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WATER OF ASSEL |
Water of Assel
Water of Assel
Water of Assel
Water of Asle
Assel Burn |
W. McMorran
John MacLimont
George K. Young
William Corsan
Johnstons Co. [County] Map. |
056 |
A large mountain stream which takes its rise on marshy ground near the Big Lane, and falls into the River Stinchar at the farmhouse called Asselfoot. |
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PINGERRACH BURN |
Pingerrach Burn
Pingerrach Burn
Pingerrach Burn
Pingeorrach Burn
Pengerroch Burn |
Revd. [Reverend] E. B Wallace
Mr. S. Walker
D. McKie Esq
W. N. McDonald
Johnstons Co [County] Map |
056 |
A rapid mountain Stream rising in marshy ground on the farm of Miljoan & emptying itself into the River Stinchar. The largest portion of this Stream. forms the boundary between the parishes of Barr and Dailly. |
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Sheet 56 Plan 7 -- Parish of Barr
[Water of Assel]
Authorities in
Girvan Parish &
copied from Girvan Name
Book by J.G.C. |
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MILJOAN |
Miljoan
Miljoan
Miljoan
Miljoan
Miljoan |
E B Wallace
J Gibson
D. McKie
Johnstons Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
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A farmhouse dwelling house outhouses slated one storey high and in good repair property of William Brown Esq. |
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PINHANNET |
Pinhannet Pinhannet Pinhannet Pinhanet |
EB Wallace
J Gibson
D. McKie Johnstons Co. [County] Map |
056 |
A farmhouse with outhouses, one storey high, slated and in good repair. Property of Mr Brown Esq. |
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Sheet 56 plan 8 Traces 5.6 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Miljoan - Situation]
Near the S [South] of plan
about 18½ chains
W [West] of Milton &
12 N [North] of R [River] Stinchar
[Pinhannet - Situation]
The S. E. [South East] of plan
about 20 chains
E.S.E. [East South East] of Miljoan
& 1½ chains S. [South]
of R. [River] Stinchar. |
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MILTON BURN |
Milton Burn
Milton Burn
Milton Burn |
E B Wallace
J Gibson
D. McKie |
056 |
A small but rapid [burn] which rises on Craig[inmoddie] and empties itself in[to] Stinchar near Milton B[ridge] |
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CORPHIN BURN |
Corphin Burn
Corphin Burn
Corphin Burn |
E B Wallace
J Gibson
D. McKie |
056 |
A small stream wh[ich] rises between Corphin and the Mull of Mil[joan] and enters Milton B[urn] |
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Sheet - 56 - plan 8 Traces -2-5-5 -- Ph. [Parish] of Barr
[Milton Burn - Situation]
Flows Southw [Southwest]
along th West
of Milton Hill
& empties it-
self into the
Stinchar 1½ chains
W. [West] of Milton Bridge.
[Corphin Burn - Situation]
Flows S.E [South East] between Corphin
Hill & the Mull
of Miljoan
& enters Milton
Burn about 14
chains N.W [North West] f
Milton. |
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MILTON BRIDGE |
Milton Bridge
Milton Bridge
Milton Bridge |
E B Wallace
J Gibson
D. McKie |
056 |
A stone bridge, one arch, spanning the River Stinchar situate on a Parish road, about 1 chain from its junction with the road from Barr to Dailly. Repaired by the County. |
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BLACK CRAIG |
Black Craig
Black Craig
Black Craig |
EB Wallace
J Gibson
D. McKie |
056 |
A prominent rocky eminence on the summit of Corphin Hill. |
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Sheet 56. Plan 8 traces 5-6 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Milton Bridge - Situation]
Across the Stinchar &
about 13 chains
S. E [South East] of Milton
[Black Craig - Situation
Near the N E [North East] of
plan on th summit
of Carphin Hill. |
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MULL OF MILJOAN |
Mull of Miljoan
Mull of Miljoan
Mull of Miljoan
Mull of Miljoan |
Rev [Reverend] E. B. Wallace
Mr S. Walker
D. McKie Esqr.
Mr N. McDonald |
056 |
A large steep and very prominent rough pasture hill having a Trigl [Trigonometrical] station on the summit - property of Mr McKie William Brown Esqs. |
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RIVER STINCHAR |
River Stinchar
River Stinchar
River Stinchar
River Stinchar |
Rev [Reverend] E. B. Wallace
Mr S. Walker
D McKie Esq
Mr N. McDonald |
056 |
A rapid river which rises from a spring in the N. [North] of the ph [parish] - course rugged to the village of Barr from which point it passes through a well cultivated valley to its junction with the sea at Ballantrae |
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Sheet 56 plan 8 Traces -1-2-4-5-6 Phs [Parishes] of Barr & Dailly
[Mull of Miljoan - Situation]
Extends along
the West of plan
from N [North] to S
E [South East] as far as Cor-
phin Hill & Miljoan
Comprising about th ½ of plan.
[River Stinchar - Situation]
Flows Westwd [Westward]
through the
S E [South East] of plan |
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MILTON |
Milton
Milton
Milton
Milton
Milton |
E B Wallace
J Gibson
D. McKie
Voters List
Johnstons Co. [County] Map |
056 |
A farmhouse, thatched, one storey high, and in bad repair - property of the Marquis of Ailsa |
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MILTON HILL |
Milton Hill
Milton Hill
Milton Hill |
E B Wallace
J Gibson
D. McKie |
056 |
A long ridge of elevated ground producing rocky and rough pasture property of the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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Sheet 5 6 plan 8 Traces 3-6 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Milton - Situation]
In S.E. [South East] of plan
about 13½ chain
N. E [North East] of Milton
Bridge & 21 chains
E. N. E. [East North East] of Pinhannet.
[Milton Hill - Situation]
Extend along
the E [East] of plan. |
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CORPHIN |
Corphin
Corphin
Corphin
Corphin |
E B Wallace
J Gibson
D. McKie
Johnstons Co. [County] Map |
056 |
A farmhouse, slated, one storey high and in good repair property of William Brown Esq |
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CORPHIN HILL |
Corphin Hill
Corphin Hill
Corphin Hill |
E B Wallace
J Gibson
D. McKie |
056 |
A large, but not prominent hill, partly arable, and partly rough pasture - property of William Brown Esq |
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Sheet 5 6 - plan 8 Traces 2-3 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Corphin - Situation]
Near the North
of plan about
13 Chains N .E. [North East]
of Corphin Burn.
[Corphin Hill - Situation]
West of Milton Hill |
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LANE T.P. |
Lane Toll
Lane Toll |
E B Wallace.
Stephen Walker
D. McKie
Niel McDonald |
056 |
A small house built of stone & [and] lime one storey high Thatched and in middling repair, also a Toll Gate, property of the Road Trustees,
Half Toll only, is collected at this Bar. Also one half of the house stands in the parish of Dailly and the other half in that of Barr. |
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Sheet 56 Plan 11 Traces 1 & 3 -- Parishes of Barr & Dailly
Brockloch -- In Girvan Parish |
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CRAIGWELL |
Craigwell |
E B Wallace
Stephen Walker
D. McKie
Niel McDonald
(signed) J. Gibson |
056 |
A Farm House in ruins. T[he] property of Henry Hugh[es] Onslow Esqr. |
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Sheet 56 Plan 11 Tracings 1 & 3 -- Parishes of Barr & Dailly
Craigwells Lime Kiln -- In Girvan Parish |
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AUCHENSOUL HILL |
Auchensoul Hill
Auchensowl Hill
Auchensoul |
Revd. [Reverend] E. B Wallace
Mr Stephen Walker
Mr D McKie
Mr N McDonald
Johnstons Co. [County] Map |
056 |
A large and prominent Rough Pasture hill, the property of H H. Onslow Esqr |
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KIRKLAND HILL |
Kirkland Hill |
Revd [Reverend] E. B. Wallace
Mr Stephen Walker
Mr D McKie
Mr N. McDonald |
056 |
A large and prominent Rough Pasture hill, on the summit of which is a Trig [Trigonometrical] Station. The property of H. H. Onslow Esqr , Sir Thomas Cunningham, & the Duke de Coigny |
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Sheet 56 Plan 11 Tracings 1 to 6 -- Parishes of Barr & Girvan
[Auchensoul Hill - Situation]
In Southeast
corner of plan |
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MULL OF MILJOAN |
Mull of Miljoan |
E B Wallace
Stephen Walker
D. McKie
Niel McDonald |
056 |
A large steep & very prominent rough pasture Hill having a Trig [Trigonometrical] Station on its sum[mit] The property of Messers McKay and Brown Esqr . |
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AUCHENSOUL BURN |
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Auchensoul Burn
Auchensabhal
i.e. Auchen, field, sabhal
Burn. |
Revd [Reverend] E. B. Wallace
Mr Stephen Walker
Mr D McKie
Mr N McDonald |
056 |
A small but very rapid movin[g] stream, rising from marshy grou[nd] on Auchensoul Hill, and emptying itself into the River Stinchar; a po[rtion] of this stream forms the Bdy [Boundary] betwee[n] the Parishes of Barr & Girvan. |
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Sheet 56. Plan 11 Tracings 3 4 & 5 -- Parishes of Barr & Dailly
[Mull of Miljoan - Situation]
In the North-
east corner of plan.
[Auchensoul Burn - Situation]
In Southwest
Corner of plan. |
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FELL OF PINGERRACH |
Fell of Pingerrach
Fell of Pingiorrach |
E B Wallace
Stephen Walker
D. McKie
Niel McDonald |
056 |
A large, steep, and very prominent, rough pasture hill, The property of Henry Hughes Onslow Esqr.
