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Parish of Stoney Kirk
Plan 31A
INDEX
Name of Object -- Page
Drumbreddan Bay -- 4
Drumbreddan Moss -- 4
Grennan Hill -- 3
Grennan Point -- 3
Kirkholm Hill -- 4
Slewdown -- 3 |
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GRENNAN HILL |
Grennan Hill.
Grennan Hill. |
Alexander McColm.
Thomas Gib. |
031 |
[Situation] About 1 3/8 miles NW by W [North West by West] of Logan House.
A high hill or precipice much remarked at Sea by Sailors & used by them as a Sea Mark, on it is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party 'Greenan Hill'. This hill is on the farm of Drumbreddan. The soil is chiefly arable land. - |
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GRENNAN POINT |
Grennan Point.
Grennan Point.
Grennan Point. |
Alexander McColm.
Thomas Gib.
Royl. Rngrs [Royal Engineers] Map 1819. |
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[Situation] At the SW [South West] Side of Grennan Hill.
A flat Point of Rocks on the Sea Shore Situate near to the North Side of Drumbreddan Bay. |
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SLEWDOWN |
Slee Doon Hill.
Slee Doon Hill.
Slew Down.
Slew Down.
Slew Down.
Fort Hill.
Slewdown. |
Samuel Hamilton
Alexander McColm
Alexander Milroy
William Gibson Surveyor Logan
Peter Burns Port Logan
Royal Engrs. [Engineers] Map 1819.
Name List of Plan 27B. |
031 |
[Situation] About 1 mile NW by W [North West by West] of Logan House.
A considerable hill on the farm of Drumbreddan, the soil of which is arable land. - |
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Parish of Stoneykirk -- [Page] 3
Form 136
Page 53 - Grennan Hill
54 - Grennan Point
54 - Slewdown
Griaman - A sunny eminence etc
Sliabh-dun - mountain fortress or hill fort |
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KIRKHOLM HILL |
Kirk Home Hill
Kirk Home Hill
Kirkholm Hill
Kirkholm Hill
KirKholm Hill |
John McCane
Alexander McColm
William Gibson Surveyor Logan
Thomas Kerr High Ardwell
Alexander Renny Low Ardwell |
031 |
[Situation] About 7/8 miles NW [North West] of Logan House.
A considerable hill on the farm of Drumbreddan, the soil of which is arable land. - |
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DRUMBREDDAN BAY |
Drumbreddan Bay.
Drumbreddan Bay.
Drumbreddan Bay.
Dumbreddan Bay.
Drumbreddon. |
Alexander McColm
Thomas Gib
Proprietor's Rent Roll
Royal Engrs [Engineers] Map 1819.
Ainslie's Map 1782. |
031 |
[Situation] 1 1/8 miles W.N.W [West North West] of Logan House.
A considerable Creek or Gully on the Sea Shore of the farm of Drumbreddan, it is not used as a landing place for vessels, the shore of which being Rocky.- |
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DRUMBREDDAN MOSS |
Drumbreddan Moss
Drumbreddan Moss
Drumbreddan Moss |
John McCane
James McVauy
Proprietors Rent Roll |
031 |
[Situation] 3/4 Mile (nearly) N W [North West] of Logan House
A large moss on the farm of Drumbreddan, bounded on the South by the Parish boundary & Logan Moss. The property of Sir John McTaggart of Ardwell. - |
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Parish of StoneyKirk -- [Page] 4
Form 136
Page 53 - KirKholm Hill
54 - Drumbreddan Bay
54 - Drumbreddan Moss
Druim bradan - Salmon hill |
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Parish of Kirkmaiden
Plan 31A
INDEX
Name of Objects -- Page
Auchness Hill -- 11
Auchabrick -- 44
Back Port -- 8
Balkelly -- 16
Balkelly Bridge -- 16
Balgown -- 19
Balgown Point -- 22
Bonny Well Bay -- 30
Ballochagunnow -- 43
Ballochagunnow Plantation -- 43
Brick Kiln Plantation -- 44
Byers Croft -- 57
Crubben Point -- 7
Cauld Hame Hill -- 10
Copper Clump -- 11
Cairn Grennan -- 34
Castle Fey -- 14
Court Hill -- 14
Court Hill Plantation -- 15
Chipperdingan Well -- 21
Claughie Bay -- 30
Claughie Point -- 30
Cairny Finnart -- 31
Cove of Grennan -- 38
Compass Stone -- 50
Clash Hill -- 51
Cairnywellan Head -- 52
Carlin Bed -- 52
Dam Park -- 14
Drum Hill -- 23
Dupal -- 24
Duniehinie -- 25
Dove Cave -- 26
Devils Bridge -- 27
Daw Point -- 28
Dungamen Bay -- 39
Drumwhill -- 42
East Thorney -- 15
Eldrig Hill -- 20
East Myroch -- 21
Farie Rock --- 31
Fort Hill -- 36
Gab Hill -- 21
Grennan Moor -- 37
Grennan Slate Quarries -- 37
Grennan Plantation -- 39
Grennan Craigs -- 34
High Eldrig -- 45
KnocKnavar -- 11
KnocKmarloch or Deer Park -- 13
KnocKtaggart -- 13
KnocKeen -- 23
Killumpha -- 35
KirKbride -- 36
Kelpers Well -- 36
Kirkbride (in ruins) -- 39
Kirkbride Hill -- 42
Labnie Point -- 8
Logan Moss -- 10
Logan House -- 12
Logan Windmill -- 17
Logan Mills -- 18 |
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Index Continued
Names of Objects -- Page
Low Eldrig -- 20
Lurghie Point -- 27
Little Bridge -- 29
Logan Fish Pond -- 32
Loup of Grennan -- 38
Moor Park -- 9
McCulloch's Hill -- 9
Myroch Point -- 19
Mull Hill -- 25
Mull Hill -- 25
Mull of Logan -- 28
Maidenhead Bay -- 32
Mount Sallie -- 33
Mount Sallie Glen -- 34
Mount Sallie Hill -- 43
Mount Sallie Plantation -- 44
Muldaddie -- 49
Manymans Rock -- 49
Muldaddie Hill -- 50
McDonald's Hill -- 57
New England Bay -- 22
Needles & Pins -- 50
Otter Rock -- 27
Parkers Point -- 7
Port Lochan -- 7
Port Gill -- 8
Portacree -- 23
Peter's Paps -- 26
Portavaddie -- 31
Path Sands -- 37
Port Nessock or Port Logan Bay -- 47
Port Logan -- 48
Robertsons Bay -- 29
Sheans -- 16
Saltmans Hill -- 22
Scrangie -- 49
Terally -- 40
Tardow Hill -- 33
The Chair -- 9
Terally Brick & Tile Works -- 40
Terally Bay -- 41
Terally Bridge -- 41
Terally Moat -- 42
White Hill --10
West Myroch -- 35
West Thorney -- 45
Yellnowte Isle -- 29
Terally Point -- 41 |
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PARKER'S POINT |
Parker's Point.
Parker's Point. |
Alexander McColm.
William McClelland. |
031 |
[Situation] 1 1/4 miles WNW [West North West] of Logan House.
A point of flat rocks on the Sea Shore Close to the South Side of Drumbreddan Bay. On this point is a fishing Seat used by fishermen when Angling. The Parish Boundary between Stoney Kirk and KirKmaiden joins this point at high water mark. |
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PORT LOCHAN |
Port Lochan.
Port Lochan. |
Alexander McColm.
James McCane. |
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[Situation] At the South Side of Parker's Point.
A small creek or Gully on the western Shore of Kirkmaiden, situate close to the South side of Parker's Point, the beach of which consists of boulders & it is not used as a landing place for vessels. - |
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CRUBBEN POINT |
Crubben Point.
Crubben Point. |
David Milroy
William McClelland |
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[Situation] 1 1/4 miles W by N [West by North] of Logan House.
A Point of flat rocks on the western Shore of Kirkmaiden, situate close to the North of Port Gill. - |
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Parish of KirKmaiden
Form 136
Page 55 - Parker's Point
55 - Port Lochan
56 - Crubben Point
Groban The top of the rock
Port lochain - A port abounding
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PORT GILL |
Port Gill
Port Gill
Port Gill
Port Gill
Port Gill
Port Gill |
William McClelland
Alexander Colm
Statistical account of Wigtownshire page 2011.
