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CAMPBELTON |
Campbelton
Campbelton
Campbelton
Campbelton
Campbelton
Campbelton
Campbelton
Campbelton
Campbeltown
Campbeltown
Campbellton
Campbelton
Campbelton |
Old Stat [Statistical] Account
[New Stat [Statistical] Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer
County Directory
Post Office Directory
Glasgow Directory
Murray's Time Tables
Glencraggan
Sheriffs Returns
Chalmer's Caledonia
Johnstone's Coy. [County] Map
Admiralty Chart.
Origines Parochiales
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"The parish of Campbelton is the seat of the presbytery of Kintyre, which is sometimes, but improperly, spelt Cantyre. The name of the parish is not older than the beginning of the present century, when the town, which makes a part of it, was created a burgh & called Campbelton, from the family name of the Duke of Argyll, the
principal proprietor of the town and neighbourhood. For some time before that period, it went by the name of Ceann-loch (Lochhead), which it still retains in the language of the country, and sometimes by the name of Kilkerran, one of the four ancient parishes united in the last century into one. But the oldest name of Campbelton by which a part of it is still known, is Dalruadhain, from its having been the capital of the ancient Scottish or Dalreudinian Kingdom. The parish consists of a large section of
the peninsula of Kintyre. It is bounded on the north by the parishes of Killean & Kilchenzie; and Saddell & Skipness NB From the preponderance of authorities quoted, and universal common usage, "Campbelton" should be the form adopted - which is the natural anglicised combination of the two words "Campbell" & "town" - were this not
adopted, the form in my opinion should strictly be "Campbelltown" - There are numerous instances in Scotland as Ington, Newton etc sometimes written Ingtown, Newtown
T. P. White Lt [Lieutenant] R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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on the west by North Channel; on the South by the parish of Southend;
and on the East by the Firth of Clyde
Both ends of the parish to north and south are hilly. The coast may be
reckoned at 20 miles in Extent. The shore, towards the north, is chiefly rocky; on
the west, almost entirely sandy; and south-east it presents a bold and rocky appearance.
The beach, on the Bay of Campbeltown, is sand intermixed in many
places with pebbles, chiefly formed by quartz." Statistical Account."
There is no portion of this Parish detached, nor is there any portion
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EAST SKEROBLINGARRY |
East Skeroblingarry
East Skeroblingarry
East Skeroblingarry |
Mr Ferguson Managng Clerk
Mr Buchanan Occupier
Mr McKinlay Dalintober |
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A farm steading with office attached, the property of His Grace the Duke of Argyll. |
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LOW PUBALL |
Low Puball
Low Puball |
Mr Buchanan
Mr McKinlay |
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A small stream rising about ½ a mile to the North of W [West] Skeroblingarry flowing in a Sth [South] Easterly direction about ½ mile till it mixes with the Puball High |
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WEST SKEROBLINGARRY |
West Skeroblingarry
West Skeroblingarry
West Skeroblingarry |
Mr Ferguson Managing Clerk
Mr McKinlay Dalintober
Mr Clark Occupier |
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A farm steading with offices attached the property of the Duke of Argyll. |
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HIGH PUBALL |
High Puball
High Puball |
Mr Buchanan
Mr. McKinlay |
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A small stream issuing from the North end of Park Loch & flowing in an Easterly direction
about ½ a mile till it joins with the Puball. |
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SKEROBLIN OR PARK LOCH |
Skeroblin or Park Loch
Skeroblin or Park Loch
Skeroblin or Park Loch |
Mr. Ferguson
Mr. Buchanan
Mr. McIntosh |
251.11 |
A small fresh water loch on the farm of "Skeroblinraid or Park" the property of the
Duke of Argyll. |
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ACHADH BEITHE |
Achadh Beith |
Mr Buchanan
Mr McKinlay |
251.12 |
A small Hill on the farm of Callyburn on Kylipole the property of the Duke of Argyll
Sig. [Signification] The Birch field |
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ALLT RIGH |
Allt Righ |
Mr. McPhail
Mr McIntyre
Farmer Kilkedden |
251.12 |
A considerable stream rising in
the Hills behind Gartgarillan
and falling into the Allt Lussa water
about ½ a mile to the South of Drumgarve
farm steading Sig. [Signification] The Kings Burn |
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COUL HILL |
Coul Hill |
Mr. Buchanan
Mr McKinlay |
251.12 |
A small hill on the farm of East Skernoblingarry a little to the west of where the Puball burn forms a junction with the
River Lussa |
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DRUMGARVE |
Drumgarve |
Mr McPhail Occupier
Mr Ferguson Managing Clerk to Mr Stewart Factor Campelton |
251.12 |
A farm steading with offices attached the property of the Duke of Argyll |
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EAS BAN |
Eas Ban |
Mr Buchanan
Mr McKinlay |
251.12 |
A prominent Waterfall on the river Lussa on the farm of Drumgarve about ½ a mile to the East of where the Puball joins the River Lussa. Sign [Signification] The White Fall |
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CIRCLE PUBALL (URN & COINS FOUND) |
Puball |
Mr Buchanan East Skeroblingarry
Mr McPherson Gobagrennan
Mr McIntosh Dalintober
1871 |
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This name applies to the faint track of a circle about 140 feet in diameter said by Messrs McPherson and Buchanan to be a place where worship was wont to be held in troublesome times. And that about 50 years ago when excavating or cultivating the field an urn containing ancient coins were found. |
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FAIRY KNOWE |
Fairy Knowe |
Mr Buchanan
Mr McPherson |
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A small Knoll immediately to the East of Skerroblingarry farm steading |
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PUBALL BURN |
Puball burn |
Mr Buchanan East Skeroblingarry
Mr McPherson Gobagrennan
Mr McIntosh Dalintober |
251.12 |
A stream bearing this name till it joins the River Lussa a short distance to the East of Coul Hill |
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251 12 Parish of Campbelton
Circle Puball - Old English |
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CALLYBURN (In Ruins) |
Callyburn
Callyburn
Callyburn |
D Morris W. [West] Laggan
Robert Taylor E. [East] Laggan
Mr. Ferguson |
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The ruins of a number of houses also an old byre still retaining the roof and is used as a shed for Cattle. The property of the Duke of Argyll |
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GLEN LUSSA |
Glenlussa
"Glen Lussa" from
"Gleann Lusach." |
Mr. Morris
Mr. Ferguson
Mr. Clark Gartgrillan
P Macintosh |
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"This glen, beautiful & fertile, is about 5 miles North of Campbeltown; the river flows from West to East four or 5 miles, and falls into the sound of Kilbrannan". Mackintosh's History |
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GLENLUSSA WATER |
Glenlussa Water |
Mr. Morris
Mr. Ferguson
Mr. Clark Gartgrillan
P Macintosh |
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A considerable sized river being the continuation of Straduigh Water from the angle near the N.W [North West] corner of this trace. From this it flows through a cultivated hollow or district called "Glenlussa" to its influx with the sea near Peninver. |
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MARCH BURN |
March Burn |
D Morris W. [West] Laggan
Robert Taylor E. [East] Laggan
Mr. Ferguson |
251.12 |
A small stream or burn having this name from south side of this trace to its confluence with
Glenlussa Water |
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Surveyor's note Hart Glen - The prob . der. {probable derivative] |
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..... [Town] of Campbelton Argyllshire
Remarks on the Plans etc
On Sheet 251.12, the name
Callyburn (in ruins) appears, and on
the adjoining sheet 251.16 the
name Calliburn or Kylipole also
appears, please to state (docs) the
two names appear on the Name
Book of Campbelton Ph [Parish]
and should both names be
spelled alike?
John Curry
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16-4-71
The namelist for the parish
of Campbelton was forwarded
from Southampton 4th April
to Captain White R.E. [Royal Engineers]
22 Apr 71
Captain Melville
Royal Engineers
Replies
Capt [Captain][ Parsons.]
I must refer you
to the Name Book
of Campbelton Ph. [Parish]
which is not in this
office, but at South-
ampton. I should say
of the name in both
sheets refers to the
same object, it should
in both cases be spellt
alike.
B.H. Melville
Capt R.E.[Captain Royal Engineers]
21.4.71
29th April 1871. N.B. received from Captain White R.E. [Royal Engineers]
and the names allowed to stand as they are on plans
A. McLachlan
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KILKENZIE BURN |
Kilkenzie Burn |
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Described and Authorities quoted in Names Bk [Book] of "Killean & Kilkenzie" Ph [Parish] |
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FORT |
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"On the hill of Ranachan there is an ancient dun or fort about 80 yards in circumference" Origines Parochiales |
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LOWER RANACHAN |
Lower Ranachan
Lower Ranachan
Lower Ranachan |
William Johnston
Rental
Mr. Ferguson |
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A farm house and Offices the property of the Duke of Argyll nearly ½ of a mile south west of this farmhouse, in an arable field is one of the Ancient standing stones it is round or pillar shaped, and about 6 feet
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RANACHAN HILL |
Ranachan Hill
Ranachan Hill
Ranachan Hill |
Robert Temple Upper Ranachan
William Johnston Lower Ranachan
Mr. Ferguson. Head Clerk to Factor |
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A considerable sized hill on the summit of which are the remains of a Fort or of some ancient building surrounded on all sides, but the west by an outer wall, on the west by a precipitous rock. The Fort in its original state would appear to have been a built wall without mortar as a small portion of a wall distinctly traceable is yet to be seen about 2 or 3 feet in height. There is no tradition concerning it farther than what is ascribed to all others in the locality, that being the remains of a castle. |
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STANDING STONE |
Standing Stone |
William Johnston
Rental
Mr. Ferguson |
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Plan 251.13 Parish of Campbeltown
Standing Stone & Fort - Old English font |
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Ranachan Hill and Fort are part combined in Description as are Lower Ranachan and Standing Stone. |
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RANACHAN BURN |
Ranachan Burn
Ranachan Burn
Ranachan Burn |
William Johnston
Robert Temple
Mr. Ferguson, Factors clerk |
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A small Stream or burn having its rise on the lands of Ranachan and running in a south westerly direction to its confluence with Back Water. The name commences from the junction of the 2 streams on trace 5 |
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UPPER RANACHAN |
Upper Ranachan
Upper Ranachan
Upper Ranachan
Upper Ranachan |
Robert Temple Occ [Occupier]
William Johnstone
Mr. Ferguson
Rental |
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A farm house having Offices attached, the property of the DuKe of Argyll. |
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A' CHRUACH |
Cruach
Cruach
Cruach
A' Cruach |
Mr Bruce
Robert Temple Ranachan
Mr Ferguson
The Stack |
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A small hill on the lands of Ranachan the property of the DuKe of Argyll. |
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FORT BALLIVULLINE HILL |
Ballivulline Hill (Fort)
Ballivulline Hill (Fort)
Ballivulline Hill (Fort) |
Robert Semple
Mr Bruce
Mr Ferguson |
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A Considerable high hill on the Summit of which are the distinct traces of a fort or of some ancient work of art of an oval shape. The country people ascribes this and all others in the locality as being the remains of Castles. |
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CALLIBURN OR KYLIPOLE |
Calliburn or Kylipole
Calliburn or Kylipole
Calliburn or Kylipole |
Mr Bruce Farmer
Rental
Mr Ferguson Managin Clerk |
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A house and byre formerly a farm of land was attached which is now blended with that of the property of the DuKe of Argyll. |
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Plan 251.16 Parish of Campbeltown Argyllshire
Fort - Old English font |
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ALLT FALBEA |
Allt Falbea
Allt Falbea
Allt Falbea |
Mr Maxwell Farmer Ballochgair
Mr McIntosh Dalintober
Mr McKinlay Dalintober |
252.02 |
A small stream on the farm of Ugadale joining Allt na Beiste shortly before it crosses the County road. Sign [Signification] Unknown |
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ALLT NA BEISTE |
Allt na Beiste
Allt na Beiste
Allt na Beiste |
Mr Maxwell Farmer Ballochgair
Mr McIntosh Dalintober
Mr McKinlay Dalintober |
252.02 |
A large stream forming the Boundary between Campbelton and Saddel Parishes for about half a mile before it falls into the sea a little to the north of Ugadale Point. Sign [Signification] "The Burn of the Beast." |
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ALLT TRAIGH-LEACANN |
Allt Traighe-leacainn
Allt Traighe-leachainn
alt Traighe-Leachainn |
Mr Maxwell Farmer Ballochgair
Mr McIntosh Dalintober
Mr McKinlay Dalintober |
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A mountain stream rising about a mile and a half to the West of Ugadale farm steading and falling into the sea to the South of Ugadale Point.
Sign. "The stream of the Shore declivity" |
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252.2 Parish of Campbelton |
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AN SOCACH |
Socach
Socach
Socach |
Mr Robertson
Mr McIntosh
Mr Maxwell |
252.02 |
A field to which this name applies
Sign [Signification] Point of land between 2 streams |
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BRUCE'S STONE |
Bruce's Stone
Bruce's Stone |
Mr Robertson
Mr McIntosh |
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A flat circular stone in a field about 8 chains to the East of Ugadale farm steading. On the outer edge of it is a circle cut, said by Messrs Robertson and McIntosh to represent the Sun and in the centre is a smaller carving said to represent the moon. Robert Bruce King of Scotland is said by the authorities quoted to have rested on this stone when he was either going to or coming from the Carrick shore |
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UGADALE |
Ugadale
Ugadale
Ugadale |
Mr Robertson Occupier
Mr Ferguson Managing Clerk to Mr Stewart Factor Campbelton
Mr Maxwell Ballochgair |
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A farm House with offices attached the property of Capt [Captain] McNeil of Losset |
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252.2 Parish of Campbeltown
Diagram of Prince's Stone
Surveyor's Initials T.W.
Surveyor note - An Socach, point of land |
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FORT |
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UGADALE POINT |
Ugadale Point
Ugadale Point
Ugadale Point |
Mr Robertson Farmer Ugadale
Mr Maxwell Ballochgair
Mr McIntosh Campbelton |
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A rocky Point to the East of Ugadale farm steading. On this point there a trace of the remains of a fortress and the natural wall may be seen clearly on the ground. Mr Robertson and Mr Maxell say that it was supposed by the old people about the place that it was a fort or castle and was used by the Danes.
"A great number of forts supposed to be Danish, are to be seen along the Sea-coast of Kintire."
Old Stat [Statistical] Account |
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252.3 Parish of Campbelton
Fort O.E [Old English font] |
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CURRIES KNOWE |
Curries Knowe
Curries Knowe |
Mr. Maxwell Ballochgair
Mr. McIntyre
Kilkeddan |
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A small Green knoll or hillock close to the site of old Burial ground on the farm of Ballochgair |
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KILDONALD BAY |
Kildonald Bay
Kildonald Bay |
Mr. Maxwell
Mr. Roberston Ugadale |
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A small Bay to the north East of a point bearing the same name |
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252.6 Parish of Campbelton |
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ALLT CALMAIN |
Allt Calmain
Allt Calmain |
Mr. Maxwell Ballochgair
Mr. McIntyre |
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A stream rising about a mile and a half to the north west of Ardnacross farm Steading. Sign [Signification]"The Pigeon's Burn". |
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BALLOCHGAIR |
Ballochgair
Ballochgair
Ballochgair |
Mr. Maxwell
Mr McIntosh Dalintober
Mr Ferguson Managing Clerk to Mr Stewart Factor Campbelton |
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A farm house with offices attached the property of the Duke of Argyll. |
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BURIAL GROUND (Site of) [BaIIochgair] |
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On this farm about 7 chains south East in a field south of Curries Knowe is a spot of ground pointed out by Mr. Maxwell as being the side of an ancient burial ground. To corroborate this Mr. McIntosh says that a girl was buried here at one time and that her mother sat on the grave at night for a time after, mourning for her loss. |
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FORT [Ballochgair] |
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About a quarter of a mile North East are to be seen the distinct remains of a fort of an oval shape. Mr. Maxwell says it is traditionally handed down as having been of Danish origin. "A great number of forts, supposed to be Danish are to be seen along the sea coast of Kintyre. Old Stat [Statistical] Account XI. 517" |
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252.6 Parish of Campbeltown
Fort - Old English |
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CAIRN |
Cairn
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Cairn |
Mr Peter McIntosh Dalintober
Mr McKinlay Dalintober
Mr Maxwell Ballochgair |
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There is also a Cairn of loose stones about 4 chains to the South of Kildonald Point said by Mr Maxwell and Mr [ ] to be the remains of a small fort.
