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Balig
Balig
Balig
Balig |
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Mr James McIlraith
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Mr R Temple |
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A farmsteading, the dwelling house is two storeys high, Slated and in good repair- the out offices are one storey, thatched buildings in good repair - property of the Earl of Stair |
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KILPHIN BURN |
Kilfin Burn
Kilphan Burn
Kilphin Burn
Kilphin Burn
Kilphin Burn |
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Mr Davis
James McIlraith Esq. Revd. [Reverend] John Milroy
Mr Robert Temple |
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PARK END |
Park End
Park End
Park End
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Park End |
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James McIlraith Esq.
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Mr R Temple
George Guthrie Esq. |
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A house consisting of five tenements. The walls are lime and stone, thatched roofs, one storey high and in good repair- Property of the Earl of Stair |
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LAGGAN HOLM |
Laggan Home
Laggan Home
Laggan Holm
Laggan Holm
Laggan Holm |
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Mr A Davis
James McIlwaith Esq.
Rev. [Reverend] J Milroy
Mr Robert Temple |
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Two houses, consisting of 4 tenements and a Smithy adjacent to the village of Ballantrae Built of lime & stone one [storey] and in good repair- Property of Charles McGibbon Esq. |
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GIRLAFFIN |
Garleffin
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Garleffin |
James McIlwrath Esq.
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Mr R Temple |
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Kinnigar |
Kinnigar
Kinnigar
Kinnigar
Kinnigar
Kinnigar |
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Mr R Temple
G Guthrie Esq.
Robert Calderwood
Mr A Davis |
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FREE CHURCH [Ballantrae] |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
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James McIlwraith Esqr.
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Mr. Robert Temple
George Guthrie Esq. |
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In the village of Ballantrae.
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LAGGAN HOLM |
Laggan Holm
Laggan Holm
Laggan Holm
Laggan Holm
Laggan Holm |
Mr. R Calderwood
Mr. A Davis
James McIlraith Esq.
Revd. [Reverend] J. Milroy
Mr. Robert Temple |
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A flat tract of land extending Eastwards about 70 chains from Ballantrae Bridge, along the South bank of the River Stinchar |
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FREE CHURCH MANSE [Ballantrae] |
Free Church Manse
Free Church Manse
Free Church Manse
Free Church Manse
Free Church Manse |
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James McIlwraith
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy
Mr. Robert Temple
George Guthrie Esq. |
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In the village of Ballantrae.
A neat & substantial dwelling house erected from funds collected by private subscription from this congregation. |
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BALLANTRAE T.P. |
Ballantrae Toll
Ballantrae Toll
Ballantrae Toll
Ballantrae Toll
Ballantrae Toll |
Toll Board
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Rev.[Reverend] John Milroy
Mr Robert Temple
George Guthrie Esq. |
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In the west side of the plan in the east end of Ballantrae Village . A [neat dwelling house to which is attached ] a toll at which full rates are payable. The house is built of lime & Stone, Slated one storey high and in good repair |
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POST OFFICE [Ballantrae] |
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office |
Mr. John Taylor
James McIlwraith Esq.
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy
Mr Robert Temple
George Guthrie Esqr. |
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In the village of Ballantrae. A minor money order office having one dispatch & one delivery a.m. & the same p.m. [present post Master Mr John Taylor] |
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RIVER STINCHAR |
River Stinchar
River Stinchar
River Stinchar
River Stinchar
River Stinchar
Stinchar River
Stinchar
Stinchar
The Stinchar |
Mr. A Davis
James McIlwraith Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] J Milroy
Mr R Temple
George Guthrie Esqr.
Johnstons Co. [County] Map
Patersons Hist.[History] of Ayr
Stat.Acct .[Statistical Account]1842
Ayrshire Streams |
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Situated in the Southern part of Ayrshire in the district of Carrick. A large and rapid river which takes its Rise in a mountainous district in the E.[East] of Ayrshire, and after a course of about thirty miles empties itself into the Sea at the village of Ballantrae. The Muck and Tig are the largest of its tributaries . Salmon & trout are to be found in it, but not plentiful |
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BALIG BURN |
Balig Burn
Balig Burn
Balig Burn |
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Revd. [Reverend] J Milroy |
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A small stream formed by surface water, and running intothe Sea at Low Balig |
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ARDSTINCHAR CASTLE (In Ruins) |
Ardstinchar Castle
Ardstinchar Castle
Ardstinchar Castle
Ardstinchar Castle
Ardstinchar Castle
Castle of Ardstinchar
Castle of Ardstinchar |
Mr A Davis
James McIlwraith Esq.
Rev.[Reverend] J Milroy
Mr R Temple Teacher
George Guthrie Esqr.
Patersons Hist[ History]of Ayr
Stat. Acct.[Statistical Account] 1842 |
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In the east end of the village of Ballantrae.
The ruins of an ancient Castle Supposed to have been built about the middle of the 14th. Century by the Lords of Bargany. It stands on rising ground immediately above the public road at the east end of the village of Ballantrae. The walls, which are of Considerable thickness, are nearly level with the surface, except two sides of what appear to have been a Square tower at the SE [South East] end. The remaining portion is about fifty feet high. From its situation in a narrow part commanding two entrances in Carrick, this fortalice must have been of considerable importance in remote times. |
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"The ruins of the Castle of Ardstinchar are situated on a rock above the
River Stinchar, a short distance from Ballantrae; and forms a prominent
object to the traveller from the South. The date of its erection is unknown.
It was however, a strong hold of the Kennedies of Bargany, for a
period of 250 years. It consists of several square towers which protected
an embattled wall, enclosing a considerable space; and which appears to have
had also strong defences, particularly on its west or entrance angle."
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CRAILOCH BURN |
Crailoch Burn
Crailoch Burn
Crailoch Burn
Crailoch Burn |
John Smith
J. McIlwraith Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] J. Milroy
Mr. R. Temple |
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Runs in a westerly direction through the eastern part of the Plan
A large rapid Stream which collects from surface water at the north base of Benneraird & flows into the Stinchar at Lagan |
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Plan 65 D-- Trace No. 4
Parish of Ballantrae
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LAGGAN |
Lagan
Lagan
Laggan
Laggan
Laggan
Lagan |
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Mr. A Davis
James McIlwraith Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] J. Milroy
Mr. R. Temple
Johnstons Co.[County] Map |
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[Situation] Adjacent to & South of the Ballantrae & Auchanflour Roads, about ½ mile from the former place.
The dwelling house of the Laggan Farm . The property of Charles McGibben, Edinburgh, built of lime & Stone, 2 Storeys high & in good repair. |
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OLD STEADING [Laggan] |
old steading
old steading
old steading
old steading
old steading
S.[South] Lagan |
John Smith
Mr. A Davis
James McIlwraith Esq.
Rev.[Reverend] J. Milroy
Mr. R. Temple Teacher
Johnstons Co. [County] Map |
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[Situation] About ¾ mile S.E [South East] of Ballantrae
The old farm steading of the Lagan Farm, built of lime & Stone. One Storey high & in good repair . The property of Charles McGibben Esqr. Edinburgh. - |
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LAGGAN BRIDGE |
Lagan Bridge
Lagan Bridge
Laggan Bridge
Laggan Bridge
Laggan Bridge |
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Mr. A Davis
James McIlwraith Esqr.
Rev [Reverend] J Milroy
Mr Robert Temple |
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On the road from Ballantrae to Auchanflour & about ½ mile from the former place
A small stone bridge with one arch spanning the Cralloch Burn. It is in good repair. Being on a Parish road it is a County Bridge |
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LAGGAN COTTAGE |
Lagan Cottage
Lagan Cottage
Laggan Cottages
Laggan Cottages
Laggan Cottages |
John Smith
Mr. A Davis
James McIlwraith Esqr.
Rev [Reverend] J Milroy
Mr Robert Temple |
065 |
Adjacent to & North of the road from Ballantrae to Auchanflour & about ½ mile form the latter place
A House consisting of six tenements occupied by cottiers, built of lime & stone, one storey high, & in good repair , the property of Charles McGibben Edinburgh |
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LINN HEAD |
Linn Head
Linn Head
Linn Head
Linn Head
Linn head |
John Smith
Mr. A Davis
James McIlwraith Esqr.
Rev [Reverend] J Milroy
Mr Robert Temple Teacher |
066 |
Near the west side of the Plan about 1½ miles south east by east of Ballantrae
A small cot house. The property of Charles McGibben Edinburgh . The walls are built of mud and the roof thatched with straw. |
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NEW STEADING |
New Steading
New Steading
New Steading
New Steading
New steading |
John Smith
Mr. A Davis
James McIlwraith Esqr.
Rev [Reverend] J Milroy
Mr Robert Temple Teacher |
065 |
Near the east side of the plan about 1½ miles S.E. [south east] by E [East] of Ballantrae
A steading on the Lagan farm, recently built, lime & stone, one storey high & in good repair, the property of Charles Mc Gibben Edinburgh |
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MOAT KNOWE |
Moat Knowe
Moat Knowe
Moat Knowe
Moat Knowe
Moot Knowe |
John Smith
Mr. A Davis
James McIlwraith Esqr.
Rev [Reverend] J Milroy
Mr Robert Temple |
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[Situation] On the east Side of the plan about 1½ miles South East of Ballantrae.
A Small round elevated Knoll, arable, & Supposes (its top) to be the Site of an ancient fort. On the property of Charles McGibben
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BALLANTRAE BRIDGE |
Ballantrae Bridge
Ballantrae Bridge
Ballantrae Bridge
Ballantrae Bridge
Ballantrae Bridge |
Robert Clark
James McIlwraith Esq.
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy
Mr. Robert Temple
George Guthrie Esqr. |
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[Situation] Situated at the South end of the village of Ballantrae.
A Stone bridge of three arches Spanning the River Stinchar. It was erected in the year of 1774 from funds Contributed by the proprietors of the neighbourhood. |
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KING'S ARMS INN [Ballantrae] |
Kings Arms Inn
Kings Arms Inn
Kings Arms Inn
Kings Arms Inn
Kings Arms Inn |
Claud Neil
James McIlwraith Esq.
