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DUISK RIVER |
Dusk River
Duisk River
Duisk River
Dhuisk River
Dusk River
Dhuisk River
Dusk Water or
Water of Dusk
Duisk River
Duisk River
Duisk
Duisk or
Black Water |
Estate Map 1821
James McIlraith
Revd. [Reverend] William Dill
William Moore
William McCulloch
Stat [Statistical] Acct. [Account] 1842
Johnstons Co [County] Map
John Stevenson
H Simpson
Hist. [History] of Ayr by Paterson
Ayrshire Streams |
067 |
A large Stream which issues from Loch Dhuisk flowing thro' a well cultivated valley and emptying itself into the Water of Stinchar near Pinwhiry. |
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Sheet 67 -- Plan 1 -- Traces 2.5 & 6 -- Parish of Colmonell |
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LAIGH ALTICANE |
Low Alticane
Laigh Alticane
Laigh Alticane
Laigh Alticane |
James McIlraith
B Laing
George Mitchell
John Galloway
Hugh Galloway |
067 |
A farm house built of stone and lime one Story high. Slated and in tolerable repair: also two one story thatched outhouses, built of Stone and lime and in bad repair. the property of Colonel Barton |
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ALTICANE GLEN |
Alticane Glen
Alticane Glen
Alticane Glen |
James McIlraith
B Laing
John Stevenson |
067 |
A narrow Steep glen, dividing the properties of Col. [Colonel] Barton and the trustees of the late Sir W. Fettes: that side belonging to Col. [Colonel] Barton is neatly planted with Larch and Fir |
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Sheet 67 -- Plan 1 -- Trace 1-- Parish of Colmonell |
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SHAW WOOD |
Shaw Wood
Shaw Wood
Shaw Wood |
William Dill
William Moore
J. McI |
067 |
A Small square patch of oak. the property of Kennedy Thomson Esq. Daljarrock. |
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LIGLARTRIE |
Liglartrie
Liglartrie
Liglartrie
Laglartrie
Liglartrie |
William Dill
William Moore
J. Mc.I.
Johnstons Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
067 |
A farmhouse one Storey high built of Stone and lime, Slated and in good repair. Situated on rising ground near the foot of the Water of Muck. Two of the four outhouses are thatched and in bad repair. The property of Kennedy Thomson Esq. Daljarrock. |
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Sheet 67 Plan 1 Trace 2 Parish of Colmonell |
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LIGLARTRIE WOOD |
Liglartrie Wood
Liglartrie Wood
Liglartrie Wood
Laglartrie |
William Dill
William Moore
J. Mc.I
Johnstons Co. [County] Map. |
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A pretty extensive patch of mixed wood principally Oak the property of Kennedy Thomson Esq Daljarrock. |
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AUCHENGREGGAN |
Auchengreggan
Auchengreggan
Auchengreggan
Auchingregan |
William Dill
William Moore
J Mc.I.
Johnstons Co. [County] Map. |
067 |
A Small Slated Farmhouse in good repair one Storey high with two thatched outhouses the property of Kennedy Thomson Esq. Daljarrock. |
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Sheet 67-- Plan 1 -- Traces 2 & 3 -- Parish of Colmonell |
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MUCKFOOT |
Muck-foot
Muck-foot
Muck-foot
Muck-foot |
William Dill
William Moore
J M.I Esqr
William McCulloch |
067 |
Three small, slated, one storey houses, built of stone & lime, and in good repair, near the junction of the Water of Muck with the River Dhuisk. The property of Mr John Milroy Mr John Campbell & Mr Hugh Campbell |
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BRYAN'S WOOD |
Bryan's Wood
Bryan's Wood
Bryan's Wood
Bryan's Wood |
William Dill
William Moore
J. Mc.I. Esqr
W. McC. Esqr |
067 |
A small patch of fir slightly interspersed with oak. The property of William McCulloch Esqr Glendhuisk |
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Sheet 7.-- Plan 1.-- Trace 2. -- Parish of Colmonell |
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BLANNEYSCAW |
Blannuscaw
Blanneyscaw
Blanneyscaw |
William Dill
William Moore
W McC Esqr |
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A thatched cothouse on the Kildonan Estate - property of the Episcopal Church of Scotland |
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GLENDUISK |
Glenduisk
Glendhuisk
Glenduish
Glendusk
Glen Dusk
Glenduisk
Glenduisk |
William Moore
James McIiraith
William McCulloch
Johnstones County Map
Patersons History of the Co. [County] of Ayr
Voters List |
067 |
A conspicuous, well-built farmhouse, two storeys high. The outhouses are extensive, slated and in good repair. The adjoining garden will attract notice. Property of William McCulloch Esqr. Glendhuisk |
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CAIRN (Site of) [Glenduisk] |
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A little to the South East of this house [Glenduisk] is the site of an ancient cairn. |
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Sheet 67. Plan 1. Trace 2 & 6 Parish of Colmonel |
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The details for Glenduisk Cairn have been written along with those for the property of Glenduisk, hence there are no authorities or alternative spellings. |
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MUCK WATER |
Muck Water
Muck Water
Muck Water
Muck Water |
William Moore