"A great number of small forts supposed to be Danish are to be seen along the sea coast of Kintire"
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FORT |
Fort
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Fort |
Mr Peter McIntosh Dalintober
Mr McKinlay Dalintober
Mr Maxwell Ballochgair |
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KILDONALD POINT |
Kildonald Point
Kildonald Point
Kildonald Point |
Mr Peter McIntosh Dalintober
Mr McKinley Dalintober
Mr Maxwell Ballochgair |
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A rocky point on the sea shore of the farm of Ballochgair on it are distinctly to be traced the track of what appears to be the remains of a fortifiction or old Building. Mr Maxwell says it is handed down by tradition that this the remains of an ancient fortress and was used for defending the localities from the Danish invaders. |
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252.7 Parish of Campbelton
Fort & Cairn - Old English font |
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ISLAND ROSS |
Island Ross
Island Ross
Island Ross |
Mr Peter McIntosh Dalintober
Mr Maxwell Ballochgair
Mr Eaglesime Fisher Peninver |
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A small rocky Island lying a little to the north East of Kildonald Point. |
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FORT |
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GARTGREILLAN |
Gartgreillan
Gartgreillan
Gartgreillan |
Mr Clark Occr [Occupier]
Mr Ferguson
Rental |
252.09 |
A farm house and Offices the property of the Duke of Argyll. |
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KILKEDDAN |
Kilkeddan
Kilkeddan
Kilkeddan |
Mr Ferguson
Mr Lockhart
Rental |
252.09 |
A farm house and Offices, the property of the Duke of Argyll. |
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STONE CIST FOUND |
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On this farm about ½ mile westward is what appears to be the remains of an ancient cairn, out of which Mr. Macintosh says a number of Stone Cists were found (See Trace 2 ), also on Trace 6 a few years ago Mr. Macintyre the Farmer found a Stone cist whilst cultivating a portion of ground close upon the top of a bank near Glenlussa River. "On the farm of Kildeddan 70 or 80 years ago, a great many stone coffins were found with Urns in them, and in many other places throughout the country similar coffins have been discovered." McIntosh's History
*. I observed that this has a circular wall just above ground - and circular hole in one of the stones 10" x 6" x 8" deep. Also small circular enclosure close by 4' x 4', perhaps a turret - (different hand and colour of ink) It cannot be a cairn therefore, but is similar to the "Duns" in hill-forts. R.W. |
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252.9 Parish of Campbeltown Argyllshire |
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EAST LAGGAN |
East Laggan
East Laggan
East Laggan |
Mr Ferguson
David Norris |
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A farm house and Offices the property of the Duke of Argyll |
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FORT [Trench Knowe] |
Trench Knowe
Trench Knowe |
Robert Taylor
David Norris |
252.09 |
A small eminence On which is the track of what appears to have been a Circular building, said by Robert Taylor to be the site of a Castle. No other information Can be gleaned concerning it in the locality. It resembles the hill forts in shape often found in Kantyre although not So intire as the most of them we have come across. |
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WEST LAGGAN |
West Laggan
West Laggan
West Laggan |
David Norris Occr [Occupier]
Mr Ferguson
Robert Taylor |
252.09 |
A farm house having Offices attached the property of the Duke of Argyll. |
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HIGH PENINVER |
High Peninver
High Peninver
High Peninver |
Mr Lockhart Occr. [Occupier]
Mr Stewart
Mr Ferguson |
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Low Peninver
Low Peninver
Low Peninver |
Mr Stewart Occr. [Occupier]
Mr Ferguson
Rental |
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A farm house and Offices the property of the DuKe of Argyll. |
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ARDNACROSS |
Ardnacross
Ardnacross
Ardnacross |
The Rev. [Reverend] Hector McNeil Proprietor Free Church Minister |
252 |
A fine farm house and Offices the Property of the Rev. [Reverend] Hector McNeil Free Church Minister Campbeltown |
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BLACK BAY |
Black Bay
Black Bay
Black Bay |
The Rev [Reverend] Hector McNeil
Mr Eaglesham, Peninver
Mr Alexander, teacher Peninver |
252 |
A small creek or bay on the Sea Shore of the farm of Ardnacross |
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CARRICK POINT |
Carrick Point
Carrick Point
Carrick Point |
The Rev [Reverend[ Hector McNeil
Mr Eaglesham
Mr Alexander |
252 |
A rocky point on the Sea Shore of the farm of Ardnacross Situated a Short Distance South of the black Bay |
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PENINVER BRIDGE |
Peninver Bridge
Peninver Bridge
Peninver Bridge |
The Rev [Reverend] Hector McNeil
Mr Eaglesham
Mr Alexander |
252 |
A County bridge of one Arch Spanning Glenlussa Water on the road leading from Camplbeltown to Tarbert by Carridale. |
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THORN ISLE |
Thorn Isle
Thorn Isle
Thorn Isle |
The Rev [Reverend] Hector McNeil
Mr Eaglesham
Mr Alexander |
252 |
A small rocky island lying a few chains of the Low Water marK of the Sea Shore of the farm of Ardnacross. It is not entirely Covered at H. W. [High Water] |
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SEAL ROCK |
Seal Rock
Seal Rock
Seal Rock |
The Rev [Reverend] Hector McNeil
Mr Eaglesham
Mr Alexander |
252 |
A rocky island Covered at High Water Situated a short distance South of Thorn Isle. |
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GULL ISLE |
Gull Isle
Gull Isle
Gull Isle |
The Rev [Reverend] Hector McNeil
Mr EagleSham
Mr Alexander |
252 |
A Small rocKy island not entirely Covered at High Water Situated West from Seal Rock. |
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BLACK LOCH |
Black Loch
Black Loch
Black Loch |
Mr. Ferguson Managing Clerk to J. Stewart Esq. Chamberlain to the Duke of Argyll
Mr. Semple
Mr. Norris, West Laggan |
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A small lake on the farm of High Smerby. The property of the Duke of Argyll |
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NEW PENINVER |
New Peninver
New Peninver
New Peninver |
Mr. King Occupier
Mr. Ferguson
Rental |
252 |
A farm house and offices the property of the Duke of Argyll |
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HIGH SMERBY |
High Smerby
High Smerby
High Smerby |
Mr. King Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. Ferguson
Rental |
252 |
A farm house and offices the property of the Duke of Argyll |
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MCDONALD'S ROCK |
McDonald's Rock
McDonald's Rock
McDonald's Rock |
Mr. Alexander
Mr. Eaglesham
Mr. Ferguson |
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A reef of Porphyry rocks covered at High water situated east from Peninver. |
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YELLOW ROCK |
Yellow Rock |
Mr. Alexander
Mr. Eaglesham
Mr. Ferguson |
252 |
A long reef of conglomerate rock mixed with sand & gravel, situated at the south end of Ardnacross Bay, its surface is covered with a yellow sort of Tangle weed, hence the name. |
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GREENRIGS |
Greenrigs
Greenrigs
Greenrigs |
J. Armour Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. Ferguson
Rental |
252 |
A cottage with byre smithy and a few acres of land attached The property of the Duke of Argyll. |
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ARDNACROSS BAY |
Ardnacross Bay
Ardnacross Bay
Ardnacross Bay
Ardnacross Bay |
The Rev. [Reverend] H. McNeil
Mr. Alexander
Mr. Ferguson
Mr. Eaglesham |
252.14 |
A tolerably sized Bay lying opposite to Peninver and the farm of Ardnacross. The greater part of its strand or foreshore is sandy with a few reefs of stratified rocks. |
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PENINVER |
Peniver
Peniver
Peniver |
Mr Ferguson, Managing clerk
to Chamberlain
Mr. Alexander Teacher
Mr. Eaglesham Peninver |
252.14 |
A few Cottages with a school house and gardens attached. The property of the Duke of Argyll |
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SCHOOL [Peninver |
School
School
School |
Mr. Alexander
Mr. Eaglesham
Mr, Ferguson |
252.14 |
This is what called a Society school It is under the direction of the Kirk Session of the Parish Church. The Teacher's salary is made up by school fees apisted by the Government Grant for education |
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EUDAN NAN GALLAN |
Iunan-nan-Gallan
Iunan-nan-Gallan
Iunan-nan-Gallan
"Eudan nan Gallan", |
Mr. Peter MacIntosh, Campbelton
Capt. [Captain] McNeil
Frederick McNeil
Face of the Brambles, |
256 |
A small creek or bay on the sea shore of the farm of Losset
Mr. McIntosh, a Gaelic Scholar & to whom I was recommended by Capt. [Captain] McNeil for the spelling of this name & that of Uisaed, says that Iunan, is a raocky face, and Gallan, An Herb. |
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MID LOSSET |
Mid Losset
Mid Losset
Mid Losset |
Captain McNeil Pro. [Proprietor]
Alexander McKelvie Esq. Factor
Frederick McNeil Occr. [Occupier] |
256 |
A fine farm house and offices the property of Captn. [Captain] McNeil of Losset Park |
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LOSSET GLEN |
Losset Glen |
Captain McNeil Pro. [Proprietor]
Alexander McKelvie Esq. Factor
Frederick McNeil Occr. [Occupier] |
256 |
A small Glen or ravine the sides of which is thickly planted with mixed wood The burn or stream here is not known by any particular name |
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GALDRINGS |
Galdrings
Galdrings |
Captain McNeil Pro. [Proprietor]
Alexander McKelvie Esq. Factor
Frederick McNeil Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. P. McIntosh |
256 |
A steep rocky declivity near the sea shore of the farm of Losset. The rocks consist of Limestone & Freestone |
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SALTPANS |
Saltpans
Saltpans
Saltpans |
Captain McNeil, Losset Park
Frederick McNeil
Alexander McKelvie, Factor |
256 |
A row od small dwelling houses, Smithy. The property of Captain McNeil. Salt in [--] times went to be manufactured [--] the name. |
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LOSSET PARK |
Losset Park
Losset Park
Losset Park |
Captain McNeil
Alexander McKelvie, Factor
Langland Map of Kintyre |
256 |
A small but handsome mansion house, a garden and a small plot of ornamental ground attached. The property [and] residence of Captain McNeil. |
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UISAED |
Uisaed
Uisaed
Uisaed |
Mr. P. McIntosh Campbelton
Alexander McKelvie, Factor
Captn. [Captain] McNeil |
256 |
A rocky point of land on the [--] Shore of the lands of Losset & situated nearly ½ a mile west of Saltpans. |
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CAIRN [Uisaed] |
Cairn |
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here [at Uisaed] a tolerable sized Cairn of Stones [rests.] The Ancient Sepulchral Cairn often met [with.] But no one in the locality can state whether or not, as no tradition of it exists. |
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[Uisaed] Mr. McIntosh says that, Uisaed, is
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LEAC BHUIDHE |
Leac Buidhe
Leac Buidhe
Leac Buidhe
Leac Bhuidhe. |
Mr. P. McIntosh
Mr. McKelvie
Captn [Captain] McNeil
Yellow declivity |
256 |
A rocky point of land on the sea shore of the farm of Ballygroggan Sig. [Signification] "Yellow declivity" |
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NORTH CHANNEL |
North Channel |
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Johnstones Coy. [County] Map
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
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An arm of the Altlantic Ocean extending from the Mull of Kintyre on the south, to the Sound of Jura on the north, bounded on the west by the Island of Islay & on the East by the Coast of Kintyre & a portion of Knapdale |
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BALLIGROGGAN |
Ballygroggan
Ballygroggan
Ballygroggan |
Mr Thomas Bell occr [occupier]
Mr Ferguson managing clerk for Mr Stewart, Factor, Campbelton
Mr John Russel High Tirfergus |
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A fine farmhouse with offices attached, property of the DuKe of Argyll |
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CRAIGAIG WATER |
Craigaig Water
Craigaig Water
Craigaig Water |
Mr John Russel. High Tirfergus
Langland's County Map
Mr Alexander Bothwick, Kylipool |
256 |
A considerable mountain stream gathering a little to the west of Kylipool Loch, and running in a north-westerly direction till it empties itself into the Sea, about a mile to the west of Ballygroggan |
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CLOCHKEL |
ClochKell
ClochKell
ClochKell |
Mrs. Snodgrass, Occr [Occupier]
Rent receipt
Rental |
257 |
A fine farmhouse with offices attached; property of the Duke of Argyll. |
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DURRY LOCH |
Durry Loch
Durry Loch
Durry Loch |
John Colvill Esqr Campbelton
Mr James Howie Durry
Rental |
257 |
This name is applied to what was formerly a loch, but is now a marsh this the effects of draining; property of John Colville Esqr |
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EAST DARLOCHAN |
East Darlochan
East Darlochan
East Darlochan |
Mr Robert Smith occr [occupier]
Rent receipt
Rental |
257 |
A farmhouse with offices attached, property of the Duke of Argyll. |
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WEST DARLOCHAN |
West Darlochan
West Darlochan
West Darlochan |
Mr Smith Occr [Occupier]
Rent Receipt
Rental |
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A farm house and Offices attached the property of the Duke of Argyle. |
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NORTH CRAIGS |
North Craigs
North Craigs
North Craigs |
Mr. A. Mitchell, Occr [Occupier]
Mr. Robert Millar, Auchleck
Mr. Aitken, Dunmore |
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A farmhouse with offices attched , property of Mr. Liddley residing in Edinburgh |
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MID CRAIGS |
Mid Craigs
Mid Craigs
Mid Craigs |
Mr. A. Mitchell
Mr. Robert Millar, Auchleck
Mr. Aitken, Dunmore |
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An old farmhouse occupied by Cotters; property of Mr. Liddley |
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STANDING STONE [Mid Craigs] |
Standing Stone
Standing Stone
Standing Stone |
Mr. A. Mitchell
Mr. Robert Millar, Auchleck
Mr. Aitken, Dunmore |
257 |
Immediately to the south of this steading there is a standing stone, about 9 feet high, 4 in breadth, & 1 in thickness. It is believed to be one of the ancient monumental stones. |
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BACKS WATER |
Backs Water
Backs Water
Backs Water |
Mr. A. Mitchell
Mr. Aitken, Dunmore
Doctor McNab, 'Whinhill Ho. [House]' |
257 |
A considerable stream, rising to the north west of "North Craigs", or Ph. [Parish] By. [Boundary and flowing in a south easterly direction till it joins Machrihanish Water |
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MOTE HILL |
Mote Hill |
Mr. A Mitchell
Mr. David Hamilton
Mr. Robert Millar, Auchbeck |
257 |
This name is applied to a small rocky hill in an arable field a little to the north-west of South Craigs. |
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STANDING STONE [Mote Hill] |
Standing Stone |
Mr. A Mitchell
Mr. David Hamilton
Mr. Robert Millar, Auchbeck |
257 |
Immediately to the north of this Knoll [Mote Hill] there is a small standing stone, believed by the authorities quoted, to be one of the ancient monumental stones, it is about 6 feet high, by 4 broad, & about 10 inches in thickness. |
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SOUTH CRAIGS |
South Craigs
South Craigs
South Craigs |
Mr. David Hamilton, Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. A Mitchell
Mr. Robert Millar |
257 |
A farmhouse with offices attached, property of Mr. Lidley, residing in Edinburgh |
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TUMULUS [South Craigs] |
Tumulus |
Mr. David Hamilton, Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. A Mitchell
Mr. Robert Millar |
257 |
A little to the south-east of South Craigs there are the remains of a small mound, with two small standing stones about 3 feet in height erected at each side of it. According to the tradition of the Authorities quoted it is a sepulchre mound |
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DURRY |
Durry
Durry
Durry |
Mr. James Howie, Occr. [Occupier]
Rental
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KILMICHAEL |
Kilmichael
Kilmichael
Kilmichael |
Mr. David Hamilton, Occr. [Occupier]
Rental
Mr. A Mitchell |
257 |
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CHAPEL (Site of) [KiImichaeI] |
Chapel (Site of)
Chapel (Site of)
Chapel (Site of) |
Mr. David Hamilton
Mr. Mitchell
Mr. James Howie |
257 |
Immediately to the east of the farmhouse of Kilmichael, the Site of a small square building can be traced, which is believed by the authorities quoted to have been a chapel.
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the place, the walls of the church having almost disappeared. It was a parish church, but after the reformation Cil-chaomhan, Cil-chiaran, Cil-chauslan, and Cil-onichail, were united and called the parish of Campbeltown; but the boundaries are still observed in title deeds"
History of Kintyre
The church of Kilmichael stood about 2 miles north-west of Campbelton. In the year 1794 it had been nearly destroyed by the removal of the material for building houses, and no vestiges now remains.
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AUCHALECKMILL |
Auchaleckmill
Auchaleckmill
Auchaleckmill |
Mr R Millar, Auchaleck Rental
Mr Aitken. Drumore |
257 |
This name is applied to several dwelling houses & a smithy, situated a little to the south-west of Auchaleck farmhouse. There was a starch mill here at one time, but only a portion of the mill in ruins now remains; property of the Duke of Argyll. |
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AUCHALECK |
Auchaleck
Auchaleck
Auchaleck |
Mr R Millar, Auchaleck
Rental
Mr Aitken. Drumore |
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A farmhouse with offices attached, property of the Duke of Argyll |
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UPPER BALLIVULLINE |
Upper Ballivulline
Upper Ballivulline
Upper Ballivulline |
Mr Charles Mc Lean, Occr [Occupier]
Mr David Glen, Ballivulline
Mr Stewart, Factor |
257 |
A farmhouse with offices attached; property of the Duke of Argyll. |
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KNOCKRUAN |
Knockruan
Knockruan
Knockruan |
Mr Edward McMillan, Occr [Occupier]
Mr Charles McLean
Mr Stewart, Factor |
257 |
A dwelling house with pendicle attached; property of the Duke of Argyll. |
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BALLIVULLINE |
Ballivulline
Ballivulline
Ballivulline |
Mr David Glen, Occr [Occupier]
Mr Charles McLean
Rental |
257 |
A farmhouse with offices attached; the property of William C Davis Esq South Wales |
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BALLIVULLINE BURN |
Ballivulline Burn
Ballivulline Burn
Ballivulline Burn |
Mr David Glen
Mr Charles McLean
Mr Edward McMillan |
257 |
A mountain stream rising to the north-east of Upper Ballivulline & running in a south-westerly direction till it empties itself into Back's Water, a little to the west of Auchaleckmill |
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FORT [Ballivulline] |
Fort
Fort
Fort |
Mr David Glen
Mr James Templeton, Whitehill
Mr Charles McLean |
257 |
On the summit of a small knoll on the farm of Ballivulline there are the remains of a circular building, which is considered by the authorities quoted to have been an ancient British fort. I was informed by James Templeton that a number of human bones were found, of a large size, by workmen while trenching the knoll to procure stones for building purposes.
"Some years ago on the farm of Ballivulline, two miles north of Campbeltown, a place called the Forth was trenched, and a great many human bones of a large size dug up, which proved evidently that the people in those days were greatly superior in stature to those at present."
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AUCHALOCHY BURN |
Auchalochy Burn
Auchalochy Burn
Auchalochy Burn |
Mr James Templeton, Whitehill
Mr Neill Kelly, Auchalochy
Mr David Glen, Ballivulline |
257 |
A small stream issuing out of Auchalochy and running in a westerly direction till it joins Ballivulline Burn. |
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WHITEHILL |
Whitehill
Whitehill
Whitehill |
Mr James Templeton, Occr [Occupier]
D Corkindale Esqr Dalintober
Mr David Glen, Ballivulline |
257 |
A farmhouse with offices attached; property of D Corkindale Esqr Dalintober |
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KNOCK SCALBERT |
Knock Scalbart |
Mr James Templeton, Occr [Occupier]
D Corkindale Esqr Dalintober
Mr David Glen, Ballivulline
History of Kintyre |
257 |
A fine pasture hill of considerable height on the estate of Mr C Davis, South Wales. On the summit there are the remains of an oval shaped building, believed by the authorities quoted to have been a fort |
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FORT [Knock Sc.albart] |
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AUCHALOCHY |
Auchalochy
Auchalochy
Auchalochy |
Mr Neill Kelly Occr[Occupier]
Mr James Templeton
Rental |
257 |
A farmhouse with offices attached; property of Mr C Davis, South Wales |
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AUCHA LOCHY |
Aucha Lochy
Aucha Lochy
Aucha Lochy |
Mr Neill Kelly
Mr James Templeton
Mr Stewart |
257 |
A small loch immediately to the west of Auchalochy house on the estate of Mr C Davis, South Wales |
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MACHRIHANISH BAY |
Machrihanish Bay
Machrihanish Bay
Machrihanish bay
Machrihanish Bay
Machrihanish Bay
Machrihanish Bay
Machrihanish Bay |
John Colville Esqr
Mr Crawford, West Port Fergus
Mr Cunningham, East Machihanish
Langlands' Co Map 91793)
Admiralty Chart
Johnstone's Co Map
New Stat Account |
257 |
A large open bay the strand of which is wholly sand with the exception of a small portion of the south end of it near "salt pans" which is rocky and mixed with boulders
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LINKS OF MACHRIHANISH |
Links of Machrihanish
Links of Machrihanish
Links of Machrinanish |
John Colvill
Mr Crawford
Mr Cunningham |
257 |
This name applies to that large portion of pasture ground lying along the coast of Machrihanish Bay and on the north side of Machrihanish Water. The property of John Colvill Esqr |
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EAST MACHRIHANISH |
East Machrihanish
East Machrihanish
East Machrihanish |
Mr Cunningham Occr [Occupier]
John Colville Esqr Pro [Proprietor]
Estate Map |
257 |
A fine farmhouse and offices, the property of john Colville Esqr of Campbeltown |
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STRABANE |
Strabane
Strabane
Strabane |
John Colvill Esqr, Proprietor, Campbelltown
Estate Map
Mr Crawford W Parkfergus |
257 |
A newly built farm house and offices the property of John Colvill Esqr, Burnside Street Campbeltown. |
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AROSS |
Aross
Aross
Aross
Aross
Aross |
John Colvill Esqr
Mr Crawford
Rental
Estate Map |
257 |
A small farm house and offices. The property of the Duke of Argyle |
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DURRY MOSS |
Durry Moss
Durry Moss
Durry Moss |
John Colvill Esqr
Mr Crawford
Mr Mitchell, E Parkfergus |
257 |
A large moss on the farm of Arros its surface consists of rough heathy pasture. The property of the Duke of Argyle |
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WEST PARKFERGUS |
West Parkfergus
West Parkfergus
West Parkfergus |
Mr Crawford Proprietor
Estate Map
Mr Cunningham, Machinhamish |
257 |
A fine newly built farm house and offices, the property of Mr Crawford who is also the Occupier |
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MACHRIHANISH WATER |
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John Colvill Esquire
Mr Crawford
Mr Cunninghame |
257 |
A small river being the continuation of "Backs Water" from the junction of a considerable tributary (see common plan) and running in westerly directon to its influx with the sea. |
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EAST PARKFERGUS |
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Mr Crawford
Estate Map
Mr Mitchell Occupier |
257 |
A farm house and offices in ruins the property of Mr Crawford of West Parkfergus |
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WEST DRUMORE |
West Drumore
West Drumore
West Drumore |
Mr Aitken occr. [occupier]
Rent Receipt |
257 |
An old farmsteading used as offices; property of the Duke of Argyll. |
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DRUMORE |
Drumore
Drumore
Drumore |
Mr Aitken occr. [occupier]
Rent Receipt |
257 |
A good farmhouse with offices attached; property of the Duke of Argyll |
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WEST BACKS |
West Backs
West Backs
West Backs |
D. Mc Murchy occr. [occupier]
Rent Receipt |
257 |
A farmhouse with offices attached; property of the Duke of Argyll. |
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GORTAN |
Gortan |
Mr Charles Kelly occr. [occupier]
Rent Receipt |
257 |
A dwelling house with byre and pendicle attached; property of the Duke of Argyll |
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EAST BACKS |
East Backs
East Backs
East Backs |
Mr J. Corkindale Occr. [Occupier]
Rent receipt
Rental |
257 |
A farmhouse with offices attached
property of the Duke of Argyll |
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NORTH MOY |
North Moy
North Moy
North Moy |
Mr Greenlees occr. [occupier]
Rent receipt
Rental |
257 |
A farmhouse with offices attached; property of the Duke of Argyll |
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SOUTH MOY |
South Moy
South Moy
South Moy |
Mr. Greenlees
Rent receipt
Rental |
257 |
A row od dwelling houses, property of the Duke of Argyll |
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LAGNAGARACH |
Lagnagarach
Lagnagarach
Lagnagarach |
Mr Neill Ferguson Occr. [Occupier]
Paliamentary Map
Mr. Stewart Factor |
257 |
A row of dwelling houses with vegetable garden attached; property of mr Liddley, residing in England, Edinburgh |
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HILLSIDE |
Hillside
Hillside
Hillside |
Mr William McLatchie, Occr. [Occupier]
Mr Stewart Factor
Mr John Colvill |
257 |
A farmhouse with offices attached, property of the Duke of Argyll. |
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BALEGREGGAN |
Balegreggan
Balegreggan
Balligreggan
Balligreggan
Balligreggan |
Mr John Colvill, Occr. [Occupier]
Mr Corkindale, Proprietor
Mr. William McLatchie
Documents in possession of Mr. Stewart Factor for Duke of Argyll.