It forms the summit of Auchensoul Hill, on which is a Trig [Trigonometrical] Station. |
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PINGERRACH BURN |
Pingerrach Burn
Pingiorrach Burn |
E B Wallace
Stephen Walker
D. McKie
Niel McDonald |
056 |
A rapid mountain stream, rising in marshy ground in the farm of Miljoan, and emptying itself into the Stinchar, The principal portion of this stream, forms the Boundary between the parishes of Barr & Dailly. |
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Sheet 56. Plan 11. Tracings 4.5 & 6 -- Parishes of Barr & Dailly
[Fell of Pingerrach - Situation]
North of Auch
ensoul Hill |
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WATER OF ASSEL |
Water of Assel
Water of Assel
Water of Assel
Water of Asle |
W McMorran
John McLimont
George K. Young
William Corson |
056 |
A small mountain stream taking its rise from marshy ground near the Lane and fal[ling] into the Stinchar at Asselfo[ot] |
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Sheet 56 Plan 11. Trace 3 -- Parish of Barr |
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NETHER BARR |
Nether Barr
Nether Barr
Nether Barr |
EB Wallace
Niel McDonald
Stephen Walker |
056 |
The ruins of a small row of tenements. property of D McKie Esq. |
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BARR MILL (Corn) |
Barr Mill
Barr Mill
Barr Mill |
EB Wallace
Niel McDonald
Stephen Walker |
056 |
A corn mill in ruins property of D McKie Esq. |
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Sheet 56. plan 12 Trace 1 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Nether Barr - Situation]
About 21 Chains
North of Barr
Village
[Barr Mill - Situation]
About 2 Chains
NW [North West] of Nether
Mill |
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UPPER BARR T. P. |
Upper Barr Toll bar
Upper Barr Toll bar
Upper Barr Toll bar |
E B Wallace
Niel McDonald
Stephen Walker |
056 |
A small stone & slated building, one [storey] and in good repair, situ[ated] on the road from Barr to Da[illy] |
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KILMAINS |
Kilmains
Kilmains
Kilmains |
E B Wallace
Niel McDonald
Stephen Walker |
056 |
A small farmste[ading] in ruins. property D McKie Esq. |
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Sheet 56 - plan 12 Traces 2-5 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Upper Barr T. P. - Situation]
Near the Centre
of plan, on the
roadside from
Barr to Straiton
[Kilmains - Situation]
About 6 chains
N W [North West] of Upper
Barr Tollbar. |
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UPPER BARR |
Upper Barr
Upper Barr
Upper Barr
Barr |
E B Wallace
Niel McDonald
Stephen Walker
Johnstons Co. [County] Map |
056 |
A farmsteading in good repairs - Dwelling-house slated, one storey - one of the outhouses thatched the other slated, both one storey - property of John McLymont Esq. |
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GLENGENNET |
Glengennet
Glengennet
Glengennet
Glengenet |
E B Wallace
Niel McDonald
Stephen Walker
Johnstons Co. [County] Map |
056 |
A small thatched farmsteading one storey and in good repair - property of William Brown Esq |
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Sheet 56 - Plan 12 Traces 1-2 Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Upper Barr - Situation]
Near the North
of plan, about
6 chains E [East]
of Riv [River] Stinchar
[Glengennet - Situation]
Between River
Stinchar and
Mull of Miljoan
about 5 Chain
from the former
& 9 Chain from
the latter place. |
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MULL OF MILJOAN |
Mull of Miljoan
Mull of Miljoan
Mull of Miljoan
Mull of Miljoan |
Rev. [Reverend] E B Wallace
Mr S. Walker
D. McKie Esq
Mr N. McDonald |
056 |
A large, steep, and very prominent rough pasture hill having a trigl [trigonometrical] station on its summit - property of D McKie Esq. & William Brown |
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PINGERRACH BURN |
Pingerrach Burn
Pingerrach Burn
Pingerrach Burn
Pingeorrach Burn |
Rev. [Reverend] E B. Wallace
Mr S. Walker
D McKie Esq.
Mr N. McDonald |
056 |
A rapid mountain stream rising in marshy ground on the farm of Miljoan & emptying itself into the River Stinchar. The larger portion of this stream forms the boundary between the parishes of Barr & Dailly. |
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Sheet 56 - plan12 Traces 1-2-4- -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Mull of Miljoan - Situation]
In the NW [North West]
of plan.
[Pingerrach Burn - Situation]
Flows S. [South] along
the base of Auch-
ensoul Hill, and
enters the Stinchar
opposite the village
of Barr. |
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AUCHENSOUL HILL |
Auchensoul Hill
Auchensoul Hill
Auchensoul Hill
Auchensowl Hill |
Rev. [Reverend] E. B. Wallace
Mr S. Walker
D McKie Esq .
Mr N. McDonald |
056 |
A large, prominent rough pasture hill - property of H. H. Onslow Esq. |
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Sheet 56 - plan 12 - Traces 1-4- -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Situation]
In the S. W. [South West]
corner of plan. |
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MANSEFIELD COTTAGE |
Mansefield Cottage
Mansefield Cottage
Mansefield Cottage |
E B Wallace
Niel McDonald
Stephen Walker |
056 |
A neat detached building in the village of Barr, one storey high. slated in repair. property of Rankine Esq. |
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Sheet 56 - plan 12 - Trace 4 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Situation]
Northeast of
F [Free] Church Manse |
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QUEEN'S ARMS INN [Barr] |
Queen's Arms Inn
Queen's Arms Inn
Queen's Arms Inn
Queen's Arms Inn |
Niel McDonald
Stephen Walker
J Gibson
D. McKie |
056 |
A commodious Inn on the E. [East] bank of the Water of Gregg - two storeys high. slated and in good repair. |
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GREGG HOLM |
Gregg Holm
Gregg Holm
Gregg Holm
Gregg Holm |
Niel McDonald
Stephen Walker
J Gibson
D. McKie |
056 |
A neat slated building. two storeys high situated on the E. [East] bank of the Gregg. the residence and property of D. McKie Esq. |
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Sheet 56 - plan 12 Trace 4 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Queen's Arms Inn - Situation]
N W [North West] of Curlers
Cottage, and
close to the Water
of Gregg
[Gregg Holm - Situation]
S. E. [South East] of Curlers
Cottage, on the
N [North] bank of the
Water of Gregg |
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POST OFFICE [Barr] |
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office |
Niel McDonald
James Gibson
D. McKie |
056 |
The building used for [this] purpose is a small victualler's shop in the v[illage] of Barr. One arrival at noon - & one despatch at 4p.m., daily, (Sundays excepted). It is a Subpost Under Girvan Post Office and is not a money order office. |
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THE GHAIST GLEN |
The Ghaist Glen
The Ghaist Glen
The Ghaist Glen |
Niel McDonald
J Gibson
D. McKie |
056 |
A small narrow wooded dell throu[gh] which a small stream flows into the water of Gregg. Some superstitions were associated with this glen, the nature of which may be inferred from its name. |
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Sheet 56. plan 12 Traces 4-6 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Post Office - Situation]
E. [East] of Free Church
School
[The Ghaist Glen - Situation]
In the S. E [South East] of
plan, E. [East] of the
Water of Gregg. |
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BARR [village] |
Barr
Barr
Barr |
E B Wallace
Niel Macdonald
Stephen Walker |
056 |
A small straggling village, situated at the confluence of the Gregg with the River Stinchar, about seven miles from Girvan. It contains an Established and a Free Church - their respective schools and manses - each a separate building - an Inn, the usual public houses and victualling shops, and dwelling houses, generally thatched and one storey high. The inhabitants are generally agricultural labourers and weavers. There is an annual fair held in the village. In 1653 the Parish of Barr was disjoined from the parishes of Girvan and Dailly. |
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Sheet 56 - plan 12 Trace 4 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr |
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ESTABLISHED CHURCH |
Established Church
Established Church
Established Church
Established Church |
E B Wallace
Niel McDonald
Stephen Walker
D. McKie |
056 |
A Plain old building situated in the centre of a graveyard many of the tombstones in which bear an ancient dates. The church is furnished with a bell and contains 390 sittings |
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FREE CHURCH [Barr] |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
E B Wallace
Niel McDonald
Stephen Walker
D. McKie |
056 |
This church is situated on an elevated portion of ground in the village of Barr, The building is plain, furnished with a bell, and contains 270 sittings. |
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Sheet 56 - plan 12 Trace 4 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr |
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MANSE [parish; Barr] |
Established Church Manse.
Established Church Manse.
Established Church Manse. |
E B Wallace
Niel McDonald
Stephen Walker |
056 |
A substantial building on the S. [South] bank of the River Stinchar two storeys high. Stipends £331 - Glebe £18. There are good out offices adjacent to the dwelling house. The garden which is considerably removed from the manse is picturesquely situated & tastefully laid out. |
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MANSE [F.C.; Barr] |
Free Church Manse.
Free Church Manse.
Free Church Manse. |
E B Wallace
Niel McDonald
Stephen Walker |
056 |
The residence of the Free Church Minister of the village of Barr, situated adjacent to the Free Church. It is two storeys high, plain and neat. The attached garden is extensive and well laid out. |
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Sheet 56 plan 12 Trace 4 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Manse [parish, Barr] - Situation]
At the West end
of the village of
Barr, about,
2 Chains E [East] of
River Stinchar
[Manse [FC Barr] - Situation]
a little to the
Northwest of the
Post office |
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SCHOOL [parish; SE of Barr] |
Established Church School.
Established Church School.
Established Church School. |
E B Wallace
Niel McDonald
Stephen Walker |
056 |
The building employed for the purpose is one of the now tenements in the village of Barr which skirts the bank of the Water of Gregg It is one storey high and in good repair. Schoolmaster's salary £34, fees about £18 with other emoluments. |
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SCHOOL [F.C.; nr Post Office; Barr] |
Free Church School
Free Church School
Free Church School |
E B Wallace
Niel McDonald
Stephen Walker |
056 |
A detached building, adjacent to the Free Church and Free Church Manse, two storeys high and in good repair |
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Sheet 56 - plan 12 - Trace 4 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[School [parish, S E Barr] - Situation]
In the S E [South East]
of the village
of Barr.
[School [FC, nr Post Office, Barr] - Situation]
A little to the
West of Post Office. |
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WATER OF GREGG |
Water of Gregg
Water of Gregg
Water of Gregg |
Mr Niel McDonald
Mr D. McKie
Mr Stephen Walker |
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A rapid mountain stream which rises between Fell & Cairn Hills & falls into the River Stinchar at the village of Barr. |
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RIVER STINCHAR |
River Stinchar
River Stinchar
River Stinchar
River Stinchar |
Rev. [Reverend] E. B. Wallace
Mr Stephen Walker
Mr D. McKie
Mr Niel McDonald |
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A narrow rapid river which rises in the north of the parish. Its course to the village of Barr is rugged, but from this point to its junction with the sea at Ballantrae, it winds through a well cultivated valley. Its principal tributaries are the Gregg, Assel, Dhuish & Tig Waters. It is the largest river in the S. [South] of the County of Ayr |
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Sheet 56 - plan 12 Traces 1-2 4-5-6 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Water of Gregg - Situation]
Flows Westward
through the South
of plan.