Ainslie's Map 1782
Royal Engrs. [Engineers] Map 1819. |
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[Situation] At the South Side of Crubben Point.
A Small Creek & harbour on the Western Shore of Kirkmaiden, the entrance into it is narrow & [dangerous,] Sometimes used as a landing place for vessels for unporting Lime etc., there is a small Artificial Quay built in it with dry Stone. Proprietor Col [Colonel Mc]Dowall of Logan.- |
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LABNIE POINT |
Labnie Point.
Labnie Point. |
Alexander Milroy.
David Milroy. |
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[Situation] 1 1/4 miles west of Logan House.
A Point of rocks visible at high water Situate close to the South of Port Gill. - |
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BACK PORT |
Back Port.
Back Port. |
Alexander Milroy.
David Milroy. |
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[Situation] At the South Side of Labnie Point.
A small creek or Gully on the western Shore of Kirkmaiden, situate close to the south side of Labnie Point. The Shore is very rocky and is not used as a landing place for vessels.- |
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[Page] 8 -- Parish of KirKmaiden
Form 136
Page - 56- Port Gill
- 55- Labnie Point
- 57 - BacK Port |
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THE CHAIR |
The Chair
The Chair |
Alexander Milroy
David Milroy |
031 |
[Situation] At the SE [South East] side of Back Port
A rock on the sea Shore used as a fishing Seat by fishermen when Angling, Situate close to the South Side of Back Port. |
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MOOR PARK |
Moor Park
Moor Park
Moor Park
Moorpark. |
Alexander Colm
James McVary
Ainslie's Map 1782
Royal Engrs [Engineers] Map 1819. |
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[Situation] About 3/4 miles W by S [West by South] of Logan House.
A house one Story high thatched and in middling repair. It formerly was a farm house but is now in the lands of Logan. The house is occupied by workmen. The property of Col [Colonel] McDowall of Logan. |
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McCULLOCH'S HILL |
McCulloch's Hill
McCulloch's Hill |
James McVary
Samuel Hamilton |
031 |
[Situation] About 5/8 mile west of Logan House.
A considerable hill on the lands of Logan, the Soil of which is arable land. A man the name of McCulloch formerly lived convenient to the hill and had it in his possession, hence the name.- |
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[Page] 8 -- Parish of KirKmaiden
Form 136
Page - 57- The Chair
- 58- Moor Park
- 58 - McCulloch Hill |
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CAULD HAME HILL |
Cauld Hame Hill
Cauld Hame Hill |
James McVary
Thomas Douds |
031 |
[Situation] About 3/8 mile W by S [West by South] of Logan House.
A small hill on the Lands of Logan, the soil of which is arable land, Situate near to the East Side of McCulloch's Hill. - |
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WHITE HILL |
White Hill
White Hill |
Thomas Douds
James McVaiy |
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[Situation] About 3/8 mile north of Logan House.
A small hill on the lands of Logan, the soil of which is arable land. |
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LOGAN MOSS |
Logan Moss
Logan Moss
Logan Moss |
Thomas Douds
Thomas Gib
Royal Engrs. [Engineers] Map 1819 |
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[Situation] 1/2 mile NW by N [North West by North] of Logan House.
A large tract of Peat Moss on the lands of Logan, bounded on the North by Drumbreddan Moss & the Parish boundary. The property of Col [Colonel] McDowall of Logan. |
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Form 136
Page - 58- Cauld hame Hill
- 58- White Hill
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KNOCKNAVAR |
Knock-na-var
Knock-na-var
Knock-na-var
Knocknavar |
William Stewart
Map of Property
Mr. Todd Drumore
See Name List 27B |
031 |
[Situation] About 5/8 mile NNE [North North East] of Logan House.
A hill on the demesne of Logan, the soil of which is arable land, on it is a Trigl. [Trigonometrcal] Station called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party 'Knockabby'. Close to the South side of this hill is the road to Logan House & a plantation well wooded with mixed wood. - |
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AUCHNESS HILL |
Auchness Fay
Auchness Fay
Auchness Hill |
William Todd
D. McCulloch
Name List Plan 27B |
031 |
[Situation] 3/4 mile NE [North East] of Logan House.
A large field in the lands of Logan in the Centre of which is a rising eminence ornamented with Clumps of Plantations not known by any particular name. |
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COPPER CLUMP |
Copper Clump
Copper Clump
Copper Clump |
William Todd
William Gibson
Col [Colonel] McDowall |
031 |
[Situation] 32 chains NE by N [North East by North] of Logan House.
A small plantation in a field called Dampark on Logan demesne where it is situate an attempt was made to find a seam of copper ore, which 2 pieces was found, but the work was given up and a Small plantation planted on the place, hence the name.- |
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Form 136
Page -- Knocknavar
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63 - Copper Clump |
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LOGAN HOUSE |
Logan House
Logan House
Logan House
Logan
Logan |
Col. [Colonel] McDowall
D. McCulloch
William Stewart
Ainslies Map 1782
Royal Engrs, [Engineers] Map 1819 |
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[Situation] In the north side of the Parish of Kirkmaiden & about 1 1/2 miles ENE [East North East] of Mull of Logan.
A large and handsome house of Modern construction, the main plan of the house is a plain rectangular building and attached is a plain wing on each side, the entrance to which is by covered passages from the [nearby] building, attached to this house is a large kitchen garden & surrounded by a large portion of ornamental growth & demesne well wooded some of which is full grown, the remainder consists of young plantations at a distance from the house, there is an Extensive [farm] yard, the houses of which are in [middling] repair, there is a new farm yard [now] in progress a little farther from the house there is also a large tract of [land] attached for farming purposes. This building is the family residence of Col [Colonel] McDowall. |
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Form 136
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KNOCKMARLOCH or DEER PARK |
Knockmarloch or Deer Park
Knockmarloch or Deer Park
Knockmarloch or Deer Park
Knockmarloch or Deer Park |
Map of Property
Col [Colonel] McDowall
William Stewart
John Broadshaw |
031 |
[Situation] About 3/8 mile SW by S [South West by South] of Logan House.
A hill on the Demesne of Logan, the soil of which is good arable land. It is well walled round & used as a Deer Park and well Known in the country by Deer Park although Knockmarloch is the ancient name of it. It is the property of Col [Colonel] McDowall of Logan and situate about 15 chains south of the mansion house form which there is good Gravel walks thereto.- |
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DEER PARK |
Deer Park
Deer Park
Deer Park
Deer Park |
Map of Property
Col [Colonel] McDowall
William Stewart John Broadshaw |
031 |
[Situation] About 3/8 mile SW by S [South West by South] of Logan House. A hill on the Demesne of Logan, the soil of which is good arable land. It is well walled round & used as a Deer Park and well Known in the country by Deer Park although Knockmarloch is the ancient name of it. It is the property of Col [Colonel] McDowall of Logan and situate about 15 chains south of the mansion house form which there is good Gravel walks thereto.- |
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KNOCKTAGGART |
Knock Taggart
Knock Taggart
Knock Taggart
Knock Taggart
Knocktaggart |
William Stewart
Thomas A. Chochran
Map of Property
Mr. Todd, Drumore
Name List Plan 27B |
031 |
[Situation] About 7/8 miles NE by E [North East by East] of Logan House.
A hill on the lands of Logan the soil of which is good arable land in the south & west Base is 2 small plantations the wood of each is mixed. |
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[Page] 13 -- Parish of KirKmaiden
Form 136
Page - - Knockmarloch or Deer Park
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DAM PARK |
Dampark.
Dampark.
Dampark. |
William Todd.
William Gibson.
David McCulloch. |
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[Situation] About 1/4 mile NE [North East] of Logan House.
A large flat field in the Demesne of Logan in which are several clumps of Ornamental plantations one of which is called Copper Clump. In this field at one time was a pond (or Dam) of water. It is now drained away hence the name. - |
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CASTLE FEY |
Castle Fay.
Castle Fay.