Paliamentary Map & Estate Map |
257 |
A farmhouse with offices attached, property of Mr Corkindale, Dalintaber. |
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BALEGREGGAN GLEN |
Balegreggan Glen
Balegreggan Glen
Balegreggan Glen |
Mr. John Colvill, Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. Corkindale, Proprietor
Mr. William McLatchie |
257 |
A small winding glen commencing a little to the east of Balegreggan, and ending immediately to the east of Drumore House. |
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BALEGREGGAN HILL |
Balegreggan Hill
Balegreggan Hill
Balegreggan Hill |
Mr. John Colvill
Mr. Corkindale
Mr. Wiliam McLatchie |
257 |
A small hill on the farm of Balegreggan, on the summit can be traced the remains of a circular buulding. Considered by the authorities quoted to be an ancient British fort. |
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FORT [Balegreggan Hill] |
Fort |
Mr. John Colvill
Mr. Corkindale
Mr. Wiliam McLatchie |
257 |
the remains of a circular building. Considered by the authorities quoted to be an ancient British fort. |
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LECKAVROAN |
Leckavroan
Leckavroan
Leckavroan |
Mr. John Blackstock, Occr [Occupier]
Mr. Stewart, Stronavar Ho [House]
Mr. John Colvill |
257 |
A farmhouse with offices attached property of Mr. C. Davis, South Wales |
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Parish of Campbelton |
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WHINHILL HOUSE |
Whinhill House
Whinhill House
Whinhill House
Whinhill |
Doctor McNab, Occr. [Occupier] & proprietor
Mr. William McLatchie
Mr. John Colvill
County Directory |
257 |
A fine dwelling house with offices attached; property of Doctor McNab |
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DRUMORE HOUSE |
Drumore House
Drumore House
Drumore House |
Revd. [Reverend] H. McNeil, Occr. [Occupier]
Doctor McNab
Mr. Aitken, Drumore |
257 |
A mansion house with offices attached; property of Mtr Liddley. residing in Edinburgh. |
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STANDING STONE [Drumore House] |
Standing Stone |
Revd [Reverend] H. McNeil, Occr. [Occupier]
Doctor McNab
Mr. Aitken, Drumore |
257 |
A standing stone about 12 feet high, 5 broad, & about 18 inches in thickness, considered by the authorities quoted to be one of the ancient monumental stones. |
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Parish of Campbelton Argyllshire |
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DELL HILL |
Dell Hill
Dell Hill
Dell Hill |
Mr. Gavin Ralston, Gallowhill
Dr. Buchannan, Campbelton
Parliamentary Map |
257 |
A small green hill of a ridged shape situated a little to the east of Whinhill House |
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MILL KNOWE |
Mill Knowe
Mill Knowe
Mill Knowe |
Charles McTaggart, Town Clerk
John Beith Esqr. Surveyor of Taxes
Mr. Stewart, Stronvar House |
257 |
A number of small dwelling-houses on both sides of county road comprising several lanes and situated on a slight eminence a little south west of Knowe Mill. |
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ALBYN DISTILLERY |
Albyn Distillery
Albyn Distillery |
Sign board
John Beith Esqr. |
257 |
A pretty extensive distillery The property of McKersie and Company. |
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GAS WORKS [Campbeltown] |
Gas Works |
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257 |
See description of the town of Campbelton. |
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Town of Campbeltown |
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TOWN MILL (Corn & Flour) [Campbeltown] |
Town Mill (Corn & Flour)
Town Mill (Corn & Flour)
Town Mill (Corn & Flour)
Town Mill (Corn & Flour) |
Mr. Rennie Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. Stewart, Factor
Mr. James Harvey, Ladymary Row
Mr. Stewart, Dean of Guild |
257 |
A con [corn] and flour mill; property of Duke of Argyll. |
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GLENSIDE DISTILLERY |
Glenside Distillery
Glenside Distillery
Glenside Distillery
Glenside Distillery |
Mr. Ferguson
Sign Board
Mr. James Harvey
Mr. Stewart |
257 |
A distillery, property of Mr. Ferguson & Company |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN SCHOOL [Campbeltown] |
U. P. [United Presbyterian] School
U. P. [United Presbyterian] School
U. P. [United Presbyterian] School
U. P. [United Presbyterian] School |
Mr. Murchy, Teacher
Mr. James Harvey
Mr. James Docherty
Mr. Stewart |
257 |
A plain oblong building with playground attached, where the branches of an english education are taught. |
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BROAD STREET [Campbeltown] |
Broad Street
Broad Street
Broad Street
Broad Street |
Name on corner of Street
Mr. James Harvey
Mr. James Docherty, Shopkeeper, Ladymary Row
Mr. Stewart, Dean of Guild |
257 |
A short street, branching off Dalaruan
Street, and connecting with the west end of Ladymary Row |
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Town of Campbellton |
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KINTYRE DISTILLERY |
Kintyre Distillery
Kintyre Distillery
Kintyre Distillery
Kintyre Distillery |
Sign Board
Mr. Ross, Campbelton
Mr. Rennie, Town Mill
Mr. Stewart |
257 |
A distillery, property of Messrs. Beith, Ross & Company |
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HIGHLAND DISTILLERY |
Highland Distillery
Highland Distillery
Highland Distillery
Highland Distillery |
Sign Board
Mr. Ferguson
Mr. James Harvey
Mr. Stewart |
257 |
A distillery, property of Mr. Ferguson & Co. [Company] |
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DALARUAN STREET [Campbeltown] |
Dalaruan Street
Dalaruan Street
Dalaruan Street
Dalaruan Street |
Name on corner of Street
Mr. James Harvey
Mr. James Docherty
Mr. Stewart |
257 |
A street extending from the U.P. [United Protestant] School, to the north end of Saddell Street |
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GAYEFIELD PLACE [Campbeltown] |
Gayefield Place
Gayefield Place
Gayefield Place
Gayefield Place |
Name on corner of house
Mr. Alexander Allan, Campbelton
Mr. James Harvey
Mr. Stewart |
257 |
A dwelling house two stories high property of Alexander Allan, Campbellton |
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257-8-18 Town of Campbellton
[Gayefield Place] (In Stump) C.H.
See remark on this name
T.V.V.
7.3.67 [7 March 1867]
As the name of one house only
it should be in Stump.
altered accordingly. See
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DALINTOBER SCHOOLS |
Dalintober Schools
Dalintober Schools
Dalintober Schools
Dalintober Schools |
Name on front of school
Mr. Grierson, Teacher
Mr. James Harvey
Mr. Stewart |
257 |
Two schools joined together, situated at the north end of Saddell Street, the one to the east is used for the tuition of females, the other for males.
They were built and endowed by Miss Campbell, Gowanbank in 1840. |
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PILLAR LETTER BOX [Dalintober] |
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office |
Name on box
Mr. Grierson,
Mr. James Harvey
Mr. Stewart |
257 |
Immediately opposite [Dalintober Schools] stands an iron letter box, or post office, for the benefit of the inhabitants of Dalintober |
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HAZELBURN DISTILLERY |
Hazelburn Distillery
Hazelburn Distillery
Hazelburn Distillery
Hazelburn Distillery |
Sign Board
Mr. Greenlees, Campbelton
Mr. James Harvey
Mr. Stewart |
257 |
A distillery; property of Mr. Greenlees & Company |
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DALARUAN DISTILLERY |
Dalaruan Distillery
Dalaruan Distillery
Dalaruan Distillery
Dalaruan Distillery |
Sign Board
David Colvill Esqr.
Mr. James Harvey
Mr. Stewart |
257 |
A distillery situated at the end of Ladymary Row, property of D. Colvill Esqr. & Company |
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Town of Campbellton |
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LADYMARY ROW |
Ladymary Row
Ladymary Row
Ladymary Row
Ladymary Row |
Name on corner of street
Mr. James Hervey, Ladymary Row
Mr. James Docherty
Mr. Stewart, Dean of Guild |
257 |
A short street, commencing at the south end of Broad Street, and terminating at the south end of Saddell Street |
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LOCHEAD DISTILLERY |
Lochead Distillery
Lochead Distillery
Lochead Distillery
Lochead Distillery |
Sign Board
William Taylor, Esqr.
Mr. James Docherty
Mr. Stewart |
257 |
A distillery off Ladymary Row; property of William Taylor Esqr. & Company |
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PARLIAMENT SQUARE [Campbeltown] |
Parliament Square
Parliament Square
Parliament Square
Parliament Square |
Mr. Samuel Ralston, Lochead Street
Mr. James Harvey
Mr. James Docherty, Ladymary Row
Mr. Stewart |
257 |
A square of Lochend St, bounded by dwelling houses in indifferent repair |
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TANNERY [Campbeltown] |
Tannery
Tannery
Tannery
Tannery |
Mr. James Harvey occr. [occupier]
Sign Board
Mr. James Docherty
Mr. Stewart |
257 |
A tannery, with dwelling house attached; property of Mr. James Harvey |
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[Lochead Distillery] See para. [paragraph] D1119 of the Red
Book 1952 |
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SCOTIA DISTILLERY |
Scotia Distillery
Scotia Distillery
Scotia Distillery |
Sign Board
Mr. Stewart, Dean of Guild
Mr. James Docherty |
257 |
A distillery, off High Street, property of Mr. Stewart & Company Campbelton |
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LOCHRUAN DISTILLERY |
Lochruan Distillery
Lochruan Distillery
Lochruan Distillery
Lochruan Distillery |
Sign Board
Mr. Johnston
Mr. James Docherty
Mr. Stewart, Dean of Guild |
257 |
A distillery, off Prince's Street, with malt Barn attached, property of Mr. Stewart & Co. [Company] |
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PRINCE'S STREET [Campbeltown] |
Prince's Street
Prince's Street
Prince's Street
Prince's Street |
Name on corner of street
Mr. James Docherty
Mr. James Harvey
Mr. Stewart |
257 |
A short street branching off high Street & terminating at the west end of North Shore Street |
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BREWERY [CampbeItown] |
Brewery
Brewery
Brewery |
Mr James Docherty
Sign Board
Mr. James Harvey, Ladymary Row |
257 |
A small brewery, off Saddell (Street] property of Mr James Docherty. |
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SADDELL STREET [Campbeltown] |
Saddell Street
Saddell Street
Saddell Street
Saddell Street |
Name on corner of Street
Mr James Docherty, Ladymary Row
Mr. James Harvey
Mr. Stewart, Dean of Guild |
257 |
A street extending from the [east] end of Ladymary Row to Dalintober Schools |
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JOHN STREET [Campbeltown] |
John Street |
Name on corner of Street
Mr James Docherty, Ladymary Row
Mr. James Harvey
Mr. Stewart, Dean of Guild |
257 |
A short street branshing off [Saddell] Street & terminating at the Free [Church] School |
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FREE CHURCH SCHOOL [Campbeltown] |
Free Church School
Free Church School
Free Church School
Free Church School |
Mr. Campbell, Teacher
Mr James Docherty
Mr. James Harvey
Mr. Stewart |
257 |
A small oblong building, situated [at] the end of John Street, where [an] english education is taught |
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DALINTOBER DISTILLERY |
Dalintober Distillery
Dalintober Distillery |
Sign Board
W. McCorkindale |
257 |
A small distillery. The property of Archibald McCorkindale. |
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QUEEN STREET [Campbeltown] |
Queen Street
Queen Street |
Corner Ticket
John Beith Esqr.
Charles McTaggart. P. [Parish] Fiscal |
257 |
A street extending from Princes Street to George Street, and parallel to High Street. |
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GEORGE STREET [Campbeltown] |
George Street
George Street |
Corner Ticket John Beith Esqr.
Charles McTaggart. P. [Parish] Fiscal |
257 |
A street extending from North Shore Street to High Street. |
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NORTH SHORE STREET [Campbeltown] |
North Shore Street
North Shore Street |
Corner Ticket
John Beith Esqr.
Charles McTaggart. P. [Parish] Fiscal |
257 |
A narrow street running alomg the margin of Campbeltown Loch, from Prince's Street, to junction of High Street, County Road & Askomill Walk. |
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SPRINGFIELD COTTAGE |
Springfield Cottage |
Charles McTaggart. P. [Parish] Fiscal |
257 |
A small cottage. The property of Charles McTaggart. |
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Town of Campbeltown. |
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DALINTOBER |
Dalintober
Dalintober
Dalintober |
John Beith Esqr. Surveyor of Taxes
Charles McTaggart, Town Clerk
Parlimentary Map. |
257 |
A considerable district of Campbeltown, lying on north side of Loch of the same name, and extending from Saddell Street on the west to junction of County road and Askomill (Walk) on the east, comprising Saddell Street, High Street, Prince'sStreet, Queen Street, and accommodated with a substantial Quay at latter street, from which a ferry boat plies regularly to Old Quay. |
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HIGH STREET [Campbeltown] |
High Street
High Street |
John Beith Esqr. Surveyor of Taxes
Charles McTaggart, Town Clerk
Alexander Love, Hawthorn Villa. |
257 |
A broad street extending from Saddell Street to Springfield Place at junction of North Shore Street and Askomill Walk. |
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THE HALL |
The Hall |
John Beith Esqr. Surveyor of Taxes
Charles McTaggart, Town Clerk
Alexander Love, Hawthorn Villa. |
257 |
A superior dwelling house and small ornamental grounds in the above street [High Street] G Beaton Esqr. proprietor. |
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SPRINGFIELD PLACE [Campbeltown] |
Springfield Place
Springfield Place |
Corner Tickets
John Beith Esqr. |
257 |
A substantial building of dwelling houses at Eastern extremity of High Street. |
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ASKOMILL WALK |
Askomill (Walk)
Askomill Walk
Askomill Walk
Askomill |
Rental Book, Duke of Argyll
John Beith
Charles McTaggart Town Clerk
Parlimentary Map. |
257 |
A road running along north margin of Campbelltown Loch, with numerous Villas & Cottages on north side, And extending from High Street to Seaside Cottage (257.5. Trace 4) |
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Town of Campbeltown
Firth Of Clyde -- For Description & Authorities
see the N. Lo [Name Book] for the parish
of ---
Extends from ___ to ___
and is navigable for vessels of
all Tonnage through
this parish. |
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BELFIELD |
Belfield
Belfield
Belfield |
Charles McTaggart, Town Clerk
Rental Book
Donald McDonald, Tennant |
257 |
A small farmsteading. The property of Campbell Davies Esqr. |
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FAIRVIEW PARK |
Fairview Park
Fairview Park |
Samuel Greenlees
Mrs. Gardner |
257 |
A substantial dwelling house. The property of Mrs. Garner. |
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HAZELBANK |
Hazelbank
Hazelbank |
Samuel Greenlees
Robert Colville |
257 |
A neat villa, occupied by Samuel Greenlees. |
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ROCKBANK |
Rockbank
Rockbank |
Robert Colville
Samuel Greenlees |
257 |
A good dwelling house. The property of Robert Colville Esqr. |
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ROSEMOUNT |
Rosemount
Rosemount |
Captain Amphlett
Robert Colville |
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A commodious dwelling house. The property of Capt. [Captain] Amphlett. |
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Town of Campbeltown |
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HAWTHORN VILLA |
Hawthorn Villa
Hawthorn Villa |
Alexander Love
Samuel Greenlees |
257 |
A superior villa. The property of Alexander Love. |
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BEECHILL |
Beechill
Beechill |
Captain Melville
Alexander Love |
257 |
A neat dwelling house. The property of Captain George Melville |
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EAGLE COTTAGE |
Eagle Cottage
Eagle Cottage |
Alexander Love
John Beith Esqr. Surveyor of Taxes |
257 |
A substantial and commodious cottage. James Hall Esqr. proprietor. |
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BELGROVE |
Belgrove
Belgrove |
Colnel [Colonel] Stewart
Alexander Love |
257 |
A commodious dwelling house, and offices. The property of Colonel Stewart. |
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Town of Campbeltown |
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ROADING |
Roading
Roading
Roading |
John Beith Esqr. Surveyor of Taxes
Charles McTaggart, Town Clerk
Peter Robertson, Gas Manager |
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A street or road with a line of houses on the southern side, extending from Millknowe Road to Gas Works. |
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GAS WORKS [Campbeltown] |
Gas Works |
John Beith Esqr. Surveyor of Taxes
Charles McTaggart, Town Clerk
Peter Robertson, Gas Manager |
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MILLKNOWE ROAD [Campbeltown] |
Millknowe Road |
John Beith Esqr. Surveyor of Taxes
Charles McTaggart, Town Clerk
Peter Robertson, Gas Manager |
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A street or road, extending from End of Longrow Street to Mill Knowe; And continuation of Longrow Street. |
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LOCHEND STREET [Campbeltown] |
Lochend Street
Lochend |
John Beith Esqr. Surveyor of Taxes
Charles McTaggart, Town Clerk
Peter Robertson, Gas Manager
Corner Ticket. |
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A street, bearing this name from western extremity of Longrow Street to Royalty Boundary, thence called Saddell Street. |
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ARGYLL DISTILLERY |
Argykk Distillery
Argykk Distillery |
Sign board
John Beith Esqr. |
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An extensive distillery on north side of Millhouse Road. The property of Greenlees & Company |
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RIECLACHAN DISTILLERY |
Riechlachan Distillery
Riechlachan Distillery |
Sign board
John Beith Esqr. |
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A small distillery. The property of Mitchell & Company. |
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CAMPBELTON DISTILLERY |
Campbeltown Distillery
Campbeltown Distillery |
Sign board
Charles McTaggart, Town Clerk
See authorities for the name of the Parish in Name Sheets of 25 inch work. |
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A pretyy extensive distillery The property of George Melville Esqr. |
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KINLOCH DISTILLERY |
Kinloch Distillery
Kinloch Distillery |
Sign board
Charles McTaggart |
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A small distillery. The property of James Dunlop Esqr. |
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SPRINGBANK DISTILLERY |
Springbank Distillery
Springbank Distillery |
Signboard
John Beith Esqr. |
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A pretty extensive distillery. The property of S & W Mitchell. |
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LONGROW DISTILLERY |
Longrow Distillery
Longrow Distillery |
Signboard
John Beith |
257 |
A small distillery. The property of John Ross. |
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LONGROW STREET [Campbeltown] |
Longrow Street
Longrow Street
Longrow Street
Long Row |
John Beith
Charles McTaggart, Town Clerk
Map of Town
Corner Ticket. |
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A good street, extending from Reform Square, to Kinloch Distillery Lochend Street. |
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KIRK CLOSE [Campbeltown] |
Kirk Close
Kirk Close |
Corner Ticket
John Beith |
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A narrow lane, leading from Longrow Street, to U.P. [United Protestant] Church. |
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CORBETT'S CLOSE [Campbeltown] |
Corbett's Close
Corbett's Close |
Corner Ticket
John Beith. |
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A court or lane at western extremity of Bolgam Street. |
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BALLACHNAHULLY |
Ballachnahully
Ballachnahully
Ballachnahully |
Neil Stephenson Occr. [Occupier]
Captn. [Captain] McNeil, Losset Park
A. Ralston W. Lodigal |
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A farm house and offices the property of Captain McNeil of Losset Park. |
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SCHOOL [Ballachnahully] |
School
School
School |
Neil Stephenson
A. Ralston
W. Galbraith |
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A small school house where the common branches of an English education are taught. It is supported by Voluntary Subscriptions and is under the control of the "Kirhk Session" of the Parish Church. |
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BIG SCONE |
Big Scone |
Neil Stephenson
A. Ralston
W. Galbraith |
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A reef of rocks not all covered at High Water, situated at the Low W. [Water] Mark north of Salt Pans. |
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LITTLE SCONE |
Little Scone |
Neil Stephenson
A. Ralston
W. Galbraith |
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A small reef of rocks not entirely covered at H.W. [High Water] situated between the Big Scone & Saltpans. |
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SCART ISLE |
Scart Isle |
Neil Stephenson
A. Ralston
W. Galbraith |
257 |
A small rocky islet not entirely covered at H.W. [High Water] situated a short distance N.W. [North West] off Ballachnahully. |
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CARRICK CABAN |
Carrick Caban
Carrick Caban
Carrick Caban |
Neil Stephenson
A. Ralston
Mr. Galbraith |
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A small point of rocks not entirely covered at high Waer situated on the sea coast of the farm of Ballachnahully. |
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CNOC SABHAIL |
Cnoc Sabhail
Cnoc Sabhail
Cnoc Sabhail |
Mr. McIntosh Campbeltown
Neil Stephenson
A. Ralston |
257 |
A small but prominent hill on the lands of Losset. Mr. McIntosh Author of a Small History of Kintyre, and who is the only Gaelic scholar now in the locality says that this signifies the Barn hill, or the hill where the grain in olden times were sifted from the chaff. |
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HUMAN REMAINS FOUND [Saltpans] |
Human bones found here |
Mr. McIntosh |
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In the making of this road at this point Mr. McIntosh says that there were a great many human bones dug up by the Workmen. "In making the highway at Saltpans a number of years ago, many human bones were [dug] up". Mr. McIntosh's History of Kintyre |
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TUMULUS [Cnocan Sithein] |
Cnocan Sithean 'Tumulus'
Cnocan Sithean 'Tumulus'
Cnocan Sìthein |
Mr. McIntosh
Mr. John Wallace, Drumlemble
Mr. A Ralston
Fairy Knoll
Sig. [Signification] The Fairy Knoll |
257 |
A considerable sized tumulus or artificial Knoll. The summit of which was dug into about 23 years ago, when a stone cist containing very large bones were discovered and were supposed to be the bones of a Danish chief. Tradition has it, that a great Battle had been fought here betwixt the Scotch & Danes. The field to the north called Macharadhuinnain, was pointed to me by Mr. McIntosh as the field of conflict.
"Tradition says that a great battle was fought on the plain of the west shore near Saltpans, called Machaireionan, between the Scotch and the Danes, about the 10th century. An artificial Knoll in that place was opened, and a Stone Coffin found with large bones in it, supposed to be the bones of a Danish Chief". McIntosh's History of Kintyre. |
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MACHAIR UINNEIN (Supposed Site of Battle between the Scots & Danes 10th Century.) |
Macharadhuinnain (Supposed Site of Battle)
Macharadhuinnain (Supposed Site of Battle)
Macharadhuinnain (Supposed Site of Battle)
Machairionan Glencraggan |
Mr. McIntosh
Mr. John Wallace, Drumlemble
Mr. Ralston
The Chief or General's Field
Uinnain, the Chief or Generals name. |
257 |
A considerable sized tumulus or artificial Knoll. The summit of which was dug into about 23 years ago, when a stone cist containing very large bones were discovered and were supposed to be the bones of a Danish chief. Tradition has it, that a great Battle had been fought here betwixt the Scotch & Danes. The field to the north called Macharadhuinnain, was pointed to me by Mr. McIntosh as the field of conflict.