[River Stinchar - Situation]
Flows in a
Southwesterly
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CURLER'S COTTAGE |
Curler's Cottage
Curler's Cottage
Curler's Cottage |
E B Wallace
Niel McDonald
Stephen Walker |
056 |
A small stone & lime building on the S. [South] bank of the Water of Gregg - slated - one storey and in good repair. property of D McKie Esq. |
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DALGARVA |
Dalgarva
Dalgarva
Dalgarva
Dalgarvan |
E B Wallace
Niel McDonald
Stephen Walker
Johnstons Co. [County] Map. |
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A small thatched farmsteading, one storey in indifferent repair property of D McKie |
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Sheet 56 - plan 12 - Traces 4-5 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Curler's Cottage - Situation]
In the S [South] end of
the village of
Barr, about 2
Chains S E [South East] of
Estabh [Established] Ch [Church] School
[Dalgarva - Situation]
Near the S. [South] of
plan, on the
N [North] Bank of the
the Water of Gregg |
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CRAIGMALLOCH |
Craigmalloch
Craigmalloch
Craigmalloch |
E B Wallace
Niel McDonald
Stephen Walker |
056 |
A farmsteading - dwelling house slated, outhouses slated & thatched one storey in tolerable repair - property of James McMillan Esq. |
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WINDY ROW |
Windy Row
Windy Row
Windy Row |
E B Wallace
Niel McDonald
Stephen Walker |
056 |
A long row of thatched tenements, one storey high & in tolerable repairs, situated adjacent to the Village of Barr - property of various persons. |
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Sheet 56 - plan 12 Traces 4-6 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Craigmalloch - Situation]
Near the South
of plan, about
2 chains N [North] of
the Water of Gregg
[Windy Row - Situation]
In the North end
of the Village of
Barr. |
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KELTON |
Kelton
Kelton
Kelton |
E B Wallace
Niel McDonald
Stephen Walker |
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A small arable hill at the base of of which the village of Barr stands property of D McKie Esq |
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KELTON WOOD |
Kelton Wood
Kelton Wood
Kelton Wood |
E B Wallace
Niel McDonald
Stephen Walker |
056 |
An irregularly shaped patch of mixed wood on the summit of Kelton |
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Sheet 56 plan 12 Trace 5 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Kelton - Situation]
E. [East] of Barr
Village
[Kelton Wood - Situation]
On the summit
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AUCHENSOUL BURN |
Auchensoul Burn
Auchensoul Burn
Auchensabhal. G [Gaelic]
i.e. Auchen, field Sabhal
Barn |
E B Wallace
Stephen Walker
D. McKie
Niel McDonald |
056 |
A very rapid mountain stream rising in marshy ground on the hill of Auchensoul and emptying itself into the Stinchar |
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KIRKDOMINA HILL |
Kirkdomina Hill
Kirkdamdie |
E B Wallace
Stephen Walker
D. McKie
Niel McDonald
Johnstons Co. [County] Map |
056 |
A steep ridge of very prominent Rough pasture The property of Sir Thomas Cunningham. |
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Sheet 56 plan 15 Traces 1-2-4-5 -- Phs [Parishes] of Barr & Girvan
[Auchensoul Hill - Situation]
Enters N [North] of the plan
E [East] of Kirkland
Hill & flows S. [South]
till it Joins the
Stinchar a little
below Auchensoul
Farmhouse.
[Kirkdomina Hill - Situation]
N. W. [North West] of Kirk
Dominae Croft. |
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KIRKDOMINÆ |
Kirkdominae |
E B Wallace Stephen Walker
D. McKie
N. McDonald |
A small house built of stone & lime Thatched and in tolerable repair, adjacent, to Kirkdominae Ruin. The property of Sir Thomas Cunningham |
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STRUIL WELL |
Struil Well
Struil Well
Struill Well |
E B Wallace
Stephen Walker
D. McKie
Niel McDonald |
056 |
An excellent spring issuing from a Rock on the steepest part of Kirkdominae hill, it is enclosed on two sides, by a wall of stone and lime, about 6 feet high. The Rock out of which it issues being perpendicular, and about the same height as the walls, forms what may be said to be a third wall enclosing on every side but one, That is the entrance, it is surrounded by a thick patch of brushwood, but does not appear to have ever been roofed. Tradition states that it was from this well the water used at the Church services at Kirkdominae was brought. |
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Sheet 56 - plan 15 Trace 4 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Kirkdominæ - Situation]
Close to Kirk
Dominae Ruins"
[Struil Well - Situation]
Situated on Kirk Dominae
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KIRKDOMINÆ (In Ruins) |
Kirkdominæ
Kirkdominæ
Kirkdominæ
Kirkdominæ
Kirkdamdie}
Kirkdomine}
Kirkdandie}
Kirk Dominæ
Kirkdamdie |
Revd. [Reverend] E. B. Wallace
Stephen Walker
D. McKie
Niel McDonald
Patersons Hist [History] of Ayr.
Stat. [Statistical] Acct. [Account] 1842
Johnstons Co. [County] Map. |
056 |
The ruins of a Roman Catholic Chapel, the time when erected is uncertain, tradition says that it was demolished about the year A D. 1691 by a party of Soldiers who had fought at the Boyne. The walls are Still Standing and apparently about the original height. The property of Sir Thomas Cunningham. |
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Sheet 56 Plan 15. Traces 1 & 4 -- Parish of Barr.
[Written below Other modes of Spelling the same Name]
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"One memorial of Roman Catholic days exists in the ruin of a chapel called Kirk Dominæ, and
"in a well close by it, in the rising ground behind, and approached by a regularly built archway.
"On the site of this chapel an annual fairs most inconveniently held on a Saturday." Stat. [Statistical] Acct [Account] 1842.
"Of old, however, there was a place of worship, now called Kirkdamdie, not far from the existing church. +++
"In the rear of the Kirk there is an excellent well, approached by a covered way. It is not Known when
"this place of worship was erected. It was dedicated to the Holy Trinity, and probably emanated
"from the Church of Girvan, to which parish it formerly belonged. In some of the Charters it is
"called Kildomine, and in one or two old manuscripts Kildinine and Kildamnie" ++++ "The Chapel appears
"to have been in use down to the Reformation, when, like other places of Roman Catholic worship, it
"probably suffered from the zeal and fury of the times." Patersons Hist. [History] of Ayr. |
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KIRKLAND HILL |
Kirkland Hill
Kirkland Hill
Kirkland Hill
Kirkland Hill |
Revd. [Reverend] E. B. Wallace
Stephen Walker.
D. McKie
Niel MacDonald |
056 |
A large and prominent roug[h] pasture hill with a Trig. [Trigonometrical] Station on the Summit, the property of H. H. Onslow Esq., Sir Thoma[s] Cunningham and the Duke De Coigny. |
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Sheet 56. Plan 15 Traces 1 & 4. -- Parishes of Barr & Girvan.
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DULARG HILL |
Dularg Hill |
E B Wallace
Stephen Walker
D. McKie
Niel McDonald |
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A middling sized arable Hill, but not very prominent, The property of Messrs D Rodger, & H. H. Onslow Esqr. |
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DULARG |
Dularg
Dulart |
E B Wallace
Stephen Walker
D. McKie
Niel McDonald
Johnstons Co [County] Map |
056 |
A Farmhouse, with out offices attached built of stone & lime one storey high Thatched, and in tolerable repair. The property of David Rodger Esqr,
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Sheet 56 - plan 15 Traces 5 - 6 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Dularg Hill - Situation]
In the S. E [South East]
corner of the
plan.
[Dularg - Situation]
Situated
midway be-
tween River
Stinchar and
Dularg Hill |
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AUCHENSOUL |
Auchensoul
Auchensowl Vide Gaelic name as I gave it
Auchensoul
Auchinsoul |
E B Wallace
Stephen Walker
D. McKie
Niel McDonald
Johnstons Co. [County] Map.
Patersons Hist [History] of Ayr |
056 |
A Farmhouse 2 storeys high, built of stone & lime, slated, and in good repair, with out offices attached only one storey all slated and in very good repair The property of H. H. Onslow Esqr. |
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AUCHENSOUL HILL |
Auchensoul Hill
Auchensowl |
E B Wallace
Stephen Walker
D. McKie
N. McDonald |
056 |
A large and rather prominent Rough pasture hill, The property of Henry Hughes Onslow Esqr. |
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Sheet 56 - plan 15 Traces 2-3-5 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Auchensoul - Situation]
On the W. [West] Bank
of Auchensoul
Burn a little
to the North of
the River
Stinchar
[Auchensoul Hill - Situation]
Situated in
the North and
North East
of the plan. |
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KIRKDOMINÆ CROFT |
Kirkdominæ Croft |
E B Wallace
Stephen Walker
D. McKie
Niel Macdonald |
056 |
A small patch of Arable land enclosed on one side by a fence and one the remaining sidesby wood it is situated on the side of Kirkdominae Hill, but the itself is quite level, an annual Fair was held here from 1691- from the time of the destruction of the Church - up to 1851, it is discontinued at this date in consequence of its having become ob??ious to the inhabitants of the surrounding district. The ruin of Kirk dominae stands on this piece of ground, And it is probable that previous to the demolition of the Church, it formed a portion of the Glebe Land, although tradition is silent on the subject. |
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Sheet 56 - plan 15 Trace 4 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Situation]
S. W [South West] of Kirk
Dominae. |
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RIVER STINCHAR |
River Stinchar |
E B Wallace
Stephen Walker
D. McKie
Niel McDonald |
056 |
A middling sized river, which rises from a spring in the North of the parish it is rapid in its course, and very rugged, down to the village of Barr; It passes through a well cultivated valley until it empties into the sea at Ballantrae. Its principal Tributaries are Gregg, Assel, Duisk & Tig. Salmon and Trout are to be found in it not plentiful. It is the largest river in the south of the County |
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Sheet 56 - plan 15 Traces 3 - 4 - 5 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Situation]
Flows from
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S. W. [South West] corner
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DINMURCHIE |
Dinmurchie
Dunmurchie
Dinmurchie
Dinmurchie
Dinmurchie
Drummurchie |
E. B. Wallace
Niel McDonald
Stephen Walker
D. McKie
Johnstons Co. [County] Map
Patersons Hist [History] of Ayr |
056 |
A finely Situated and extensive farmsteading on the water of Gregg property of Sir James Ferguson Bart [Baronet]. The dwelling house is two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair offices extensive Slated buildings one Storey. there is a thrashing mill attached. |
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DINMURCHIE LOCH |
Dinmurchie Loch
Dunmurchie Loch
Dinmurchie Loch
Dinmurchie Loch |
E. B. Wallace
Niel McDonald
Stephen Walker
D. McKie. |
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A large peat hole filled with water on an elevated portion of Dinmurchie farm. |
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Sheet 56 Plan 16 Traces 1 & 6 -- Barr Parish
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ALLTAN ALBANY |
Altin Albany
Alltan Albany
Alltan Albany
Alltan Albany
Altenalbany
Altanalbany |
E. B. Wallace
Niel McDonald
Stephen Walker
D. McKie
Johnstons Co [County] Map
Patersons Hist [History] of Ayr |
056 |
A new and extensive fearmsteading dwelling house two Storeys high with out offices one Storey. all Slated and in good repair. property of H. H. Onslow Esq. There is a thrashing mill attached. |
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ALBANY PARK |
Albany Park
Albany Park
Albany Park
Albany Park |
E. B. Wallace
Niel McDonald
Stephen Walker.