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy
Mr. Robert Temple
George Guthrie Esqr. |
065 |
Situated in the village of Ballantrae
This Inn is built of lime and Stone - The latter taken from the ruins of Ardstinchar Castle-. It is two Storeys high and in good repair - and the property of the Earl of Stair. Out offices, Stabling etc attached to this Inn. |
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PIER [Ballantrae] |
Ballantrae Pier
Ballantrae Pier
Ballantrae Pier
Ballantrae Pier
Ballantrae Pier |
Robert Clark
James McIlwraith Esq.
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy
Mr Robert Temple
George Guthrie Esqr. |
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Situated at Ballantrae
This pier was built in the year 1850 from private subscription .It is Composed of free stone quarried in the island of Arran & cut into square blocks fastened together with Roman Cement & large bolts of iron. It was constructed at the cost of £6,000 contributed by the neighbouring proprietors and by the Board of [Fisheries] . The basin of the harbour is small and excavated out of the solid rock and the pier itself is built on a rocky ledge - |
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HIGH MAINS |
High Mains
High Mains
High Mains
High Mains
High Mains |
Mr A. Davis
James McIlwraith Esq.
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Milroy
Mr Robert Temple
George Guthrie Esqr. |
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[Situation] On the north Side of the Ballantrae & Colmonell roads and about ½ mile E. [East] of the former place.
A Cot house. The wall are lime and Stone thatched roof, one Storey high & in tolerable repair. The property of the Earl of Stair.- |
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MAINS HILL |
Mains Hill
Mains Hill
Mains Hill
Mains Hill
Mains Hill |
Mr. A. Davis
James McIlwraith Esq.
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Milroy
Mr Robert Temple
George Guthrie Esqr. |
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[Situation] About ½ mile N.E. [North East] of Ballantrae.
A long ridge of elevated & arable land all under cultivation . Extending in a S.W. [South west] and N [North] easterly direction parallel to & North of the Ballantrae & Colmonell roads .- |
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SCHOOL [Ballantrae] |
Schoolhouse
Schoolhouse
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Schoolhouse |
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James McIlwraith Esq.
Rev. [Reverend] J Milroy
George Guthrie Esqr. |
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In the village of Ballantrae.
A neat and substantially built Schoolhouse two storeys with the teachers dwelling attached. Erected & supported partly by funds left by the late [Mr.] Mc Nellie & partly by the heritors of Ballantrae Parish
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BALLANTRAE BAR |
Ballantrae Bar
Ballantrae Bar
Ballantrae Bar Ballantrae Bar
Ballantrae Bar |
Mr. A. Davis
James McIlwraith Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy
Mr Robert Temple
George Guthrie Esqr. |
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[Situation] Adjacent to and west of the village of Ballantrae
A Narrow Salt water pool, extending along the beach & Separated from the Sea by a narrow bridge of Shingle. The tide flows into this pool at & near high water and Spring tides. - |
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ROCK NAYS |
Rock Nays
Rock Nays
Rock Nays
Rock Nays
Rock Nays |
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James McIlraith Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy
Mr Robert Temple
George Guthrie Esqr. |
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[Situation] On the Sea Shore adjacent to & west of Ballantrae.
The Point of a ridge of Shelving rocks which project into the Sea. They are Covered at high water both Neap & Spring tides. |
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THE AISLE |
The Aisle
The Aisle
The Aisle
The Aisle
The Aisle |
Mr. A. Davis
James McIlraith Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy
Mr Robert Temple
George Guthrie Esqr. |
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[Situated] In the village of Ballantrae.
The Northeastern Aisle of the old Church of Ballantrae. It is all that remains of that building, & was a few years ago level with the Surface, when Captain Kennedy, Finnart got it rebuilt. Its walls are about eight feet in height. It Stands about the Centre of the Grave yard. It was the burial place of The Bargany family. Many of whose remains lie entombed here. |
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The interior of the Aisle contains a monument raised over the remains
of Gilbert the 16th Baron of that house. In the recess of the Monument
are two recumbent figures- male and female.The former in complete armour.
The canopy, which is Supported by Ionic pillars, bears the family arms.
A recent attempt to renovate this interesting relic of antiquity has done [more]
than time to deface it. The family heraldry is repeated on the altar
immediately above the tablet inscribed to the memory of the 16th Baron. placed [over]
the entrance. It consists of a female figure and a rampant [Griffon]
Supporting a shield, quartering crosses, chevronels and plumes surrounded by [---]
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SHELL KNOWE |
Shell Knowe
Shell Knowe
Shell Knowe
Shell Knowe
Shell Knowe |
Mr. A. Davis
James McIlwraith Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] J. Milroy
Mr Robert Temple
George Guthrie Esqr. |
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[Situation] - Situated in the village of Ballantrae.
A few houses forming a detached portion of the village of Ballantrae. The walls are of lime and Stone Some Slated, others thatched, all one Storey high and in tolerable repair. Principal proprietor Capt. [Captain] Kennedy. |
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MILL HILL |
Mill Hill
Mill Hill
Mill Hill
Mill Hill
Mill Hill |
Mr. J. Brackenridge
James McIlraith Esq.
Rev. [Reverend] J Milroy
Mr. R Temple
George Guthrie Esq. |
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A round Arable hill which takes its name from the circumstance of its having on its Summit the remains of a Windmill |
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LOW BALIG |
Low Balig
Low Balig
Low Balig |
Mr. J. BreaKenridge
James McIlraith Esq.
Revd. [Reverend] J Milroy |
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DRYNAN'S INN [Ballantrae] |
Drynan's Inn
Drynan's Inn
Drynan's Inn
Drynan's Inn
Drynan's Inn |
Sign Board
James McIlwraith Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy
Mr. R. Temple
George Guthrie Esqr. |
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[Situation] - Situated in the village of Ballantrae.
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FORELAND |
Foreland
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Foreland
Foreland
Foreland |
Mr. A. Davis
James McIlwraith Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy
Mr. Robert Temple
George Guthrie Esqr. |
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[Situation] - Situated in the village of Ballantrae
A detached portion of the village of Ballantrae. The houses are built of lime and Stone, thatched roofs, one Storey high and in a bad State of repair .- The inhabitants are fishermen |
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BALLANTRAE BAY |
Ballantrae Bay
Ballantrae Bay
Ballantrae Bay
Ballantrae Bay
Ballantrae Bay |
Mr. A. Davies
James McIlwraith Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] J. Milroy
Mr. R. Temple
George Guthrie Esqr. |
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[Situation] - Situated at the village of Ballantrae.
An indentation of the Sea Coast in length about five miles extending form Doonan Point to Benan Head. It has a low Shingly beach interspersed with patches of flat rock The anchorage here is bad being Sand & very Shallow to a considerable distance from the Shore. Description contd. [continued] on other of this Side
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BALLANTRAE BAY |
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[Continued] It abounds in Several kinds of fish, Such as Cod, ling turbot, flounders etc. Some [are taken] mostly in the winter Season herrings are taken in [great] quantities. Average height of the [tide] ten feet- most prevalent wind from west to S.W. [South West] |
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ESTABLISHED CHURCH |
Established Church
Established Church
Established Church
Established Church
Established Church |
Rev. [Reverend] J Milroy
James McIlwraith Esqr.
Mr. A. Davis
Mr Robert Temple
George Guthrie Esqr. |
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[Situation] - On the west Side of the plan in The Village of Ballantrae.
A plain edifice erected at the expense of the heritors of Ballantrae parish. It Stands a Short distance from the Site of the old Church, the Stone of which was used in building the the present Church. |
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MANSE [Ballantrae] |
Established Church Manse
Established Church Manse
Established Church Manse
Established Church Manse
Established Church Manse |
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy
James McIlwraith Esq.
Mr. A. Davis
Mr. Robert Temple
George Guthrie Esqr. |
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[Situation] - In the village of Ballantrae .
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Ballantrae
Ballantrae
Ballantrae
Ballantrae
Ballantrae |
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James McIlwraith Esq.
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy
Mr Robert Temple
George Guthrie Esqr. |
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[Situation] - On the west Side of the plan on the Sea Shore in the Southern part of the district of Carrick.
13 miles South of Girvan & 17 North of Stranraer.
A tolerably Sized village,consisting of the Parish Church (established), Free Church, & their respective Manses; Post Office, Schoolhouse. two Inns & three Smaller public houses, & a Number of private dwellings. Chiefly occupied by fishermen & agricultural Labourers. The houses are generally low being mostly but one Storey high , built of lime & Stone & Slated. A good many - especially near the Shore are -thatched. - |
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"This name is derived from the
Gaelic words - Baill a town or village
& traigh - Seashore " the name is a pronounced
in Gaelic - Băll ăn tră ĕ y ' I.E.
The town upon or Near the Seashore .
The Ancient Name of the parish was
Kirkcudbright - Innertig; but in 1617.
an act of parliament was obtained
for removing the parish Church from the
Mouth of the River Tig to the town of Ballantrae,
& hence the Name of the town gradually became
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BALLANTRAE BAY |
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Ballantrae Bay
Ballantrae Bay
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James McIlraith Esq.
Rev. [Reverend] J Milroy
Mr R. Temple
George Guthrie Esq. |
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An indentation on the Sea coast, extending from Benan head to Downan point . It has a low shingley beach with occasional flat rocks . Anchorage bad- current slight - average height of tide ten feet-= & most prevalent winds from W.[West] to S. W. [South West]. |
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DOWNAN POINT |
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James McIlraith Esq.
Rev. [Reverend] J Milroy
Mr R. Temple |
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A bold and rocky point of land forming the extremity of Ballantrae Bay. |
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Mr A Davis
James McIlraith Esq.
Rev. [Reverend] J Milroy
Mr Robert Temple |
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SGAVOCK ROCK |
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James McIlraith Esq.
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy
Mr. Robert Temple
David Guthrie Esqr. |
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[Situation] - On the west Side of the Plan in the Southern end of Ballantrae Bay about 5 Chains outside L.W. [Low Water] Mark.