Castle Fay. |
William Todd.
William Gibson.
Col [Colonel] McDowall. |
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[Situation] At the west side of Logan House.
A large field on Logan Demesne & close to the West side of Logan House & Garden. It takes the name Castle from being contigious to the site of the old Castle of Logan a portion of the wall of which is still to be seen in the wall of West side of the Garden and opposite to the hot [house]. |
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COURT HILL |
Court Hill.
Court Hill.
Court Hill. |
William Todd.
William Gibson.
Col. [Colonel] McDowall. |
031 |
[Situation] About 3/8 mile East of Logan House.
A large flat field on Logan Demesne with a plantation on its S.E. [South East] side. The word hill would not be Applicable to this field Only for the small plantation which is on a gentle eminence & forms part of this field. or [enclosure] |
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Form 136
Page 63- Dampark
65- Castle Fay
65- Court Hill
Note: This name should be written "Dam Park" as it applies to the object of which it is descriptive.
[Signed] W.S. Loop Corp RS&M [Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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COURT HILL PLANTATION |
Court Hill Planting
Court Hill Planting
Court Hill Planting |
William Todd
William Gibson
Col [Colonel] McDowall |
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[Situation] On the South Side of Court Hill & about 24 chains E by S [East by South] of Logan House.
A stripe of plantation on the Demesne of Logan & on the S. [South] side of Court hill field the wood of which is mixed-Situate close to the East side of the Nursery. - |
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EAST THORNEY |
East Thorney
East Thorney
East Thorney |
William Todd
William Gibson
Col [Colonel] McDowall |
031 |
[Situation] 3/8 mile SE by E [South East by East] of Logan House.
A good arable field of a rising eminence on Logan Demesne on which are which are four Standing Stones erected for the purpose of Cattle to rub themselves. It is bounded on the East side by the road from Port Logan to Stranraer on the S. [South] West side by a gentle eminence called West Thorney-these two Thorneys was formerly divided by a fence the track of which may be seen by a row of thorn trees which are still in the site of fence there is a Car road leads through those fields to Logan farm Yard East & West Thorney takes there name from a quantity of thorns growing on them at one time. |
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SHEANS |
Sheans
Sheans
Sheans |
William Todd
William Gibson
Col [Colonel] McDowall |
031 |
[Situation] 3/4 mile ENE ]East North East] of Logan House.
A large field nearly adjoining Logan Demesne on the farm of Low Eldrick the surface of which is Rough pasture on it are several clumps of Planting & 2 Quarries of Clay Slate - The property of Col. [Colonel] McDowall of Logan this field is well Known in the county not Known what from - |
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BALKELLY |
Balkelly
Balkelly
Balkelly |
William Todd
William Gibson
Col [Colonel] McDowall |
031 |
[Situation] 5/8 mile ENE [East North East] of Logan House.
A large flat field adjoining Logan Demesne. In it are several clump of ornamental plantations. In this field formerly there was a farm ho. [house] with a small farm attached called Balkelly. hence the name - |
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BALKELLY BRIDGE |
Balkelly Bridge
Balkelly Bridge
Balkelly Bridge |
William Todd
William Gibson
Col [Colonel] McDowall
George McHaffie Esq |
031 |
[Situation] About 3/4 mile NE by E [North East by East] of Logan House. A handsome little Stone Bridge of one Arch with a good parapet wall on the road from Drummore to Stranraer over a small Stream which has no particular name. It is a County Bridge |
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Parish of Kirkinnner -- [Page] 16
Form 136
Page 64 Sheans
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LOGAN WINDMILL |
Logan Old Windmill
Logan Old Windmill
Logan Old Windmill
Wind Mill
Tower
Logan Windmill |
Mathew Kelton
John John Irvine
Ainslies Maps 1782
Royal Engrs [Engineers] Map 1819
Name List Plan 27B |
031 |
[Situation] About 1 1/4 miles NE by E [North east by East] of Logan House.
This name applies to the ruins of an old wind Mill 40 or 50 ft. [feet] of the Tower is still standing the, top of which has been repaired & loopholed and now has the appearance of a Tower- Where the the present water mill is now there was formerly an old mill but in consequence from the want of a sufficient run of water the corn was only made ready for Grinding & then ground at the Wind Mill-This tower or old Wind Mill is a Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station called by Trigl [Trigonometrical] Party " Logans Tower" |
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Parish of Kirkmaiden -- [Page] 17
Form 136
Page 67 Logan Windmill |
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LOGAN MILLS (corn) |
Logan Mills
Logan Mills
Logan Mills
Logan Mills
Logan Mills |
Mathew Kelton
Samuel Mathews
John Irvine
Proprietors Rent Roll
Royal Engrs. [Engineers] Map of 1819 |
031 |
[Situation] About 1 1/4 miles NE by E [North east by East] of Logan House. This name applies to two Mills one of which is a saw Mill the other a Corn Mill & both are driven by water which is supplied by drain from the Mosses of Logan . attached to the Saw Mill is a Joiners shed Chiefly for the use of Logan house and lands & [in the] Occupation of the Proprietor. Attached to the Corn Mill is a dwelling house & outhouses with with a farm containing about 30 Acres of good arable land Occupied by Mathew Kelton the Proprietor Col. [Colonel] McDowall of Logan |
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Parish of Kirkmaiden -- [Page] 18
Form 136
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BALGOWN |
Balgown
Balgown
Balgown
Balgown
Belgoun
Balgoun
Balgoun
Balgoun |
Samuel Matthews
Mathew Kelton
William Stewart
Proprietors Rent Rolls
Old Map of Property
William Todd Drumore
Ainslies Map 1782.
Royal Engrs. [Engineers] Map 1819. |
031 |
[Situation] 1 1/8 miles (nearly) ENE East North East] of Logan.
This was formerly a neat farm house (built in the Cottage Style) 2 Stories high, but in Consequence of a fire which broke out in it last winter through some mismanagement left nothing but the walls remaining close to the north side of this house is the farm yard and out houses including threshing machine all slated and in good repair with a farm of 200 acres of good arable land attached. Occupied by Samuel Mathews. The property of Col. [Colonel] McDowall of Logan. |
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MYROCH POINT |
Myroch Point
Myroch Point
Mayroch Point
Myroch
Myroch
Miroch |
William Stewart
James McLellan
Old Map of Property
Mr. Todd, Drumore
Royal Engrs. [Engineers] Map 1819.
Ainslies Map 1782. |
031 |
[Situation] About 1 7/8 miles ESE [East south East] of Logan House.
A point of land on the western shore of the Bay of Luce & on the farm of East Myroch. Situate near the South Side of New England Bay. |
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Parish of KirKmaiden -- [Page] 19
Form 136
Page 70- Balgown
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ELDRIG HILL |
Eldrich Hill
Eldrich Hill
Eldrich Hill |
Peter McMurray
Alexander Stewart
William Stewart |
031 |
[Situation] 1 1/2 miles SE by E [South East by East] of Logan House.
A tolerable large hill on the farm of high & Low EldricK the surface of which is arable land. On its summit is a plantation the wood of which consists of Fir, Beech & Birch etc. On the most elevated part of this hill is a Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station called by Trigl [Trigonometrical] Party 'Eldrige'. |
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LOW ELDRIG |
Low Eldrick
Low Eldrick
Low Eldrick
Elrig.
Ellyrig. |
Peter McMurray
Alexander Stewart
Proprietors Rent Roll.
Note j Chalmers, Caledonia Vol. [Volume] 3, p. [page] 379.
Note k Chalmers Caledonia Vol. [Volume] 3, p.[page] 379. |
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[Situation] About 1 mile ESE [East South East] of Logan House.
A neat & commodious farm house one story high and out houses all in tolerable good repair with a farm of 60 acres of good arable [land] attached. Occupied by Peter McMurray. The property of Colonel McDowall of Logan. |
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Form 136
page 69 Eldrig hill
71 Low Eldrig
Wherever this name has occurred throughout
Wigtownshire, it has been written 'Eldrig'
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EAST MYROCH |
East Myroch.
East Myroch.
East Myroch.
East Myroch.
East Myroch.
East Myroch.
East Mayroch. |
William Stewart.