"Tradition says that a great battle was fought on the plain of the west shore near Saltpans, called Machaireionan, between the Scotch and the Danes, about the 10th century. An artificial Knoll in that place was opened, and a Stone Coffin found with large bones in it, supposed to be the bones of a Danish Chief". McIntosh's History of Kintyre. |
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[Machair Uinnein (Supposed Site of Battle)] Signifitn [Signification] Uinnein's Field T.P.W. [Thomas Pilkington White]
"Near to Salt Pans, is a spot named Machairrionan, where a battle
between the Scots & Danes is believed to have been fought somewhere about
the 10th Century. An artificial Knoll in that place was opened & within it was
found a Stone Coffin, containing human bones, supposed to be the remains of
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WEST TRODIGAL |
West Trodigal
West Trodigal
West Trodigal |
A Ralston Occt. [Occupier]
Mr. Wallace
Captn. [Captain] McNeil Losset Park |
257 |
A fine farm house and offices The property of Captain McNeil of Losset Park |
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EAST TRODIGAL |
East Trodigal
East Trodigal
East Trodigal |
Mr. Galbraith Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. Ralston
Captn. [Captain] McNeil Losset Park |
257 |
A fine farm house and offices The property of Captain McNeil of Losset Park. On the farm a short distance southeast is a good Coal Pit in working ordert which is also the property of Captain McNeil. |
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COAL PIT [East Trodigal] |
Coal Pit |
Mr. Galbraith Occr. [Occupier] Mr. Ralston Captain McNeil Losset Park |
257 |
On the farm [East Trodigal] a short distance southeast is a good Coal Pit in working order which is also the property of Captain McNeil. |
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WEST MACHRIHANISH |
West Machrihanish
West Machrihanish
West Machrihanish
West Machrihanish
Machrihanish |
Mr Smith Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. Ralston
John Colville Esqr. Pro. [Proprieter]
Glencreggan
County Dictionary |
257 |
A fine farm house and offices. The property of john Colville Esqr. Campbeltown |
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LOW KILKIVAN |
Low Kilkivan
Low Kilkivan
Low Kilkivan
Kilkivan
Kilkivan |
Charles McLaggart Pro. [Proprietor]
Mr Cunninghame Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. McIntosh
County Directory
Glencreggan |
257 |
A fine farm house and offices The property of Charles McLaggart Pro. [Procurator] Fiscal Campbeltown |
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HIGH KILKIVAN |
High Kilkivan
High Kilkivan
High Kilkivan |
Charles McTaggart Esqr. Pro. [Proprietor]
Mr Galbraith Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. Cunninghame |
257 |
A dwelling house & Offices partly in ruins. This is Occupied as an outland farm by Mr. Galbraith of East Trodigal. |
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CHAPEL (In Ruins) [High KiIkivan] |
Chapel (In ruins) |
Mr. McIntosh Campbeltown
Origines Parochiales
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A short distance westward [from High Kilkivan] is the ruins of a chapel, within a grave yard which is still in use, The ruins of the Chapel still stand about 6 or 7 feet high and are of an Oblong Shape. it is said to be the remains of the last of the old churches in KIntyre, in which public worship was performed before the Reformation
"Cil-chaomhan, the church or Cil of the beoved is 4 miles west of Cambeltown, in the midst of a very fertile district. The broken walls of the church are still standing in the centre of the burial ground, It is said to the remains of the last old churches in Kintyre, in which public worship was performed before the Reformation. Some records of this church are still extant in Inverary. It's discipline, according to tradition, was very curious. The Priest or Minister being much annoyed with delinquencies, proposed, and put into practice, that a yearly meeting should take place in the church, when all who were not satisfied with wives or husbands should assemble, the Church being darkened, and try their fortunes in grasping some one or other. When the church was lighted again whether the one they held was hunchbacked or crooklegged, they were obliged to put up with them till the next yearly meeting. McIntosh's History of Kintyre
"The early history of the church of Kilkivan is unknown. Its name seems to indicate its dedication to St. Coomgan or Keivan It stood on the side of a lofty range of hills about 1 mile from from Machnihanish Bay, part of the building which in 1794 was in good preservation, still remains. Pennants Tour of 1772 |
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GLEBE [High Kilkivan] |
Glebe
Glebe
Glebe |
Mr. McIntosh
The Rev [Reverend] Mr. Russel Parish Minister
Mr. Wallace Drumlemble |
257 |
2 small thatched cottages and a few acres of ground which had been the Glebe land, belonging to the adjacent chapel, it is still held as part of the Parish Ministers, glebe of Cambeltown. |
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KNOCKHANTYMORE |
Knockhantymore
Knockhantymore
Knockhantymore
Knockhantymore
Knockantimore |
Mr James Kelly, Occ. [Occupier]
Rent receipt
Mr McKelvie, Agent for Capn. [Captain] McNeill Campbelton
County Map |
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A farmhouse with offices, attached; property of Capn. [Captain] McNeill of Ogadale |
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STANDING STONE [Knockhantymore] |
Standing Stone
Standing Stone |
Mr. Russel, High Tirferguss
Mr. James Kelly |
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A small standing stone, about 4 feet hgh, 3 broad and about 10 inches in thickness; it has the appearance of the ancient monumental standing stones, and believed to be such by the authorities quoted. |
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CNOCAN A' CHLUIG |
Cnocan a' Chluig
Cnocan a' Chluig
Cnocan a' Chluig
Cnocan a' Chluig |
History of Kintyre
Mr. Peter McIntosh, Campbelton
Mr. James Kelly
Glencreggan by C. Bede. |
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A small hill immediately to the south-east of Kilkivan grave yard.
"There is a hill near the church called Cnocan-a-chluig, on which a man stood ringing a bell, to give due notice to the people to repair he church. The bell was concecrated, and called an "Ceolan-naomha," or the holy music. About a century ago it was used by the town crier of Campbeltown in delivering his notices."
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LOCHSANISH |
Lochsanish
Lochsanish
Lochsanish
Lochsanish |
Mr. Cunninghame Occupier
Mr. Crawford Proprietor
Estate Map
County Directory |
257 |
A farm house and offices the property of Mr. Crawford of "!West Parkfergus" |
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OLD COAL PIT [Lochsanish] |
Old Coal Pit |
Mr. Cunninghame Occupier
Mr. Crawford Proprietor
Estate Map
County Directory |
257 |
A short distance south west of this house [Lochsanish] is an OLd Coal Pit with the ruins of the Engine house &c All in disuse |
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BLEACHFIELD [farm] |
Bleachfield
Bleachfield
Bleachfield
Bleachfield |
Mr. Smith
John Craig
Lease of farm
Rental & County Map |
257 |
A farm house and offices the property of the Duke of Argyle. |
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OLD COAL CANAL [Bleachfield] |
Old Coal Canal
Coal Canal |
Mr. Smith
John Craig
Lease of farm
Rental
County Map |
257 |
Passing a short distance to the south [from Bleachfield] here is the track of an Old Canal, which had been used for the conveyance of coals from Drumlemble to Campbeltown. It has now been disused for the last 20 years, and portions of it filled up & cultivated. |
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WEST DRUMLEMBLE |
West Drumlemble
West Drumlemble
West Drumlemble
West Drumlemble |
Mr. John Wallace Occupier
Mr. John Craig
Lease of Farm
Rental |
257 |
A farm house and offices, and a struggling village not in very good repair. Occupied by Colliers. The property of the Duke of Argyle. The farm here is occupied by Mr. John Wallace |
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SCHOOL [Coalhill] |
School
School
School |
Mr. John Wallace
Mr. Craig
Mr. Macintosh Cambeltown |
257 |
A small school house and dwelling attached. It was erected about 2 years ago at the expense of the "General Assembly" of the "Church of Scotland", and by whom it is supported. The branches taught are English Reading & Arithmetic. |
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COALHILL |
Coalhill
Coalhill
Coalhill
Coalhill |
Mr. Wallace
Mr. Craig
Mr. Macintosh
Rental |
257 |
2 detached rows of Cottages with gardens attached. The property of the Duke of Argyle. A Coal pit was formerly here hence the name |
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EAST DRUMLEMBLE |
East Drumlemble
East Drumlemble
East Drumlemble
East Drumlemble |
Mr. John Craig Occupier
Mr. Wallace
Lease of Farm
Rental |
257 |
A fine farm house and offices the property of the Duke of Argyle. |
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BALLYGREGGAN |
Ballygreggan
Ballygreggan
Ballygreggan
Baliygregan |
Hugh Mitchell Occr. [Occupier]
Rent Receipts
Renta; County Map |
257 |
A fine farm house with offices the property of the Duke of Argyle |
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DALIVADDY |
Dalivaddy
Dalivaddy
Dalivaddy
Dalavaddy |
Mr. Smith
Estate map
Rental
County Map |
257 |
A row of thatched Cottages in bad repair. The property of the Duke of Argyle. |
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CHISCAN WATER |
Chiscan Water
Chiscan Water
Chiscan Water |
Adam Hannay, Chiskin
Mr. Mitchell Chiskin
Mr. Greenlees, Stewarton |
257 |
A considerable stream or burn, having its rise on the hills above Wigle and running in N [North] Westerly direction to its confluence with the Backs Water, thence from this junction it is called "Machrihanish Water" to its influx with the Bay of the same name |
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LINTMILL |
Lintmill
Lintmill
Lintmill
Lintmill |
James Mitchell Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. Greenlees, Stewarton
Printed Bills relative to Mill
Mr. Macintosh Campbelton |
257 |
A small village with a large woolen Mill. The property of Mr. Greig of Beith Ayrshire. The Carding of wool as well as the spinning and dying of it, is carried on here. Formerly it has been a Lint Mill hence the name "Lintmill" |
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LOW KNOCKRIOCH |
Low Knockrioch
Low Knockrioch
Low Knockrioch
Low Knockrioch |
Mr. Greenlees
William Stewart
James Mitchell
Rental |
257 |
A smal farm house and offices the property of John Lorn Stewart Esqr. Cambeltown |
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TONRIOCH |
Tonrioch
Tonrioch
Tonrioch
Tonrioch
Tonrioch |
William Stewart Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. Greenlees
Langlands Map (1793)
Rental
County Map |
257 |
A fine farm house with offices attached the property of John Lorn Stewart Esqr. Campbeltown. |
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STEWARTON |
Stewarton
Stewarton
Stewarton
Stewarton |
Mr. Greenlees
William Stewart
John Murchy Campbeltown
Rental |
257 |
A large Smithy and a few good dwelling houses. The property of John Lorn Stewart Esqr. |
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ANDERSTON |
Anderston
Anderston
Anderston |
Mr. Andrew Pro. & Occr. [Proprietor & Occupier]
Mr. Greenlees
William Stewart |
257 |
A small but neat farm house and offices the property of Mr. Andrew who is also occupier |
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FLOSH |
Flosh
Flosh
Flosh |
Mr. Andrew
Mr. Greenlees
John Ralston Campbeltown |
257 |
2 small Cot houses on the land [south] west from Anderston. The property of John Lorn Stewart. |
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PLANTATION [a house] |
Plantation
Plantation
Plantation |
Mr. Andrew
John Ralston
Mr. Greenlees |
257 |
A small dwelling house with a byre and stable and a few acres of land attached. The property of John Lorn Stewart Esqr. |
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STANDING STONE |
Standing Stone
Standing Stone
Standing Stone |
Mr Stewart
Mr Greenlees
John McMuchie |
257 |
A standing stone about 6 or 7 feet in height, situated on the farm of Tonrioch. There is no tradition concerning it farther than it is Supposed to be a memorial over some chieftain who may have fell in battle. |
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HIGH KNOCKRIOCH |
High Knochrioch
High Knockrioch
High Knockrioch |
Mr Stewart Occupier
Rent receipt
Rental |
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A farmhouse with offices attached, the property of J. Lorn Stewart, Esquire of Coll. |
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STRATH |
Strath
Strath
Strath
Strath |
Samuel Mitchell Occupier
Rent receipt
Mr Stewart
County Directory |
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A farmsteading in good repair the property of Mr Greig, Beith Ayrshire. |
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GALLOW HILL |
Gallow Hill
Gallow Hill
Gallow Hill |
Doctor Buchanan
Gavin Ralston
John Ralston |
257 |
A Small natural eminence on the farm of the Same name. Mr John Ralston Says that it was only one execution took place on it A person the name of McAllester who had been condemned by one of Dukes of Argyle, |
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WHITEHILL |
Whitehill
Whitehill
Whitehill |
Gavin Ralston
Rental |
257 |
A Small dwelling house and byre with a pendicle of land attached the property of the Duke of Argyle, |
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WITCH BURN |
Witch Burn
Witch Burn
Witch Burn |
John Ralston, Cambeltown
Doctor Buchanan, Witchburn
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WITCHBURN |
Witchburn |
Dr [Doctor] Buchanan |
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A number of dwelling houses with gardens attached the property of the Duke of Argyle. |
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BURNSIDE DISTILLERY |
Burnside Distillery
Burnside Distillery
Burnside Distillery
Burnside Distillery |
Mr Colville
Robert Greenlees
Sign Board |
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A tolerably sized Distillery, the property of Mr Colville. |
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GALLOWHILL |
Gallowhill
Gallowhill
Gallowhill |
Gavin Ralston Occr [Occupier]
John Ralston
Mr Ferguson |
257 |
A farmhouse and Offices the property of the Duke of Argyle, |
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MEADOWBURN DISTILLERY |
Meadowburn Distillery
Meadowburn Distillery
Meadowburn Distillery |
Robert Greenlees Esqr
Sign Board
John Ralston |
257 |
A Distillery on the South side of the co. [county] road opposite the Poor Ho. [House] the property of Robert Greenlees Esqr. |
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POORHOUSE |
Poorhouse
Poorhouse
Poorhouse |
Mr Mc Kechnie Governor
Robert Greenlees Esqr
Mr Ferguson |
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A tolerably sized plain building erected a few years ago at the expense of the town and parish for the reception of the poor, |
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TOMAIG |
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Mr Wilson
Rental
J. L. Stewart Esqr Factor |
257 |
A row of Cottage houses, and a large model byre for the fattening of Cattle, The property of the DuKe of Argyle, who also Keeps this in his own Land. |
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BURIAL GROUND |
Burial Ground |
Mr Wilson Rental
J. L. Stewart Esqr Factor |
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North of this is a small Burial ground belonging to the Episcopalians of the district. |
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BARLEY BANNOCKS HILL |
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Alexander Wilson
John Ralston
David Smith |
257 |
A Small prominent eminence on the farm of Crosshill, the Summit is one of the points for Parliamentary Boundary. |
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CROSSHILL |
Crosshill
Crosshill
Crosshill |
Alexander Wilson Occr [Occupier]
David Smith
Rental |
257 |
A farmhouse and Offices attached, the property of the DuKe of Argyle. |
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Reservoir |
Alexander Wilson Occr [Occupier] David Smith Rental |
257 |
South of Crosshill Farmhouse is a large reservoir recently constructed, for the Supply of water to the town of Campbelton. |
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BARBRECK'S WELL |
Barbreck's Well
Barbreck's Well
Barbreck's Well |
David Smith
John Ralston
A. Wilson |
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A fne spout well lying at the base of Goilleann, said to have taken its name from a man called Barbreck |
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KILKERRAN BURN |
Kilkerran Burn
Kilkerran Burn
Kilkerran Burn |
David Smith
Alexander Wilson
John Ralston |
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A Small Stream or burn having its source from the Reservoir at Crosshill and running in an Easterly to its influx the the Sea at Kilkerran, |
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KNOCK BAY |
Knockbay
Knockbay
Knockbay |
David Smith Occr [Occupier]
Mr Ferguson. Factor's Clerk
Rental |
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A farmhouse having offices attached, the property of the Duke of Argyle. A short distance Northeast is a small prominent eminence Known by the same name form which the farm has taken there its name. |
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BATTERY (Fort GreenIees) |
Fort Greenlees
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Fort Greenlees |
John Ralston Mr Greenlees Town Treasurer
Mr Ferguson Manager to J. R. Stewart Esquire, Factor to the Duke of Argyll |
257 |
A Battery mounted with guns, named in honour of Captain Greenlees of the Artillery Volunteers, who had fired the first of its guns. It is appropriated to the use of both the Volunteers and the Argyleshire & Bute Militia |
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CASTLE (Site of) [Tomaig] |
Castle (site of)
Castle (site of)
Castle (site of)
Castle (site of) |
Peter McIntosh
John Ralston
David Smith
Mr Ferguson. Clerk Court Chamberlains offices |
257 |
To the North east of the Burial ground near the high water mark, are 3 portions of an Old stone and lime built wall forming part of the garden wall which tradition says are the only remains left of an old Castle or fortification.
"At the side of the Sea near the burial ground, is the remains of a fortification but little of its history is known." McIntosh's History
" In 1536 to curb the license and subdue the haughty spirit of the Chieftains and their Vassels. James V. found it necessary to make a Voyage to the Isles, during this expidition the King repaired the fortalice of KilKerran, and left in it a garrison to overawe McDonald of Kintyre> Before the King had got clear of the harbour. they added insult to rebellion took possession of the fortalise & hung the governor from the walls as a signal of their conquest. New Styat Acct [New Statistical Account] |
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KILKERRAN |
Kilkerran
Kilkerran
Kilkerran
Kilkerran |
P. McIntosh Campbeltown
J. L Stewart Esqr,
New Stat. [Statistical] Acct. [Account]
History of Kintyre, by McIntosh |
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2 Burial grounds; the site of a church some Cottages; and a small farm on the south side of the burn, with the [ ] of the latter, KilKerran, at least that por[tion]which is coloured yellow on the trace, is the [ ] & therefore is the property of the Ph. [Parish] Minister [ ] the time being. The foundation of the [ ] in the old Burial ground can but very faintly be traced with the exception of 2 portions of the side walls which are [ ] one foot above ground. "The Church of KilKerran in this pa[rish] was well endowed and supported by the McDonalds. Keith in [his] catalogue of Bishops, mentions that, in the year 1261 Laurence of Argyle annexed this church to the Abbey of Paisley. The real [ ] of this annexation are unknown as at that period there had been erected a Monastry at Saddell by the McDonalds," New Stat [Statistical] Account
"This burial ground, which is at present [gr ] used, is one mile east of Campbeltown by the side of the beautiful harbour of Loch Kiaran. It is named after St. [Kearan]
who preached the Gospel in Kintyre 12 centuries ago. It [ ] seen a part of the walls of the old Church, but it has now totally disappeared." McIntoshes History of Kintyre |
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CHURCH (Site of) |
Church (Site of) |
P. McIntosh Campbeltown
J. L Stewart Esqr,
New Stat. [Statistical] Acct. [Account] History of Kintyre, by McIntosh |
257 |
2 Burial grounds; the site of a church some Cottages; and a small farm on the south side of the burn, with the [ ] of the latter, KilKerran, at least that por[tion]which is coloured yellow on the trace, is the [ ] & therefore is the property of the Ph. [Parish] Minister [ ] the time being. The foundation of the [ ] in the old Burial ground can but very faintly be traced with the exception of 2 portions of the side walls which are [ ] one foot above ground. "The Church of KilKerran in this pa[rish] was well endowed and supported by the McDonalds. Keith in [his] catalogue of Bishops, mentions that, in the year 1261 Laurence of Argyle annexed this church to the Abbey of Paisley. The real [ ] of this annexation are unknown as at that period there had been erected a Monastry at Saddell by the McDonalds," New Stat [Statistical] Account "This burial ground, which is at present [gr ] used, is one mile east of Campbeltown by the side of the beautiful harbour of Loch Kiaran. It is named after St. [Kearan] who preached the Gospel in Kintyre 12 centuries ago. It [ ] seen a part of the walls of the old Church, but it has now totally disappeared." McIntoshes History of Kintyre |
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CAMPBELTON [town] |
Campbeltown
Campbeltown
Campbeltown
Campbeltown
Campbeltown
Campbeltown
Campbeltown |
Mr Peter Macintosh
History of Kintyre by Macintosh
Map of Town
Charles McTaggart Esq. Town clerk
Rental of Town in Possession of Mr. Stewart
Mr. Greenlees Town Treasurer
The Rev. [Reverend] Mr Rafael Ph [Parish] Minister |
257 |
A considerable town being a royal burgh lying at the head of a Loch or bay of the same name. The town comprises a number of Streets & Lanes. Also a Prison, A Town Hall; a number of excellent schools; 2 Parish Churches 2 Frees, 1 U.P. [United Presbyterian] 1 Episcopal and 1 Roman Catholic chapel. The principal trade is the distilling of Malt Whisky for which the Barley is chiefly imported from France and the East coast of Scotland.
A considerable parish is attached to the town, "Consisting of the Ancient parishes of Kilkerran; Kilmichael; Kilkevan; and Kilchousland: Soon after the Reformation they were united & called the parish of Lochhead, that being the name of a burgh of barony in the parish of Kilkerran. The oldest record extant of the Presbytery of Kintyre commences on the 16th August 1655, & from that date to the 6 March 1660 The United parish is there called the parish of Lochhead. There is no entry in this record for 27 years thereafter but from the justiciary books of Argyleshire & the Isles, it appears that a circuit Court of Justiciary was held at Campbelton in August 1680, this is the earliest period the modern name has been found in any writing; & the first time thereafter that the presbytery of Kintyre met, it was at Campbelton on the 9th November 1687. & the change in the name of the burgh parish from Lochhead to Campbelton is said to have been an act on the part of the people of those days to mark their respect & affection for the noble family of Argyle. A Royal Charter was granted by Kikng Wiliam III. dated 19 April 1700 raising the old burgh of barony of Lochhead to the dignity and privileges of a Royal Burgh".