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KINNING PARK |
Kining Park
Kinning- Park
Kinning Park
Kinning Park
Kenning Park
Kenning Park
Kinning park
Kinnanpark
Kinningpark |
Mr James Bryden
William Dill
John A Gray.
John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart
Rev. [Reverend John Milroy]
Statistical Acct.[Account] 1842
Johnsons Co.[County]Map
Voters List |
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[Situation] - On the South bank of the Stinchar adjacent to Knockdolian about 1¼ miles W.by S.[West by South] of Colmonell.
A neat farm dwelling to which is attached Suitable out offices & a good arable farm. Built of lime & Stone, one Storey high in good repair. On the Knockdolian estate & property of Alexander Cathcart Esqr. Knockdolian |
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SALLACHAN WOOD |
Sallochan Wood
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William Dill
John A Gray
John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy |
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[Situation] On the South Side of the Stinchar about 1¼ Miles S.W. by W. [South West by West] of Colmonell.
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SALLACHAN HILL |
Sallachan Hill
Sallachan Hill
Sallachan Hill |
Rev. [Reverend] William Dill Colmonell
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy Ballantrae
Alexander Cathcart Esq. Knockdolian |
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A middling Sized round hill on Summit of which is a Trig. [Trigonometrical] Station , it is mostly under cultivation, property of Alexander Cathcart Esq. |
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KIRK HOLM |
Kir Holm
Kirk Holm
Kirk Holm
Kirk Holm |
Mr. William Murray
Revd. [Reverend] William Dill
John F. Gray Esq.
John Jamieson |
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A Small district of flat land extending Westward from Heronsford on the North banK of the Water of Tig to the River Stinchar |
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HECK OF BALNOWLART |
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Rev [Reverend] William Dill
John Gray Esqr.
Mr John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy |
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A precipitous bank overlooking the public road. It is thickly planted with [fir] of about 3 years growth. For the most part it slopes with an angle 45. property of the Earl of Stair. |
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BALNOWLART |
Balnoulart
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Balnoulart
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Ballnolert |
William Dill
John F. Gray
John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy
Johnsons Co. [County] Map |
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[Situation] On the north bank of the Stinchar & on the north Side of the Colmonell & Ballantrae road about 1½ Miles from the latter place. -
A farm Steading Consisting of a dwelling house & Suitable out office with a good arable farm attached. The houses are Built of lime & Stone. one Storey high an[d] in good repair, on the Ballantrae estate & property of the Earl of Stair. |
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BALNOWLART HILL |
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Balnoulart Hill
Balnoulart Hill
Balnowlart Hill
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William Dill
John F. Gray
John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy |
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[Situation] Near the west edge of the plan about one mile SW [South West] of Knockdolian Hill.
A cot house, [which had been] once the farm Steading of Balnoulart, The walls are [lime] & Stone, Thatched roof, one Story high, & in a bad state of [repair] Property of the Earl of Stair |
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KIRKHOLM |
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William Dill
John F. Gray
John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy |
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[Situation] Adjacent to & South of the Stinchar about 50 chains S. by E. [South by East] of Knockdolian Hill-
A detached Steading of the Garfohar farm- Consisting of a dwelling house and out offices, Built of lime & Stone, one Story high , in good repair. Property of D Carr Esqr. |
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OLD KIRKCUDBRIGHT |
Old Kirkcudbright
Old Kirkcudbright
Old Kirkcudbright
Old Kirkcudbright
Old Kirkcudbright
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John F. Gray Esqr.
John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy
Johnsons Co.[County] Map |
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[Situation] Adjacent to and South of the Stinchar about 50 chains S. by E. [South by East] of Knockdolian Hill.
The remains of an Old Church, Said to have been the Parish Church of Ballantrae at Some remote period. Nothing Now remains but the foundation Course part of the western wall. The walls appear to have been very thick & composed of lime & Stone. It is Situated in the centre or rather nearer the east side of what [apeaqrs] grave + yard as a few head Stones, rudely cut would indicate. Th[e] whole Seems to be of great antiquity. - |
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The ancient name of this parish was Kirkcudbright Innertig from the church
which, dedicated to Saint Cuthbert, stood at the influx of the Tig
Pattersons Hist. [History] of Ayr
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RIVER STINCHAR |
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Stinchar Water
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River Stinchar
River Stinchar
River Stinchar
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River Stinchar
River Stinchar |
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Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy
James McIlwraith Esqr.
Mr Robert Temple
Mr John Jamieson
Rev. [Reverend] William Dill
John F Gray Esqr. |
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A large and rapid river which rises in a mountainous district in the E. [East] of Ayrshire and falls into the Sea at the village of Ballantrae. For the most part it flows through a flat and fertile valley, receiving in its Course several tributary Streams the principal of which are the Dhuisk & Tig |
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SALLACHAN CAIRN |
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Sallachan Cairn
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Rev. [Reverend] William Dill
J. F Gray Esqr.
Mr John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart Esqr. |
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A circular heap of Stones & earth about 80 feet in diameter & four feet in height . A great portion of it has been recently removed for building purposes. Supposed to be the place where a chieftan fell in battle, or where the remains of a chieftain were interred. |
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SALLACHAN WOOD |
Sallachan Wood
Sallachan Wood
Sallachan Wood |
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John F. Gray
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LING HARR |
Linn Harr
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Linn Haur
Ling Harr
Ling Harr
Ling Harr |
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John F. Gray
William Dill
James McIlraith
John Galloway
Hugh Galloway
James Gemmell |
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A deep part of the River Stinchar a little N. [North] of the junction of Knockdolian Burn with that river. The banks of the Stinchar at this part are thickly wo[oded] and on the N.W. [North West] precip[ice] |
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POLCARDOCH CAIRN |
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Polcardoch Cairn
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Rev. [Reverend] william Dill
J. F Gray Esqr.
Mr John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend]
John Milroy
Mr McIlraith
Lease of Farm.
Voters List
Johnsons Co.[County] Map |
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A Circular heap of Stones & earth loosely thrown together, about 50 feet in diameter, and about four feet above the general surface. Supposed to mark the Spot where a chieftain was Killed in battle. or where the remains of a chieftan was interred. |
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BALNOWLART KNOWES |
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John F Gray Esqr.
John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart Esqr.
Mr William Murray
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy |
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A cluster of small arab[le] Knolls affording excellent pasture
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GARPHAR WOOD |
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Rev. [Reverend] Willliam Dill
John F Gray Esqr.
John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy |
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A narrow strip of wood [extending ] in a N.E. [North East] & S.W. [South West] direction, [consisting] of ash oak & fir trees of over twenty years growth & thickly [planted] |
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COURT KNOWE |
Court Knowe
Court Knowe
Court Knowe
Court Knowe
Court Knowe |
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John F. Gray
John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy |
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[Situation] Near the South edge of the plan adjacent to Herrings Ford about 2 miles S.W. [South West] of Colmonell
A Small round arable Knoll in Glentig adjacent to Herringsford. It is Said that the heritors of the parish met here formerly for the purpose of deciding certain case disputes, etc. Hence its name . 4th class hill |
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POLCARDOCH |
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Polcardoch
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William Dill
John F. Gray
John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy
Johnston Co.[County] Map
Voters List |
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[Situation] - Adjacent to and west of the Colmonell and Stranraer roads about 2¾ miles from the former place -
A farm steading with Suitable out offices & a good arable farm attached. On the Knockdolian estate & property of Alexander Cathcart Esqr. The steading is Built of lime & Stone, one Storey high & in good repair. - |
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POLCARDOCH T.P. |
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Polcairdoch Toll
Polcardoch Toll
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John F. Gray
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[Situation] On the Colmonell and Stranraer road about 2 ¾ Miles from the former place.
A dwelling house to which is attached a turnpike. Only half tollage is payable at This gate. |
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WATER OF TIG |
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Water of Tig
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Water of Tig
Water of Tig |
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John F. Gray
John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy |
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[Situation] - Flows through the South Side of the plan into the Stinchar about 2½ Miles S.W. [South West] of Colmonell
A large and rapid Stream which takes its rise from Surface water in the east base of Benaw & flows into the Stinchar about 2½ Miles S.W. [South West] of Colmonell. |
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GLEN TIG |
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Glen Tig |
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John F. Gray
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Alexander Cathcart Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy |
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On the South edge of the plan 2 Miles S. by W. [South by West] of Colmonell.
A deep valley through which flows the Water of Tig. For the most part its Sides are Steep & partly wooded & in some parts under cultivation. It affords excellent pasture
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HERONSFORD |
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Heron's Ford
Heron's Ford
Herons ford
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Heronsford |
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William Dill
John F. Gray
John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy
Johnstons Co.[County] Map |
066 |
[Situation] On the Colmonell and Stranraer road and three Miles from the former place
A Small hamlet Consisting of five houses & a Smithy Occupied principally by agricultural labourers. Built of lime & Stone, one Storey high & in good repair |
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Heron's ford Bridge
Heron's ford Bridge
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John F. Gray
John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy |
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[Situation] On the Colmonell & Stranraer road three Miles from the former place in the hamlet of Herringsford.
A Small Stone bridge of one arch Spanning the Water of Tig, in the hamlet of Herringsford & under the Colmonell & Stranraer Road This Bridge is on a Turnpike Road and is consequently a County Bridge - |
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LEFFIN KNOWES |
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Revd. [Reverend] William Dill
John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart Esq. |
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A fordable part of the River Stinchar where carts etc. usually cross. The large boulder stones with which this part of the river abounded were removed to allow them free passage |
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KNOCKDHU BURN |
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Knockdhu Burn
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John F. Gray
John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart
James Hope Esqr. |
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[Situation] Flows through the east Side of the plan into the Stinchar about 2 miles S.W. [South West] of Colmonell
A Small but rapid Stream which is formed from Surface water in the S.W. [South West] of Foird Hill & flows into the Stinchar about 2 miles S.W. [South West] of Colmonell |
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CAIRN HILL |
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John F. Gray.
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Alexander Cathcart Esqr.