Alexander Stewart.
Peter McMurray.
Proprietor's Rent Roll.
Rev. [Reverend] John Lamb, Free Ch. [Church] Minister.
William Todd. Drumore
Old Map of Property. |
031 |
[Situation] About 1 1/4 miles SE by E [South East by East] of Logan House.
A small farm house and out houses in middling repair with a farm of 80 acres of land attached, Partly arable & Partly rough pasture. Occupied by Alexander Stewart. The property of Col. [Colonel] McDowall of Logan. |
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GAB HILL |
Thorn Hill
Thorn Hill
Gab Hill
Gab Hill
Gab Hill |
Alexander Stewart.
William Stewart.
Map of Property.
John McLelland.
William McGaw. |
031 |
[Situation] About 1 1/2 miles SE by S [South East by East] of Logan House.
A small hill on the farm of East Myroch the surface of which is arable land. This hill is sometimes called Gab Hill by the people in its neighbourhood. - |
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CHIPPERDINGAN WELL |
Chipperdingan Well.
Chipperdingan Well. |
Gilbert Jamison
Revd. [Reverend] John Lamb. |
031 |
[Situation] About 1½ miles SE by E [South East by East] of Logan House
A spring well on the farm of East Myroch, Situate a short distance South of the road from Drumore to Stranraer. - |
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Form 136
Page 71- East Myroch
72- Gab Hill
74 - Chipperdingan Well |
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SALTMANS HILL |
Saltman's Hill.
Saltman's Hill.
Saltman's Hill.
Saltman's Hill. |
Alexander Stewart.
William Stewart.
William McClumpha.
William McGow. |
031 |
[Situation] 1 1/2 miles SE by E [South East by east] of Logan House.
A Small hill on the farm of East Myroch the Surface of which is chiefly arable land. This hill takes its name from Smugglers of salt having a place to concealment on it. |
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NEW ENGLAND BAY |
New England Bay.
New England Bay.
New England Bay.
New England Bay.
New England Bay.
New England Bay.
New England Bay. |
Mathew Kelton.
Samuel Mathews.
William Stewart.
Statistical account of Wigtownshire (page 201).
William Todd, Drumore.
Ainslies Map 1782.
Royal Engrs [Engineers] Map 1819. |
031 |
[Situation] About 1 3/4 miles E by S [East by South] of Logan House.
A Creek or inlet on the Sea Shore of the farm of East Myroch well sheltered from the western winds by the land side, it is little used as a landing place except for small fishing boats, at one time there was vessels loaded with timber brought in here probably for the use of Logan House & Estate. The beach of this bay is Sandy. It is situate about 3 miles North of Drumore Village. It might have got the name given by vessels trading form England. |
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BALGOWN POINT |
Balgown Point.
Balgown Point.
Balgown Point.
Balgown Point.
Balgown Point. |
Samuel Mathews.
Mathew Kelton.
William Stewart.
William Todd, Drumore.
Proprietor's Rent Roll. |
031 |
[Situation] About 1 5/8 miles . [East] of Logan House.
A point of the sea shore of the farm of Balgown, it forms the North extremity of New England Bay, this place is well Known in the neighbourhood by the name given.- |
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Form 136
Page 72 - Saltman's Hill
75- New England Bay
76 - Balgown Point |
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KNOCKEEN |
Knockeen
Knockeen
Knockeen |
Samuel Mathews
John Irwin
William Stewart |
031 |
[Situation] 1 1/4 miles E [East] of Logan House.
A small hill on the farm of Balgown the surface of which is arable land, on it is a plantation and the wood chiefly consists of Fir. Close to the North East side of the wood is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station called by the Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party 'Pulgowan'. |
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PORTACREE |
Port.a.cree
Port.a.cree
Port.a.cree.
Port.a.cree |
Samuel Mathews
Mathew Kelton
William Stewart
Alexander Rodie Port Logan |
031 |
[Situation]About 1 3/8 miles ENE [East North East] of Logan House.
A small Creek Composed of shingle and Sand on the shore of the farm of Balgown, Chiefly used as a harbour for small fishing boats & sometimes there is Lime imported & oats etc. exported from this place. Is well Known as Port of Cree or Port-o-Cree in the neighbourhood. - |
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DRUM HILL |
Drum Hill
Drum Hill
Drum Hill |
Map of Property
William Stewart
John McLelland |
031 |
[Situation] About 7/8 mile E. by S. [East by South] of Logan House.
A small hill on the farm of Low Eldrick the Soil of which is arable land. |
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DUPAL |
Dupal.
Dupal.
Dupal. |
Map of Property.
William Stewart.
John McLelland. |
031 |
[Situation] About 1 1/2 miles E by S [East by South] of Logan House.
This name applies to workmens houses & Garden on the farm of Balgown, they are occupied by workmen in the employment of Col. [Colonel] McDowall of Logan- |
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DUNIEHINIE |
Dunie-hinie.
Dunie-hinie.
Dunie-hinie. |
William Gibson.
William McDowall.
William Todd. |
031 |
[Situation] About 1 1/4 miles W by S [West by South] of Logan House.
A rock on the sea coast of the Mull of Logan nearly surrounded by high water. It is used as a Seat by fishermen when Angling. |
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MULL HILL |
Mull Hill
Mull Hill
Mull Hill
Mull Hill |
John Milroy
John Bradshaw
William Gibson
William Todd Drumore. |
031 |
[Situation] 1 1/8 miles WSW. [West South West] of Logan House.
This name applies to the highest portion of land on the Mull of Logan, the surface of which is arable land. On its Summit us a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party 'Mullhead'. - |
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MULLHILL |
Mullhill
Mullhill
Mullhill
Mullhill |
John Milroy
William McDowall
William Gibson
Proprietors Rent Roll |
031 |
[Situation] 1 mile WS.W. [West South West] of Logan House.
A farm house & outhouses all Slated and in middling repair with a farm of 170 acres if indifferent land attached, occupied by John Millroy. The property of Col. [Colonel] McDowall of Logan. - |
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PETER'S PAPS |
Peter's Paps
Peter's Paps
Peter's Paps |
William Gibson
William McDowall
W. Todd |
031 |
[Situation] About 1 1/4 miles WSW [West South West] of Logan House.
A Cave at the Eastern end of a long gully or Creek. It derives its name from the water dropping from its roof out of round congealed lumps of a white substance resembling Paps & Tradition says that formerly the water of this Cave was used for the Curing of the Hooping Cough by holding the patients under the droplets or by giving them the water to drink. It is Called after the name St. Peter. - This place is described as a rock by Simpson in his account of Galloway 1684 & relates the Story about curing the chincough by catching the drop in the mouth as it falls from the rock. |
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DOVE CAVE |
Dove Cave
Dove Cave
Dove Cave |
William Gibson
William McDowall
William Todd |
031 |
[Situation] Near Peter's Paps on the South Side.
A Cave at the Eastern end of a deep Gully or Creek on the Sea Shore of the Mull of Logan. |
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Form 136
page 77- Peter's Paps
78- Dove Cove |
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LURGHIE POINT |
Lurghie Point
Lurghie Point
Lurghie Point |
William Gibson
William McDowall
William Todd |
031 |
[Situation] About 1 1/2 miles WSW [West South West] of Logan House.
A point of rocks on the most Western part of the Mull of Logan. It is used as a fishing Seat by Anglers. - |
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OTTER ROCK |
Otter Rock
Otter Rock
Otter Rock |
William Gibson
William McDowall
William Todd |
031 |
[Situation] About 1 1/2 miles SW by W [South West by West] of Logan House.
A rock covered with water at ordinary Tides on the Sea Shore of the Mull of Logan. - |
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DEVILS BRIDGE |
Devils Bridge
Devils Bridge
Devils Bridge
North Bridge |
William Gibson
William McDowall
William Todd
Rl Engrs. [Royal Engineers] Map 1819. |
031 |
[Situation] About 5 chains ESE [East South East] of Otter Rock.