D. McKie. |
056 |
A plain neat mansion adjacent to the village of Barr. the property and occasional residence of H. H. Onslow Esq. A recent addition is built of brick. The building two Storeys high, attached garden extensive. |
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LOXTON |
Loxton
Loxton
Loxton
Loxton
Lochstone |
E. B. Wallace
Niel MacDonald
Stephen Walker
D McKie
Johnstons Co. [County] Map |
056 |
An old farmsteading in bad repair. dwelling house two Storeys high. property of James McMillan Esq. |
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Sheet 56 Plan 16 Traces 1 & 3 -- Parish of Barr.
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AUCHENSOUL HILL |
Auchensoul Hill
Auchensoul Hill
Auchensoul Hill
Auchensowl Hill |
Revd. [Reverend] E.B. Wallace
Mr. S. Walker
D. McKie Esq.
Mr. N. McDonald |
056 |
A large and prominent rough pasture hill. property of H. H. Onslow Esq. Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its Summit. |
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ALBANY BURN |
Albany Burn
Albany Burn
Albany Burn |
Revd. [Reverend] E. B. Wallace
D. McKie Esq.
Revd. [Reverend] J. Gibson. |
056 |
A rapid stream which collects from Surface water near the N. [North] base of Drumnellie Mill, and flowing for the most part through a wooded glen, empties itself into the River Stinchar at Albany Park. |
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WATER OF GREGG |
Water of Gregg
Water of Gregg
Water of Gregg
Gregg Burn |
Mr. N. McDonald
D. McKie Esq.
Mr. S. Walker.
Johnstons Co. [County] Map. |
056 |
A rapid mountain stream which rises between Fell and Cairn Hills and falls into the River Stinchar at the Village of Barr. |
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Sheet 56. Plan 16. Traces 1.3.4.5 & 6 -- Parish of Barr.
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CHANGUE BURN |
Changue Burn
Changue Burn
Changue Burn |
Revd. [Reverend] E. B. Wallace
Revd. [Reverend] J. Gibson
D. McKie Esq. |
056 |
A rapid stream which takes its rise from surface water at the base of Long Hill and falls into the Water of Gregg near Changue Farmhouse. |
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CHANGUE POINT |
Changue Point
Changue Point
Changue Point |
Revd. [Reverend] E. B. Wallace
Revd. [Reverend] J. Gibson
D. McKie Esq. |
056 |
An extensive piece of table land partly arable and partly heathy, situated on the S. [South] Side of Changue and contiguous to Lay Hill - |
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DULARG HILL |
Dularg Hill
Dularg Hill
Dularg Hill
Dularg Hill |
Revd. [Reverend] E.B. Wallace
Mr. S. Walker
D. McKie Esq.
Mr. N. McDonald |
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A middling sized but not prominent hill - Arable and having a Trig [Trigonometrical] Station on its Summit. property of H.H. Onslow Esq. and D. Rodger |
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Sheet 56 Plan 16 Traces 1.3 & 4 -- Parish of Barr.
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RIVER STINCHAR |
River Stinchar
River Stinchar
River Stinchar
River Stinchar
Stinchar River
The Stinchar
The Stinchar |
Revd. [Reverend] E. B. Wallace
Mr. S. Walker
D. McKie Esq.
Mr. N. McDonald
Johnstons Co. [County] Map.
Ayrshire Streams
Stat. [Statistical] Acct. [Account] 1842 |
056 |
A rapid river which takes its rise from a spring in the North of the parish. Course rocky to the village of Barr from which it passes through a well cultivated valley to its junction with the Sea at Ballantrae. |
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Sheet 56 Plan 16. -- Parish of Barr
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MINUNTION |
Minuntion
Minuntion
Minuntion
Macnunchion
Monuncion |
E B Wallace
D. McKie
J Gibson
Johnstons Co. [County] Map
Patersons Hist. [History] of Ayr. |
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A farmsteading, dwellinghouse and out offices, slated one storey high and in tolerable repairs - property of __ Blair Esq |
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PINCLANTY |
Pinclanty
Pinclanty
Pinclanty
Pinclanty |
E B Wallace
D. McKie
J Gibson
Johnstons Co. [County] Map |
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A farmhouse with out offices, each one storey high, slated and in good repair - property of H. Hamilton Esq. |
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Sheet 62 - plan 2 Traces 4-5 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr |
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PINCLANTY T. P. [Turn Pike] |
Pinclanty Toll
Pinclanty Toll
Pinclanty Toll |
E B Wallace
D. McKie
James Gibson |
062 |
A small house, one storey high, slated and in good repair. Toll dues which were formed exacted here have for sometime been discontinued. |
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HIGH PINCLANTY |
High Pinclanty
High Pinclanty
High Pinclanty
Pinclanty |
E. B Wallace
D. McKie
James Gibson
Johnstons Co. [County] Map |
062 |
A farmhouse, now occupied by a cotter, one storey high, thatched and in bad repairs. property of H. Hamilton Esq. |
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Sheet 62 - plan 2, Trace 5 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr |
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KIRKLAND |
Kirkland
Kirkland
Kirkland
Kirkland
Kirklands |
Rev [Reverend] E. B Wallace
D. McKie Esq.
Rev. [Reverend] J. Gibson
Johnstons Co. [County] Map
Patersons Hist [History] of Ayr. |
062 |
A farmsteading partly slated & partly thatched, dwelling house two storeys, out offices one storey - property of Sir Thomas Cunninghame |
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CAIRNWHIN HILL |
Cairnwhin Hill
Cairnwhin Hill
Cairnwhin Hill |
Mr Niel McDonald
Mr Stephen Walker
Rev [Reverend] E. B Wallace |
062 |
A middling - sized, but prominent rough pasture hill, with a Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station on its summit - property of John McFadyen Esq. & H Hamilton Esq.
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SKILLMORE HILL |
Skillmore Hill
Skillmore Hill
Skillmore Hill |
Mr Niel McDonald
Mr Stephen Walker
Rev. [Reverend] E. B. Wallace |
062 |
A small but very prominent Rough Pasture Hill - property of H Hamilton Esq. |
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RIVER STINCHAR |
River Stinchar
River Stinchar
River Stinchar
River Stinchar |
Rev. [Reverend] E. B Wallace
Mr S Wallace
D. McKie Esq
Mr Niel McDonald |
062 |
A middling sized river which rises from a spring in the N. [North] the parish rapid & rugged continues to the village of Barr. It passes through a well-cultivated valley from this point to the village of Ballantrae where it empties itself into the sea - It is the largest river in the South of the County |
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Sheet 62 Plan 2 Traces 3-4-5-6 -- Parish of Barr |
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BENAN BURN |
Benan Burn
Benan Burn
Benan Burn |
E B Wallace
D McKie
J Gibson |
062 |
A small burn which rises between Benan & Kirkland Hills, and empties itself into the Stinchar. |
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PINCLANTY MILL (Fulling & Corn) |
Pinclanty Mill
Pinclanty Mill
Pinclanty Mill
Pinclanty Mill |
E B Wallace
D. McKie
J Gibson
Johnstons Co. [County] Map. |
062 |
A wauk and corn mill, one storey high, slated and in very good repairs. property of H. Hamilton Esq |
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MERKLAND |
Merkland
Merkland
Merkland
Merkland |
E B Wallace
D. McKie
James Gibson
Johnstons Co. [County] Map |
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A farmhouse with out offices partly thatched and partly slated in tolerable repair - property of H Hamilton Esq. |
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CRAIGBICKERAE HILL |
Craigbickerae Hill
Craigbickerae Hill
Craigbickerae Hill |
EB Wallace
D. McKie
James Gibson |
062 |
A prominent portion Bennan Hill producing rough pasture, and having a few scattered trees on its to the River Stinchar - property of Sir Thomas Cunninghame |
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CANTERSTY HILL |
Cantersty Hill
Cantersty Hill
Canterstay Hill |
E B Wallace
D. McKie
James Gibson |
062 |
A prominent point on Bennan Hill affording rough pasture. There are few scattered trees on its side of the Stinchar - property of Sir Thomas Cunningham. |
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Sheet 62 - plan 2 Traces 2-3-6 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr |
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PINCLANTY MILL (Fulling) |
Pinclanty Mill
Pinclanty Mill
Pinclanty Mill |
E B Wallace
D. McKie
James Gibson |
062 |
A wauk mill with a dwelling house attached, the former slated and the latter thatched, both in good repair. property of H Hamilton Esq. |
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AUCHLEWAN |
Auchlewan
Auchlewan
Auchlewan
Auchlewan
Auchinlewan or Auchlewan |
E B Wallace
D. McKie
James Gibson
Johnstons Co. [County] Map
Patersons Hist [History] of Ayr. |
062 |
A farmhouse with out offices, one storey high, slated and in good repair - property of Capt. [Captain] Kennedy. |
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Sheet 62 - plan 2 - Traces 2-5 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Auchlewan]
This is probably derived from the Gaelic words
Achadh, pronounced achă field &
Leathann, pronounced, Leăn, broad, IE. a broad field or farm. H McRae. |
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BENAN HILL |
Benan Hill
Benan Hill
Benan Hill |
E B Wallace
D. McKie
James Gibson |
062 |
A high and extensive hill producing rough pasture - property of various persons. |
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BENAN |
Benan
Benan
Benan
S. [South] Bennan |
E B Wallace
D. McKie
J Gibson
Johnstons Co. [County] Map |
062 |
A farmhouse with out offices partly thatched & partly slated all in good repair - property of Sir Thomas Cunninghame |
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Sheet 62 - plan 2 Traces 1-2-3-4-5 -- Phs [Parishes] of Girvan & Barr |
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KIRKLAND |
Kirkland
Kirkland
Kirkland |
E B Wallace
D. McKie
J Gibson |
062 |
A farmsteading partly slated & partly thatched dwelling ho [house] two storeys, out offices one storey, property of Sir Thomas Cunninghame |
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BURNFOOT |
Burnfoot
Burnfoot
Burnfoot |
E B Wallace
D. McKie
J Gibson |
062 |
A thatched cothouse on the S [South] bank of the River Stinchar property of John McFadyen Esq. |
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BENAN BURN |
Benan Burn
Benan Burn
Benan Burn |
Rev [Reverend] E B Wallace
D McKie Esq
Rev [Reverend] J Gibson |
062 |
A small stream which rises between Kirkland & Benan Hills & empties itself into the Stinchar |
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Sheet 62 - plan 3 - Trace 1 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Kirkland - Situation]
In the N. W [North West] corner
of Plan, close to
Kirkland Hill
[Burnfoot - Situation]
About 20 chains
South of Kirkland |
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CAIRNWHIN |
Cairnwhin
Cairnwhin
Cairnwhin
Cairnwhin |
E B Wallace
D. McKie
James Gibson
Johnstons Co. [County] Map. |
062 |
A farmsteading near the junction of Laggangill & Traboyack Burns Dwelling house one storey and slated, out offices slated, & thatched, one storey high, and all in good repair property of John McFadyen Esq |
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DRUMNEILLIE BURN |
Drumneillie
Drumneillie
Drumneillie |
E B Wallace
D. McKie
James Gibson |
062 |
A short but broad stream rises on the W. [West] side of Traboyack and Drumnellie flows through Laggangill Glen and joins Traboyack Burn a few yards before their mutual junction with the River Stinchar. |
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Sheet 62 - plan 3 Traces 1-4 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Cairnwhin - Situation]
About 7 chains S.S E. [South South East]
of Burnfoot near the
Juncture of Drum-
neillie & by Traboyack
Burn
[Drumneillie Burn - Situation]
Flows Northward
through Laggangill
Glen & joins Tra-
boyack Burn
about 3 Chains
before their mutual
junction with the
Stinchar.