James Hope Esqr. |
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[Situation] On the South edge of The plan about 130 Chains S.W. by S. [South West by South] of Colmonell
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SALLACHAN HILL |
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Sallachan Hill
Sallachan Hill
Sallachan Hill
Sallachain Hill
Sallachain Hill
Sallachan |
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Rev [Reverend] William Dill
John F. Gray
John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy
Johnstone County Map |
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[Situation] Adjacent to and North of the Colmonell and Stranraer Road about 1½ Miles from the former place.
A round hill partly under Cultivation. On the North side facing Knockdolian Castle it is Steep, but the other Sides fall off with a gentle Slope. It commands an extensive prospect of the valley Through which the Stinchar flows from Pinwhirrie to Ballantrae a distance of eight miles.- |
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SALLACHAN WOOD |
Sallochan Wood
Sallachan Wood
Sallachan Wood
Sallachan Wood
Sallachan
Sallachan Wood
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Mr James Bryden
Rev. [Reverend] W Dill
John F Gray Esqr.
Mr John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy
Johnston County Maps |
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A large patch of mixed wood property of Alexander Cathcart Esqr. Knockdolian |
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SALLACHAN |
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Sallachan
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William Dill
John F. Gray
John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart
Rev. [Reverend]
John Milroy
Johnston County Map |
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[Situation] Adjacent to and North of the Colmonell & Stranraer Road & about 2¼ Miles from the former place. -
A farm house with out offices & [a good ] arable farm attached. [Built] of lime & Stone, One Storey high & in good repair- [on] the Knockdolian Estate & [the] property of Alexander Cathcart Esqr. Knockdolian. - |
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KNOCKDHU |
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Knockdhu
Knockdow
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William Dill
John F. Gray
John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart
James Hope Esqr.
Johnston County Map |
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[Situation] On the S.E. [South East] Corner of the plan about 1½ Miles Sout of the village of Colmonell .-
A Considerable hill affording heathy pasture of a good quality. Its Sides are Steep particularly to the South overlooking Glen Tig.
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BENCUMMIN |
Benkimmin
Bencummin
Bencummin
Ben Cumming
Ben. Cummin |
James Hope Esqr.
William Dill
John F. Gray.
John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart Esqr. |
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[Situation] On the S.E. [South east] Corner of the plan about 1½ miles S. by W. [South by West] of Colmonell.
A Round heathy pasture hillock on the west Side of Knockdhu Hill. There [is] a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on This [hill] . The property of Sir James Fergusson Kilcairn . |
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CRAIGANCORR |
Craigancorr
Craigancorr
Craiancorr
Craig Car
Craigencor |
Mr Peter Ferguson
Revd. [Reverend] William Dill
John F. Gray Esq.
Mr John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart Esq. |
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This has formerly been A Small bare rock Said to have been the resort of Craues- Corra is Gaelic for a Grave- part of it has been removed for the purpose of repairing roads. It has now the appearance of a Quarry |
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WATER OF TIG |
Water of Tig
Water of Tig
Water of Tig
Water of Tig
Water of Tig
Tig Water |
Revd. [Reverend] W . Dill
John F. Gray
Mr John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart Esq.
Revd. [Reverend] John Milroy
Johnsons County Map |
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A large and rapid Stream which takes its rise from the Surface water on the east base of Benow and flows into the Stinchar about 2½ Miles S.W. [South West] of Colmonell |
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MAINS OF TIG |
Mains of Tig
Mains of Tig
Mains of Tig |
Revd. [Reverend] William Dill
John F Gray Esq.
Mr John Ja[mieson] |
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A farmhouse with out offices and arable farm. the house is of Stone and lime. one Storey and in good repair. property [John] F. Gray Esq. |
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GLEN TIG |
Glen Tig
Glen Tig
Glen Tig
Glen Tig
Glen Tig |
Revd. [Reverend] W Dill
John F Gray Esq.
Mr John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart Esq.
Revd. [Reverend] John Milroy |
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A deep, partly wooded valley through which the Water of Tig flows. |
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NORTHORROCK |
Northnorrock
Northnorrock
Northnorrock
Northnarrock
Northnorrock |
Alexander Cathcart Esq.
Revd. [Reverend] William Dill
John F. Gray Esq.
Mr John Jamieson
Revd. [Reverend] John Milroy |
066 |
A Small arable hill of an oval Shape. |
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DOCHRA |
Dochra
Duchra
Duchra
Duchra
Dockray
Duchray |
Mr William Murray
William Dill
John F. Gray
John Jamieson
James Hope Esq.
Johnson County Map |
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[Situation] About 1¼ Mile S.S.W. [South South West] of the village of Colmonell .
A dwelling house to which is attached Suitable out-offices. Built of lime & Stone, one Storey high & in good repair. The property of Sir James Fergusson, Kilcairn |
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KNOCKDHU |
Knockdhu
Knockdhu
Knockdhu
Knockdow
Knockdhu
Knockdow
Knockdow
Knockdow |
Mr William Murray
William Dill
John F. Gray
John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart
James Hope Esq.
Johnson County Map
Voters List |
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Near the South edge of the plan about 1¼ miles S.W. [South West] by S. [South] of Colmonell -
A Farmhouse with Suitable out- offices & a good (partly arable), farm attached The walls are lime & Stone, Thatched roof, one Storey high & in good repair. The property of Sir James Fergusson, Kilcairn |
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KNOCKDHU WELL (Chalybeate) |
Knockdhu Well
Knockdhu well
Knockdow well
Knockdhu well
Knockdhu well
Knockdow |
William Dill
John F. Gray
John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart
James Hope Esqr.
Johnston County Map |
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[Situation] About 60 chains S.S.W. [South South West] of the Village of Colmonell.
A mineral Spring (Chalybeate) much [frequented] |
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KNOCKDHU BRIDGE |
Knockdhu Bridge
Knockdhu Bridge
Knockdow Bridge
Knockdhu Bridge
Knockdow Bridge
Knockdow |
William Dill
John F. Gray
John Jamieson
Alexander
Cathcart
James Hope Esqr.
Johnson County Map |
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[Situation] on the Colmonell & Stranraer road & about 1½ Miles from the former place
A Small stone bridge of one arch Spanning Knockdhu Burn on the South edge of the Colmonell & Stranraer road where an occupation road turns off to Knockdhu |
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KNOCKDHU |
Knockdhu
Knockdhu
Knockdhu
Knockdhu
Knockdow
Knockdhu
Knockdow |
Mr Thomas McKeown
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy
James McIlraith Esqr.
Robert Temple
John Jamieson
William Dill
James Hope Esqr. |
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[Situation] On the S.W. Corner of the plan about 1½ Miles South of Colmonell
A considerable hill on which is a Trig. [Trigonometrical.] Station. Its pasture is heathy and Considered excellent. Its Sides are Steep, particularly to the South towards the Tig. Ref. [Reference] 2nd. class
From the Gaelic Cnoc a hill and Dhu, black. Ie the black Hill - William McRae |
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[Note] "The word Hill cancelled in consequence of a second reference to the field. " |
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AUCHENKIBBERT |
Auchenkibbert
Auchenkibbert
Auchenkibbert |
James McIlraith
William Dill
William McCulloch |
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A Small Farm House with suitable out houses attached, built of Stone & Lime,
one Storey high and in very bad repair. The property of Andrew Farquhar Gray Esqr. Ayr |
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LOCH MERADDIE |
Loch Merraddie
Loch Meraddie
Loch Meraddie |
John Jamieson
James McIlraith
William McCulloch |
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A Small freshwater Loch from which flows the Stream called Meraddie Burn - the Parish boundary between Ballantrae and Colmonell runs thro' [through] it. |
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The prefix Auchen occurs frequently
in Johnsons County map
and is spelt almost throughout :
auchen. The word is a corruption of Achadh-an
Cirbair signifying the Field of
the Shepherd- pronounced ach- a- an Kebbar .
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GLENOVER |
Glenover
Glenover
Glenover
Glenuir
Glenower
Glenour |
Mr William Dill
William McCulloch
Glendisk
James McIlwraith Esqr.
Auchenflour
Johnston County Map
Voters List
Patersons Hist [History] of Ayr |
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A Farm House with Suitable out houses attached, built of Stone & Lime, Slated, two Stories high and in very good repair: -the property of Sir James Ferguson Bart. [Baronet] |
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CRAIGANARGAD |
Craiganargad
Craiganargad
Craiganargad
Craiganargad
Craiganargad |
Aron Stuart
Estate Map (1853)
James Mcilwraith Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy
Mr R. Temple |
066 |
[Situation] About 30 chains N.E. by E. [North East by East] of Auchairne.-
A Small rock the property of John Donaldson Esqr. |
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[Note]
This word is undoubtedly Celtic,
the first Syllable,- Craig being gaelic for
a rock, the last Syllable a agreing with
the gaelic word Airged pronounced Arguid silver , genitive an argud . ie. [that is]
Craigan argud, literally Signifying ch Rock of Silver, why it has
received the name is not known perhaps Some recent place near it Might at one time have been
a temporary receptacle for the silver plate of a persecuted Monastery, or worse of stolen goods. TO'F [Thomas O'Farrell] |
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CORSESS |
Corses
Corsess
Corsehouse
corsess
Corsess |
Aron Stuart
Estate map (1853)
James McIlwraith Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend]
J Milroy
Mr. R Temple Teacher |
066 |
[Situation] - About 30 Chains N. E. [North East] of Auchairne
A cot house built of lime & Stone one Storey high & in good Repair. The property of John Donaldson Esqr. |
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CORSESS WOOD |
Corsess Wood
Corsehouse Wood
Corsess Wood
Corsess Wood
Corsess Wood |
Aron Stuart
Estate Map (1853)
James McIlwraith Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] J Milroy
Mr R. Temple Teacher |
066 |
[Situation] - In the Centre of the plan about 40 chains N. [North ] of Auchairne.
A small wood on the Corsess Hill. Composed of oak, fir etc. & the property of John Donaldson Esqr. |
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LADY KNOWE |
Lady Knowe
Lady Knowe
Lady Knowe
Lady Knowe
Lady knowe |
Aron Stuart
Estate Map (1853)
James McIlwraith
Rev. [Reverend] J Milroy
Mr. R Temple Teacher |
066 |
[Situation] About 15 chains N.W. [North West] of Auchairne.