A point of rocks through which the Sea runs by a natural Arch. It has a frightful appearance which gives rise to the name. |
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Form 136
page 78 - Lurghie Point
78- Otter Rock
81- Devils Bridge |
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DAW POINT |
Daw Point
Daw Point
Daw Point |
William Gibson
William McDowall
William Todd |
031 |
[Situation] About 1 3/8 miles SW by W [South West by West] of Logan House.
A point of rocks on the sea Coast used as a Seat by fishermen whilst Angling. |
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MULL OF LOGAN |
Mull of Logan.
Mull of Logan.
Mull of Logan.
Mull of Logan. |
William Gibson.
John Milroy.
Ainslies Map of 1782.
Royal Engrs [Engineers] Map 1819. |
031 |
[Situation] About 1 1/2 miles WSW [West South West] of Logan House.
A tolerable large & Elevated headland on the most North Western point of Logan Estate, the Surface of which with the exception of Sea Shore is all arable land, on it is a Beacon erected by Col. [Colonel] McDowall of Logan, which Serves the twofold purposes of a Cattle [shade] & a mark for navigators entering Port Logan harbour. The two [ends] of this building also the N. W.[North West] side is rising about 40 or 50 feet above the Surface, it is loop holed, the Top & resembles a Castle at a Considerable distance. |
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Form 136
page 81 Daw Point
87 Mull of Logan |
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LITTLE BRIDGE |
Little Bridge
Little Bridge |
William Gibson.
William McDowall.
William Todd, |
031 |
[Situation] About 18 chains E by N [East by North] of Daw Point.
A natural Arch or point of rocks which spans a deep Gully or creek of the Sea on the shore of the Mull of Logan. |
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ROBERTSON'S BAY |
Robertson's Bay.
Robertson's Bay.
Robertson's Bay. |
William Gibson.
John Milroy.
William McDowall. |
031 |
[Situation] 1 1/8 miles SW [South West] of Logan House.
A Small Creek or inlet of the sea on the Shore of the Mull of Logan, It interspersed with rock & shingle and takes its name from the grave of a sailor of that name whose Corpse had been washed ashore here, there is a small stone which marks the spot with the year 1757 rudely cut on it. - |
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YELLNOWTE ISLE |
Yell-nowte Isle.
Yell-nowte Isle. |
William Gibson.
William McDowall. |
031 |
[Situation] 1 1/8 miles SW by W [South West by West] of Logan House.
A large rock the highest part of which is covered with a little moss & herbage. It is not covered at high water. |
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CLANGHIE BAY |
Clanghie Bay.
Clanghie Bay. |
William Gibson.
William Todd. |
031 |
[Situation] 1 mile SW by S [South West by South] of Logan House.
A small creek or inlet of the Sea used for no other purpose than for the quantity of Sea weed which is washed in by the tide. |
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CLANGHIE POINT |
Clanghie Point.
Clanghie Point.
Clanghie Point. |
William Gibson.
William McDowall.
William Todd. |
031 |
[Situation] At the west Side of Clanghie Bay.
A point of rock between Bonny Well Bay & Clanghie used as a seat by Anglers. |
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BONNY WELL BAY |
Bonny Well Bay.
Bonny Well Bay.
Bonny Well Bay. |
William Gibson.
William McDowall. William Todd. |
031 |
[Situation] About 1 Mile SW [South West] of Lagan House
A small Creek or inlet of the Sea interspersed with rock & Shingle. It derives its name from a small well now filled up And not visible, it was a well where women drank out of while burning the Sea weed for potash to bleach linen. |
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Form 136
Page 84 - Clanghie Bay
83 -- Clanghie Point
83 -- Bonny Well Bay |
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CAIRNY FINNART |
Carnie Finnart
Carnie Finnart
Carnie Finnart
Cairny Finnart
Cairny Finnart
Cairny Finnart |
William Gibson
William McDowall
John Milroy
William Todd
Alexander McGaw
Peter McCulloch |
031 |
[Situation] About one mile SW by S [South West by South] of Logan House.
This name applies to a half circular range of rocks close to the shore .- at the most southern extremity of Tardow hill- |
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PORTAVADDIE |
Port-a-vaddie
Port-a-vaddie
Port-a-vaddie |
William Gibson
William McDowall
John Milroy |
031 |
[Situation] About one mile SSW [South South West] of Logan House. -
A small Creek or Gully which consists of Shingle & rocks and is used as a fishing harbour - on the shore of which is a house built for the fishing boats & tackle, Etc. (Port-a-vaddie the boat or [dry] Port). |
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FARIE ROCK |
Farie Rock
Farie Rock |
William Todd
William McDowall |
031 |
[Situation] One mile (nearly) S.S.W. [South South West] of Logan House.
A point of rocks dividing Maidenhead Bay & Port a vaddie it is nearly or altogether Surrounded by water at high spring Tides.- |
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[Note] Carn na Fionart |
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MAIDENHEAD BAY |
Maidenhead Bay
Maidenhead Bay
Maidenhead Bay |
William McDowall
William Gibson
William Milroy |
031 |
[Situation] At the East side of Farie Rock.
A Small creek or inlet of the Sea interspersed with rocks & Shingle. It derives its name from the quantities of Shell fish got in it - Called Maidenhead. |
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LOGAN FISH POND |
Logan Fish Pond
Logan Fish Pond
Logan Fish Pond
Fish Pond
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Logan Fish-pond |
William Gibson
John Milroy
William McDowall
Royl. Engrs. [Royal Engineers] Map 1819.
Statl. Acct. [Statistical Account] 1841, Page 213 |
031 |
[Situation] 4 chains East of Farie Rock.
A Pond excavated out of a solid rock at the North end of a small Narrow Gully or inlet of the Sea by which the pond is filled at high water, the Superfluous water returns or discharges by a [Grating] when the Tide Ebbs. Adjacent to it is a neat Cottage for the fisherman & Caretaker who preserves the Fish & feeds them with [Limpets] etc. in the Pond. The fish of this pond are for the use of Col. [Colonel] McDowalls Table & the fisherman is allowed an yearly Salary for the Supplying of Logan House with fish.- |
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Form 136
Page 85- Maiden head Bay
86- Logan Fish Pond |
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TARDOW HILL |
Tardow Hill
Tardow Hill
Tardow Hill |
William Gibson
John Broadshaw
John Milroy |
031 |
[Situation] About 3/4 mile SW by S [South West by South] of Logan House.
An elevated portion of ground on the farm of Mount Sallie the Soil of which is arable land - |
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MOUNT SALLIE |
Mount Sallie
Mount Sallie
Mount Sallie
Mount Salzie |
William Gibson
John Broadshaw
John Milroy
Royl. Engrs. [Royal Engineers] Map 1819. |
031 |
[Situation] About 1/2 mile SSW [South South West] of Logan House.
A farm house and Out houses the former is in tolerable good repair, the latter is in very indifferent repair with a farm of land attached, this Farm is in possession of Col.[Colonel] McDowall who is also the proprietor. The house is Occupied by a Shepherd & other Servants belonging to Col. [Colonel] McDowall. |
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MOUNT SALLIE GLEN |
Mount Sallie Glen
Mount Sallie Glen
Mount Sallie Glen |
William Gibson
John Broadshaw
John Milroy |
031 |
[Situation] At the E [East] side of Tardow Hill.
A small shallow Glen about 28 Chains long running in a N. E. by S. W. [North East by South West] direction through it runs a Small Stream of water in an artificial channel , down this is a well laid out Gravel Drive or Avenue from Logan House to the Fish Pond. This Glen or hollow is well planted with a mixture of young trees & Shrubbery. - |
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GRENNAN CRAIGS |
Grennan Craigs
Grennan Craigs
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Grennan Craigs
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Grenan Craigs |
William Todd
Revd. [Reverend] John Lamb.
Capt. [Captain] Nunan.
Ainslies Map of 1782. |
031 |
[Situation] Along the E [East] side of Grennan Plantation.
A range of Steep rocky precipices along the East Side of Grennan Plantation & on the farm of Grennan. |
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CAIRN GRENNAN |
Cairn Grennan
Cairn Grennan
Cairn Grennan
Cairn Grennan |
Alexander McGaw
William Todd
John Milroy
Royl. Engrs. [Royal Engineers] Map 1819. |
031 |
[Situation] About 1/2 mile SE [South East] of Kirkbride (farm house).