"The parish is bounded on the north by the parishes of Killean & Saddell; on the East by the Sound of Kilrannan & on the west by the Atlantic Ocean" New Stat. [Statistica] Acct. [Account] |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Campbeltown] |
U. P. Church [United Presbyterian]
U. P. Church [United Presbyterian]
U. P. Church [United Presbyterian] |
John Ralston Merchant
Rev [Reverend] Dr. Boyd
Mr. Greenlees |
257 |
A large and handsome edifice the interior of which is well fitted up with pews & Galleries. Sufficiently Commo9dious for about 1400 Sitters. |
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Branch of the CLYDESDALE BANK [CampbeItown] |
Clydesdale Bank (Branch of)
Clydesdale Bank (Branch of)
Clydesdale Bank (Branch of) |
Mr. McDougal Agent
Ticket on Door
John Ralston |
257 |
A small but handsome building the lower flat of which is Occupied as the Branch Office of the Clydesdale Bank, & the upper flat as a dwelling. The property of Mr. Colville. |
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INDEPENDENT CHAPEL [Campbeltown] |
Independent Chapel
Independent Chapel
Independent Chapel |
Mr. John Ralston
Mr. John McMurchie
Mr. Greenlees. |
257 |
A small plain edifice the interior of which is fitted with pews for the accommodation of about 250 Sitters. |
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SPRINGSIDE DISTILLERY |
Springside Distillery
Springside Distillery
Springside Distillery |
John Colville Esqr.
Mr. John Ralston
Sign Board |
257 |
A small Distillery situated behind Burnside Street on the west side. The property of John Colville Esqr. |
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BURNSIDE STREET [CampbeItown] |
Burnside Street
Burnside Street
Burnside Street |
Corner Ticket
John Beith Esqr.
John Ralston |
257 |
An irregular street leading from Reform Square or the end of Long Row Street in a southerly direction as far as an angle opposite the Free Church . On the west side of this street are a range of large buildings appropriateld as Malt Barns. The property of John Colville Esqr. |
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MALT BARNS [Burnside Street, Campbeltown] |
Malt Barns |
John Beith Esqr.
John Ralston |
257 |
On the west side of this street [Burnside Street] are a range of large buildings appropriateld as Malt Barns. The property of John Colville Esqr. |
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CORBETT'S LANE [Campbeltown] |
Corbett's Lane
Corbett's Lane |
Corner Ticket
John Beith Esqr. |
257 |
A short narrow lane leading from the end of Long row Street, and terminating at Bolgam Street. |
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REFORM SQUARE [Campbeltown] |
Reform Square
Reform Square
Reform Square |
John Beith Esqr.
John Ralston
John McMurchie |
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This name applies to that portion of the end of Long row Street lying between the end of Burnside and Back Street. |
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HARVEY'S LANE [Campbeltown] |
Harvey's Lane
Harvey's Lane |
John Beith Esqr.
John Ralston
John McMurchie
Corner Tickets |
257 |
A short lane leading from Back St, and terminating at Burnside Street. |
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BACK STREET [CampbeItown] |
Back Street
Back Street |
Corner Tickets
John Beith Esqr. |
257 |
A narrow street branching off Cross St, and terminating at "Bolgam Street" |
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BOLGAM STREET [CampbeItown] |
Bolgam Street
Bolgam Street |
Corner Tickets
John Beith Esqr. |
257 |
A street branching off near the foot of "Main Street" in a N. [North] westerly direction and terminating near the end of "Corbett's Lane". |
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SLAUGHTER HOUSE [Campbeltown] |
Slaughter House
Slaughter House
Slaughter House |
John Beith Esqr.
John Ralston
Mr. Greenlees Town Treasurer |
257 |
A small plain building appropriated as the publis Slaughter house. The property of the town. |
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WIDE CLOSE [Campbeltown] |
Wide Close |
John Beith Esqr.
John Ralston
Mr. Greenlees Town Treasurer |
257 |
A close or narrow Lane branching off Main Street and terminating at Back Street. |
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CROSS STREET [Campbeltown] |
Cross Street
Cross Street |
Corner Tickets
John Beith Esqr. |
257 |
A short narrow Street branching from "Main Street" and termninating at "Burnside Street". On the south side of this street is a dwelling house part of which is occupied as the Post Office. |
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POST OFFICE [Campbeltown] |
Post Office
Post Office |
Corner Tickets
John Beith Esqr. |
257 |
On the south side of this street [Cross Street] is a dwelling house part of which is occupied as the Post Office. |
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ARGYLL ARMS INN [CampbeItown] |
Argyll Arms Inn
Argyll Arms Inn
Argyll Arms Inn |
Mr, McKenzie, Leasee
John Beith Esqr.
Sign Board |
257 |
A large an old established Inn being the principal in the town, situated on the south side of Cross Street next the Post Office, behind are the offices and stables. The property of the Town. |
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COMMERCIAL INN [Campbeltown] |
Commercial Inn
Commercial Inn
Commercial Inn |
Mr. Mitchell Occr. [Occupier]
John Beith Esqr.
Sign Board |
257 |
A small but respectable Inn with a stable attached, on the south side of "Cross Street" |
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MAIN STREET [Campbeltown] |
Main Street.
Main Street.
Main Street.
Main Street. |
Corner Tickets
John Beith Esqr.
Mr. Peter Macintosh
Mr. Greenlees |
257 |
A fine Street leading in a northeasterly direction from Castlehill church and terminating at the Old Quay or about Lloyd's Hotel. In the centre of this street near the "Town Hall" is a fine Cross ornamented with sculptured foliage. It is placed in a socket upon a small pedestal which is ascended by a few steps, and is supposed to have been brought from "Iona". |
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CROSS [Campbeltown] |
Cross |
Corner Tickets
John Beith Esqr.
Mr. Peter Macintosh
Mr. Greenlees |
257 |
In the centre of the Main Street of Campbelton, an ancient Cross forms a principal feature of attraction. It is richly ornamented with sculptured foliage, and has one side this inscription "Hec: est: Crux: Domini: Yvari M: H: "Eachran": "Quondam": Rectoris: De Kyrigan: Et Domini: Andre Nate Ejus: Rectoris De Kil Coman: Que Crucem Fiere: Faciabat.
Mr. Eward M. H. Eachran, once Rector of Kyrigan, and Mr. Andrew, his son, Rector of Kilcoman, who erected this stone". Macintoshes History of Kintyre. Gordon in his "Itmerarium Septentrionlae" mentions that it is a Danish Obelisk; but Mr. Pennant who visited this stone in 1770 & who was the first to decipher the Inscription, gives it as his opinion that it camefrom Iona. It is certainly a great monument to the town and is as old as the 12 Century" New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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TOWN HALL [Campbeltown] |
Town Hall
Town Hall
Town Hall |
John Beith Esqr.
John Ralston
Mr. Greenlees |
257 |
A small plain building with a tower or spire used as a staircase and Belfry. The under flat is occupied as stores & the 2nd flat which is shown on trace comprises of a large hall and 2 lesser ones which are appropriated for the public meetings & concerts of the town. The property of the Corporation. |
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COURT HOUSE [Campbeltown] |
Court House & Police Office
Court House & Police Office
Court House & Police Office |
John Beith Esqr.
Mr. Greenlees
John Ralston |
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A small public building in which the Sheriff and Justice of Peace Courts are held, and a part Occupied as the Police Office. The property of the Town. |
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POLICE OFFICE [Campbeltown] |
Court House & Police Office
Court House & Police Office
Court House & Police Office |
John Beith Esqr.
Mr. Greenlees
John Ralston |
257 |
A small public building in which the Sheriff and Justice of Peace Courts are held, and a part Occupied as the Police Office. The property of the Town. |
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LLOYD'S HOTEL [Campbeltown] |
Lloyd's Hotel
Lloyd's Hotel
Lloyd's Hotel |
Mr. Young Occr. [Occupier]
Sign Board
John Ralston |
257 |
A respectable looking Hotel situated at the Northeast end of Main Street. |
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OLD QUAY HEAD [Campbeltown] |
Old Quay Head
Old Quay Head |
Corner Tickets
John Ralston Esqr. |
257 |
A very short street or Lane branching northerly of Shore Street. |
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STEAMBOAT INN [Campbeltown] |
Steamboat Inn
Steamboat Inn
Steamboat Inn |
Mr. Mitchell Occr. [Occupier]
Sign Board
John Ralston |
257 |
A small but old established Inn on the south side of Shore Street. |
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MCLEAN'S PLACE [Campbeltown] |
McLean's Place
McLean's Place
McLean's Place |
Corner Ticket
Mr. Young
Mr. Ralston |
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A block of houses one of which is occupied as Lloys Hotel, situated at the foot of Mainstreet. |
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SHORE STREET [Campbeltown] |
Shore Street
Shore Street
Shore Street |
Corner Tickets
John Beith Esqr.
Mr. Greenlees |
257 |
A long narrow street branching off the East side of Main Street and terminating at the junction with Kirk Street a short distance beyond New Quay Street. |
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GAELIC FREE CHURCH [Campbeltown] |
Gaelic Free Church
Gaelic Free Church
Gaelic Free Church |
The Rev [Reverend] Mr. Munro
Mr. Greenlees
John Beith Esqr. |
257 |
A large and plain built edifice the interior of which is fitted uo with pews sufficiently commodious for about 1500 sitters. |
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MANSE [Gaelic Free Church, Campbeltown] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
The Rev [Reverend] Mr. Cameron
Mr. Greenlees
John Ralston |
257 |
A large and fine dwelling house being the Manse in connection with Castlehill Church. Occupied by Mr. Cameron Minister of the 2nd charge of the Ph. [Parish] Church. |
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BIGKILN STREET [CampbeItown] |
Big Kiln Street
Big Kiln Street
Big Kiln Street |
Corner Tickets
Mr. Greenlees
Mr. Ralston |
257 |
A short street being the continuation of Burnside St. from an angle opposite the Free Church Grammar School and terminating at the west end of the Gaelic Free Church. |
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PRISON |
Prison
Prison
Prison |
Mr Greenlees. Town Treasurer
John Beith Esq.
Mr. P. Macintosh. |
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A small but handsome building erected about 9 years ago at the expense of the Town and County. The ground floor which is shown on plan wholly comprises of cells with the exception of the larger apartment Occupied as the Kitchen. |
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KIRK STREET |
Kirk Street
Kirk Street
Kirk Street |
Corner Ticket
Mr Greenlees
John Beath |
257 |
A long narrow and irregular Street branching easterly from Main Street and terminating at its junction with Shore Street a little past New Quay St. [Street] |
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CHURCH (In Ruins) |
Church (In Ruins)
Church (In Ruins)
Church (In Ruins) |
Mr. John Ralston
Mr. Greenlees
Mr. Macintosh |
257 |
A church in ruins, it ws founded better than 150 years ago, by a sect of dissenters Called "Haldanes". who now in this place form the U.P. [United Presbyterian] Congregation. |
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CASTLEHILL CHURCH (on Site of Castle) |
Castlehill Church (On Site of Castle)
Castlehill Church (On Site of Castle)
Castlehill Church (On Site of Castle)
Castlehill Church (On Site of Castle) |
The Rev [Reverend] Mr. Russell
The Rev [Reverend] Mr. Cameron
Mr. Greenlees
Mr. Macintosh |
257 |
A large and plain built edifice being the snd Charge and the church where the English portion of the peole belonging to the Parochial Church worship (The large Gaelic church on the adjoining [--] is the 1st Charge of which the Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Russell is Minister). The interior is well [--] up with pews and galleries sufficientlt commodious for about 1150 sitters. Mr. Greenlees & Macintosh say that it is handed down by tradition that this church is built upon the site of an ancient Castle, hence the name "Castlehill Church".
"There are 2 parish Churches in one of which Gaelic is preached & in the other English. The former is capable of accommodating 2000 sitters & the latter or Castle Church situated where once stood a Castle of the Lord of the Isles contains 1000 to 1200.
New Stat Acct. [New Statistical Account]
"The place in which the Castle of McDonald stood, is now occupied as a church" Old Stat. Acct. [Old Statistical Account] |
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FREE CHURCH [Campbeltown] |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Munroe
The Rev. [Reverend] McNeil
Mr. Greenlees |
257 |
A tolerably sized plain but built edifice the interior of which is fitted up with pews for the accommodation of about 900 sitters. |
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FREE CHURCH GRAMMAR SCHOOLS [Campbeltown] |
Free Church Grammar Schools
Free Church Grammar Schools
Free Church Grammar Schools |
The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Munroe
The Rev. [Reverend] McNeil
Mr. Greenlees |
257 |
2 small but handsomely built edifices in connection with the Free Church branches taught are English, Mathematices Classics &c, &c. |
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FREE CHURCH MANSE [Campbeltown] |
Free Church Manses |
The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Munroe
The Rev. [Reverend] McNeil
Mr. Greenlees |
257 |
2 fine dwelling houses The property of the Free Church. |
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LORN STREET [Campbeltown] |
Lorn Street
Lorn Street |
The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Munroe
The Rev. [Reverend] McNeil
Mr. Greenlees
Corner Tickets |
257 |
A short street branching from Main Street, and terminating at Burnside Street |
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WHITE HART INN [Campbeltown] |
White Hart Inn
White Hart Inn
White Hart Inn |
Sign Board
Mr. Greeenlees
J. Beith Esqr. |
257 |
A fine looking Hotel, having stabling attached. The property of Captain McNeil of Losset Park |
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ST KIARAN'S EPISCOPAL CHAPEL |
St Kiaran's Chapel (Episcopal)
St Kiaran's Chapel (Episcopal)
St Kiaran's Chapel (Episcopal) |
The Rev [Reverend] Mr. Wood
John Beith Esqr.
Mr. Greenlees. |
257 |
A small plain built edifice the interior of which is fitted upp with pews for the accommodation of about 250 sitters. |
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FLEMING'S CLOSE [Campbeltown] |
Fleming's Close
Fleming's Close
Fleming's Close
Fleming's Close |
J. Beith Esqr.
Mr. Greenlees
Mr. J. Ralston
Corner Ticket |
257 |
A Close or opening lying betwixt Main Street and Argyll Street. It is temporary occupied as the Militia Stores and Quarters for the staff belonging to Argyllshire & Bute. |
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Branch of the COMMERCIAL BANK [Campbeltown] |
Commercial Bank (Branch of)
Commercial Bank (Branch of)
Commercial Bank (Branch of) |
Mr. M Taggart, Agent
Mr. Greenlees
Sign Board |
257 |
A small but handsome building occupied as the Commercial Bank, and is the property of the Banking Company. |
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SCHOOL [Campbeltown] |
School
School
School |
The Rev [Reverend] Mr. Russell
Mr. Greenlees
Mr. J. Ralston |
257 |
A small school house in which are taught the ordinary branches of an English education. It is one of the General Assembly Schools for the promoting of Christian Knowledge in connexion with the parish Church. |
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MANSE [parish, Campbeltown] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
The Rev [Reverend] Mr. Russell
Mr. Greenlees
Mr. Ralston |
257 |
A large and fine dweling house being the parish Manse. The property of the Rev [Reverend] Mr. Russell for the time being. |
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ST JOHN STREET [Campbeltown] |
St. John Street
St. John Street
St. John Street |
Corner Tickets
Mr. Greenlees
Mr. Ralston |
257 |
A street branching from "Shore Street" and terminating at the Parish School house. |
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ARGYLL STREET [CampbeItown] |
Argyll Street
Argyll Street
Argyll Street |
Corner Tickets
Mr. Greenlees
Mr. Ralston |
257 |
A street branching off "Main Street" and terminating at "New Quay Street" |
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ST KIARAN'S R.C. CHAPEL |
St. Kiaran's Chapel (Roman Catholic' Seats for 450)
St. Kiaran's Chapel (Roman Catholic' Seats for 450)
St. Kiaran's Chapel (Roman Catholic' Seats for 450) |
Mr. Greenlees
John Beith Esqr.
John Ralston |
257 |
A small but handsome edifice the interior of which is well fitted up with pews capable of accommodating about 450 Sitters. |
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SCHOOL OF INDUSTRY [Campbeltown] |
School of Industry
School of Industry
School of Industry |
The Rev [Reverend] Mr. Russell
Mr. Greenlees
Mr. Ealston |
257 |
A small but neat building being a School of Industry and is in connexion with the Parish Church |
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OLD QUAY [Campbeltown] |
Old Quay
Old Quay
Old Quay |
Mr. Greenlees, Town Treasurer
Mr. Ralston
John Beith Esqr. |
257 |
A tolerably good Quay extending from the foot of Main Street in a northeasterly direction. |
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NEW QUAY [Campbeltown] |
New Quay
New Quay
New Quay |
Mr. Greenlees
Mr. Ralston
John Beith Esqr. |
257 |
A small Quay extending from the foot of New Quay Street in a Northwesterly direction. |
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NEW QUAY STREET [Campbeltown] |
New Quay Street
New Quay Street
New Quay Street |
Corner Tickets
Mr. Greenlees
Mr. Ralston |
257 |
A street leading from the head of the New Quay & terminating at the Gaelic Church, at the foot of this street is a small house in which the Life Boat is Kept in. |
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LIFEBOAT HOUSE [Campbeltown] |
Lifeboat House |
Corner Tickets
Mr. Greenlees
Mr. Ralston |
257 |
at the foot of this street [New Quay Street] is a small house in which the Life Boat is Kept in. |
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SCHOOL [Cambeltown] |
School
School
School |
The Rev [Reverend] Mr. Russell
Mr. Greenlees
Mr. Ralston |
257 |
A small and plain built edifice being the Parish School in which the ordinary branches of an English education, & the classics are taught. |
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WASHING HOUSE [Campbeltown] |
Washing House
Washing House
Washing House |
Mr. Greenlees
Mr. Ralston
Mr. McMurchie |
257 |
A house the property of the Duke of Argyll, but which is let out on Lease to the Town as a public Washing house, attached is a large Bleaching or Drying green. |
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GAELIC CHURCH [Campbeltown] |
Gaelic Church (Seats for 1865)
Gaelic Church (Seats for 1865)
Gaelic Church (Seats for 1865) |
The Rev [Reverend] Mr. Russell
Mr. Greenlees
John Beith Esqr. |
257 |
A large and plain built edifice being the Ph. [Parish] Charge of the Parochial Church & the place of worship for the Gaelic portion of those who belong to the Parish Church. The interior is well fitted up with pews and Galleries sufficiently commodious for about 1865 sitters. The Castlehill Church is the 2nd Charge of which see description [on page 112] |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MANSE [Campbeltown] |
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Manse
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Manse
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Manse |
The Rev. [Reverend] Dr. Boyd
Mr. Greenlees
Mr. Ralston |
257 |
A fine dwelling house with garden attached. The property of the U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church. |
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SKIPNESS COURT [Campbeltown] |
Skipness Court
Skipness Court
Skipness Court |
Mr. Harvey Occr. [Occupier]
John Ralston
John Lorn Stewart Esqr. |
257 |
A fine dwelling house fronting Kiljerran Road near Stronvar Ho [House] |
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STRONVAR HOUSE |
Stronvar House
Stronvar House
Stronvar House |
J. Lorn Stewart Esqr. Pro. [Proprietor]
Ticket on Lodge
John Ralston |
257 |
A large and hansome dwellinh house, with offices; garden; and some ornamental ground attached |
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KILKERRAN HDAD [Campbeltown] |
Kilkerran Road
Kilkerran Road
Kilkerran Road |
Post Office Address
J L Stewart Esqr.
John Ralston |
257 |
That portion of the Co. [County] Road leading from the junction of Shore Street with Kirk Street as far southeast as Craigbank. |
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MARKLAND COTTAGE |
Markland Cottage
Markland Cottage
Markland Cottage |
Mrs. McLean, Pro. [Proprietor]
J Lorn Stewart Esqr.
John Ralston |
257 |
A small Cottage with a plot of ornamental ground attached. |
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NORTH PARK |
North Park
North Park
North Park |
Mr. Galbraith, Pro. [Proprietor]
J Lorn Stewart
J Ralston |
257 |
A fine dwelling house & offices with a garden & small plot of ornamental ground attached |
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LIMECRAIGS |
Limecraigs
Limecraigs
Limecraigs |
J. L. Stewart Esqr.
Rental
Charles McTaggart Esqr. |
257 |
A small plain dwelling house having offices; a large garden; and some ornamental ground attached The property of tthe Duke of Argyll |
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SOUTH PARK |
South Park
South Park
South Park |
Sheriff Gardener, Pro. [Proprietor]
J. L. Stewart Esqr.
J. Ralston |
257 |
A fine dwelling house with offices, a garden; and a small plot of ornamental ground attached. |
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EAST CLIFF |
East Cliff
East Cliff
East Cliff |
Mr. Colville, Pro. [Proprietor]
J. L. Stewart Esqr.
J. Ralston |
257 |
A fine dwelling house having a garden and a small plot of ornamental ground attached. |
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CRAIGBANK |
Craigbank
Craigbank
Craigbank |
Mr. Dixon, Pro. [Proprietor]
J. L. Stewart Esqr.
J. Ralston |
257 |
A fine dwelling house with a garden and a small plot of ornamental ground attached. |
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SKERRY FELL FAD |
Skerry Fell Fad
Skerry Fell Fad
Skerry Fell Fad |
Mr. Alexander Brothwick, Killypole
Mr. Thomas Bell, Balligroggan
Mr. Dunlop, Low Tirfergus |
257 |
A small hill of a ridged shape, in the estate of the Duke of Argyll. Sig. [Signification] Long rocky hill. |
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SKERRY FELL |
Skerry Fell |
Mr. Alexander Brothwick, Killypole
Mr. Thomas Bell, Balligroggan
Mr. Dunlop, Low Tirfergus |
257 |
A small round hill immediately to the north east of Skerry Fell Fad. |
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KILLYPOLE LOCH |
Killypole Loch
Killypole Loch
Killypole Loch |
History of Kintyre
Mr. Alexander Brothwick
Rental |
257 |
A small loch on the estate of the Duke of Argyll. |
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TIRFERGUS GLEN |
Tirfergus Glen
Tirfergus Glen
Tirfergus Glen |
History of Kintyre
Mr. James Wallace, Torchoillean
Mr. Dunlop |
257 |
A small glen extending from Killpole Loch, to half a mile on the east of Low Tirfergus. |
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KILLYPOLE |
Killypole
Killypole
Killypole |
Alexander Brothwick occr. [occupier]
Rental
Mr. Thomas Bell |
257 |
A dwelling house with offices attached, property of the Duke of Argyll |
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HIGH TIRFERGUS |
High Tirfergus
High Tirfergus
High Tirfergus |
Mr. Russell, occr. [occupier]
Rental
Mr. Thomas Bell |
257 |
A garmhouse with offices attached, property of Captn. [Captain] McNeill of Ogadale. |
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FREE CHURCH SCHOOL [Tirfergus] |
Free Church School
Free Church School
Free Church School |
Mr. McLean, Teacher
Mr. James Wallace
Mr. Dunlop |
257 |
A small oblong building, one storie high; where the ordinary branches of education are taught |
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TORCHOILLEAN |
Torchoillean
Torchoillean
Torchoillean |
Mr. James Wallace occr. [occupier]
Rental
Mr. Dunlop |
257 |
A farmhouse with offices attached; property of Captn. [Captain] McNeill, of Ogadale. |
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LOW TIRFERGUS |
Low Tirfergus
Low Tirfergus
Low Tirfergus |
Mr. Dunlop Occr. [Occupier]
Rental
Mr. James Wallace |
257 |
A farmhouse with offices attached; property of Captn. [Captain] McNeill |
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HUMAN REMAINS FOUND HEREABOUTS [Low Tirfergus] |
Human bones found hereabouts
Human bones found hereabouts |
Mr. James McNaught, Knocknahaugh
History of Kintyre |
257 |
A number of human bones, and a piece of gold were found here about 30 years ago.