A Small green Knoll on the property of John Donaldson Esqr. |
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COULTER'S KNOWE |
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LEMON'S GLEN |
Lemon's Glen
Lemon's Glen
Lemon's Glen
Lemon's Glen
Lemon's Glen |
Aron Stuart
Estate Map (1853)
James McIlwraith Esqr,
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy
Mr. R Temple Teacher |
066 |
[Situation] About 12 Chains S.W. [South West] of Auchairne.
A Small valley through which runs a Small Stream. It is wooded & its Sides are not very Steep - on the property of John Donaldson, Esqr. |
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AUCHAIRNE |
Auchairne
Auchairne
Auchairne
Auchairne
Auchairne |
Aron Stuart
Estate Map (1853)
James McIlwraith Esqr.
Rev.[Reverend] J Milroy
Mr. R. Temple Teacher |
066 |
[Situation] About 2 miles from Ballantrae & 1½ N.W. [North West] of Balrazie Fells.
The former residence of proprietor, John [Donaldson] now tenanted, built of lime & Stone, one Story high & in good repair. |
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AUCHAIRNE BURN |
Auchairne Burn
Auchairne Burn
Auchairne Burn
Auchairne Burn
Auchairne Burn |
John Smith
Mr A Davis
James McIlwraith Esqr.
Rev [Reverend] John Milroy
Mr. Robert Temple |
066 |
[Situation] On the east side of the Plan & runs into the Crailoch Burn about 1½ mile S.E. [South east] of Ballantrae
A Small Stream which Collects from Surface water adjacent to & E [east] of Low Kilwhannel and runs into the Crailoch Burn at Lagan |
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CRAILOCH GLEN |
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Crailoch Glen
Crailoch Glen
Crailoch Glen
Crailoch Glen |
James McIlraith Esqr.
John F Gray Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] William Dill
Rev. [Reverend] J Milroy |
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A Small narrow [wooded] glen through which the Crailoch Burn flows property of John Donaldson |
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LAURIE BURN |
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Laurie Burn
Laurie Burn
Laurie Burn
Laurie Burn
Laurie Burn
Laurie Burn |
James McIlraith Esqr.
John F Gray Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] William Dill
Rev. [Reverend] J Milroy
Mr. R Temple |
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A Small Stream which collects near Balrazie and flows in a [Westerly] direction through the [estate] of Auchenflower until it joins the Crailoch [burn] |
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BALNOWLART HOLM |
Balnowlart Holm
Balnowlart Holm
Balnowlart Holm
Balnowlart Holm
Balnowlart Holm |
Revd. [Reverend] William Dill
John F Gray
John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart
Revd. [Reverend] J Milroy |
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A low lying tract of land the North bank of the River Stinchar - extending S.W [South West] 1 mile from Balnowlart [Farm] House |
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HECK OF BALNOWLART |
Hack of Balnoulart
Heck of Balnoulart
Heck of Balnoulart
Hick of Balnowlart
Hack of Balnowlart
Heck of Balnowlart |
Mr William Murray
William Dill
John F Gray
John Jamieson
A Cathcart
Revd. [Reverend] John Milroy |
066 |
[Situation] On the North side of the Colmonell and Ballantrae Road Nearly 4 miles from the former place
A precipitous bank overlooking the public road. it is thickly planted with fir of about 4 years growth- for the most part it sloped with an angle of 45 (20.m) degrees . |
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CARSECOWIE MILL (Corn) |
Kirskowie Mill
Kirskowie Mill
Kirskowie Mill
Kirskewie Mill
Carsecowie Mill
Carsecowie Mill |
William Dill
John F Gray
John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart
Revd. [Reverend] John Milroy
Mr.William Murray |
066 |
[Situation] Adjacent to & South of the Ballantrae & Colmonell Road one Mile from the former and 4 from the latter place.
An old Corn Mill with lime & Stone walls & thatched Roof. It ceased to work some [years] ago & is quite out of repair . On the Ballantrae estate & property of The Earl of Stair. |
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CARSECOWIE BRIDGE |
Kirsecowie Bridge
Kirsecowie Bridge
Kirsecowie Bridge
Carsecowie Bridge
Carsecowie Bridge |
William Dill
John F Gray
John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart
Revd. [Reverend] John Milroy
Mr William Murray |
066 |
[Situation] Under the public Road leading from Ballantrae to Colmonell 1 Mile from the former & 4 from the latter place.
A Small Stone bridge of one arch Spanning a Small Stream which flows under the public road one mile from Ballantrae |
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FINDMUIT |
Finmuit
Findmuit
Findmuit
Findmuit
Findmuit |
Aron Stuart
Estate Map (1853)
James Mc Ilwraith Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy
Mr. R Temple Teacher |
066 |
[Situation] About 30 chains N.E. [North East] of Auchairne.
A Small Cot house with walls of lime & Stone & thatch Roof, the property of John Donaldson Esq. |
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FALTERSCOB |
Falterscob
Falterscob
Falterscob
Falterscob
Falterscob |
Aron Stuart
Estate Map (1853)
James McIlwraith Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy
Mr. R Temple Teacher |
066 |
[Situation] About 15 chains N.E. by N. [North East by North] of Auchairne.
A Small green Knoll which affords good [pasture] The property of John Donaldson Esqr. |
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CORSESS BRIDGE |
Corses Bridge
Corsess Bridge
Corsehouse Bridge
Corsess Bridge
Corsess Bridge |
Aron Stuart
Estate Map (1853)
James Mc Ilwraith Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] J Milroy
Mr R. Temple Teacher |
066 |
[Situation] About 30 chains N.E. by N. [North East by North] of Auchairne.
A Small bridge of one arch Spanning the Crailoch Burn. It is built of lime & Stone, in good repair, & on the property of John Donaldson . |
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GARPHAR SOUTH |
Garphar South
Garphar South
Garphar South
Garphar South
Garphar South
S. [South] Garphar |
Aron Stuart
Estate Map (1853)
James Mc Ilwraith Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] J Milroy
Mr. R. Temple Teacher
Johnstons Co. [County] Map |
066 |
[Situation] Near the E. [East] edge of the Plan & about ¾ Mile N.E. by E. [North East by East] of Auchairne.
A Small farmsteading in good repair, one storey high. On the Auchairne estate, property of John Donaldson Esqr. |
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CRAILOCH |
Crailoch
Crailoch
Crailoch
Crailoch
Crailoch
Crailoch
Crailoch |
Aron Stuart
Estate Map (1853)
James McIlwraith Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy
Robert Temple Teacher
Johnstons County Map
Voters List |
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[Situation] on The N.W. [North West] Side of the Stranraer & Colmonell Road & about 5 miles from the latter place.-
A farmsteading built of lime & Stone One Storey high, & in good Repair. On the Auchairne estate the property of John Donaldson Esqr. |
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CRAILOCH BURN |
Crailoch Burn
Crailoch Burn
Crailoch Burn
Crailoch Burn
Crailoch Burn |
Aron Stuart
Estate Map (1853)
James McIlwraith Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] J Milroy
Mr. Robert Temple Teacher |
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[Situation] Flows through the Plan.
A large & rapid Stream which rises on the N. [North] base of Beneraird & flows into the Stinchar at Lagan |
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GARPHAR KNOWES |
Garphar Knowes
Garphar Knowes
Garphar Knowes
Garphar Knowes
Garphar Knowes |
Mr. William Murray
William Dill
John F Gray
John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart
Rev. [
Reverend] John Milroy |
066 |
[Situation] On the North edge of the plan about 1 Mile south of Knockdolian Hill.
A cluster of Small arable Knolls, on the most prominent of which is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station |
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GARPHAR WOOD |
Garphar Wood
Garphar Wood
Garphar Wood
Garphar Wood
Garphar Wood
Garphar Wood |
Mr. William Murray
William Dill
John F Gray
John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy |
066 |
[Situation] Near the North edge of the plan adjacent to Garphar about one mile South of Knockdolian Hill.
A narrow Strip of wood, extending in a N.E. & S.W. [North East & South Westerly] direction Consisting of ash, oak, & fir trees of about twenty years growth , & thickly planted. - |
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CRAIGSMILL |
Craigsmill
Craigsmill
Craigsmill
Craigsmill
Craigsmill
Craigsmill |
Mr William Murray
William Dill
John F Gray
John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy |
066 |
[Situation] On the S.W. [South west] Corner of the plan, about 1½ Miles S.by W. [South by West] of Knockdolian Hill.
A Small Round arable Knoll on which is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station. It is Something Steep on the North Side
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GARPHAR |
Garphar
Garphar
Garphar
Garphar
Garphar
Garphar
Garpher |
Mr William Murray
William Dill
John F Gray
John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy
Johnstons County Map |
066 |
On the North edge of The plan
about one mile South of Knockdolian
Hill.
A Neat farm Steading [consisting]
of a dwelling house and
Suitable out offices, to which is attached a good arable farm. Built of lime & stone, one Storey high
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WATER OF TIG |
Water of Tig
Water of Tig
Water of Tig
Water of Tig
Water of Tig
Water of Tig |
Gazetter of Scotland by Publr. [Publisher]
Patersons History of Ayr
James McIlwraith
John F Gray
William Dill
Rev. [Reverend] J Milroy |
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[Situation] Along the East Margins of the parish of Ballantrae & about 2 Miles from Colmonell Village.
A rapid Mountain Stream flowing from the east side of Benaw first in a Northerly direction Secondly in an easterly and thirdly in a northerly direction again and lastly in a westerly through Glen Tig which place gives it Name till it falls into the Stinchar about 1½ miles form Ballantrae The part of it in Glen Tig is both rapid and dangerous whenever it is flooded |
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MUTTON HALL |
Mutton Hall
Mutton Hall
Mutton Hall |
John Jamieson
John F Gray
William Dill |
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A Small thatched farm Steading on the S. [South] bank of the Water of Tig, with a few acres of land attached
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GLEN TIG |
Glen Tig
Glen Tig
Glen Tig
Glen Tig
Glen Tig |
Revd. [Reverend] W Dill
John F Gray Esqr.
