property of the James Johnston Esqr. Sands House |
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MUIRHEAD |
Muirhead
Muirhead
Muirhead
Muirhead |
Mr Thomas Buchannan
Mr Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqre.
Stobie's County Map. |
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A farmsteading, dwellinghouse and offices one story, slated and in good repair. Property of the Trustees of the late Lord Keith |
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STONEYBRAE |
Stoneybrae
Stoneybrae
Stonebrae |
Mr Thomas Buchannan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr.
Stobie's County Map |
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A small cottage, one story slated and in good repair property of James Johnston Esqr. Sands House |
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CROOKMUIRHALL |
Crookmuirhall
Crookmuirhall
Crookmuirhall
Crookmuirhall |
Mr. Thomas Buchannan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr.
Stobie's County Map |
142 |
A large farmsteading. Dwelling house and offices, one story, former slated, latter tiled, in good repair, property of James Johnston Esqr. Sands House |
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INCH HOUSE |
Inch House
Inch House
Inch House |
Mr. Thomas Buchannan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
A mansionhouse two stories, slated, and in good repair property of the Trustees of the late Lord Keith. |
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FORDEL |
Fordel
Fordel
Fordel
Fordel |
Mr. Thomas Buchannan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr.
Stobie's County Map |
142 |
A small Farmsteading 1 story, thatched and in very bad repair; property of the Trustees of the late Lord Keith |
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SANDS |
Sands
Sands
Sands
Sands |
Mr. Thomas Buchannan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr.
Stobie's County Map |
142 |
A farmsteading, dwelling house 1 story, offices two stories, slated and in good repair; property of James Johnstone Esqr Sands House. |
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FORDEL HILL |
Fordel Hill
Fordel Hill
Fordel Hill |
Mr. Thomas Buchannan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr. |
142 |
A small portion of rising ground situated close to Longannet Point, and covered with rough pasture. A large freestone quarry has originally been worked here, but it is now almost disused. Property of the Trustees of the late Lord Keith. |
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LONGANNET QUARRY (Disused) |
Longannet Quarry
Longannet Quarry
Longannet Quarry
Longannat Quarry
Longannat Quarry |
Mr. Thomas Buchannan, Parochial Schoolmaster.
Mr. Alexander Steele, Inspector of Poor.
John Menzie Esq. Factor for Tulliallan Castle Estate.
Old Statistical Account
New Statistical Account |
142 |
"The quarry of Longannet is well known for its excellent durable white freestone. It was once wrought by the Dutch, and it is said that the Stadt House of Holland was built of the stone of this quarry. The Royal Exchange, Infirmary, and Register Office in Edinburgh are partly built out of it." Extract from the Statistical account. The quarry is now in disuse. |
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LONGANNET POINT |
Longannet Point
Longannet Point
Longannet Point
Longannat Point |
Mr. Thomas Buchannan
Mr. Alexander Steele
John Menzies Esqr.
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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A prominent point of land running into the Frith of Forth in the south-east of this parish. Since the erection of the embankment between it and the village of Kincardine it presents a less conpicuous appearance than formerly, a considerable extent of land having been reclaimed by that act. It is the property of the Trustees of the late Lord Keith. |
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[Volume signed]
F. E. Pratt
Capt. R. E. [Captain Royal Engineers]
Octr. [October] 31st. 1861. |
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Name of Object -- Page
Ash Braes -- 25
Bank Street -- 22
Blackhall -- 14
Blawlowans -- 29
Bluther Burn -- 3
Commercial Bank of Scotland -- 24
Union Bank of Scotland -- 24
Broomknowe -- 15
Burnbrae -- 13
Burnbrae -- 38
Burnbrae T.P. [Turn Pike] -- 38
Canal Bridge -- 7
Canal Burn -- 8
Chapel -- 11
Chapel Hill -- 11
Chapel Street -- 20
Church -- 16
Church -- 16
Commercial Inn -- 23
Cooper's Lane -- 21
Crookmuirhall -- 42
Cross -- 31
Crosshill -- 5
Damend -- 18
Dalquhamie -- 5
Donald's Dam -- 6
Dumbie's Dam -- 29
Easter Kincardine -- 40
Elphinstone Street -- 26
Excise Street -- 26
Ferry Pier -- 33
Fordel -- 43
Fordell Hill -- 44
Free Church -- 32
Free Church Manse -- 32
Frith of Forth -- 9
Gartarry -- 6
Gartarry Wood -- 6
Gas Works -- 23
George Street -- 20
Hawkhill -- 13
Helensbank -- 37
High Street -- 21
Hillhead -- 37
Inch -- 17
Inch House -- 43
John Street -- 22
Keith Street -- 21
Kilbagie Street -- 25
Kincardine -- 27
Kincardine House -- 19
Kirk Brae -- 12
Kirk Street -- 22
Longannet Point -- 45
Longannet Quarry -- 44
Lurg -- 41
Maggie Duncan's Hill -- 4
Manse -- 15
Mausoleum on Site of Chapel -- 3
Mercer Street -- 20
Moor Dam -- 13
Muirhead -- 41
Newpans -- 17
Newrow -- 17
Norris Knowe -- 11
Park Cottage -- 40
Park Villa -- 40
Peathill -- 18
Peppermill Dam -- 18
Post Office -- 35
Powside -- 12
Primrosehill -- 38
Regent Street -- 19
Rosebank -- 37
Salter Row -- 25
Sands -- 43
Sands House -- 41
School -- 35
School -- 36
School -- 36
School -- 39
Scotland's Close -- 26
Shipping Pier -- 35
Silver Street -- 19
Stirling & Dunfermline Railway -- 4
St Margaret's Lane -- 31
Stoneybrae -- 42
Sunnyside -- 15 |
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Name of Object -- Page
Tulliallan (parish) -- 1
Tulliallan Castle -- 14
Tulliallan Castle -- 15
Tulliallan Forest -- 12
Unicorn Inn -- 23
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church -- 24
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Manse -- 31
Walker Street -- 32
Westcarse -- 7
White Horse Inn -- 12
Windyhill -- 13 |
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