This name applies to a pile of Stones built on an eminence on the farm of Grennan. It is used as a Trigl' [Trigonometrical] Station & called "Cairn Grennan". |
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Form 136
Page 80- Mount Sallie Glen
111- Grennan Craigs |
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WEST MYROCH |
West Myroch
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West Myroch
West Myroch
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West Myroch
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West Myroch
Myroch.
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Miroch. |
William McClumpha.
Alexander Stewart
Proprietors Rent Roll.
Rev. [Reverend] John Lamb Free Ch. [Church] Minister.
Mr. Todd Drumore.
Royal Engrs. [Engineers] Map 1819.
Ainslies Map 1782. |
031 |
[Situation] 1 1/18 miles SE by E [South East by East] of Logan House.
A good farm house one story high slated & in good repair with out houses in middling repair, attached is a farm of land containing about 100 acres. Occupied by William McClumpha. The property of Col. [Colonel] McDowall of Logan. |
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KILLUMPHA |
Killumpha
Killumpha
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Killumpha
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Killumpha
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Killumpha |
William Anderson
Thomas A. Chochran
Proprietors Rent Roll
Royl. Engrs. [Royal Engineers] Map 1819.
Ainslies Map 1782. |
031 |
[Situation] About 1 5/8 miles SE [South East] of Logan House.
A farm house rather curious in its appearance - being only 25 Links on each side or square and 3 Stories high, at each corner of the house & at the base of the [SKue] stones is small round solid projections resembling those on ancient castles used for throwing stones or other [Missiles] down on the besiegers, at the E [East] & North ends of this house is small wings one story high attached. A little South from the house is the farm yard consisting of Dairy house & other out houses all slated & in good repair with a farm of 214 Acres of land. Occupied by William Anderson. The property of Col. [Colonel] McDowall of Logan. |
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Form 136
Page 89 - West Myroch
90 - Killumpha |
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FORT HILL |
Fort Hill
Fort Hill |
William Anderson
Thomas A. Chochrane |
031 |
[Situation]1 5/8 miles S. E. [South East] of Logan House.
A small hill on the farm of Killuny, the soil of which is arable land, probably it derives its name from an old circular fort of earth or Stones on the Site of which the farm house is built. This place is more likely to have been one of the old Sepulchres or Grave yards from the name Killuny] (or Kill-kirk). |
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KIRKBRIDE |
Kirkbride
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Kirkbride
Kirkbride
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Kirkbride
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Kirkbride
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Kirkbride |
Thomas A. Chochrane
William Anderson
William McClumphas
Proprietors Rent Roll.
Statistical Acct. [Account] of Wigtownshire Published 1841, page 199.
Royl. Engrs. [Royal Engineers] Map 1819. |
031 |
[Situation] About 2 1/8 miles S.E. [South East] of Logan House.
A small farm house one story high and out houses all slated and in middling repair with a farm containing 213 acres of land. Occupied by Thomas Chochrane. The property of Col. [Colonel] McDowall of Logan - this farm takes its name from the ruins or site of an old church dedicated to St. Bride - the ruins are still to be seen yet on the farm. |
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KELPERS WELL |
Kelpers Well
Kelpers Well
Kelpers Well |
Gilbert Jamieson
Alexander Gibson
George McHaffie, Esq. |
031 |
[Situation] About 1 1/8 miles SSE [South South East] of Terally Moat & about 3/4 mile SE by E [South East by East] of Kirkbride.
A Small well on the farm of Grennan Situate about 3 chains north of a small house on the Shore of the Bay of Luce near Path Sands. Takes its name from Kelp Burners formerly making use of the water. |
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Form 136
Page 89 Fort Hill
91 KirKbride
Kelpers Well |
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GRENNAN MOOR |
Grennan Moor
Grennan Moor |
James Milroy
Thomas A. Chochrane |
031 |
[Situation] About 1/4 mile SE by S [South East by East] of Kirkbride.
A portion of moorland interspersed with Rough Pasture & Furzes on the farm of Grennan, near the south side of which is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party "Cairn Grennan". |
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GRENNAN SLATE QUARRIES |
Grennan Slate Quarries.
Grennan Slate Quarries.
Grennan Slate - quarries |
James Milroy.
Samuel Thomson.
Proprietors Rent Roll. |
031 |
[Situation] About 3/4 mile SE by E [South East by East] of Kirkbride.
This name applies to Quarries on the farm of Grennan the description of which is clay Slate of a bluish colour, it is not much used for building but chiefly for Agricultural purposes, Drains etc. on Logan Estate, the farms of which must be supplied first & after sold to all that may require them. These Quarries of Greenan & Kilstay gave employment to 6 men throughout the year - they are let to James L. Johnston, Kilstay Moor. |
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PATH SANDS |
Path Sands.
Path Sands.
Path Sands. |
James McLelland.
James Milroy.
William McGaw. |
031 |
[Situation] 3/4 mile ESE [East South East] of Kirkbride. -
A small portion of sandy beach on the shore of the farm of Grennan used as a Shelter for small fishing boats. It takes its name from a high or declivity above it over which the road from Stranraer to Drumore passes. |
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LOUP OF GRENNAN |
Loup of the Grennan
Loup of the Grennan
Loup of the Grennan
Loup |
John McLelland
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John Milroy
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Thomas A. Chochane
Royl. Engrs. [Royal Engineers] Map 1819 |
031 |
[Situation] On the E [East] Side of Grennan Plantation
A rock near the Shore on the farm of Grennan, it was much higher at one time in Consequence of a part of the top falling down is now about 30 or 40 feet high perpendicular. Tradition of the [locality] says that at one time a man was Convicted of sheep stealing from the farm of Grennan & being sentenced to die, was allowed the alternate of leaping from the top of this [rock] or undergo the sentence in some other shape & on these terms if [he] accomplished it, he was to live [and] have the lands of Grennan - but he perished in the attempt. - |
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COVE OF GRENNAN |
Cove of the Grennan
Cove of the Grennan
Cove of the Grennan
Cove of the Grennan |
William McDowall
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John McGaw
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John McGaw
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William Todd |
031 |
[Situation] About 5/8 mile E by S [East by South] of Kirkbride.
A Cave which extends in a westerly direction for about 40 or 50 Links [from] a Rock on the west side of the [road] from Stranraer to Drumore and about 2 miles from the latter or a 100 Links to the north of the Loup of the Grennan - This Cave is on the farm of the Grennan from which It takes its name |
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Form 136
Page 93- Loup of the Grennan
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GRENNAN PLANTATION |
Grennan Planting
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Grennan Planting
Grennan Planting |
Thomas A. Chochran
John McMilroy
William McGaw |
031 |
[Situation] About 1/2 mile E by S [East by South] of Kirkbride.
A considerable plantation on the farm of Grennan the wood of which consists of fir, Oak & Birch situate close to the west side of the road from Stranraer to Drumore - |
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DUNGAMEN BAY |
Dungemman Bay
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Dungemman Bay
Dungemman Bay
Dungamen Bay
Dungamen Bay |
Peter McGaw Teralley Drumore
William McGaw
John Milroy
Map of Property
John McLelland |
031 |
[Situation]5/8 mile ENE [East North East] of Kirkbride.
A small creek or inlet on the shore of the farm of Teralley, the beach of which is sand and boulders, it is not used as a landing place for vessels except for small fishing boats- |
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KIRKBRIDE |
Ruins of Kirkbride
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Ruins of Kirkbride
Ruins of Kirkbride
Ruins of Kirkbride
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Kirkbride ruins |
Thomas A. Chochran
William Wilson
William McGaw
Statistical Acct. [Account] of Wigtownshire Published 1841.
Ainslies Map 1782 |
031 |
[Situation] About 1/4 mile NE by N [North East by North] of Kirkbride (farm house).