"I have seen in the glen a heap of stones and rubbish, which on being cleared away, a number of human bones were dug up, and a piece of gold found in the form of a cap or crown; the gold was very pure, but not worth much"
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WEST CHISCAN |
West Chiscan
West Chiscan
West Chiscan |
A. Hannay Occr. [Occupier]
Rent receipt
Mr Samuel Mitchell |
257 |
A farmhouse with offices attached. Immediately to the west stands the old mansion house of Chiscan, now occupied by Cotters; property of Mr. Graig, Ayrshire. |
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EAST CHISCAN |
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East Chiscan
East Chiscan |
Mr Samuel Mitchell Occr. [Occupier]
Rent receipt
Mr. A. Hannay |
257 |
A farmhouse with offices attached. Immediately to the east of West Chiscan; property of Mr. Graig, Beith, Ayrshire. |
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TIRFERGUS BURN |
Tirfergus Burn
Tirfergus Burn
Tirfergus Burn |
Mr. A. Hannay
Mr. Samuel Mitchell
Mr. Russell, High Tirfergus |
257 |
A small stream issuing out of Killypole Loch & flowing in an easterly direction till it empties into Chiscan Water. |
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BEALLOCH |
Bealloch
Bealloch
Bealloch |
Mr. John Summerville Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. McKelvie, Factor for Capn [Captain] McNeill
Mr. Samuel Mitchell |
257 |
A farmhouse with offices attached; property of the Duke of Argyll. |
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OATFIELD HOUSE |
Oatfield House
Oatfield House
Oatfield House |
Mr. John Summerville Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. McKelvie, Factor for Capn [Captain] McNeill
Mr. Samuel Mitchell |
257 |
A fine dwellinghouse with offices attached ; property of Mr. Alexander Fleming |
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BEALLOCH HILL |
Bealloch Hill
Bealloch Hill
Bealloch Hill |
Mr. John Summerville
Mr. Samuel Mitchell
Mr. A. Hannay |
257 |
A hill of rough Pasture & whinss [whins] on the farm of Bealloch. On the summit of this hill there are the remains of an old oval shaped building; there is no tradition regarding it, except that it is considered to have been a place of defence when Kintyre was subject to invasion. |
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FORT [Bealloch Hill] |
Fort |
Mr. John Summerville
Mr. Samuel Mitchell
Mr. A. Hannay |
257 |
A hill of rough Pasture & whinss [whins] on the farm of Bealloch. On the summit of this hill there are the remains of an old oval shaped building; there is no tradition regarding it, except that it is considered to have been a place of defence when Kintyre was subject to invasion. |
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DALRIOCH |
Dalrioch
Dalrioch |
Thomas Gemmel Occr. [Occupier]
Robert Dickie |
257 |
A fine farm house and offices the property of the Duke of Argyle |
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BOWS BURN |
Bows Burn
Bows Burn
Bows Burn |
Thomas Gemmel
Robert Dickie
Donald Carswell, Kilchnish |
257 |
A small stream or burn having its rise on the hills East of Dalrioch and running in north easterly direction to its confluence with Chiskin Water |
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KILLEONAN |
Killeonan
Klileonan
Killeonan |
Robert Dickie Occr. [Occupier
Thomas Gemmel
Donald Carswell |
257 |
A large and fine farm house with offices attached the property of the Duke of Argyle. |
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CHAPEL (Site of) [Killeonan] |
Chapel (Site of)
Chapel (Site of) |
Robert Dickie
Donald Carswell
Mr. MacIntosh Campbeltown |
257 |
In a field to the south west of this farm house [Killeonan] on Trace 4 is evidently to be seen the Gable of an old building about 1 1/2 feet high which the Authorities here quoted say is the only remains left of an old chapel said to be dedicated to a St. Eonan. Any further information cannot be gleaned. Farther than a small patch of ground here is left unploughed in veneration of the chapel. "of the 4 Parishes Churches, the ruins of 2 only only exist. There are several small chapels, of which a part of the walls are still standing, besides some others, probably of more ancient date, which having mouldered away into heaps of rubbish over grown with moss may still be traced, which tradition points out their locality, & has carefully preserved their name". New Stat. [Statistical] Acct. [Account] |
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DUN MUILEINN |
Dun Muileann
Dun Muileann
Dun Muileann
"Dùn Muileinn", |
Thomas Gammel
Robert Dickie
Donald Carswell
Mill Hill |
257 |
A small pasture hill on the farm of Dalrioch on the east side of it is an old Quarry. Sig. [Signification] The Mill hill. |
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CNOC DUBH |
Cnoc Dubh
Cnoc Dubh
Cnoc Dubh |
Thomas Gammel
Robert Dickie
Donald Carswell |
257 |
A small hill on the farm of Dalrioch. Sig. [Signification] The Black hill |
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KNOCKNAHA |
Knocknaha
Knocknaha
Knocknaha |
James Thomson Occr. [Occupier]
Robert McDonald Miller
County Directory |
257 |
A farm house and offices the property of Captain McNeil of Losset Park. |
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CORN MILL [Knocknaha] |
Corn Mill |
James Thomson Occr. [Occupier]
Robert McDonald Miller |
257 |
Adjacent [to Knocknaha] is a large Corn Mill occupied by Robert McDonald and is also the property of Captn. [Captain] McNeil |
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LONG ISLE |
Long Isle
Long Isle
Long Isle |
Mr. Summerville
Robert Dickie
Donald Caswell |
257 |
A small dwelling and byre attached the property of Mr. Montgomery Esqr, Writer Edinbro' [Edinbrough] |
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OATFIELD |
Oatfield
Oatfield
Oatfield |
Mr. Summerville Occr. [Occupier]
Robert Dickie
Rent Receipts |
257 |
A farm house and offices the property of William Montgomery Esqr, Writer Edinburgh. |
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KILCHRIST CASTLE |
Kilchrist Castle
Kilchrist Castle
Kilchrist Castle |
Miss McBeith Occr. [Occupier]
Donald Carswell Gardiner
Mr. Dickie |
257 |
A small Castle built about 50 years ago by the late Sheriff McTavish. The property of Miss McTavish. |
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KILCHRIST |
Kilchrist
Kilchrist
Kilchrist
Kilchrist |
Mr. Thomson
Mr. Summerville
Donald Carswell
Mr. McIntosh Campbeltown |
257 |
A dwelling house and offices which formerly had a farm of land attached but is now blended with that of Knocknaha. |
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CHAPEL (Site of) [KiIchrist] |
Chapel (Site of) |
Mr. Thomson
Mr. Summerville
Donald Carswell
Mr. McIntosh Campbeltown |
257 |
In the field south west of this house [Kilchrist] is the foundation of an old building distinctly to be seen, which the Authorities here quoted say is the only remains of a very Ancient Chapel. See Killeonan for quotation. As nothing more can be gleaned about it in the locality |
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KILLEONAN BURN |
Killeonan Burn
Killeonan Burn
Killeonan Burn |
Mr. Dickie
Alexander Moy Laggs
Duncan McWilliam |
257 |
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BEINN GHUILEAN |
Bein Goilleann
Bengoillan Hill
Bengollion
Bengaillin
Bein Goilleann
Bein Goilleann
Bengullion
"Beinn Ghuilean" |
McIntosh's History of Kintyre
Parliamentary Map of Town
Map of Kintyre by Langland's & son
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Munroe
Mr. Ferguson
Glencraggan
Warbling Hill |
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A large hill being the highest in the parish its surface is very uneven and consists of Rough heathy pasture. The property of the Duke of Argyll |
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BLACK LOCH |
Black Loch
Black Loch
Black Loch |
David Smith, Knockbay
Mr. Ralston
Mr. Dickie, Kileonan |
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A small lake near the base of Ben Goilleann. Killeonan Burn has its source from it. |
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TOMAIG GLEN |
Tomaig Glen
Tomaig Glen
Tomaig Glen
"Tomach" |
Mr. Ferguson, Clerk to Factor
David Smith
John Ralston
Hill of Knolls or tufts. |
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A small Glen on the farm of Tomaig, through it runs a small stream having no name. |
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SMERBY MILL (Corn) |
Smerby Mill (Corn)
Smerby Mill (Corn)
Smerby Mill (Corn) |
Mr. James McNair
Mr. Ferguson, Managing Clerk for Mr. Stewart, Factor
Mr. Stewart, Millton of Smerby |
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A dwellinghouse with corn mill attached, property of the Duke of Argyll |
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MILLTON OF SMERBY |
Millton of Smerby |
Mr. James McNair
Mr. Ferguson, Managing Clerk for Mr. Stewart, Factor
Mr. Stewart, Millton of Smerby |
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A farmhouse with offices attached property of the Duke of Argyll |
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BALLIMENACH |
Ballimenoch |
Mr. James McNair
Mr. Ferguson, Managing Clerk for Mr. Stewart, Factor
Mr. Stewart, Millton of Smerby |
258 |
A farmhouse with offices attached property of the Duke of Argyll |
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KNOCKRUAN LOCH |
Knockruan Loch
Knockruan Loch
Knockruan Loch |
Mr. Edward McMillan
Mr. McLean, Upper Ballivulline
Mr. Neill Kelly |
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A small loch immediately to the south of Knockruan hill; property of Mr. C. Davis, South Wales |
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KNOCK RUAN |
Knock Ruan
Knock Ruan
Knock Ruan
Knock Ruan |
Mr. Edward McMillan, Knockruan
Mr. Charles McLean, Upper Ballivulline
Mr. Neill Kelly, Auchalochy |
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A small hill on the estate of Mr. C. Davis immediately to the north of Knockruan Loch |
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SMERBY BURN |
Smerby Burn
Smerby Burn
Smerby Burn |
Mr. James McNair, Lower Smerby
Mr. John Stewart, Millton of Smerby
Mr. McKinnivan, Kilchousland |
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A small stream gathering on the farm of [High] Smerby of Greenland, and flowing in a south-easterly direction till it empties istelf into Kilbrannan Sound [a] little to the south of Lower Smerby |
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LOWER BALLIMENACH |
Lower Ballimenach
Lower Ballimenach
Lower Ballimenach |
Mr. James McNair
Mr. Ferguson, Managing Clerk for Mr. Stewart, Factor, Campbellton
Mr. Stewart, Millton of Smerby |
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An old farmhouse with offices attached occupied by cotters, property of the Duke of Argyll |
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LOWER SMERBY |
Lower Smerby
Lower Smerby
Lower Smerby |
Mr. James McNair, Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. Ferguson, Managing Clerk for Mr. Stewart, Factor, Capbellton
Mr. Stewart, Millton of Smerby |
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A farmhouse with offices attached property of the Duke of Argyll |
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CROSSIBEG |
Crossibeg
Crossibeg
Crossibeg |
Mrs. Drane, Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. Ferguson, Managing Clerk for Mr. Stewart, Factor, Campbel ton
Mr. James McNair Lower Smerby |
258 |
A farmhouse with offices attached, property of the Duke of Argyll |
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KILCHOUSLAND |
Kilchousland
Kilchousland
Kilchousland |
Mr. James McNair
Mr. Ferguson, Managing Clerk for Mr. Stewart, Factor
Mr. McKinnivan, Kilchousland |
258 |
This name is applied to a dwellingouse, and the ruins of an old chapel surrounded by a grave-yard, which is still used as a place of interment by the inhabitants of the parish of Campbelton. The walls of the chapel are almost entire. |
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GLEBE [Kilchousland] |
Glebe |
Mr. James McNair
Mr. Ferguson, Managing Clerk for Mr. Stewart, Factor
Mr. McKinnivan, Kilchousland |
258 |
A portion of arable land surrounding Kilchousland, formes [forms] a glebe belonging to the Established Church of the parish at Campbelton. |
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CHURCH (In Ruins) [KiIchousIand] |
Church (In Ruins) |
Mr. James McNair
Mr. Ferguson, Managing Clerk for Mr. Stewart, Factor
Mr. McKinnivan, Kilchousland |
258 |
"This old church and burial place is about three miles north-east of Campbelton, situated on a beautiful promontory by the sea side. Tradition says that the church was named after Cusalan, a daughter of the King of Spain, who was pleasuring in a Spanish Man-of-war, and that dying on the Sound |
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Kilchousland Continued
of Kilbrandon, she was buried in
this place. I have seen the place said
to be her grave. It is a coffin, or chest,
made up of stone flags. like many others of the
same kind in Kintyre. It is not known at what
date religious worship was given up in this church,
but its walls look more fresh than any other of the
old sacred edifices. I saw in it a large stone,
with an open space in the centre, through which
parties caught hands who had eloped against the
consent of parents or friends; and having succeeeded in
reaching the church, though they were closely pursued,
if they performed the act of catching hands, it was
held unlawful to separate them; but permit them to
be married when their friends became reconciled".
History of Kintyre
"The Church of Kilchousland whose walls are
still entire, stands on a rocky eminence over-
hanging the sea not far from the mouth of
Loch Kilkerran".
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SMERBY ROCKS |
Smerby Rocks
Smerby Rocks
Smerby Rocks |
Mr. McNair, Lower Smerby
Mr. Eaglesham, Peninver
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
258 |
This name applies to that rocky sea coast of the lands of Smerby, extending from Island Muller, in a norherly direction as far as Greenriggs. The next the low water are stratified and mostly covered with sea weed. The remaining are porphyry and a kind of blue or Whin stone and some slate. |
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LONG ROCK |
Long Rock
Long Rock |
Mr. McNair
Mr. Eaglesham |
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A reef of rocks covered at high water lying east of "Smerby Rocks" They are of a bluish colour irregular & jagged. |
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ISLAND MULLER |
Island Muller
Island Muller |
Mr. McNair
Mr. Eaglesham |
258 |
A small point of land alsmost surrounded at High tides. On it is the evident remains or track of some building which Mr. McNair have heard it said to be the remains of a small Castle or fortress. |
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FORT [Island Muller] |
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On it [Island Muller] is the evident remains or track of some building which Mr. McNair have heard it said to be the remains of a small Castle or fortress. |
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Firth of Clyde
See Authorities & Description in Name Book
for Dunoon Ph. [Parish]
Extends from
Carradale Ph. [Parish] on the East coast of
Kintyre to the Mull and
is navigable for vessels of
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ASKOMILL LIME WORKS |
Askomill Lime Works
Askomill Lime Works
Askomill Lime Works |
Mr. Ferguson
Mr. P McIntosh
Advertisement in "Argyllshire Herald" Newspaper. |
258 |
A pretty exyensive Limsestone quarry and kilns. The property of Campbell Davis Esqr. |
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FORT ARGYLL |
Fort Argyll
Fort Argyll
Fort Argyll |
Mr Ferguson
Mr P McIntosh
Mr J Robertson, Tenant |
258 |
A good farmsteading The property of Campbell Davies Esqr. |
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SEASIDE COTTAGE |
Seaside Cottage
Seaside Cottage
Seaside Cottage |
Mr Ferguson
Mr P McIntosh
Alexander Love, Hawthorn Villa |
258 |
A substantial dwelling house situated at end of Askomill Walk. The property of D. Mackie Esqr. |
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MACRINGAN'S POINT |
Macringan's Point
Macringan's Point
Macringan's Point
Macringan's Point
Macrinnan Point |
Estate Map in possession of Stewart Esqr. Chamberlain to the Duke of Argyll
Peter McIntosh Dalintober
Admiralty Chart |
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A prominent & rocky point of land jutting into Kilbranan Sound at miuth of Campbeltown Loch. |
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BARASCOMILL BURN |
Baraskomill Burn
Baraskomill Burn
Baraskomill Burn |
Mr. Ferguson, Managing Clek to Stewart Esqr.
Map appended to "Reports upon the Boundaries of the several Cities, Burghs & towns of Scotland &c",
P McIntosh |
258 |
A small stream rising about 3/4 of a mile north of the farmhouse of High Askomill, flows in a southerly direction partly through a small wooded glen. Forms part of the Parlimentarey Boundary, and falls into Campbeltown Loch. |
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HIGH ASKOMILL |
High Askomill
High Askomill
High Askomill |
Mr. Ferguson
P McIntish
Map appended &c &c [to "Reports upon the Boundaries of the several Cities, Burghs & towns of Scotland &c"] |
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A small farm-steading. The property of Campbell Davies Esqr. |
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ISLACHATTAN |
Islachattan
Islachattan
Islachattan |
Estate Map
Mr. Ferguson
Mr. P McIntosh |
258 |
This name is applied to a stony bank in Campbeltown Loch, situated between high & low water mark; & forms a small Island about half tide. Origin of name is not known. |
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RUIN [The Trench] |
The Trench
The Trench
Trench
Trench Ruins |
Mr. Ferguson
Mr. P McIntosh
Estate Map
Map appended tp "Reports upo the Boundaries of the severeal cities, &c &c". |
258 |
A well known name applied to a ruin of an irregular shape. The north, south & east walls remain but not their original height, now being from eight to twelve feet high. It appears to have been a place of stome strength the walls being about 4 feet thick. At the south end there is an almost entire shaped oblong ruin, the north & west walls of which are of the ordinary dwelling house thickness the south forming apparently portion of the original structure, & as stated above (4 feet in breadth). A few Chains north of the same, are the remains of a cairn in which was discovered several stone cists containing human remains. The propriertor in cultivating the ground preserved the site in which a stone cist is still exposed to view.
"During the civil wars this country having suffered so much from the ravages of Alexander McDonald called Alister McColl, who came over with a party of Irish, to assist Montross, the Earl of Antrim was expected at the same time, and a battery commonly called the Trench was raised for his reception on a point, at the entrance to the harbour".
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CAIRN (Site of) [The Trench] |
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A few Chains north of the same [Ruin (The Trench)] are the remains of a cairn in which was discovered several stone cists containing human remains. The propriertor in cultivating the ground preserved the site in which a stone cist is still exposed to view. |
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CIST [Cairn, The Trench] |
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A few Chains north of the same [Ruin (The Trench)] are the remains of a cairn in which was discovered several stone cists containing human remains. The propriertor in cultivating the ground preserved the site in which a stone cist is still exposed to view. |
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Parish of Campbeltown
[Ruin] (The Trench)
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BARASKOMILL |
Baraskomill
Baraskomill
Baraskomill |
Mr. Ferguson,
Mrs. Harvey, Occupier
Mr. Peter McIntosh. |
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A good farmsteading. The property of Campbell Davies Esqr. |
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FORT [Baraskomill] |
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On an eminence of the above farm [Baraskomill] are the remains of a fort or dun, circular in shape. "A great number of forts, supposed to be Danish, are to be seen along the sea-coast of Kintyre".