See authorities on Page 84 for Drumneillie Burn |
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RIVER STINCHAR |
River Stinchar
River Stinchar
River Stinchar
River Stinchar |
Rev. [Reverend] E. B. Wallace
Mr S Walker
D. McKie
Mr N. McDonald |
062 |
A middling sized river which takes its rise from a spring in the N. [North] of the parish, has a rapid & rugged course to the village of Barr, from which it flows through a well cultivated valled till it empties itself into the Sea at Ballantrae. |
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DULARG HILL |
Dularg Hill
Dularg Hill
Dularg Hill
Dularg Hill |
Rev. [Reverend] E. B Wallace
Mr S. Walker
D McKie
Mr N. McDonald |
062 ; 056 |
An extensive arable hill property of D. Rodger & H. H. Onslow Esq. |
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Sheet 62 Plan 3 Traces 1-2-3 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[River Stinchar - Situation]
Flows through
the N. W. [North West] of plan.
[Dularg Hill - Situation]
In the North &
N. [North] East of Plan. |
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CAIRNWHIN HILL |
Cairnwhin Hill
Cairnwhin Hill
Cairnwhin Hill |
Mr N. McDonald
Mr S. Walker
Rev. [Reverend] E. B. Wallace |
062 |
A middling sized and prominently rough pasture hill with a Trigl [Trigonometrical] station on its summit - property of John McFadzean and Hugh Hamilton Esq There are no traces of the cairn from which this hill probably derived its name |
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[Situation]
In the W S. W. [West South West]
of Plan. |
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TRABOYACK BURN |
Traboyack Burn
Traboyack Burn
Traboyack Burn
Traboyack
Traboyack |
E B Wallace
D. McKie
J Gibson
Johnstons Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
062 |
A rapid stream which collects from surface water, flows through the farm of Traboyack and receives Drumnellie Burn a few yards before its confluence with the Stinchar. |
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TRABOYACK |
Traboyack
Trabayack
Trabayack
Traboyack
Traboyack |
E B Wallace
D. McKie
J Gibson
Johnstons Co. [County] Map.
Voters List. |
062 |
A farmsteading dwelling house & offices slated, one storey high and in good repair - property of H. H. Onslow Esq. |
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Sheet 62 - plan 3 Traces 1-2 5 6 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr |
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LAMDOUGHTY |
Lamdoughty
Lamdoughty
Lamdoughty
Lamdoughty |
E B Wallace
D. McKie
James Gibson
Johnstons Co. [County] Map |
062 |
A farmsteading dwellinghouse and offices thatched and in bad repair property of D Rodger Esq |
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KNOCKENAYE |
Knockenaye
Knockenaye
Knockenaye |
E B Wallace
D. McKie
James Gibson |
062 |
A conspicuous point on Doulait Hill, embracing a small portion of Traboyack farm Property of H H Onslow Esq & D Rodger Esq. |
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Sheet 62 - plan 3 - Traces 2-3-5 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Knockenaye]
This word is Celtic & Signifies
the Deer's Hill. H. McRae |
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TRABOYACK MID GLEN |
Traboyack Mid Glen
Traboyack Mid Glen
Traboyack Mid Glen |
E B Wallace
D. McKie
James Gibson |
062 |
A small steep glen on the farm of Traboyack - property of H H Onslow Esq. |
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TRABOYACK MID BURN |
Traboyack Mid Burn
Traboyack Mid Burn
Traboyack Mid Burn |
E B Wallace
D. McKie
James Gibson |
062 |
A small stream which flows through Traboyack Mid glen into Traboyack Burn. |
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Sheet 62 - plan 3 Trace 6 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Traboyack Mid Glen - Situation]
Near the S. E [South East] of
Plan & S [South] of Dularg
Hill.
[Traboyack Mid Burn - Situation]
Flows N. [North] through
Traboyack Mid
Glen & Joins Tra-
boyack Burn. |
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MILKHOUSE GLEN |
Milkhouse Glen
Milkhouse Glen
Milkhouse Glen |
E B Wallace
D. McKie
J Gibson |
062 |
A small steep glen on the farm of Traboyack - property of H H Onslow Esq. |
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MILKHOUSE BURN |
Milkhouse Burn
Milkhouse Burn
Milkhouse Burn |
E B Wallace
D. McKie
J. Gibson |
062 |
A small but rapid stream which flows through Milkhouse Glen into Traboyack Burn |
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Sheet 62 - plan 3 Trace 6 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Milkhouse Glen - Situation]
Near the East of
Plan & about 13
chains E [East] of Tra-
boyack Mid Glen.
[Milkhouse Burn - Situation]
Flows through
Milkhouse Glen
into Traboyack
Burn |
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GLEN HOUSE |
Glen House
Glen House
Glen House |
E B Wallace
D. McKie
James Gibson |
062 |
A thatched cothouse in Laggangill Glen property of David Rodger Esq. |
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HOLM HOUSE |
Holm House
Holm House
Holm House |
E B Wallace
D. McKie
James Gibson |
062 |
A thatched cothouse, one storey high, in bad repair - property of D Rodger Esq |
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Sheet 62 - plan 3 Trace 1 & 4 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Glen House - Situation]
About 4 Chains
S. E. [South East] Cairnwhin
& close to Drum-
neillie Burn.
[Holm House - Situation]
About 9 chains
E [East] of Burnfoot &
1 chain N [North] of
Traboyack Burn. |
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CLASHNACROY |
Clashnacroy
Clashnacroy
Clashnacroy |
E B Wallace
D. McKie
J Gibson |
062 |
A small farmhouse with Outoffices, slated, one storey high & in good repair - property of H H Onslow Esq. |
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BOURTREE |
Bourtree
Bourtree
Bourtree |
E B Wallace
D. McKie
J Gibson |
062 |
A ruined cothouse - property of H. H Onslow Esq |
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Sheet 62 - plan 3 Trace 1 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Clashnacroy - Situation]
About 6 chains
N. E. [North East] of Holm
House & 8 chains
W [West] of Dularg Hill
[Bourtree - Situation]
At the North of Plan |
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LAGGANGILL GLEN |
Laggangill Glen
Laggangill Glen
Laggangill Glen |
E B Wallace
D. McKie
J Gibson |
062 |
A small wooded glen through which runs Drumneillie Burn the property of David Rodger Esq. & John McFadyen Esq. |
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LAGGANGILL |
Laggangill
Laggangill
Laggangill
Lagangill |
E B Wallace
D. McKie
J Gibson
Johnstons Co. [County] Map. |
062 |
A dilapidated farmhouse untenanted. The dwellinghouse & out offices were thatched - property of John McFadyen Esq. |
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Sheet 62 - plan 3 Traces 1 - 4 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Laggangill Glen - Situation]
Near the S. W. [South West]
of Plan & E [East] of
Cairnwhin Hill.
[Laggangill - Situation]
In the S. W. [South West] corner
of the Plan close
to Fortypennies
Burn. |
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FORTYPENNIES BURN |
Fortypennies Burn
Fortypennies Burn
Fortypennies Burn |
E B Wallace
D. McKie
James Gibson |
062 |
A small stream which rises on the N. E. [North East] side of Cairnwhin Hill and falls into Drumneillie Burn. |
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Sheet 62 - plan 3 Traces 4 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Situation]
Flows the S W [South West]
corner of the Plan
into Drumneillie
Burn. |
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DULARG HILL |
Dularg Hill
Dularg Hill
Dularg Hill
Dularg Hill |
Rev [Reverend] E B Wallace
Mr S. Walker
D McKie Esq.