This name applies to the ruins of an ancient Church dedicated to Saint Bride. The place pointed out has the appearance of a circle from the high banks of ruins and over grown rubbish, the ruins of a small building is still to be seen & a small portion of ground resembling a Garden. It is on the farm of KirKbride. |
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TERALLY |
Teralley
Teralley
Terally
Teraallie
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Tyrawley |
William McGaw
James McLelland
Mr. Todd, Drumore
Royl. Engrs. [Royal Engineers] Map 1819
Ainslies Map 1782 |
031 |
[Situation] 5/8 mile (nearly) NE by E [North East by East] of Kirkbride (farm house)
A neat and commodious farm house one story high slated & in good repair outhouse thatched and in middling repair with a farm of 88 acres of good arable land attached. Occupied by William McGaw. The property of Col. [Colonel] McDowall of Logan. |
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TERALLY BRICK AND TILE WORKS |
Teralley Brick and Tile Works
Teralley Brick and Tile Works
Teralley Brick and Tile Works
Terally Brick and Tile Works
Terally Brick and Tile Works
Terally Brick and Tile Works
Terally Brick and Tile Works
Terally Brick and Tile Works |
William Wilson
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William McGaw
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Thomas A. Chochran
Mr. Todd Drumore
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William Wilson
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William McGaw
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John McGaw
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Thomas McClure |
031 |
[Situation] 3/8 mile NNE [North North East] of Kirkbride (farm house)
This name applies to a place where Brick & Tile is made. These works are for the use to accommodate the farmers on Logan Estate for buildings and other Agricultural purposes etc. A portion of land shewn on Trace is at present made use of as Clay holes, Brick field, Drying shades, Clay [&] Tempering Machine Kiln, Coal house & 3 dwelling houses Occupied by overseer & other worKmen. The drain Tiles are shaped by a machine which moulds about 8000 ft. a day attended by one Clay wheeler Turner & feeder & 4 [men] Moulding. These works give employment to 4 Men & 6 Boys. Tiles, Bricks etc. of all descriptions are made here. They are on the farm of Terally. |
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Form 136
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TERALLY BAY |
Teralley Bay
Teralley Bay
Terally Bay
Terally Bay
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Terally Bay
Terally Bay
Terally Bay
Tirally Bay |
John McLelland
William McGaw
Mr. Todd
William Wilson, Drumore
William McGaw
John McGaw
Thomas McClure
Statistical Acct. [Account] of Wigtownshire Published 1841 |
031 |
[Situation] 3/4 mile NE by N [North East by North] of Kirkbride (farm house)
A small creek or bay on the shore of the farm of Tralley the beach is fine shingle. It is only used as a landing place for small fishing boats, it is sheltered north by the point of MyrocK & South by the rocky point of Tralley - |
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TERALLY BRIDGE |
Teralley Bridge
Teralley Bridge
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Terally Bridge
Terally Bridge
Terally Bridge
Terally Bridge
Terally Bridge
Tyrally Bridge |
William McGaw
Thomas A. Chochrane
Mr. Todd, Drumore
William Wilson
William McGaw
James McGaw
Thomas McClure
George McHaffie, Esqr. |
031 |
[Situation] 1 1/2 chains East of Terally Moat.
A small stone Bridge of one arch over a small stream on the road from Stranraer to Drumore & 3/4 miles from the latter, it is a County Bridge. |
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TERALLY POINT |
Feralley Point
Feralley Point
Feralley Point
Tyrawley Point |
James Milroy
John McGaw
Alexander McGaw
Ainslies Map 1782 |
031 |
[Situated] Near the East side of Terally farm house.
A Small headland or Point near Terally (farm house) from which it takes its name. - |
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DRUMWHILL |
Drumwhill
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Drumwhill |
Thomas A. Chochran
William Stewart |
031 |
[Situation] About 1 5/8 miles SE [South East] of Logan House.
A small hill on the farm of Killumpha the Surface of which is arable land Situate near the north side of Terally Bricks works- |
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KIRKBRIDE HILL |
KirKbride Hill
KirKbride Hill
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KirKbride Hill |
Thomas A. Chochran
James T. Johnston
Proprietors Rent Roll |
031 |
[Situation] 1/4 mile SW by S [South West by South] of Kirkbride (farm house)
A Considerable hill on the farm of KirKbride the soil of which is arable land- |
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TERALLY MOAT |
Terally Moat
Terally Moat
Terally Moat
Moat
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Moathill |
William Todd
William McGaw
John McGaw
Royal Engrs. [Engineers] Map 1819
Ainslies Map 1782 |
031 |
[Situation] 1 7/8 miles SE [South East] of Logan House.
A moat or eminence having the appearance of an artificial construction but is now partly trodden by cattle or appearently level or drawn [away] for Agricultural uses & it is not known by the oldest inhabitants if it is Artificial or Natural but a [little] to the NE [North East] about 7 chains, there is a Standing Stone said to be a grave stone, and when making a road near this place a number of Graves & Human Bones were turned up. This place was formerly in the farm of Killumpha which probably took it [name] from a Grave Yard or place of Worship being convenient to this place. It is now on the farm of Terally , the property of Col. [Colonel] McDowall of Logan. |
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Form 136
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BALLOCHAGUNNON |
Ballochagunnon
Ballochagunnon
Ballochagunnon |
William Gibson
Samuel Muir
William McBride |
031 |
This name applies to a portion of road which branches off the road from Port Logan to Stranraer and continues its course to Logan House.
At the south side of Demense of Logan & about ½ mile S by E [South by East] of Logan House. |
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BALLOCHAGUNNON PLANTATION |
Ballochagunnon Planting
Ballochagunnon Planting
Ballochagunnon Planting |
William Gibson
Samuel Muir
William McBride |
031 |
A small plantation on the lands of Logan situate on both sides of the road called Ballochagunnon and close to the west side of the road from Port Logan to Stranraer. It takes its name from the road called by the same name.
About 5/8 mile S by E [South by East] of Logan House. |
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MOUNT SALLIE HILL |
Mount Sallie Hill
Mount Sallie Hill
Mount Sallie Hill |
William Gibson
Robert & James McKitterick
William McBride |
031 |
A considerable hill nearly of a circular shape the soil of which is arable land partly in possession of Colonel McDowall who is proprietor & the remainder occupied by Robert & James McKitterick.
½ mile South of Logan house. |
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MOUNT SALLIE PLANTATION |
Mount Sallie Planting.
Mount Sallie Planting.
Mount Sallie Planting. |
William Gibson.
Robert & James McKittrick.
William McBride. |
031 |
[Situation] 5/8 mile South of Logan House.
A considerable plantation on Mount Sallie Hill, the wood of which consists of Oak, Ash, Firs & Sycamore. - This Plantation takes its name from the hill. |
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AUCHABRICK |
Auchabrick.
Auchabrick.
Auchabrick.
Ahabrick.
Ahabrick. |
Robert & James McKittrick.
William Gibson.
Proprietors Rent Roll.
Ainslies Map 1782.
Royal Engrs. [Engineers] Map 1819. |
031 |
[Situation]About 5 chains East of Ballochagennion Plantation.
A good farm house one story high and about 3 chains S. [South] West is the out houses all in good repair with [a] farm Containing about 175 acres of land attached. Occupied by Robert & James McKittrick. The property of Col. [Colonel] McDowall of Logan. |
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BRICK KILN PLANTATION |
Brick Kiln Planting.
Brick Kiln Planting.
Brick Kiln Planting. |
William Gibson.
Samuel Muir.
William McBride. |
031 |
[Situation]About one mile S by E[South by East] of Logan House.
A small plantation on the farm of Auchabrick the wood of which consists of Oak, Ash & Firs. Formerly clay was raised in this place for making Brick hence the name. - |
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SAND NOOK |
Sand Nook.
Sand Nook.
Sand Nook. |
William Gibson.
Samuel Muir.
William McBride. |
031 |
[Situation] About one mile South of Logan House.
This name applies to a small creek Inlet on the Sea Shore of Port Logan where the sand is divided form rocks - Situate at the North side of Port Logan Village. - |
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Form 136
Page - 102 -- Mount Sallie Planting
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HIGH ELDRIG |
High Eldrick
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High Eldrick
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High Eldrick
High Eldrick
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Elrig
Ellyrig |
James & William McMurray
Robert & James McKittrick
William Gibson
Proprietors Rent Roll
Note j,
Note K: Chalmers Caledonia vols [volume] 3 p. [page] 379 |
031 |
[Situation] About 3/4 miles SE by S [South East by South] of Logan House.