Mr John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart Esqr.
Revd. [Reverend] John Milroy |
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A deep partly wooded valley through which the Water of Tig flows. |
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MEIKLE GLEN |
Meikle Glen
Meikle Glen
Meikle Glen |
J McIlraith Esqr.
Mr. R Temple
W McMorren |
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A deep glen studded with [woods] of
natural growth, ash,oak [fir]
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CRAIG WOOD |
Craig Wood
Craig Wood
Craig Wood |
J McIlraith Esq.
Mr R Temple
W McMorran |
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A wood of natural growth, consisting of oak, and ash amongst which Fir has been planted of late years. This was formerly the only wood that stood here, the rest being of recent planting - the property of Mr Gray of Colmonell. |
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BALRAZIE |
Balrazie
Balrazie
Balrazie
Balrassy
Balrazie |
James McIlraith Esq.
John F Gray Esq.
Rev. [Reverend]
William Dill
Rev. [Reverend] J Milroy
Johnstons County Map
Voters List |
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A Small Substantial
farmsteading, Dwelling [house]
and out offices partly [slated]
and partly thatched, one
storey high- all in [fair]
repair- property of
James McIlraith Esq. |
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PEDEN'S WELL |
Peden's Well
Peden's Well
Peden's Well
Peden's Well
Peden's Well
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History of Ayrshire 1847
History of Ayrshire 1800
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John F. Gray
William Dill
Rev. [Reverend] J Milroy |
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[Situation] 40 chains East of Auchenflour House and on the South Margin of the Water of Tig.
A Spring well covered over with weeds and grass and never used for any purpose but still pointed out as a favourite at which the prophet Peden (underlined) usually Baptized the children of this part of the country, "Alexander Peden was a
Covenanter and declared a rebel by King
Charles 2nd. He made a great figure both as a preacher and a prophet the account of his life and predictions was a book long read by the Common people of Galloway and Carrick. Several places [thoughout] Galloway and Carrick are Still pointed out and venerated by the people as his preaching and Baptizing Stations the situation of this well was [willingly] adopted for the whole Glen produced nothing at the time but Copse wood and consequently could hide or remain a long time under cover ere he could he could [be] taken" This taken from the History of Galloway |
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LEFFIN DONALD HILL |
Leffin Donald Hill
Leffin Donald Hill
Leffindonald Hill
LeffinDonald Hill
Leffindonald Hill |
James McIlraith
John F. Gray
Henry H. Onslow Esqr. Alton Albany Park Barr
William Dill
Rev.[Reverend] J. Milroy |
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[Situation] About 35 chains south East of Leffin Donald
A Hill composed of Rocky heathy pastures and forming a part of the Range from Barhallen to Balrazie about 750 feet high the part of the hill adjacent to the Dunnock Burn is very Steep but not precipitous the property of Henry Hughes Onslow Esqr. Alton Albany Park Barr |
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BALKISSOCK |
Balkissock
Balkissock
Balkissock
Balkissock
Balkissock
Balkissock
Balkissock |
James McIlraith
John F Gray
Henry Hughes Onslow Esqr.
Alton Albany Park Barr
William Dill
Rev. [Reverend] J Milroy
Johnstons County Map
Voters List |
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[Situation] Nearly about a mile East of Auchenflower & 25 chains E. [East] of Balrazie
A Neat farm house with out offices all Slated and one Story high attach to it is a good farm of land Well drained and laid out the property of Henry Hughes Onslow Esqr. Alton Albany Park Barr |
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LEFFIN DONALD |
Leffin Donald
Leffin Donald
Leffin Donald
Leffin Donald
Leffindonald
Leffindonald |
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John F. Gray
William Dill
Rev. [Reverend] J Milroy
Johnstons County Map
Voters List |
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[Situation] About 15 Chains East of Balkissock, South of the Water of Tig
A Small Farm house one Storey High Slated and well laid Out with Suitable Out offices attached to which is a good Farm of land the property of Henry Hughes Onslow Esqr. Alton Albany Park Barr |
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BARHALLAN |
Barhallan
Barhallan
Barhallan
Barhallan |
James McIlraith
John F Gray
William Dill
Rev [Reverend] J Milroy |
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[Situation] About 40 chains East of Leffin Donald, South of the Water of Tig & North of Dunnack Burn
A long narrow prominent Hill between the Water of Tig and Dunnock Burn Composed of tolerable Good arable land and Heathy pasture the Sides adjacent to the water of each Stream are quite Steep it is between 6 & 7 hundred feet high the property of Henry Hughes Onslow Esqr. Alton Albany Park Barr. |
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[Signed] Thomas O'Farrell Asst. [Assistant]
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BALKISSOCK WOOD |
Balkissock Wood
Balkissock Wood
Balkissock Wood
Balkissock Wood
Balkissock Wood |
James McIlraith
John F Gray
Henry Hughes Onslow Esqr.
Alton Albany Park Barr
William Dill
Revd. [Reverend] J Milroy |
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A Small low thatched house, attached to which is a portion of land, about 10 acres in extent newly reclaimed. property of Henry Hughes Onslow Esqr. Alton Albany Park, Barr. |
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MACEWENSTON |
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Macewanston
Macewanston
Macewanston
Macewanston
Macewanston |
James McIlraith
John F Gray
William Dill
Rev. [Reverend] J Milroy |
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The ruins of a Small Farmsteading on the property of A F Gray Esqr. |
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MEIKLE GLEN BURN |
Meikle Glen Burn
Meikle Glen Burn
Meikle Glen Burn
Meikle Glen Burn |
James McIlraith
John F Gray
William Dill
Rev.[ Reverend] J Milroy |
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A Small stream collecting on the north side of Balrazie and Balkissock hills and flowing Northerly direction to the Water of Tig. west of Balkissock Wood. It retains this name from the River to the Road. The Glen on each Side is Steep and narrow, producing Copsewood So long as it retains this name it divides two Estates. |
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AUCHENFLOWER HOLM |
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AUCHENFLOWER SCHOOL |
Auchenflower School
Auchenflower School
Auchenflower School
Auchenflower School |
James Mcilraith
John F. Gray
William Dill
Rev. [Reverend] J. Milroy |
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[Situation] At the cross road from Colmonell to Ballantrae and to Stranraer
15 chains N.W. [North West] of Auchenflower House
A Small, Plain,Slated School House,
One Storey high on the Estate of Auchenflower. It is what is called a District School not attached to any particular denomination inspected by the Established Church Minister. The School Master is elected by the trustees. There is a Small bequest left it by the late Mrs Caddell Widow of the late Rev. [Reverend] James Caddell of New Luce James McIlraith Esqr. is one of the Trustees |
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MATTHEW'S CROFT |
Mathew's Croft
Mathew's Croft
Mathew's Croft
Mathew's Croft |
James McIlraith
John F. Gray
William Dill
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy |
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[Situation] On the left of the Road from Colmonell to Stranraer and 25 chains North of Auchenflower House.
A Small plain farmhouse partly Slated and partly Thatched One Storey high ; attached to it is a Small portion of good arable land the property of James McIlraith Esqr. Auchenflower |
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[Page] 84 Sheet 10 -- Trace No. 1-- Parish of Ballantrae
[Signed] Thomas O'Farrell Ca [Civilian assistant]
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LAURIE BURN |
Laurie Burn
Laurie Burn
Laurie Burn
Laurie Burn |
James McIlraith
John F Gray
William Dill
Rev. [Reverend] J Milroy |
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[Situation] About 35 chains North of Auchenflower
A Small Stream collecting near Balrazie
and following in a westerly direction through the Estate of Auchinflower till it joins Crailoch Burn |
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KNOCKNAMICKIE |
Knocknamickie
Knocknamickie
Knocknamickie
Knocknamickie |
James McIlraith
John F. Gray
William Dill
Rev. [Reverend] J. Milroy |
066 |
[Situation] Adjacent to and at the North base of Balrazie Big Fell and 20 chains east of Crailoch Burn.
A Small Round low prominent Knoll in an arable field on the estate of Auchinflower the property of James McIlraith Esqr. Lon [London] |
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[Page] 86 Sheet 10 -- 66 Trace No. 5-4 -- Parish of Ballantrae
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AUCHENFLOWER |
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Auchenflower
Auchenflouris
Auchenflower
Auchenflower
Auchenflower
Auchenflower
Auchenflower
Auchenflowr |
History of Ayrshire
(Commisary Record of Glasgow 1623)
James McIlraith
John F Gray
William Dill
Revd. [Reverend] John Milroy
Johnstons County Map
Voters List |
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A well built farmhouse two Storeys high and Slated. It is well situate and at a distance might be taken for a Gentleman's Country Seat. It is surrounded on every side by young healthy plantations. The property and Residence of James McIlraith Esq. Local Magistrate. |
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MULHAFFIE HILL |
Mulhaffie Hill
Mulhaffie Hill
Mulhaffie Hill
Mulhaffie Hill |
James McIlraith
John F Gray
William Dill
Revd. [Reverend] John Milroy |
066 |
A Small arable rise, enclosed and neatly Surrounded by wood to the east of " Auchenflower" House the property of James McIlraith Esq.
4th. class hill |
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GIBBON'S HILL |
Gibbon's Hill
Gibbon's Hill
Gibbon's Hill
Gibbon's Hill |
James McIlraith
John F Gray
William Dill
Revd. [Reverend] John Milroy |
066 |
A Small rise or hill, enclosed to the east and on the estate of Auchenflower it is arable and nearly enclosed by Wood- The property of James McIlraith Esq.
4th. Class hill |
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WATER OF TIG |
Water of Tig
Water of Tig
Water of Tig
Water of Tig
Water of Tig |
Revd. [Reverend] William Dill
John F Gray
Mr. John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart Esq.
Revd. [Reverend] J Milroy |
066 |
A large and Rapid Stream which takes its Rise from Surface water on the eastern base of Bennane and flows into the Stinchar about 2½ Miles S.W. [South West] of Colmonell- |
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BARHALLAN |
Barhallan
Barhallan
Barhallan
Barhallan |
James McIlraith Esq.