Mr Niel McDonald |
062 ; 056 |
An extensive arable hill not very prominent. property of H H Onslow Esq. & D Rodger. |
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MILKHOUSE BURN |
Milkhouse Burn
Milkhouse Burn
Milkhouse Burn |
Rev [Reverend] E. B. Wallace
D McKie Esq.
Rev. [Reverend] James Gibson |
062 |
A small but rapid stream which flows through Milkhouse Glen into Traboyack Burn |
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Sheet 62 plan 4 Traces 1 - 2 & 4 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Dularg Hill - Situation]
In the North
& Northeast of
the Plan.
[Milkhouse Burn - Situation]
Near the E [East] of
Plan, flows N [North]
through Milk-
house Glen into
Trabryack Burn. |
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WHITE KNOWES |
White Knowes
White Knowes
White Knowes |
E B Wallace
D McKie
J Gibson |
062 |
A shepherds house with offices attached, slated, one storey high, and in good repair - property of H. H. Onslow Esq. |
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LAGGANMONIE BURN |
Lagganmonie Burn
Lagganmonie Burn
Lagganmonie Burn |
E B Wallace
D. McKie
J Gibson |
062 |
A small rapid stream which after a short course through a small glen falls into Traboyack Dam. |
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Sheet 62 plan 4 Trace 1 & 2 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr |
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ALBANY BURN |
Albany Burn
Albany Burn
Albany Burn |
E B Wallace
D. McKie
James Gibson |
062 |
A rapid stream which collects from surface water near the W. [West] base of Drumnellie Hill and flowing for the most part through a glen empties itself into the River Stinchar |
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Sheet 62 plan 4 Traces 3 - 6 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr |
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FELL HILL |
Fell Hill
Fell Hill
Fell Hill
Fell Hill |
Mr Niel McDonald
Rev. [Reverend] E B Wallace
Rev. [Reverend] James Gibson
Mr Stephen Walker |
062 |
A large & very prominent hill producing rough & heathy pastures - property of Sir James Ferguson. |
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DRUMNEILLIE HILL |
Drumneillie Hill
Drumneillie Hill
Drumneillie Hill
Drumneillie Hill
Drumnellie Rigg |
Mr N. McDonald.
Rev. [Reverend] E. B. Wallace
Mr S. Walker
Rev. [Reverend] J Gibson
Johnstons Co. [County] Map. |
062 |
A large ridge of elevated ground, rather prominent producing good rough pasture property of HH Onslow Esq. & D Rodger Esq |
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Sheet 62 plan 4 Traces 5.6 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Fell Hill - Situation]
In the S.E. [South East]
corner of Plan.
[Drumneillie Hill - Situation]
At the South
of Plan & West of
Fell Hill. |
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LAIGH LAGGANMONIE |
Laigh Lagganmonie
Laigh Lagganmonie
Laigh Lagganmonie |
E B Wallace
D. McKie
James Gibson |
062 |
The site of an old farmsteading standing on a prominent Green knoll - property of H H Onslow |
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TRABOYACK BURN |
Traboyack Burn
Traboyack Burn
Traboyack Burn |
Rev. [Reverend] E. B. Wallace
D McKie Esq
Rev. [Reverend] J. Gibson |
062 |
A rapid stream which collects surface water near white Know flows through the farm of Traboyack and receives Drumneillie Burn a few yards before its confluence with the Stinchar |
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Sheet 62 - plan 4 Trace 4 & 1 -- Ph [Parish] of Barr
[Laigh Lagganmonie - Situation]
At the west of Plan, about 7½
Chains S [South] of Lag-
ganmonie Burn &
1½ Chain N [North] of Milkhouse Burn
[Traboyack Burn - Situation]
Flows S.W. [South West]
through N.W [North West]
of Plan. |
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PINMORE MAINS |
Pinmore Mains
Penmore Mains
Penmore Mains
Mains of Penmore
Mains of Pinmore |
Revd. [Reverend] William Dill
John Jamieson
John F Gray
Johnstons Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
062 |
A farmsteading. With the exception of the most Southern outhouse the buildings are Slated, Stone and lime, one Storey high and in excellent repair - property of Captain Hugh Hamilton. |
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62.5 Traces 2 & 5 -- Parish of Barr
[Other modes of Spelling the same Name]
copy |
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BALLOCHMORRIE BURN |
Ballochmorrie Burn |
Niel McDonald
Stephen Walker
E B Wallace |
062 |
A rapid mountain stream, rising in marshy ground, in the moors of Pinclaunty, and emptying itself into the River Stincher. |
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BALLOCHMORRIE |
Ballochmorrie
Baligmories
Belliskmorey |
N. McDonald
Stephen Walker
E B Wallace
Johnstons Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
062 |
Farm steading of stone an[d] lime one storey high par[tly] slated & partly thatched bu[t] all in very bad repair. The property of Hugh Hamilton Esqr. |
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[She]et 62 Plan 6 Trace 1 -- Parish of Barr
[Ballochmorrie Burn - Situation]
Flows in
a Northwest-
erly direction
through the
West part
of Plan
[Ballochmorrie - Situation]
Near the N
W [North West] Corner of
the plan on
the North bank
of Ballochmorrie
Burn. |
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T'HOLM HILL |
T'holm Hill i.e. the holm hill
Thombhill |
N. McDonald
Stephen Walker
E B Wallace
Johnstons Co [County] Map |
062 |
A middling sized but rather prominent rough pasture hi[ll] The property of Hugh Hami[lton] Esquire. It has a Trig [Trigonometrical] station on its summit. |
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SKILLMORE HILL |
Skillmore Hill |
N. McDonald
Stephen Walker
E B. Wallace. |
062 |
A small but very prominent rough pasture hill. The p[ro]perty of Hugh Hamilton Esq[uire] |
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Sheet 62 Plan 6 Traces 1 & 5 -- Parish of Barr
[T'holm Hill - Situation]
Situated be-
tween the centre
& South Edge
of Plan.
[Skillmore Hill - Situation]
Near the N W [North West]
corner of Plan
and about
22 chains to
the Northeast
of Ballochmorrie |
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DOCHERNIEL BURN |
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Docherniel Burn
Dochmarneil Burn |
William MCrie Esqr
John F Gray. Esqr
Mr John Jamieson
Johnstons Co. [County] Map |
062 |
A rapid mountain stream, rising in marshy Ground, in the Farm of Mark and emptying itself into the Water of Muck. |
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Sheet 62 Plan 6 Traces 5 & 6 -- Parish of Barr
[Situation]
Flows in
a South-
Westerly dir-
ection through
the centre of
the Plan |
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CAIRNWHIN HILL |
Cairnwhin Hill |
N. McDonald
Stephen Walker
E B Wallace |
A middling sized but prominent rough pasture hill, with a Trig [Trigonometrical] station on its summit. The property of John McFadzean & H Hamilton Esqs There is no appearance of there ever having been a Cairn on this hill. |
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Sheet 62 Plan 6 Traces 2 & 3 -- Parish of Barr
[Situation]
Situated
near the N E [North East]
of the Plan |
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MUCK WATER |
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Muck Water
Muick Water
Muck Water |
Revd [Reverend] William Moore
James McIlraith Esqr
William McCulloch Esqr
Revd [Reverend] E. B. Wallace
Johnstons Co. [County] Map |
062 |
A river of no great extent, which takes its rise from marshy ground, on the farm of Little Shalloch; flows through a partially Cultivated Valley and falls into the Duisk, one mile above that rivers junction with the Stinchar |
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Sheet 62. Plan 7. Trace 6 -- Parish of Barr |
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KNOCKODHAR |
Knockodhar i.e. The dune or sallow knoll
Knockodhar i.e. The dune or sallow knoll
Knockodhar i.e. The dune or sallow knoll
Knockodhar i.e. The dune or sallow knoll
Little Knockour
Meikle Knockour |
Niel McDonald
EB Wallace
Stephen Walker
James Gibson
Johnstons Co [County] Map
Johnstons Co [County] Map |
062 |
A middling sized but not prom[i]nent Hill, producing rough pasture & moss, Having a Trig [Trigonometrical] Stati[on] on its summit The property of Hugh Hamilton & John McFadzean Esqrs |
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DRUMNEILLIE BURN |
Drumneillie Bourne
Drumneillie Burn
Drumneillie Burn
Drumneillie Burn |
Niel McDonald
E B Wallace
Stephen Walker
James Gibson |
062 |
A rapid mountain stream collecting from Surface Drains and emptying itself into the River Stinchar near Cairnwhin |
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Sheet 62 Plan 7 Tracings Nos 1. 2. 3 & 4 -- Parish of Barr |
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FELL HILL |
Fell Hill
Fell Hill
Fell Hill |
Niel McDonald
E B Wallace
Stephen Walker
James Gibson |
062 |
A large and very prominent Hill, producing rough and Heathy pasture. The property of Sir James Ferguson |
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MID HILL |
Mid Hill
Mid Hill
Mid Hill |
Niel McDonald
E B Wallace
Stephen Walker
James Gibson |
062 |
A large but not prominent Hill producing generally rough pasture. The property of H. H. Onslow Esqr . |
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Sheet 62 plan 8 Traces 3.5 & 6 -- Parish of Barr
[Fell Hill - Situation]
In the N E [North East]
corner of plan
& N. E. [North East] of Muck
Water.