A farm house thatched & in good repair with out houses in middling repair with a farm of about 52 acres of land attached chiefly arable, Occupied by James McMurray The property of Col [Colonel] McDowall of Logan. At a short distance north from the hp. [house] is Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party "Eldrig". |
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WEST THORNEY |
West Thorney
West Thorney
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West Thorney |
Old Map of Property
Col. [Colonel] McDowall
William Stewart |
031 |
[Situation] About 3/8 mile SSE [South South East] of Logan House.
A considerable pasture field on Logan Demesne in the centre of which is a rising eminence Situate on the North side of the road from Port Logan to Stranraer & divided from East Thorney by a range of Thorns from which it takes its name. - |
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PORT LOGAN BAY |
Port Nessock Bay.
Port Nessock Bay.
Port Nessock Bay.
Port Logan Bay.
Port Logan Bay.
Nessock Bay.
Port Nessock.
Port Nessock Bay.
Port Nessock. |
John Chambers.
John Brown.
William Todd.
William Gibson.
William McBride.
Royl Engrs [Royal Engineers] Map 1782.
Ainslies Map 1782.
Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] 1841 Page 200.
Ainslies Map of Scotland. |
031 |
[Situation] About 1 1/4 mile South by W [West] of Logan House.
A Bay with good anchorage on the west coast of Kirkmaiden which affords good shelter from the Land side, on the South the land is very high but slopes gradually to high water mark. There is a good but small Quay on this Bay built by the late Col [Colonel] McDowall of Logan and a Grant of Money from Government of Great Britain. It affords good harbourages but the West side of greatly damaged by the Rough Sea sometimes washing up against it & It is a not likely to be repaired, on it is a small circular building which was erected for the intention of a light house, but never has yet been lighted. Port Nessock is the ancient name of this Bay and still retains it. The name of the village has been changed from Port Nessock to Port Logan by the desire of Col [Colonel] McDowall of Logan. |
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"The village & harbour
"of Port Logan are in the Southeast corner
"of Port Nessock Bay is a bare bleak untractive
"looking place in winter but affords a delightful
"Summer residence for those who take pleasure in
"Sea Scenery or amusements."
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PORT LOGAN |
Port Logan.
Port Logan.
Port Logan. |
William Gibson.
William McBride.
Stat Acct. [Statistical Account] 1841, Page 200 |
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[Situation] About 1 1/2 miles South of Logan House.
A small Village at the head of Port Nessock Bay, with about 200 of a population, it consists of two ranges of houses mostly one Story high & in good repair. There are three Public houses which can accommodate Travellers & Shops. There is also a Post Office in it and a regular communication by Carrier to & from Stranraer. The Front range of houses are well Sheltered from the sea by the Stranraer road, it being raised by an embankment above the level of the houses. It is situated about 14 miles from Stranraer & 4 miles W [West] of Drumore Village. The property of Col [Colonel] McDowall of Logan. There is a good Quay & Harbour at this village. See Article Portnessock Bay. |
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Form 136
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MULDADDIE |
Muldaddie.
Muldaddie.
Muldaddie. |
William Gibson.
William McBride.
Proprietor's Rent Roll. |
031 |
[Situation] About 1/4 mile SW by W [South West by West] of Port Logan.
A good thatched farm house and out houses partly in good repair with a farm of about 100 acres of land attached, a portion of which is at present in a state of uncultivation. Occupied by Andrew McGregory. The property of Col [Colonel] McDowall of Logan. - |
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MANXMAN'S ROCK |
Manxman's Rock.
Manxman's Rock. |
John Chambers.
William Todd. |
031 |
[Situation] About 1/4 mile west of Port Logan.
A flat projecting rock covered at high water, it takes its name from a vessel being wrecked about it from the Isle of Man. |
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SCRANGIE |
Scrangie.
Scrangie. |
John Chamber.
William Todd. |
031 |
[Situation] About 10 chains SW. [South West] of Manxman's Rock.
A Rock on the Sea coast surrounded by high water, it is well known by fishermen and used by them as a fishing seat when Angling. |
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Form 136
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MULDADDIE HILL |
Muldaddie Hill
Muldaddie Hill |
William Gibson
William McBride |
031 |
[Situation] 1/4 mile SW [South West] of Port Logan.
A hill of a circular shape on the farm of Muldaddie, the surface of which is mostly Rough Pasture. Its summit is tabulated & on it is a Signal flag Staff belonging to the water guards & is used as a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party "Portnassick Flag Staff". |
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NEEDLES AND PINS |
Needles and Pins
Needles and Pins |
John Chambers
William Todd |
031 |
[Situation] 3/8 mile W by S [West by South] of Port Logan.
A flat rock projecting into the high water mark is used as a fishing Seat by fishermen when Angling, it takes its name from the rough appearance of the rock.- |
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COMPASS STONE |
Compass Stone
Compass Stone |
John Chambers
William Todd |
031 |
[Situation] 9 chains SW by W [South West by West] of Muldaddie.
A large stone about 4 feet long by 2 1/2 broad lying on an elevated piece of ground on the North W. [West] side of Muldaddie hill, not Known from what it takes its name. |
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Form 136
Page 107- Muldaddie Hill
109 - Needles and Pins
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McDONALD'S HILL |
McDonald's Hill
McDonald's Hill |
William Gibson
William KorKran |
031 |
[Situation] About 10 chains SE by S [South East by East] of Port Logan.
A hill of a circular shape on the S [South] East side of Port Logan village the soil of which is good arable land. This hill is held by a man the name of McDonald, hence the name - The property of Col. [Colonel] McDowall of Logan- |
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CLASH HILL |
Clash Hill
Clash Hill |
William McKittrick
William McBride |
031 |
[Situation]About 3/8 mile SE by S [South East by South] of Port Logan.
A hill on the farm of Clash of a circular shape the surface of which is arable land, on it is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station Called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party "Left Cash Hill". |
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BYER'S CROFT |
Byers' Croft
Byers' Croft
Buyer's Croft |
William CorKran
William Gibson
Proprietors Rent Roll |
031 |
[Situation] 1/4 mile E [East] of Port Logan.
A house situate about 1/4 of a mile East of Port Logan Village, it is one Story high & in good repair with a croft of land containing about 5 acres. Occupied by William CorKran. The property of Col [Colonel] McDowall of Logan.- |
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Form 136
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108 - Clash Hill
108 - Byer's Croft |
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CAIRNYWELLAN HEAD |
Carniewellen Head.
Carniewellen Head.
Cairnweellan Point.
Cairnywellan Head.
Cairnywellan Head. |
John Chambers.
William Todd.
Royl Engrs [Royal Engineers] Map 1819.
Alexander McGaw.
William Todd. |
031 |
[Situation] ½ mile S.W. [South West] of Port Logan
A head land which terminates Port Nessock Bay on the South side. It is a Conspicuous object & well known to mariners. |
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CARLIN BED |
Carlin Bed.
Carlin Bed. |
John Chambers.
William Todd. |
031 |
[Situation] On the South East Side of Cairnywellan Head & 1/2 mile SW [South West] of Port Logan
A small portion of Green pasture between rocks near the top of a heugh. |
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Form 136
Page 110- Cairnywellan Head
110- Carlin Bed |
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LOGAN HOUSE |
Logan House |
Col. [Colonel] McDowall Logan Port Logan
David McCulloch factor Auchess Ho [House] Via Portlogan
Wiliam stewart Mayroch Mayroch |
031 |
A large and handsome house of modern construction. The main part of the building being rectangular & connected to plain wings By covered passages. of A half Circular shape. There is A large Kitchen Garden with A large plott of ornamental Ground all tastfully &conveniently laid out. The Demesne is extensive and & well wooded Some of which is full grown And the remainder is young plantations About six or eight Chains South of the house There is an extensive farm yard. The houses of which ar only in middling repair. There being A new farm yard Now in progress of erection farther from the Dwelling ho [house] There is also A large quantity of good land attached for farming purposes. It is the family Seat or residence of Col. [Colonel] McDowall Logan |
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[Signed] William BirKby
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