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SLATY FARLAN |
Slaty Farlan
Slaty Farlan |
Mr. P McIntosh
William McKillop, Dalintober |
258 |
A name applied to a point on Campbeltown Loch, a little south of Baraskomill farmhouse. |
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BLACK ROCK |
Black Rock
Black Rock |
Mr. P McIntosh
William McKillop, Dalintober
Estate Map |
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A prominent rock on the shore, about 30 Chains east of the above [Slaty Farlan ]. |
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CAMPBELTON LOCH |
Campbeltown Loch
Campbeltown Loch
Campbeltown Loch |
Mr. Ferguson
Mr. Pe3ter McIntosh, Dalintober
John Beith Esqr, Campbeltown |
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An inlet of the Firth of Clyde extending from Mcringan's Point (258.5. Trace 3) & Island Davarr (258.6. Trace 4) to Town of Campbeltown. It contains good anchoarge for small coasting vessels. |
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TRENCH POINT |
Trench Point |
Mr. Ferguson
Mr. Pe3ter McIntosh, Dalintober
John Beith Esqr, Campbeltown |
258 |
A cultivated point of land jutting into the above Loch [Campbelton Loch], a little south of Fort Argyll farmhouse. Deriving this name from a ruin called The Trench being situated upon it. |
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THE DORLINN |
The Dorlinn
The Dorlinn
The Dorlinn
Dorling |
Mr. Peter McIntosh
History of Kintyre by Peter McIntosh
Mr. John Greenlees
Johnstone's County Map |
258 |
A gravel bank extending from a point opposite the Point house along the Low water mark of "Campbeltown Loch" as far as the Island Davarr. It is covered at High Water mark; and forms the boundary between "Campbeltown Loch" and that of Kildalloig Bay |
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KILDALLOIG BAY |
Kildalloig Bay
Kildalloig Bay
Kildalloig Bay
Kildalloig Bay |
Mr. Greenlees, Kildalloig
John McMurchie, Campbeltown
Mr. Bryce, Davarr House
Admiralty Chart |
258 |
A small sandy bat lying between the Island Davarr and the lands of Kildalloig. "The "Dorlinn" divides it from that of "Campbeltown Loch" |
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GLENRAMSKILL DISTILLERY |
Glenramskill Distillery (Unoccupied)
Glenramskill Distillery (Unoccupied)
Glenramskill Distillery (Unoccupied)
Glenramskill Distillery
Glenramskill Distillery
Glenramskill |
Mr. Greenlees
John McMurchie
Mr. Mitchell, Heatherhouse
Glencraggan
County Map
Origines Parochiales |
258 |
2 Cottages and a Distillery, the latter having been this same years past unocciped. The property of Campbell Davies Esqr. |
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HEATHERHOUSE |
Heatherhouse
Heatherhouse
Heatherhouse |
Mr. Mitchell, Occr. [Occupier]
John McMurchie
Mr. Ferguson Managing Clerk of J. L. Stewart Esqr. |
258 |
A row of 3 Cottages West of Glenramskill Distillery. |
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MARCHWOOD COTTAGE |
Marchwood Cottage |
Mr. Cameron Pro. [Proprietor] |
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A Cottage, at present a building The property of Mr. Cameron |
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LOW GLENRAMSKILL |
Low Glenramskill
Low Glenramskill |
Mr. Pollock Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. Greenlees |
258 |
A farm house and offices The property of the Duke of Argyll |
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POINTHOUSE |
Pointhouse
Pointhouse
Pointhouse |
Mr. Greenlees
David Smith
Mr. Pollock |
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A Cottage on the farm of Killdalloig The property of Sir Lewis Campbell. |
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FORT [The Dun] |
The Dun
The Dun
The Dun |
Mr. Greenlees
Mr. Mitchell
Mr. Pollock |
258 |
A small but prominent eminence the top of which has evidently been fortified by art. The distinct traces of a rampart composed of stones covered with grass is still to be seen. There is no tradition that can be gleaned regarding it, further than a Castle had stood here at some former period. The people in general hare calls all these fortified hills Castles. |
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DAVARR HOUSE |
Davarr House
Davarr House
Davarr House |
Mr. Bryce, Proprietor
Mr. Greenlees
Mr. Pollock |
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A fine 2 storey house with a stable attached. The property and residence of Mr. Bryce. |
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KILDALLOIG HILL |
Killdalloig Hill
Killdalloig Hill
Killdalloig Hill |
Mr. Greenlees
Mr. Pollock
Mr. Bryce |
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A small hill on the lands of Kildalloig, its surface is roughheathy pasture |
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KILDALLOIG |
Kildalloig
Kildalloig
Kildalloig
Kildalloig |
Mr. Greenlees Tenant of the farm
Lease of farm
John Beith Esqr, Writer
History of Kintyre |
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A small mansion having offices, a garden; and a small plot of ornamental ground attached. The property of Sir Lewis Campbell |
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ISLAND DAVARR |
Island Davarr
Island Davarr
Island Devar
Island da bharr
Island of Avarr
Island Davar or Devar
Island Davar
Island Davar
Island Davar
Island Davarr
Island Davar |
Mr. Ferguson, Campbeltown.
Mr. Bryce, Davarr House
New Statistical Account
McIntosh's History of Kintyre
Map appended to "Report upon the Boundaries of the Several Cities &c &c"
Origines Parochiales
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Glencraggan
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Johnstone's County Map
Sheriff's Return of Merksmen |
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An Island at the mouth of Campbeltown Loch, the south & east sides of which terminate in an abrupt, bold and steep precipice of considerable height, along the southern shore are a number of caves (none bearing names). On the north eastern extremities on the edge of a large cliff is erected a lighthouse with revolving light; dwelling houses and gardens attached;
"In Island Devar, at the mouth of the loch, the sea has gradually worn its way into many places and thus formed a great number of Caves many of which are highly interesting".
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Derivation, Da, two, Barr, top; Eilean da-Bharr, Island (of the) two tops. |
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HIGH GLENRAMSKILL |
High Glenramskill
High Glenramskill
High Glenramskill |
Mr. Alexander Lang, Shepherd
Mr. Hector McLarty, Balnabraid
Mr. Ferguson, Managing Clerk for Mr. Stewart Factor, Campbellton |
258 |
A shepherd's house with byre attached, property of the Duke of Argyll |
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BALLIMENACH HILL |
Ballimenach Hill
Ballimenach Hill
Ballimenach Hill |
Mr. Alexander Lang, Shepherd
Mr. Hector McLarty, Balnabraid
Mr. Ferguson, Managing Clerk for Mr. Stewart Factor, Campbellton |
258 |
A hill on the farm of Ballimenach, property of the Duke of Argyll |
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GLENRAMSKILL BURN |
Glenramskill Burn |
Mr. Alexander Lang, Shepherd
Mr. Hector McLarty, Balnabraid
Mr. Ferguson, Managing Clerk for Mr. Stewart Factor, Campbellton |
258 |
A mountain stream gathering about a mile to the south of High Glenramskill, and flowing in a northerly direction till it empries itself into Campbellton Loch |
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Parish of Campbelton, Argyllshire
Namelist
Page 137 Ballimenach - 1.
Page 138 Lower Ballimenach
Page 155 Ballimenach Hill
Page 157 Ballimeanach - 2.
The doubt is on this latter
name, on the letter a
No 2 is to a house near
the Sea
No 1 is to a house, inland
and about three miles father North
Spelling of No. 1 adopted
HWL
Should we retian the
letter a in the name
marked 2
R M Parsons
Captain R.E. [Royal Engineers]
29th May 1869
In this case I would
recommend the a to be
deleted & adopt one
uniform spelling thus
"Ballimenach"
please to cause the
Name Book and Plan to be corrected accordingly
Captn. [Captain] Parsons
RE [Royal Engineers]
Bruce Hull Melville
Capt R.E. [Captian Royal Engineers]
30 June 1869
6 inch impression altered by Mr. Nixon
1 Inch Photo attend by A W Lachlan
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"Extracts from the Name Book
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Argyllshire
Ballimenach
Mr James McNair
Mr. Ferguson managing clerk for Mr. Stewart factor
Mr. Stewart Millton of Smerby
Lower Ballimenach
Mr James McNair
Mr. Ferguson managing clerk for Mr. Stewart factor
Mr. Stewart Millton of Smerby
Ballimenach Hill
Mr. Alexander Lang, Shepherd
Mr. Hector McLarty, Balnabraid
Mr. Ferguson managing clerk for Mr. Stewart, Factor, Campbellton
Ballimenach
Mr. Greenlees, Kildalloig
Robert Russell Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. Ferguson
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Ballimeanach
Ballimeanach
Ballimeanach
Ballimeanach |
Mr Greenlees, Kildalloig
Robert Russel Occr. [Occupier]
Mr Ferguson
Rent Receipts |
258 |
A farm house and Offices the property of Sir Lewiss Campbell of Kildalloig |
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CAROLINA |
Carolina
Carolina
Carolina |
Robert Russel
Mr. Greenlees
Mr. John Ralston Campbelton |
258 |
A small cottage with some ruins attached. The property of Sir Lewiss Campbell. About 20 Chains south East is an Open grave, regularly built on Each side. Nothing can be learned as to what it was built for further than it is well known in the locality as a Grave |
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Plan 258.14 Parish of Campbeltown |
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TIRFERGUS HILL |
Tirfergus Hill
Tirfergus Hill
Tirfergus Hill |
Mr. Summerville Oatfield
Mr. Ferguson Campbeltown
Mr. John Ralston Campbeltown |
258 |
A tolerably sized hill on the lands of Tirfergus. The property of Captain Mc Neil of Losset Park |
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ACHINCORVEY |
Achincorvey
Achincorvey
Achincorvey |
Mr. Ferguson, Factor's clerks
Estate Map
Mr. Summerville |
262 |
A farm house and Offices the property of the Duke of Argyll |
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CNOC STURRAIG |
Cnoc Sturrag
Cnoc Sturrag
Cnoc Sturrag
Cnoc Sturraig |
Mr. Mathieson Pennygown
Mr. Ferguson
Mr. Summerville |
262 |
A tolerably high pinnacled shaped hill on the farm of Achmcorvey. Sig [Signification] The Pinnacled or turreted hill |
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Plan 262.2 Parish of Campbeltown |
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LOCH ORODALE |
Loch Orodale
Loch Orodale
Loch Orodale |
Mr Ferguson Managing clerk to Stewart Esqr Chamberlain to theDuke of Argyll.
Allan Caldwell. Kilwhipnach
John McFadzean Kirrifuar |
262.02 |
A small loch or marsh mainly dry in summer, having a large drain cut through its centre. it is situated a little north of the farm house of the same name. |
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LOCHORODALE |
Lochorodale
Lochorodale
Lochorodale |
Mr. Ferguson Managing clerk to Stewart Esqr Chamberlain to the Duke of Argyll.
Allan Caldwell. Kilwhipnach
John McFadzean Kirrifuar |
262.02 |
A small farmsteading and grazing. The property of the Duke of Argyll. |
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LAGNACRAIG |
Lagnacraig
Lagnacraig
Lagnacraig |
Mr. Ferguson Managing clerk to Stewart Esqr Chamberlain to the Duke of Argyll.
Allan Caldwell. Kilwhipnach
John McFadzean Kirrifuar |
262.02 |
A cothouse on the farm of Kilwhipnach. The property of the Duke of Argyll. |
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KILWHIPNACH |
Kilwhipnach
Kilwhipnach
Kilwhipnach |
Mr Ferguson
Allan Caldwell
John McFadzean |
262.02 |
A good farm Steading. The property of the Duke of Argyll |
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CLOVERFIELD |
Cloverfield
Cloverfield
Cloverfield |
Mr Summerville
Alexander May
Mr Menzies |
262.03 |
A Cot house and byre on the farm of Oatfield The property of William Montgomery Esq Writer Edinburgh. |
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FORT [Cullan Doon] |
Cullan Doon
Cullan Doon
Cullan Doon |
Donald McWilliam
Alexander May
John McMuchie Campbelton |
262.03 |
A small eminence On the Summit of which are Slight evidences of a Work of Art. Mr McWilliam Says that it is handed down by tradition that a fort or tower once stood here & that the Stones had been Carted away for building purposes. |
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LAGGS |
Laggs
Laggs
Laggs |
Alexander May Occr [Occupier]
J. L. Stewart Esqr Factor
Rental |
262.03 |
A dwelling house Occupied by a Shepherd. The property of the Duke of Argyle. |
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WIGLE |
Wigle
Wigle
Wigle |
Donald McWilliam Occr [Occupier]
Alexander May
Rental |
262.03 |
A farm house and Offices the property of John McWilliam Spirit Merchant Queen St [Street] Glasgow. |
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BLACK HILL |
Black Hill
Black Hill
Black Hill |
Alexander May
Mr Menzies
Mr Summerville |
262.03 |
A small hill on the farm of Caggs. The property of the Duke of Argyle |
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GARVACHY |
Garvachy
Garvachy
Garvachy |
Mr Summerville
Mr Menzies
Alexander May |
262.03 |
A small Cot house and byre on the farm of Oatfield the property of Mr Alexander Fleming |
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OATFIELD SCHOOL |
Oatfield School
Oatfield School
Oatfield School |
Mr Menzies Teacher
Inscribed above Door
Mr Summerville Oatfield |
262.03 |
A small School where the common branches of an English education are taught. It was built in 1830 by the General Assembly of the Churchof Scoland who also Supports it & is under the Superintendance of the Parish Ch. [Church] of Campbeltown |
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CNOC NAN GABHAR |
Cnoc nan Gobhar
Cnoc nan Gobhar
Cnoc nan Gobhar |
James Mitchell
Samuel Gordon
Douglas Campbell |
262.06 |
A prominent hill on the grazing of Homeston
Sign. [Signification] The Hill of the Goats |
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GLECKNAHAVILL |
Glecknahavill
Glecknahavill
Glecknahavill |
Douglas Campbell occupier
Alexander Campbell Campbeltown
Mr Ferguson Managing Clerk to Mr Stewart Factor |
262.06 |
A small farm steading with Sheepfold attached the property of the Duke of Argyle |
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HOMESTON |
Homeston
Homeston
Homeston |
James Mitchell occupier
Samuel Gordon Oatfield
Mr Ferguson |
262.06 |
A farm steading with offices & garden attached the property of the Duke of Argyle. |
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ACHABRAAD GLEN |
Achabraad Glen
Achabraad Glen |
Alexander Campbell
Douglas Campbell |
262.06 |
A name applied to a small Glen or Hollow extending in a South westerly direction from Glecknahavill for a distance of about half a mile |
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HOMESTON BURN |
Homeston Burn
Homeston Burn |
James Mitchell
Samuel Gordon |
262.06 |
A good stream bearing this name from the junction of two streams at Gleckahavill to Bridge on County Road at Pennygowan then called Coneglen Water |
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262.6 Parish of Campbeltown |
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KILLELLAN |
Killellan
Killellan
Killellan |
Mr. Richmond Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. Samuel Gordon, Oatfield
Mr. John McDonald, Penygown |
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A fine farmhouse with offices attached , property of Mrs. McNair, Paisley. |
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KILLELLAN HOUSE |
Killellan House |
Mr. Richmond Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. Samuel Gordon, Oatfield
Mr. John McDonald, Penygown |
262 |
A fine mansion house with offices attached, property of Mrs. McNair |
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CHAPEL (Site of) |
Chapel (Site of) |
Mr. Richmond Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. Samuel Gordon, Oatfield
Mr. John McDonald, Penygown |
262 |
In a clump of wood immediately to the south of Killellan House the remains of a small building is traceable, which is believed by the authorities quoted to have been a chapel with a graveyard attached. There is no evidence of a graveyard on the ground. |
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HOMESTON BURN |
Homeston Burn |
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ACHNACLACH |
Achnaclach
Achnaclach
Achnaclach |
Mr Ferguson, Managing Clerk for J. L. Stewart. Factor for the Duke of Argyll
Mr Richmond. Killellan
Mr John McDonald, Pennygowan |
262.07 |
A sheepherd's house with byre attached, property of the Duke of Argyll |
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PENNYGOWN |
Pennygown |
John McDonald occupier
Mr Mathieson Pennygown Bridge
Samuel Gordon Oatfield |
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A farm steading with offices attached on the Estate of Pennygown the Property of Dr [Doctor] Harvey Cambeltown |
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PENNYGOWN HOUSE |
Pennygown House |
John McDonald
Alexander Campbell Shoemaker Cambeltown Samuel Gordon |
262 |
A dwelling house of two storey the property of Dr Doctor] Harvey |
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ALLT NA H-ACAIRE |
Allt na h-Acaire
Allt na h-Acaire |
Archibald Mathieson, Glenahanty
John McFadzean, Kirrifuar |
262 |
A small stream falling into Glenbuckrie Water, about ¼ of a mile west of Achnaslishaig.
Signification - probably the acre Burn. |
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LECKNACREIVE (Ruins) |
Lecknacreive
Lecknacreive
Lecknacreive |
Mr Ferguson
A. Mathieson, Neil McNaughton. Glenrea |
262 |
A name applied to a ruin & grazing formerly a farm. The property of the Duke of Argyll. |
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LECKNACREIVE BURN |
Lecknacreive Burn |
Mr Ferguson
A. Mathieson, Neil McNaughton. Glensrea |
262 |
A good stream bearing the name from the junction of Allt Seileaich and Allt a Gille dhuibhe (262 Trace 5) flows in a South and Easterly direction forms part of the Ph [Parish] Boundary and falls into Glenbuckrie Water. |
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BREACKERIE WATER |
Breackerie Water |
Mr Ferguson
A Mathieson
Neil McNaughton Glenrea |
262 |
Described in Name Sheets of Southend Parish. |
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ALLT NAN CUINNEAG |
Allt nan Cuinneag
Allt nan Cuinneag
Allt nan Cuinneag |
Archibald Mathieson
John McFadzean
Gaelic Orthography |
262 |
A small stream falling into Lochnacreive Burn
Signification Burn of the Stoups |
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ALLT NA H-EARBA |
Allt na h-Earba |
Archibald Mathieson
John McFadzean Gaelic Orthography |
262 |
A short stream falling into Lochnacreive Burn, a little south of the above Stream.