[Mid Hill - Situation]
North of Loch
hill. |
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LOCH SCALLOCH |
Loch Scalloch
Loch Scalloch
Loch Scalloch |
Niel Macdonald
E B Wallace
Stephen Walker
James Gibson |
062 |
A small irregular shaped fresh water Loch, property of Henry Hughes Onslow Esq |
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LOCH HILL |
Loch Hill
Loch Hill
Loch Hill |
Niel McDonald
E B Wallace
Stephen Walker
James Gibson |
062 |
A middling sized Hill producing mossy Heathy and rough pasture The property of H. H. Onslow Esqr |
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Sheet 62 plan 8 Traces 5 & 6 -- Parish of Barr
[Loch Scalloch - Situation]
At the S. [South]
edge of Plan
W. [West] of Loch Hill
& S. [South] of Mid Hill
[Loch Hill - Situation]
In the S. E. [South East]
Corner of Plan |
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GREENSIDES |
Greensides
Greensides |
Niel McDonald
E B Wallace
Stephen Walker
James Gibson |
062 |
A long ridge of very elevated ground, producing rough pasture, and having a Trig [Trigonometrical] Station, on its Highest point. The property of Henry Hughes Onslow Esqr. |
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HIGH LAGGANMONIE |
High Lagganmonaidh
High Lagganmonie
High Lagganmonie
High Lagganmonie |
Niel McDonald
E B Wallace
Stephen Walker
James Gibson |
062 |
A Farm House in ruins. The property of H H Onslow Esqr. |
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Sheet 62 Plan 8 Trace 1 4 & 5 -- Parish of Barr
[Greensides - Situation]
at the South
Edge of plan
[High Lagganmonie - Situation]
N. W. [North West] of Drum-
neilly Hill |
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DRUMNEILLIE HILL |
Drumneillie Hill
Drumneillie Hill
Drumneillie Hill
Drumnellie Rigg |
Niel McDonald
E B Wallace
Stephen Walker
James Gibson
Johnstons Co. [County] Map. |
062 |
A long ridge of elevated ground, and rather prominent producing good rough pasture The property of Henry Hughes Onslow Esqr |
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MUCK WATER |
Muck Water
Muick Water
Muick Water
Muck Water |
Revd [Reverend] William Moore
James McIlraith Esqr
William McCulloch Esqr
E B Wallace
James Gibson
Johnstons Co. [County] Map |
062 |
A river of no great extent, which takes its rise from marshy ground on the Farm of Little Shalloch; flows through a partially Cultivated valley: and empties itsilf into the Duisk, one mile above that river's junction with the Stinchar. |
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Sheet 62 Plan 8 Traces 1,2,3 & 4 -- Parish of Barr
[Drumneillie Hill - Situation]
Near the Middle
of plan, N W. [North West]
of Muck Water.
[Muck Water - Situation]
Flows from
N. E. [North East] to S. W. [South West]
Corner of Plan. |
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KNOCKNAMUCK |
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Knocknamuck |
Mr John Jamieson
John F Gray Esqr
William McCrie Esqr |
062 |
A middling sized arable hill. the property of H. Hamilton Esqr. |
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DOCHERNIEL BURN |
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Docherniel Burn
Dochmarneil Burn |
William McCrie Esq
John F Gray Esq
Mr John Jamieson
Johnstons Co. [County] Map |
062 |
A rapid Mountain stream rising in marshy ground, on the Farm of Mark, and emptying itself into the Water of Muck |
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Sheet 62 Plan 10 Traces 2. 3, 5 & 6 -- Parishes of Barr & Colmonell |
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MUCK WATER |
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Muck Water
Muck Water |
Revd [Reverend] William Moore
James McIlraith Esq
William McCulloch Esqr
Johnstons Co [County] Map. |
062 |
A River of no great extent, wh[ich] takes its rise from marshy grou[nd] on the Farm of Little Shalloch: f[lows] through a partially cultivated v[alley] and falls into the Duisk, one Mi[le] above that Rivers junction with [the] Stinchar. |
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Sheet 62 Plan 10 Traces 4 & 6 -- Parishes of Barr & Colmonell |
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GLAKE BURN |
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Glake Burn |
William McCrie Esq
John F Gray Esqr
Mr John Jamieson |
062 |
A small stream rising in Moorland, and falling into Docherniel Burn, and forms the Boundary, between the Parishes of Barr & Colmonell. |
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Sheet 62 Plan 10 Trace 4 -- Parishes of Barr & Colmonell
[Glake - Struck through]
In Colmonell Parish |
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MUCK WATER |
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Muck Water
Muick Water
Muick Water
Muck Water |
Revd [Reverend] William Moore
James McIlraith Esqr
William McCulloch Esqr
E B Wallace
James Gibson
Johnstons Co. [County] Map |
062 |
A river of no great extent which takes its rise from marshy ground, on the Farm of Little Shalloch, flows through a partially Cultivated valley and falls into the Duisk, one mile above that River's junction with the Stinchar. |
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LITTLE SHALLOCH |
Little Shalloch
Little Shalloch
Little Shalloch
Little Shalloch
Little Shalloch |
Niel Macdonald
E B Wallace
Stephen Walker
James Gibson
Johnstons Co [County] Map
Voters List |
062 |
A Farm House, presently Occupied by a Shepherd, It is built of Stone & lime one Storey High Thatched and in very bad repair, The property of H. H. Onslow Esqr |
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Sheet 62 Plan 11 Traces 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6. -- Parish of Barr |
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KILBRIDE KNOWE |
Kilbride Knowe
Kilbride Knowe
Kilbride Knowe |
Niel McDonald
E B Wallace
Stephen Walker
James Gibson |
062 |
A small prominent Knowe, on the summit of which is a Cairn, but no information relative to it can be obtained; The property of Hugh Hamilton Esqr. |
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CAIRN [Kilbride Knowe] |
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The cairn is large, and the stones composing it are covered with a deep coat of soil. |
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MARK |
Mark
Mark
Markfarm
Mark |
Niel McDonald
E B Wallace
Stephen Walker
James Gibson
Johnstons Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
062 |
A Farm House, with out offices attached, built of stone & lime slated and in Excellent repair The property of Hugh Hamilton Esqr. |
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Sheet 62 Plan 11 Trace 4 -- Parish of Barr |
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GOWAN'S BURN |
Gobhann's Bourne i.e. The Smith's Bourne
Gowan's Burn
Gowan's Burn
Gowan's Burn |
Niel McDonald
E B Wallace
Stephen Walker
James Gibson |
062 |
A small but rapid mountain Stream, rising in marshy ground between Greensides & Pindonnan, and empties itself into the Muck Water |
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GREENSIDES |
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Greensides |
Mr Niel McDonald
Rev [Reverend] E B Wallace
Mr Stephen Walker
Rev [Reverend] James Gibson |
062 |
A long ridge of very elevated ground producing rough pasture, and having a Trig [Trigonometrical] Station on its highest point. The property of H. H. Onslow Esqr. |
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Sheet 62 Plan 11 Traces 3 & 6 -- Parish of Barr |
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LOCH SCALLOCH |
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Loch Scalloch |
Mr Niel McDonald
Rev [Reverend] E. B Wallace
Mr Stephen Walker
Rev [Reverend] James Gibson |
062 |
A small irregular shaped fresh water Loch, The property of Henry Hughes Onslow Esqr. |
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GREENSIDES |
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Greensides |
Niel McDonald
Revd [Reverend] E. B. Wallace
Mr Stephen Walker
Revd [Reverend] James Gibson |
062 |
A long ridge of very elevated ground producing rough Pasture & having a Trig [Trigonometrical] Station on its highest point, The property of H. H. Onslow Esqr. |
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Sheet 62 Plan 12 Traces 1, 2 & 4 -- Parish of Barr
[Loch Scalloch - Situation]
At the North of
Plan, East of
Greensides.
[Greensides - Situation]
Occupies the
N. W. [North West] & part of
the N. [North] of Plan
as far E [East] as
Loch Scalloch. |
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SCALLOCH BURN |
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Scalloch Burn
Loch Scalloch Burn |
Revd [Reverend] William Dill
James McIlraith Esqr
William McCulloch Esqr |
062 |
A rapid mountain stream, flowing out of Loch Scalloch, in a Southerly direction, and emptying itself into Clauchrie Burn. |
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PINDONNAN |
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Pindonnan |
Mr John Gregg
Rev [Reverend] John Stevenson
Mr William McQuaker |
062 |
A large and very prominent Rough & Heathy Pasture Hill, with a Trig [Trigonometrical] Station on its summit. The property of Henry Hughes Onslow Esqr. |
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Sheet 62 plan 12 Traces 2, 4, 5 & 6 -- Parish of Barr
[Scalloch Burn - Situation]
Flows in a
Southernly direc-
tion through the
Middle of Plan.
[Pindonnan - Situation]
In the S W [South West] of
Plan |
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GOWAN'S BURN |
Gobhann's Bourne i.e. the Smith's bourne
Gowans Burn
Gowans Burn
Gowans Burn |
Mr Niel McDonald
Revd E. B. Wallace
Mr Stephen Walker
Revd [Reverend] James Gibson |
062 |
A small but rapid mountain stream, rising in marshy ground between Greensides & pendonnan and empties itself into the Muck Water |
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LOCH HILL |
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Loch Hill |
Mr Niel McDonald
Revd [Reverend] E. B. Wallace
Mr Stephen Walker
Revd [Reverend] James Gibson |
062 |
A middling sized hill produc[ing] Mossy Heathy & Rough Pasture, The property of H H Onslow Esqr, |
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Sheet 62 plan 12 Traces 2, 3, 4 & 6 -- Parish of Barr
[Gowan's Burn - Situation]
Flows Westward
between
Greensides and
Pindonan.
[Loch Hill - Situation]
In the E. N E. [East North East]
of the Plan. |
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BURNFOOT |
Burnfoot
Burnfoot
Burnfoot |
W. McCrie
John F Gray
John Jamieson |
062 |
A cothouse one Storey high, built of Stone and lime, thatched and in good repair, the property of W. Hamilton Esq. |
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Sheet 62 Plan 14 -- Parish of Barr
[Other modes of Spelling the same Name]
copy |
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DOCHERNIEL BRIDGE |
Docherniel Bridge
Docherniel Bridge
Docherniel Bridge
Dochmameil |
John Jamieson
John F. Gray
William McCrie
Johnstons County Map |
062 |
A small Bridge with one arch spanning Docherniel Burn. It is built of stone & lime and in good repair |
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KNOCKNABONE |
Knocknabone
Knocknabone
Knocknabone |
John Jamieson
John F. Gray
William McCrie |
062 |
A prominent arable hill, of small extent The Property of Hugh Hamilton Esqr |
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Sheet 62 Plan 14 Traces 2 4 -- Parishes of Barr & Colmonell
[Docherniel Bridge - Situation]
About 4 Chains
South of Doch-
erniel farm-
house
[Knocknabone - Situation]
Situated to
the West of
Knocknamuck |
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KNOCKNAMUCK |
Knocknamuck
Knocknamuck
Knocknamuck |
John Jamieson
John F. Gray
William McCrie |
062 |
A middling sized arable hill, the property of Hugh Hamilton Esqr. |
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MUCK WATER |
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Muck Water
Muck Water |
Revd [Reverend] William Moore
James McIlraith Esq
William McCulloch Esq
Johnstons County Map. |
062 |
A river of no great extent, which takes its rise from marshy ground, on the Farm of Little Shalloch; flows through a partially cultivated valley; and falls into the Duisk one mile above that Rivers junction with the Stinchar. |
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Sheet 62 Plan 14 Trace 1 2 3 4 -- Parishes of Barr & Colmonell
[Knocknamuck - Situation]
Situated near
the north of th
Plan & East of
Knocknabone |
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BELLYMORE |
Bellymore
Bellymore
Bellymore
Bellimore
Bellimore |
W. McCrie
John F. Gray
John Jamieson
Johnstons County Map.