John F Gray
Revd. [Reverend] William Dill
Revd. [Reverend] J Milroy |
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A prominent narrow hill, partly arable and partly heathy portion, with a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its Summit. The property of Henry H. Onslow Esq. |
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ELDRIDGE HILL |
Eldridge Hill
Eldridge Hill
Eldridge Hill |
James McIlwraith Esq.
Mr. R Temple
W McMorran |
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A ridge of heathy pasture and woods presenting a steep face towards the "Dunnack" Burn but nearly level on the top. property of H Onslow Esq. |
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GLEN TIG |
Glen Tig
Glen Tig
Glen Tig
Glen Tig
Glen Tig |
Revd. [Reverend] W Dill
John F Gray Esq.
Mr. John Jamieson
Alexander Cathcart
Revd. [Reverend] John Milroy |
066 |
A deep valley through which the Water of Tig flows, for the most part its Sides are precipitous and partly wooded, but a considerable portion is under cultivation |
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DUNNACK BURN |
Dunnack Burn
Dunnack Burn
Dunnack Burn
Donnack Burn
Donnack Burn |
James McIlraith Esq.
John F Gray Esq.
Revd. [Reverend] William Dill
Revd. [Reverend] J Milroy
Mr. R Temple |
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A rapid Stream flowing from the N.E. [North East] base of Beneraird and falling into the Tig at the N.E. [North East] base of Barhallan Hill. |
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MID BURN |
Mid Burn
Mid Burn
Mid Burn
Mid Burn |
John Jamieson
Alexander MacMillan
James McIlraith
William McCulloch |
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A small stream, rising at the base of Milmore; and emptying itself into the Donnack burn. |
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SCURRAN GLENScurran Glen |
Scurran Glen
Scurran Glen
Scurran Glen
Scurran Glen |
John Jamieson
Alexander MacMillan
James McIlraith
William McCulloch |
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A steep and very precipitous Glen
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LIGLEA |
Liglea
Liglea
Liglea
Liglea |
John Jameison
Alexander MacMillan
James McIlraith
William McCulloch |
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A Farm House, with out offices attached, bulit of stone & lime
one storey high slated and in tolerable repair.
The property of Henry. H. Onslow Esqr. |
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SCURRAN BURN |
Scurran Burn
Scurran Burn
Scurran Burn
Scurran Burn |
John Jamieson
Alexander MacMillan
James McIlraith
William McCulloch |
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A small stream, rising at the southern base of Milmore, and emptying itself into the Donnack burn |
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BELLYMORE |
Bellymore
Bellymore
Belliemore
Bellymore |
John Jamieson
James McIlraith
William McCulloch
John Stevenson |
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A farm house with out offices, attached, forming three sides of a Square, built of stone & lime, one storey high, slated, and in good repair
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MERADDIE BURN |
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GLENOVER |
Glenover
Glenover
Glenover
Glenour
Glenower |
Revd. [Reverend] William Dill
James McIlraith Esqr.
William McCulloch Esqr.
Johnstone County Map
Voters List |
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A farm house with out offices attached the former two storeys high the latter one storey, they are built of stone & lime slated and in very good repair. The Property of Sir James Ferguson |
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WATER OF TIG |
Water of Tig
Water of Tig
Water of Tig
Water of Tig
Tig Water |
James McIlraith Esqr.
Revd. [Reverend] William Dill
Revd. [Reverend] William Moore
William McCulloch Esqr.
Johnstones County Map |
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A rapid mountain Stream which rises on the North side of Strawarren Fell, and empties itself into the Water of Stinchar, about 2 miles east of Ballantrae |
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HIGH KILPHIN |
High Kilfin
High Kilphan
High Kilphin
High Kilphin
High kilphin
High Kilphine |
Aron Stuart
Mr. A Davis
James McIlraith Esqr.
Revd. [Reverend] John Milroy
Mr. Robert Temple
Johnstons Co. [County] Map |
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[Situation] Nearly a mile E. [East] of the Road from Ballantrae to Stranraer & about 2½ miles from the former place.
A farm house with out offices attached, the [the] property of John Donaldson Edinburgh. Built of lime & Stone, one Storey high, & in good Repair. |
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LOW KILPHIN |
Low Kilfin
Low Kilphan
Low kilphin
Low Kilphin
Low Kilphin
Laigh Kilphine |
Aron Stuart
Mr. A Davis
James McIlraith Esqr.
Revd. [Reverend] John Milroy
Mr. Robert Temple |
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[Situation] Adjacent to and west of the Ballantrae & Stranraer Road & about 1½ Miles form the former place.
A farm house with out offices atttached The property of John Donaldson Esqr., built of lime & Stone, one Storey high & in good repair. |
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KILPHIN BURN |
Kilfin Burn
Kilphan Burn
Kilphin Burn
Kilphin Burn
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Aron Stuart
Mr. A Davis
James McIlraith Esqr.
Revd. [Reverend] John Milroy
Mr.
Robert Temple |
066 |
[Situation] Runs through the Plan & into the Stinchar about ¼ mile South of Ballantrae.
A Small but Rapid Stream which rises in the North base of Smerton Hill & runs into the Stinchar at Ballantrae. |
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SMIRTON |
Smerton
Smerton
Smirton
Smirton
Smirton
Smirton |
Aron Stuart
Mr. A Davis
James McIlraith Esqr.
Revd. [Reverend] John Milroy
Mr. Robert Temple
Johnstones County Map |
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[Situation] Adjacent to and W [West] of the Ballantrae & Stranraer Road about 2¼ Miles from the former place.-
A farm house with out offices the property of the Earl of Orkney built of lime & stone- thatched & in tolerable repair. |
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LOW KILWHANNEL |
Low Kilwhannel
Low Kilwhannel
Low Kilwhannel
Low Kilwhannel
Low Kilwhannel
Kilwhannel |
Aron Stuart
Estate Map (1853)
James McIlraith Esqr.
Rev.[Reverend] john Milroy
Mr. R. Temple
Johnstons County Map |
066 |
[Situation] Near the South edge of the plan about ½ Mile S.S.E. [South South East] of Auchairne
A neat farm house with out offices & a good arable farm attached on the Auchairne estate. built of Lime & Stone, one Storey high & in good repair.- |
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AUCHAIRNE BURN |
Auchairne Burn
Auchairne Burn
Auchairne Burn
Auchairne Burn
Auchairne Burn. |
Aron Stuart
Estate Map (1853)
James McIlraith Esqr.
Revd. [Reverend] J. Milroy
Mr. R. Temple, Teacher |
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[Situation] Runs for about one mile parallel & 30 chains from the S. [South ] edge of the plan.-
A Small but rapid Stream which collects from the Surface water & runs into the Crailoch Burn At Laggan .- |
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LAGGAN HILL HOUSE |
Laggan Hill House
Laggan Hill House
Laggan Hill House
Laggan Hill House
Laggan Hill House |
Aron Stuart
Mr A. Davis
James McIlraith Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] J. Milroy
Mr. R. Temple Teacher |
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[Situation] On Laggan Hill about 40 chains S.W. [South West] of Auchairne.-
A Cot house in ruinous state- the walls are of lime & Stone & the roof thatch-
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CRAILOCH GLEN |
Crailoch Glen
Crailoch Glen
Crailoch Glen
Crailoch Glen |
James McIlraith
John F Gray
William Dill
Revd. [Reverend] J. Milroy |
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[Situation] About 4½ Miles from Colmonell on the left of the Road to Stranraer and 10 Chains from Crailoch Farm house.
A Small narrow wooded Glen through which the Crailoch Burn flows the wood is composed of Fir, Larch Ash and Birch
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DRUMMUCKLOCH |
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John F Gray
William Dill
John Milroy
Mr. R Temple |
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[Situation] On the left of the Road from Colmonell to Stranraer and West of Crailoch Burn where it crosses the above Road
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KILWHANNEL HIGH PLANTATION |
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James McIlraith Esqr.
John F Gray Esqr.
Revd. [Reverend] William Dill
Revd. [Reverend] J Milroy |
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A long plantation, composed principally of fir and larch, running E. W. [East West] property of John Donaldson Esqr. |
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AUCHAIRNE BRIDGE |
Auchairne Bridge
Auchairne Bridge
Auchairne Bridge
Auchairne Bridge
Auchairne Bridge |
Aron Stuart
Estate Map (1853)
James McIlraith Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] J. Milroy
Mr R. Temple |
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A Small Stone bridge built over the Auchairne Burn in good repair- being on a Parish road it is a County Bridge |
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CAIRN LEYS |
Cairn Leighs
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Cairn Leys
Cairn Leys |
Robert Hunter
Estate Map (1853)
James McIlraith Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] J. Milroy
Mr. R. Temple |
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A Small pasture Knoll property of John Donaldson Esqr. |
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LEMON'S GLEN |
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Lemon's Glen
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Aron Stuart
Estate Map (1853)
James McIlraith Esqr.
Revd. [Reverend] J. Milroy |
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A Small wooded valley whose Sides Slope gently Property of John Donaldson |
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CRAILOCH BURN |
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Crailoch Burn
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Estate Map (1853)
James McIlraith Esqr.
Revd. [Reverend] J. Milroy
Mr. Robert Temple |
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A Rapid Stream which collects on N[North] base of Beneraird, and flows into the Stinchar at Laggan |
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CRAILOCH BRIDGE |
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James McIlraith Esqr,
Revd. [Reverend] J. Milroy
Mr Robert Temple |
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A Small bridge of one arc which spans the Crailoch burn - built of Stone and lime in good repair- It is a County Bridge |
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AUCHENCROSH BURN |
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Auchencrosh Burn
Auchencrosh Burn |
Aron Stuart
James McIlraith
Robert Temple
John Milroy |
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A Small Stream which rises in the North base of Auchencrosh Hill and runs into Smirton Burn Near Auchencrosh Lodge. |
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KILPHIN WOOD |
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James McIlraith Magistrate
Robert Temple Schoolmaster
John Milroy Minister |
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[Situation] A long narrow wood Composed of fir trees. Situated on the South Side of the Road leading from Colmonell to Stranraer adjacent to Kilfin farm which it takes its Name.- |
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SMIRTON BURN |
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James McIlraith Magistrate
Robert Temple Schoolmaster
John Milroy Minister |
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A Small Stream which rises or Collects from Surface water in the west base of Smirton Hill and runs into Kilfin Burn Near Smirton. |
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KILPHIN BRIDGE |
Kilfin Bridge
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Kilphin Bridge
Kilphin Bridge
Kilphin Bridge |
Aron Stuart
Mr A. Davis
James McIlwraith Esqr.