Sign [Signification] Burn of the roe. |
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ACHNASLISHAIG (Ruins) |
Achnaslishaig (Ruins)
Achnaslishaig (Ruins)
Achnaslishaig (Ruins) |
Mr Ferguson
A Mathieson
J McFadzean |
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A ruin and grazing, formerly a farm. The property of the Duke of Argyll. |
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ALLT NA CRUAIDHLINN |
Allt na Cruaidhlinn
Allt na Cruaidhlinn
Allt na Cruaidhlinn |
A Mathieson
J McFadzean
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A Small stream falling into Lochnacreive Burn, a little south of Achnashshaig
Sign [Signification] Stream of the rocky ground. |
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ALLT NAN CABAR |
Allt nan Cabar
Allt nan Cabar |
Neill McNaughton
John McFadzen |
262 |
A small stream rising a little to the north west of Glenrea and running Southwards till it joins Allt Achadh nan Clach. Sig. [Signification] (Stream of the Beams) |
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CNOC ODHAR |
Cnoc Odhar |
Neill McNaughton
John McFadzen |
262 |
A pretty high hill having a flat top, situated on the South side of the parish. Sig [Signification] (Dun coloured hill) |
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GLENREA |
Glenrea
Glenrea
Glenrea |
Neill McNaughton, Occr [Occupier]
Mr Ferguson, Managing Clerk for J. L. Stewart Esqr Factor
Mr Richmond, Killellan |
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A farmhouse with offices attached; property of the Duke of Argyll |
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ALLT ACHADH NAN CLACH |
Allt Achadh nan Clach
Allt Achadh nan Clach |
Neill McNaughton
John McFadzen, Kirriefuar |
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A small stream rising a little to the north of Glenrea & flowing in a south-westerly direction till it falls into Cruive Burn. Sig. [Signification] (Burn of the stony field) |
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ALLT NA BOIN DUIBHE |
Allt nan Boin Duibhe |
Neill McNaughton
John McFadzen, Kirriefuar |
262 |
A small stream gathering in Cnoc Odhar and running in a westerly direction till it joins Allt Dearg. (Sig. [Signification] Stream of the Black Cow) |
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ALLT DEARG |
Allt Dearg |
Neill McNaughton
John McFadzen, Kirriefuar |
262 |
A mountain stream gathering on the side of Cnoc Odhar and flowing in a westerly direction till it joins Allt Achadh nan Clach. (Sig. [Signification] Red Burn) |
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ARINASCAVACH |
Arinascavach |
Mr. Archibald Campbell
Mr. John McDonald
Mr. Matthew Corner |
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A dwelling house with sheepfold attached, the property of His Grace the Duke of Argyll. |
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KERRAN WATER |
Kerran Water
Kerran Water
Kerran Water |
Mr. Archibald Campbell
Mr. John McDonald
Mr. Matthew Corner |
262 |
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GLEN KERRAN |
Glen Kerran |
Mr. Archibald Campbell
Mr. John McDonald
Mr. Matthew Corner |
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NAME BOOK
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Allt Righ -- 251 -- 12 -- 5
Achadh Beithe -- 251 -- 12 -- 5
A' Chruach -- 251 -- 16 -- 11
Allt Falbea -- 252 -- 2 -- 13
Alt na Beiste -- 252 -- 2 -- 13
Allt Traigh-leacainn -- 252 -- 2 -- 13
An Socach -- 252 -- 2 -- 13
Allt Calmain -- 252 -- 6 -- 18
Ardnacross -- 252 -- 10 -- 25
Ardnacross Bay -- 252 -- 14 -- 30
Auchaleckmill -- 257 -- 3 -- 43
Auchaleck -- 257 -- 3 -- 43
Auchalochy Burn -- 257 -- 4 -- 47
Aucha Lochy -- 257 -- 4 -- 48
Arass -- 257 -- 6 -- 51
Albyn Distillery -- 257 -- 8 -- 59
Askomill Walk -- 257 -- 8 -- 69
Argyll Distillery -- 257 -- 8 -- 74
Anderston -- 257 -- 11 -- 90
Argyll Arms Inn -- 257 -- 12 -- 106
Argyll Street -- 257 -- 12 -- 115
Askomill Lime Works -- 258 -- 5 -- 143
Achincorvey -- 262 -- 2 -- 159
Achabraad Glen -- 262 -- 2 -- 166
Achnaclach -- 262 -- 7 -- 168
Allt na h-Acaire -- 262 -- 9 -- 171
Allt nan Cuinneag -- 262 -- 9 -- 172
Allt na h-Earba -- 262 -- 9 -- 172
Allt Achadh nan Clach -- 262 -- 10 -- 174
Achnaslishaig (ruins) -- 262 -- 9 -- 172
Allt na Boin Duibhe -- 262 -- 10 -- 174
Allt na Cruaidhlinn -- 262 -- 9 -- 172
Allt Dearg -- 262 -- 10 -- 174
Allt nan Cabar -- 262 -- 10 -- 173
Arinascavach -- 262 -- 10 -- 175
Ballivulline Hill -- 252 -- 16 -- 11
Bruce's Stone -- 252 -- 2 -- 14
Ballochgair -- 252 -- 6 -- 18
Burial Ground (Site of) -- 252 -- 6 -- 18
Black Bay -- 252 -- 10 -- 25
Black Loch -- 252 -- 13 -- 27
Balligroggan -- 256 -- 16 -- 35
Backs Water -- 257 -- 3 -- 39
Ballivulline -- 257 -- 4 -- 45
Ballivulline Burn -- 257 -- 4 -- 45
Balegreggan -- 257 -- 8 -- 55
Blaegreggan Glen -- 257 -- 8 -- 55
Balegreggan Hill -- 257 -- 8 -- 56
Broad Street -- 257 -- 8 -- 61
Brewery -- 257 -- 8 -- 66
Belfield -- 257 -- 8 -- 71
Beechill -- 257 -- 8 -- 72
Belgrove -- 257 -- 8 -- 72
Ballachnahully -- 257 -- 9 -- 77
Big Scone -- 257 -- 9 -- 77
Bleachfield -- 257 -- 10 -- 85
Ballygreggan -- 257 -- 10 -- 87
Burnside Distillery -- 257 -- 12 -- 96
Burial Ground -- 257 -- 12 -- 97
Barley Bannocks Hill -- 257 -- 12 -- 97
Barbreck's Well -- 257 -- 12 -- 98
Battery (Fort Greenlees) -- 257 -- 12 -- 99
Branch of the Clydesdale Bank -- 257 -- 12 -- 103
Burnside Street -- 257 -- 12 -- 104
Back Street -- 257 -- 12 -- 105
Balgam Street -- 257 -- 12 -- 105 |
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Bigkiln Street -- 257 -- 12 -- 11
Brach of the Commercial Bank -- 257 -- 12 -- 114
Beallach -- 257 -- 14 -- 129
Beallach Hill -- 257 -- 14 -- 129
Bows Burn -- 257 -- 14 -- 131
Beinn Ghuilean -- 257 -- 16 -- 135
Black Loch -- 257 -- 16 -- 135
Ballimenach -- 258 -- 1 -- 137
Baraskomill Burn -- 258 -- 5 -- 144
Baraskomill -- 258 -- 5 -- 144
Black Rock -- 258 -- 5 -- 146
Ballimeanach Hill -- 258 -- 13 -- 155
Ballimeanach -- 258 -- 14 -- 157
Black Hill -- 262 -- 3 -- 164
Breackerie Water -- 262 -- 9 -- 171
Caul Hill -- 251 -- 12 -- 5
Callyburn (ruins) -- 251 -- 12 -- 7
Calliburn or Kylipole -- 251 -- 16 -- 11
Curries Knowe -- 252 -- 6 -- 17
Cairn -- 252 -- 7 -- 19
Carrick Point -- 252 -- 10 -- 25
Cairn -- 256 -- 12 -- 32
Craigaig Water -- 251 -- 16 -- 35
Clachkel -- 257 -- 2 -- 37
Chapel (Site of) -- 257 -- 3 -- 41
Campbelton Distillery -- 257 -- 8 -- 74
Corbett's Close -- 257 -- 8 -- 74
Carrick Caban -- 257 -- 9 -- 78
Cnoc Sabhail -- 257 -- 9 -- 78
Cnocan Sithein -- 257 -- 9 -- 79
Coal Pit -- 257 -- 9 -- 80
Chapel (In Ruins) -- 257 -- 9 -- 81
Cnacan a' Chluig -- 257 -- 9 -- 83
Coalhill -- 257 -- 10 -- 86
Chiscan Water -- 257 -- 11 -- 89
Crosshill -- 257 -- 12 -- 97
Castle (Site of) -- 257 -- 12 -- 99
Church (Site of) -- 257 -- 12 -- 100
Campbelton -- 257 -- 12 -- 101
Corbetts Lane -- 257 -- 12 -- 104
Cross Street -- 257 -- 12 -- 106
Commercial Inn -- 257 -- 12 -- 106
Cross -- 257 -- 12 -- 107
Court House & Police Office -- 257 -- 12 -- 109
Church (In ruins) -- 257 -- 12 -- 111
Castlehill Church on Site of Castlehill -- 257 -- 12 -- 112
Craigbank -- 257 -- 15 -- 131
Cnoc Dubh -- 257 -- 15 -- 132
Corn Mill -- 257 -- 15 -- 132
Chapel (Site of) -- 257 -- 15 -- 133
Crossibeg -- 2587 -- 1 -- 139
Church (In Ruins) -- 258 -- 1 -- 139
Cairn (Site of) -- 258 -- 5 -- 145
Campbelton Loch -- 258 -- 9 -- 147
Carolina -- 258 -- 14 -- 157
Cnoc Sturraig -- 262 -- 2 -- 159
Cloverfield -- 262 -- 3 -- 163
Cnoc nan Gabhar -- 262 -- 6 -- 165
Chapel (Site of) -- 262 -- 7 -- 167
Cnoc Odhar -- 262 -- 10 -- 173
Drumgarvie -- 251 -- 12 -- 5
Durry Loch -- 257 -- 2 -- 37
Durry -- 257 -- 3 -- 41
Durry Moss -- 257 -- 6 -- 51
Drumore -- 257 -- 7 -- 53
Drumore House -- 257 -- 8 -- 57
Dell Hill -- 257 -- 8 -- 58
Dalaruan Street -- 257 -- 8 -- 62
Dalintober Schools -- 257 -- 8 -- 63
Dalaruan Distillery -- 257 -- 8 -- 63
Dalintober Distillery -- 257 -- 8 -- 67
Dalintober -- 257 -- 8 -- 68
Dalivadday -- 257 -- 10 -- 87
Dalriach -- 257 -- 15 -- 131
Dun Muileinn -- 257 -- 15 -- 132
Davarr House -- 258 -- 9 -- 151
East Skeroblingarry -- 251 -- 11 -- 3
Eas Bàn -- 251 -- 12 -- 7
East Laggan -- 252 -- 9 -- 22 |
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Eudan nan Gallan -- 256 -- 12 -- 31
East Darlochan -- 257 -- 2 -- 37
East Machrihanish -- 257 -- 5 -- 49
East Barfergus -- 257 -- 6 -- 52
East Backs -- 257 -- 7 -- 54
Eagle Cottage -- 257 -- 8 -- 72
East Trodigal -- 257 -- 9 -- 80
East Drumlemble -- 257 -- 10 -- 86
East Cliff -- 257 -- 12 -- 123
East Chiscan -- 257 -- 14 -- 128
Fairy Knowe -- 251 -- 12 -- 6
Fort -- 251 -- 12 -- 9
Fort -- 251 -- 16 -- 11
Fort -- 252 -- 3 -- 15
Fort -- 252 -- 6 -- 18
Fort -- 252 -- 7 -- 19
Fort -- 252 -- 9 -- 21
Fort -- 252 -- 9 -- 22
Fort -- 257 -- 4 -- 46
Fort -- 257 -- 4 -- 47
Fort -- 257 -- 8 -- 56
F C [Free Church] School -- 257 -- 8 -- 66
Fairview Park -- 257 -- 8 -- 71
Flosh -- 257 -- 11 -- 90
Free Church -- 257 -- 12 -- 113
F,C. [Free Church] Grammar Schools -- 257 -- 12 -- 113
F.C. [Free Church] Manse -- 257 -- 12 -- 113
Flemings Close -- 257 -- 12 -- 114
F.C. [Free Church] School -- 257 -- 14 -- 127
Fort -- 257 -- 14 -- 129
Fort -- 258 -- 2 -- 141
Firth of Clyde -- 258 -- 2 -- 142
Fort Argyll -- 258 -- 5 -- 143
Fort -- 258 -- 5 -- 146
Fort -- 258 -- 9 -- 150
Fort (Cullan Doon) -- 262 -- 3 -- 163
Glenlussa Water -- 251 -- 12 -- 7
Glen Lussa -- 251 -- 12 -- 7
Gartgreillan -- 252 -- 9 -- 21
Greenings -- 252 -- 14 -- 29
Galdrings -- 256 -- 12 -- 31
Gortan -- 257 -- 7 -- 53
Gas Works -- 257 -- 8 -- 59
Glenside Distillery -- 257 -- 8 -- 61
Gayefield Place -- 257 -- 8 -- 62
Gull Isle -- 252 -- 10 -- 26
George Street -- 257 -- 8 -- 67
Glebe -- 257 -- 9 -- 82
Gallow Hill -- 257 -- 12 -- 95
Gallowhill -- 257 -- 12 -- 96
Gaelic Free Church -- 257 -- 12 -- 110
Gaelic Church -- 257 -- 12 -- 119
Glenramskill Distillery -- 258 -- 9 -- 149
Glenramskill Burn -- 258 -- 13 -- 155
Garvachy -- 262 -- 3 -- 164
Glecknahavill -- 258 -- 6 -- 165
Glenrea -- 258 -- 10 -- 174
Glen Kerran -- 258 -- 12 -- 175
High Puball -- 251 -- 11 -- 4
High Peniver -- 252 -- 9 -- 23
High Smerby -- 252 -- 13 -- 27
Highland Distillery -- 257 -- 8 -- 62
Hazelbun Distillery -- 257 -- 8 -- 63
High Street -- 257 -- 8 -- 68
Hazelbank -- 257 -- 8 -- 71
Hawthorn Villa -- 257 -- 8 -- 72
High Kilkivan -- 257 -- 9 -- 81
High Knockrioch -- 257 -- 11 -- 93
Hiilside -- 257 -- 8 -- 55 |
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Harvey's Lane -- 257 -- 12 -- 104
High Tirfergus -- 257 -- 13 -- 126
High Askomill -- 258 -- 5 -- 144
Heatherhouse -- 258 -- 9 -- 149
High Glenramskill -- 258 -- 13 -- 155
Homeston -- 262 -- 6 -- 165
Homeston Burn -- 262 -- 6 -- 166
Homeston Burn -- 262 -- 7 -- 167
Island Ross -- 252 -- 7 -- 20
Independent Chapel -- 257 -- 12 -- 103
Ilsand Muller -- 258 -- 2 -- 141
Ilsachattan -- 258 -- 5 -- 145
Island Davarr -- 258 -- 10 -- 153
John Street -- 257 -- 8 -- 66
Kildonald Bay -- 252 -- 6 -- 17
Kildonald Point -- 252 -- 7 -- 19
Kilkeddan -- 257 -- 9 -- 21
Kilmichael -- 257 -- 3 -- 41
Knockruan -- 257 -- 4 -- 45
Knock Scalbert -- 257 -- 4 -- 47
Kintyre Distillery -- 257 -- 8 -- 62
Kinloch Distillery -- 257 -- 8 -- 74
Kirk Close -- 257 -- 8 -- 75
Knockhantymore -- 257 -- 9 -- 83
Kilkerran Burn -- 257 -- 12 -- 98
Knockbay -- 257 -- 12 -- 98
Knock Bay -- 257 -- 12 -- 98
Kilkerran -- 257 -- 12 -- 100
Kirk Street -- 257 -- 12 -- 111
Kilkerran Road -- 257 -- 12 -- 121
Kilypole Loch -- 257 -- 13 -- 125
Killypole -- 257 -- 13 -- 126
Killeonan -- 257 -- 15 -- 131
Knocknaha -- 257 -- 15 -- 132
Kilchrist Castle -- 257 -- 15 -- 133
Kilchrist -- 257 -- 15 -- 133
Killeonan Burn -- 257 -- 15 -- 134
Knockruan Loch -- 258 -- 1 -- 137
Knock Ruan -- 258 -- 1 -- 137
Kilchousland -- 258 -- 1 -- 139
Kildallaig Bay -- 258 -- 9 -- 149
Kildallaig Hill -- 258 -- 9 -- 151
Killdallaig -- 258 -- 9 -- 151
Kilwhipnach -- 262 -- 2 -- 162
Killellan -- 262 -- 7 -- 167
Killellan House -- 262 -- 7 -- 167
Kerran Water -- 262 -- 12 -- 175
Kilkenzie Burn -- 251 -- 14 -- 8
Lpw Puball -- 251 -- 11 -- 3
Lower Ranachan -- 251 -- 15 -- 9
Low Peninver -- 252 -- 94 -- 23
Losset Glen -- 256 -- 12 -- 31
Losset Park -- 256 -- 12 -- 32
Leac Bhuidhe -- 256 -- 12 -- 33
Links of Machrihanish -- 257 -- 5 -- 49
Lagnagarach -- 257 -- 8 -- 55
Leckavroan -- 257 -- 8 -- 56
Ladymary Row -- 257 -- 8 -- 64
Lochead Distillery -- 257 -- 8 -- 64
Lochruan Distillery -- 257 -- 8 -- 65
Lochend Street -- 257 -- 8 -- 73
Longrow Distillery -- 257 -- 8 -- 75
Longrow Street -- 257 -- 8 -- 75
Little Scone -- 257 -- 9 -- 77
Low Kilkivan -- 257 -- 9 -- 80
Lochsanish -- 257 -- 10 -- 85
Lintmill -- 257 -- 11 -- 89
Low Low Knockrioch -- 257 -- 11 -- 89
Lloyds Hotel -- 257 -- 12 -- 109
Lorn Street -- 257 -- 12 -- 113
Lifeboat House -- 257 -- 12 -- 117
Limecraigs -- 257 -- 12 -- 123 |
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Low Tirfergus -- 257 -- 14 -- 127
Long Isle -- 257 -- 15 -- 132
Lower Ballimenach -- 258 -- 1 -- 138
Lower Smerby -- 258 -- 1 -- 138
Long Rock -- 258 -- 2 -- 141
Low Glenramskill -- 258 -- 9 -- 150
Loch Orsdale -- 262 -- 2 -- 161
Lochorsdale -- 262 -- 2 -- 161
Lagnacraig -- 262 -- 2 -- 161
Laggs -- 262 -- 3 -- 163
Lecknacrieve (Ruins) -- 262 -- 9 -- 171
Lecknacrieve Burn -- 262 -- 9 -- 171
March Burn -- 251 -- 12 -- 7
McDonalds Rock -- 252 -- 14 -- 29
Mid Losset -- 256 -- 12 -- 31
Mid Craigs -- 257 -- 3 -- 39
Mote Hill -- 257 -- 3 -- 40
Machrihanish Bay -- 257 -- 4 -- 48
Machrihanish Water -- 257 -- 6 -- 52
Mill Knowe -- 257 -- 8 -- 59
Millknowe Road -- 257 -- 8 -- 73
Meadowburn Distillery -- 257 -- 12 -- 96
Malt Barns -- 257 -- 12 -- 104
Machair Uinnean -- 257 -- 9 -- 79
Main Street -- 257 -- 12 -- 107
McLean's Place -- 257 -- 12 -- 109
Manse -- 257 -- 12 -- 110
Manse -- 257 -- 12 -- 115
Markland Cottage -- 257 -- 12 -- 121
Millton of Smerby -- 258 -- 1 -- 137
Macringan's Point -- 258 -- 5 -- 144
Marchwood Cottage -- 258 -- 9 -- 150
New Peninver -- 252 -- 13 -- 27
North Channel -- 256 -- 12 -- 33
North Craigs -- 257 -- 3 -- 39
North Moy -- 257 -- 7 -- 54
North Shore Street -- 257 -- 8 -- 67
New Quay -- 257 -- 12 -- 117
new Quay Street -- 257 -- 12 -- 117
North Park -- 257 -- 12 -- 121
Old Coal Canal -- 257 -- 10 -- 85
Old Quay Head -- 257 -- 12 -- 109
Old Quay -- 257 -- 12 -- 117
Oatfield House -- 257 -- 14 -- 129
Oatfield -- 257 -- 15 -- 133
Oatfield School -- 262 -- 3 -- 164
Puball -- 251 -- 12 -- 6
Puball Burn -- 251 -- 12 -- 6
Peninver Bridge -- 252 -- 10 -- 25
Peninver -- 252 -- 14 -- 30
Pillar Letter Box -- 257 -- 8 -- 63
Parliament Square -- 257 -- 8 -- 64
Princes Street -- 257 -- 8 -- 64
Plantation -- 257 -- 11 -- 90
Poorhouse -- 257 -- 12 -- 96
Post Office -- 257 -- 12 -- 106
Prison -- 257 -- 12 -- 111
Pointhouse -- 258 -- 12 -- 150
Pennygown -- 262 -- 7 -- 169
Pennygown House -- 262 -- 7 -- 169
Queen Street -- 257 -- 8 -- 67
Ranachan Hill -- 251 -- 15 -- 9
Ranachan Burn -- 251 -- 15 -- 10
Rockbank -- 257 -- 8 -- 71
Rosemount -- 257 -- 8 -- 71
Roading -- 257 -- 8 -- 73
Rieclachan Distillery -- 257 -- 8 -- 74
Reservoir [-- 257 -- 12 -- 97]
Reform Squre -- 257 -- 12 -- 104
Ruin (The Trench) -- 258 -- 5 -- 145
Skeroblin or Park Loch -- 251 -- 11 -- 4 |
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Standing Stone -- 251 -- 15 -- 9
Seal Rock -- 252 -- 10 -- 26
School -- 252 -- 14 -- 30
Saltpans -- 256 -- 12 -- 32
Standing Stone -- 257 -- 3 -- 39
Standing Stone -- 257 -- 3 -- 40
South Craigs -- 257 -- 3 -- 40
Strabane -- 257 -- 6 -- 51
South Moy -- 257 -- 7 -- 54
Standing Stone -- 257 -- 8 -- 57
Scotia Distillery -- 257 -- 8 -- 65
Saddell Street -- 257 -- 8 -- 66
Springfield Cottage -- 257 -- 8 -- 67
Springfield Place -- 257 -- 8 -- 69
Springbank Distillery -- 257 -- 8 -- 75
School -- 257 -- 9 -- 77
Scart Isle -- 257 -- 9 -- 77
Standing Stone -- 257 -- 9 -- 83
School -- 257 -- 10 -- 86
Stewarton -- 257 -- 11 -- 90
Standing Stone -- 257 -- 11 -- 91
Strath -- 257 -- 11 -- 93
Springside Distillery -- 257 -- 12 -- 103
Slaughter House -- 257 -- 12 -- 103
Steamboat Inn -- 257 -- 12 -- 109
Shore Street -- 257 -- 12 -- 110
St Kiaran's Episcopal Chapel -- 257 -- 12 -- 114
School -- 257 -- 12 -- 115
St John's Street -- 257 -- 12 -- 115
St Kiaran's R.C. [Roman Catholic] Chapel -- 257 -- 12 -- 116
School of Industry -- 257 -- 12 -- 116
School -- 257 -- 12 -- 119
Skipness Court -- 257 -- 12 -- 121
Stronvar House -- 257 -- 12 -- 121
South Park -- 257 -- 12 -- 123
Skerry Fell Fad -- 257 -- 13 -- 126
Skerry Fell -- 257 -- 13 -- 125
Smerby Mill (Corn) -- 258 -- 1 -- 137
Smerby Burn -- 258 -- 1 -- 138
Smerby Rocks -- 258 -- 2 -- 141
Seaside Cottage -- 258 -- 5 -- 143
Slaty Farlan -- 258 -- 5 -- 146
Trench Knowe -- 252 -- 9 -- 22 Thorn Isle -- 252 -- 10 -- 26
Tumulus -- 257 -- 3 -- 40
Town Mill (Corn & flour) -- 257 -- 8 -- 61
Tannery -- 257 -- 8 -- 64
The Hall -- 257 -- 8 -- 68
Tumulus -- 257 -- 9 -- 79
Tonriach -- 257 -- 11 -- 90
Tomaig -- 257 -- 12 -- 97
Town Hall -- 257 -- 12 -- 108
Tirfergus Glen -- 257 -- 13 -- 125
Torchoillean -- 257 -- 14 -- 127
Tirfergus Burn -- 257 -- 14 -- 128
Tomaig Glen -- 257 -- 16 -- 135
Trench Point -- 258 -- 9 -- 147
The Dorlinn -- 258 -- 9 -- 149
The Dun -- 258 -- 9 -- 150
Tirfergus Hill -- 262 -- 2 -- 159
Upper Ranachan -- 251 -- 15 -- 10
Ugadale -- 252 -- 2 -- 14
Ugadale Point -- 252 -- 3 -- 15
Uisaed -- 256 -- 12 -- 32
Upper Ballivulline -- 257 -- 4 -- 45
U.P. [United Presbyterian] School -- 257 -- 8 -- 61
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church -- 257 -- 12 -- 103
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Manse -- 257 -- 12 -- 120
West Skeroblingary -- 251 -- 11 -- 3
West Laggan -- 252 -- 9 -- 22 |
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West Darlochan -- 257 -- 2 -- 38
Whitehill -- 257 -- 4 -- 47
West Parkfergus -- 257 -- 6 -- 51
West Drumore -- 257 -- 7 -- 53
West Backs -- 257 -- 7 -- 53
Whinhill House -- 257 -- 8 -- 57
West Trodigal -- 257 -- 9 -- 80
West Machrihanish -- 257 -- 9 -- 80
West Drumlerble -- 257 -- 10 -- 85
Witch Burn -- 257 -- 12 -- 95
Witchburn -- 257 -- 12 -- 95
Whitehill -- 257 -- 12 -- 95
Wide Close -- 257 -- 12 -- 105
White Hart Inn -- 257 -- 12 -- 114
Washing House -- 257 -- 12 -- 119
West Chiscan -- 257 -- 14 -- 128
Wigle -- 262 -- 3 -- 163
Yellow Rock -- 252 -- 14 -- 29 |
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