Patersons Hist [History] of Ayr |
062 |
A farm house built of stone & lime slated & in good repair, the out offices are numerous, being recently erected, also of stone & lime one storey high slated & in good repair the Property of H Hamilton Esqr |
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Sheet 62 Plan 14 Traces 2, 4, 5 & 6. -- Barr & Colmonell
[Situation]
Situated near
the Centre of the
Plan About 5
Chains West of
Muck Water. |
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GARLEFFIN HILL |
Garleffin Hill
Garleffin Hill
Garleffin Hill |
W. McCrie
John F. Gray
John Jamieson |
062 |
A large track of moorland, and heathy Pasture, the property of Hugh Hamilton Esqr |
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GARLEFFIN |
Garleffin
Garleffin
Garleffin
Garlefin |
W. McCrie
John F. Gray
John Jamieson
Johnston County Map. |
062 |
A farm house, with out offices attached, in course of erection to be one storey high, of stone & lime, and slated. Property of Hugh Hamilton Esqr. |
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Sheet 62 Plan 14 Traces 3 & 6 -- Parish of Barr
[Garleffin Hill - Situation]
Situated to
the West of
Barbae Hill
[Garleffin - Situation]
Situated be-
tween Garleffin
Hill and Muck
Water. |
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PINDONNAN |
Pindonnan
Pindonnan |
Mr John Gregg
John Stevenson
Mr William McQuaker |
062 |
A large and very prominent rough, and Heathy pasture hill, with a Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station on its summit, the property of H. H Onslow Esqr |
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SCALLOCH BURN |
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Scalloch Burn |
Revd [Reverend] W Dill
W McCulloch Esqr
J McIlraith Esqr
Mr William McQuaker |
062 |
A rapid mountain stream, flowing out of Loch Scalloch, in a southerly direction, & emptying itself into Clauchrie Burn. |
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Sheet 62 Plan 16 Traces 1, 2, 3 & 6. -- Parish of Barr |
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MEIKLE SHALLOCH |
Meikle Shalloch
Meikle Shalloch
Meikle Shalloch |
Mr John Gregg
John Stevenson
Mr William McQuaker
Johnston Co. [County] Map |
062 |
Farm House with out offices attached, the former and one of the office houses are Slated, the others are thatched, and all in tolerable repair property of Henry Hughes Onslow Esqr, |
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CRAIGS |
Craigs
Craigs |
Mr John Gregg
John Stevenson
Mr William McQuaker |
062 |
A middling sized, but promine[nt] rough & heathy pasture hill, in Meikle Shalloch farm prope[rty] of H.H. Onslow Esqr. |
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Sheet 62 Plan 16 Traces 1 to 6 -- Parish of Barr |
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CAWAN |
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Cawan
Cawan |
Revd [Reverend] John Stevenson
Mr William McQuaker
William McCulloch Esqr
Johnston Co. [County] Map. |
062 |
Farm House, stone & lime one storey High slated & in good repair, Property of H Hamilton Esqr |
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GARLEFFIN HILL |
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Garleffin Hill |
William McCrie Esqr
John F Gray Esqr
Mr John Jamieson |
062 |
A large track of Elevated moorland, & Heathy Pasture, the property of H Hamilton Esqr |
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Sheet 62 Plan 15 Traces 1 & 4 -- Parish of Barr |
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ROUGHLEA BURN |
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Roughlea Burn |
Revd [Reverend] W Dill
James McIlraith Esqr
W McCulloch Esqr |
062 |
A small stream flowing from the West base of Pildonnan, and falls into the Cammock, where that stream & Half Mark burns, meet, at the east base of Roughlea Rig, from which the stream gets its name |
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POLMADDIE HILL |
Polmoddie Hill
Polmoddie Hill
Polmoddie Hill
Polmaddie Hill or Palmaddie Hill |
Mr. N. McDonald
Rev [Reverend] J Gibson (Copy from original)
Mr. S. Walker (Copy from original)
Re-reference to Mr. McDonald |
062 |
A high, bold hill formally attached to a farm of that name - now belonging to the farm of Farden. Proprietor The Marquis of Ailsa |
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Sheet 62 Plan 15 Traces 3 & 6 -- Parish of Barr
[Polmaddie Hill]
Mr. McDonald, who is a gaelic scholar, says Poll is a pool mire or dark coloured stream, Pul being saxon for
the same; maddie, gaelic madadh a dog, fox, or wolf. It
would thus be the hill of the wolf or dog - stream
[Signed]
Francis. E. Pratt
Lieut [Lieutenant] Rl. [Royal] Engineers |
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OS/1/3/11
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NAME BOOK
Parish of Barr
SHEETS 56 -62
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PARISH OF BARR
Sheets 56 & 62.
INDEX.
Names -- Pages
1 Albany Burn -- 45. 54
2 Albany Park -- 44
6 Alltan Albany -- 44
11 Auchensoul -- 38
12 Auchensoul Burn -- 12. 33
13 Auchensoul Hill -- 11. 21 38. 45
14 Auchlewan -- 57
4 Ballochmorrie -- 79
5 Ballochmorrie Burn -- 79
9 Barr -- 25
10 Barr Mill -- 17
11 Bellymore -- 105
13 Benan -- 58
14 Benans Burn -- 55. 59
15 Benan Hill -- 58
21 Black Craig -- 5
26 Bourtree -- 68
31 Burnfoot -- 59 102
4 Cairn -- 94
8 Cawan -- 109
16 Cairnwhin -- 60
17 Cairnwhin Hill -- 53. 62 82
19 Cantersty Hill -- 56
28 Changue Burn -- 46
29 Changue Point -- 46
34 Clashmacroy -- 68
40 Corphin -- 8
41 Corphin Burn -- 4
42 Corphin Hill -- 8
44 Craigbickerae Hill -- 56
50 Craigmalloch -- 31
52 Craigs -- 108
30½ Church -- 26
53 Craigwell -- 10
56 Curlers Cottage -- 30
1 Dalgarva -- 30
11 Dinmurchie -- 43
12 Dinmurchie Loch -- 43
14 Docherneil Bridge -- 103
15 Docherneil Burn -- 81. 89
21 Drumneillie Hill -- 75. 88
20 Drumneillie Burn -- 84
21 Dularg -- 37
22 Dularg Hill -- 37. 46 61. 71
5 Fell Hill -- 75. 85
6 Fell of Pingerrach -- 13
10 Fortypennies Burn -- 70
11 Free Church -- 26
Manse --27
School -- 28
3 Garleffin -- 106
4 Garleffin Hill -- 106 109
5 Glake Burn -- 92
10 Glengennet -- 19
11 Glen House -- 67
15 Gowans Burn -- 96 100
16 Greensides -- 87 96, 97
17 Gregg Holm -- 23
6 High Lagganmonie -- 87
7 High Pinclauty -- 52
9 Holm House -- 67
1 Kelton -- 32
2 Kelton Wood -- 32
3 Kilbride Knowe -- 94
4 Kilmains -- 18
5 Kirkdominae -- 34
6 Kirkdominae -- 35. 40
8 Kirkdominae Hill -- 33
9 Kirkland -- 53 59
10 Kirkland Hill -- 11. 36 62
14 Knocknabone -- 103
14 Knockenaye -- 64
19 Knocknamuck -- 89 104
20 Knockodhar -- 84
9 Kirkdominae Croft -- 40
3 Laggangill -- 69
4 Laggangill Glen -- 69
5 Lagganmonie Burn -- 73
7 Laigh Lagganmonie -- 76
9 Lamdoughty [64]
10 Lane T.P. [Turn Pike] -- 9
19 Little Shalloch -- 93 |
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Name -- Page
24 Loch Hill -- 86. 100
29 Loch Scalloch -- 86. 97
30 Loxton -- 44
2 Manse -- 27
3 Mansefiled Cottage -- 22
4 Mark -- 94
5 Meikle Shalloch -- 108
9 Merkland -- 56
10 Mid Hill -- 85
11 Miljoan -- 3
12 Milkhouse Burn -- 66. 71
13 Milkhouse Glen -- 66
14 Milton -- 7
15 Milton Bridge -- 5
16 Milton Burn -- 4
17 Milton Hill -- 7
19 Minuntion -- 51
21 Muck Water -- 83. 88 90. 93 104
22 Mull of Miljoan -- 6. 12 20
1 Nether Barr -- 17
7 Pinclanty -- 51
8 Pinclanty Toll -- 52
9 Pinclanty Mill (cloth & corn) -- 55
10 Pinclanty Mill (cloth) -- 57
11 Pindonnan -- 98 107
12 Pingerrach Burn -- 1. 13 20
13 Pinhannet -- 3
14 Pinmore Mains -- 77
22 Post Office -- 24
21 Polmoddie Hill -- 110
1 Queens Arms Inn -- 23
5 River Stinchar -- 6. 29 48. 42 54. 61
8 Roughlea Burn -- 110
2 Scalloch Burn -- 98 107
4 School -- 28
14 Shillmore Hill -- 54 80
23 Struil Well -- 34
12 Tholm Hill -- 80
13 Traboyack -- 63
10 Traboyack Burn -- 63
16 Traboyack Mid Glen -- 65
15 Traboyack Mid Burn -- 65
5 The Ghaist Glen -- 24
1 Upper Barr -- 19
2 Upper Barr T.P [Turn Pike] -- 18
2 Water of Assel -- 1. 14
4 Water of gregg -- 29. 45
8 White Knowes -- 73
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