Revd. [Reverend] John Milroy
Mr. Robert Temple |
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[Situation] On the Ballantrae and Stranraer Road about 2 Miles form the former place.
A Small Stone bridge of one arch, Spanning the Kilfin Burn.- Being on a Turnpike Road this Bridge is County Bridge |
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STRIFE HILL |
Strife Hill
Strife Hill
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Strife Hill
Strife Hill |
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M. A. Davis
James McIlwraith Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy
Mr Robert Temple |
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[Situation] About 10 Chains west of the Ballantrae & Stranraer Road & 2 Miles S.E. [South East] of the former place.-
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DUNNACK BURN |
Dunnack Burn
Dunnack Burn
Dunack Burn
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John F Gray
Revd. [Reverend] William Dill
Revd. [Reverend] John Milroy
Mr. R. Temple |
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[Situation] At the base of Balrazie Big Hill & South of the Water of Tig
A Rapid Mountain Stream flowing from the North east base of Benaraird in a northerly direction till turned north east by Balrazie Hill. It joins the Water of Tig at the north east base of Barshallan Hill |
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MILLMORE |
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John F Gray
William Dill
Rev. [Reverend] J. Milroy |
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[Situation] About 1¼ Miles South S. [South] East of Balkissock
A prominent high Mossy pasture between 8 & 9 hundred feet high . On the Summit of it is a Trign [Trigonometrical] Station, the Surface on the South Side is much broken The property of Henry Hughes Onslow Esq.Alton Albany Park Barr - 2 class hill |
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BALKISSOCK HILL |
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John F Gray
Henry Hughes Onslow Esqr.
Alton Albany Park
William Dill
Rev. [Reverend] J. Milroy
Johnstons County Map |
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A prominent Rocky heathy pasture hill about 600 feet high bounded on the north by the Dunnock Burn & forming a part of a range with Balrazie Leffin Donald and Barhallan from South west to North east
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Rev. [Reverend] William Dill
Rev. [Reverend] J Milroy |
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An old farmsteading, one storey high; Dwellinghouse slated, offices attached, & thatched . All in bad repair . Property of John Donaldson Esqr. |
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KILWHANNEL HIGH PLANTATION |
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Rev. [Reverend] William Dill
Rev. [Reverend] J. Milroy |
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A long plantation composed principally of Fir & larch
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LEFFIN DONALD HILL |
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Leffin Donald Hill
Leffin Donald Hill
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James McIlraith Esqr.
John F Gray Esqr.
Henry H. Onslow Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] William Dill
Rev. [Reverend] J. Milroy |
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A hill composed of rocky pasture, and forming part of the range from Barhallan to Balrazie, about 700 feet high. The part of the hill adjacent to Dunnack Burn is steep, and not worked
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BIG FELL |
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Big Fell
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James McIlraith Esq.
John F Gray Esq.
Rev. [Reverend] William Dill
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy |
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A prominent rocky heathy pasture hill. It reaches an elevation of nearly 800 feet=
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LITTLE FELL |
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James McIlraith Esq.
John F Gray Esq.
Rev. [Reverend] William Dill
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy |
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A round prominent rocky heathy pasture hill. forming a part of the N. [North] end of Balrazie
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James McIlraith Esq.
John F Gray Esq.
Rev. [Reverend] William Dill
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy |
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The highest part of a range of hills bearing no general name. it is rocky heathy pasture and comprises Big Fell and Little Fell.
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CRAILOCH BURN |
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Rev. [Reverend] J. Milroy
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A large and rapid Stream which collects Surface Water on the N. [North] base of Beneraird, and falls into the Stinchar at 'Laggan'. |
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CRAILOCH GLEN |
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Crailoch Glen
Crailoch Glen
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James McIlraith Esq.
John F Gray Esq.
Rev. [Reverend] William Dill
Rev. [Reverend] J Milroy |
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A Small narrow wooded glen through which the Crailoch Burn flows-
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DRUMMUCKLOCH |
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Drummucklock ?
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John F Gray Esq.
Rev. [Reverend] William Dill
Rev. [Reverend] John Milroy
Mr R Temple |
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MILLMORE |
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John F Gray Esq.
Colmonell
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A prominent hill on the summit of which is a Trig [Trigonometrical] Station; its pasture is Moss, the property of Henry Hughes Onslow Esq. From the [Gaelic] Maol a projecting piece of land and More Great or some extent |
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water of Tig |
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John F Gray Esq. Colmonell
Revd, [Reverend] John Milroy Ballantrae
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A large and Rapid stream which rises from Surface water at the E [East] base of Benaw It flows into the Stinchar about 2½ miles from Colmonell |
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DUNNACK BURN |
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Colmonell
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STRAWARREN FELL |
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Strawarren Fell
Strawarren Fell
StrawarianFell |
James McIlraith Esqr.
Revd. [Reverend] William Dill
Revd.[Reverend] William Moore
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A large prominent hill producing rocky and heathy pasture, it has a Trigl.[Trigonometrical] Station on its Summit: The property of Henry H. Onslow Esq. |
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Sheets 65 & 66
INDEX
Names -- Pages
Ardstinchar Castle -- 6
Auchairne -- 62
Auchairne Bridge -- 105
Auchairne Burn -- 64, 99
Auchencrosh Burn -- 107
Auchenflower -- 87
Auchenflower School -- 84
Auchenkibbert -- 53
Balig Burn -- 5
Balig -- 1
Balkissock -- 79
Balkissock Hill -- 111
Balkissock Wood -- 81
Ballantrae -- 24
Ballantrae Bar -- 17
Ballantrae Bay -- 21
Ballantrae Bridge -- 13
Pier -- 14
Ballantrae T.P. [Turnpike] -- 4
Balnowlart -- 30
Balnowlart Hill -- 30
Balnowlart Knowes -- 36
Balrazie -- 76
Big Fell -- 115
Balrazie Fells -- 115
Barhallan -- 80, 89
Bellymore -- 94
Bencummin -- 46
Balnowlart Holm -- 63
Broadford -- 41
Cairn Hill -- 42
Cairn Leys -- 105
Carsecowie Mill -- 66
Carsecowie Bridge -- 66
Corsess -- 59
Corsess Bridge -- 68
Corsess Wood -- 60
Court Knowe -- 37
Church -- 23
Craiganargad -- 57
Craigancorr -- 47
Crailoch -- 70
Crailoch Bridge -- 106
Crailoch Burn -- 7, 70, 106, 116
Crailoch Glen -- 68, 103, 116
Craig Wood -- 75
Downan Hill -- 25
Downan Point -- 25
Drynan's Inn -- 20
Duchra -- 49
Dunnack Burn -- 90, 112, 118
Drummuckloch -- 103, 116
Eldridge Hill -- 89
Falterscob -- 68
Findmuit -- 67
Foreland -- 20
Free Church -- 3
Free Church Manse -- 3
Garleffin -- 2
Garphar -- 72
Garphar South -- 69
Garphar Wood -- 71
Garphar Knowes -- 71
Gibbon's Hill -- 88
Glenover -- 55, 95
Glen Tig -- 39, 48, 74, 90
Heck of Balnowlart -- 29, 65
Heronsford -- 40
Heronsford Bridge -- 40
High Kilphin -- 98
High Kilwhannel -- 113
High Mains -- 15
Kilphin Bridge -- 110
Kilphin Burn -- 1, 97
Kilphin Wood -- 108
Kilwhannel High Plantation -- 104, 113
King's Arms Inn -- 13
Kinning Park -- 27
Kirkholm -- 31
KnocknamicKie -- 86
Knockdhu -- 49
Knockdhu Bridge -- 50
Knockdhu Burn -- 35, 42
Knockdhu -- 45, 51
Knockdhu Well -- 50
Kinnigar -- 2
Kirk Holm -- 29
Loch Meraddie -- 53
Lady Knowe -- 60
Laggan -- 9
Laggan Bridge -- 10
Laggan Cottages -- 10
Loch Hill -- 119
Little Fell -- 115 |
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Names -- Pages
Leffin Knowes -- 41
Laggan Holm -- 2, 3
Laggan Hill House -- 101
Laurie Burn -- 63, 85
Lemon's Glen -- 61, 106
Leffin Donald Hill -- 79, 114
Leffin Donald -- 80
Liglea -- 93
Linn Head -- 11
Ling Harr -- 34
Low Kilphin -- 98
Low Kilwhannel -- 99
Low Balig -- 19
Mill Hill -- 19
Macewenston -- 82
Mains Hill -- 15
Mains of Tig -- 48
Manse -- 23
Matthew's Croft -- 84
Meikle Glen Burn -- 82
Meraddie Burn -- 94
Mid Burn -- 92
Millmore -- 112, 117
Moat Knowe -- 12
Mulhaffie Hill -- 88
Mutton Hall -- 74
Meikle Glen -- 74
New Steading -- 11
Northorrock -- 48
Old Kirkcudbright -- 32
Old Steading -- 9
Park End -- 1
Peden's Well -- 78
Polcardoch -- 38
Polcardoch Cairn -- 35
Polcardoch T.P. [Turnpike] -- 38
Post Office -- 4
River Stinchar -- 5, 53
Rock Nays -- 17
Sallachan -- 44
Sallachan Cairn -- 33
Sallachan Hill -- 28, 43
Sallachan Wood -- 27, 34, 43
Scurran Burn -- 93
Scurran Glen -- 92
School -- 16
Shell Knowe -- 19
Sgavock Rock -- 26
Smirton -- 97
Smirton Burn -- 108
Strife Hill -- 110
Strawarren Fell -- 120
The Aisle -- 18
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