J McI Esqr
W McC Esqr
Johnstone County Map. |
067 |
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 Dhuisk one mile above that river's junction with the Stinchar |
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MUCK BRIDGE |
Muck Bridge
Muck Bridge
Muck Bridge |
James McIlraith
B. Laing
John Stevenson |
067 |
A bridge built of stone & lime, with one arch: spanning the River Muck; it is in good repair. It is a County Bridge |
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Sheet 67. Plan 1. Trace 2 & 3 Parish of Colmonel |
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CAUSEWAY MUCK |
Causeway Muck
Causeway Muck
Causeway Muck |
James McIlraith
B. Laing
John Stevenson |
067 |
A Cothouse built of stone and lime, one storey high, thatched and in tolerable repair; the property of William McCulloch Esqr |
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BARBAE HILL |
Barbae Hill
Barbae Hill
Barbae Hill
Barbea hill |
James McIlraith
B. Laing
John Stevenson
Johnstons County Map |
067 |
A large hill, partly arable, and partly rough pasture; The property of John McGeoch Esqr. |
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Sheet 67. Plan 1 Trace 3 & 6 Parish of Colmonel |
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DRUMGRIER |
Drumgrier
Drumgrier
Drumgrier
Drumgrier |
William Dill
William Moore
J McI Esqr
W McC Esqr |
067 |
Two long low thatched buildings on opposite sides of the road, from Girvan to Newton Stewart. The property of Col. [Colonel] Barton Kirkhill Castle Colmonel |
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MACHERBRAKE (In Ruins) |
Macherbrake
Mackerbrake
Macherbrake
Macherbrake |
William Dill
William Moore
James McIlraith
W McC Esqr |
067 |
A small stone and lime farmhouse in an advanced state of ruin. The property of Col [Colonel] Barton Kirkhill Castle Colmonel |
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Sheet 67 Plan 1 Trace & 4 Parish of Colmonel
"This word is undoubtedly Celtic; the Gailic word Machair
a field or farm & Breac_ Speckled (Breac (Speckle) in this
case signifying a Surface Streaked with rocks etc or any
thing tending to give the Surface a variety of Shades) [agneiuy]
with its present pronounciation" W McRae |
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STABBINS |
Stabbins ?
Stabbins
Stabbins |
William Dill
William Moore
W McC Esqr |
067 |
A single storied thatched farmhouse in ruins. the property of Col [Colonel] Barton Kirkhill Castle Colmonel. |
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BRAEHEAD |
Braehead
Braehead
Braehead
Braehead |
William Dill
William Moore
J McI Esqr
W McC Esqr |
067 |
A farmhouse and cot house the former stone & lime, slated one storey high and in good repair the latter a low roughly built building. the property of [William McAdam] Esqr. |
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Sheet 67. Plan 1. Trace 4&5 Parish of Colmonel |
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SIXPENCE |
Sixpence
Sixpence
Sixpence |
William Dill
William Moore
J McI |
067 |
A low, roughly built, thatched farmhouse, with small thatched outhouse. the property of Col. [Colonel] Barton Kirkhill Castle - Colmonel |
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BALLAIRD |
Ballaird
Ballaird
Ballaird
Balaird |
William Dill
William Moore
J McI
Johnstones County Map |
067 |
A thatched single-storied, dillapidated farmhouse. The outhouses are unroofed - property of Col. [Colonel] Barton Kirkhill Castle Colmonel. |
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Sheet 67. Plan 1 Trace 4&5 Parish of Colmonel
"This name is Gaelic Signifies
a high town - Derived from
Baile a town or village and
Ard, high.
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HIGH ALTICANE |
Alticane
High Alticane
High Alticane
High Alticane
High Alticane
High Alticane
High Alticane |
William Dill
William Moore
J. McI
Voters Lists
George Mitchell
John Galloway
Hugh Galloway |
067 |
A farmhouse with two outhouses one storey high slated and in excellent repair - The property of Col [Colonel] [Barton] Kirkhill Castle Colmonel |
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ALTICANE BURN |
Alticane Burn
Alticane Burn
Alticane Burn |
William Dill
William Moore
J McI |
067 |
A stream collecting from marshy ground on Drumskeogh Woo[d] and falling into the Dhuisk, a short distance below the junction of the Muck with that river A noticeable Circumstance connected with this stream is its [disappearance] underground about seven chains from the Dhuisk, continuing its course to the river unseen. |
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Sheet 67. Plan 1. Trace 1 -- Parish of Colmonel |
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MEADOWHEAD |
Meadowhead
Meadowhead
Meadowhead
Meadowhead
Meadowhead |
Estate Map Dated 1821
John Jamieson
Alexander MacMillan
James McIlraith
Johnstons Co. [County] Map |
067 |
A small farm house with out offices attached, built of stone & lime one storey high, thatched and in bad repair. The property of the Episcopal Church. of Scotland. |
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DRUMLEY |
Drumley
Drumley
Drumley
Drumley
Drumley |
Estate Map Dated 1821
John Jamieson
Alexander MacMillan
William McCulloch
Johnston's Co. [County] Map. |
067 |
A small farm house, with out offices attached, built of stone & lime one storey high thatched, and in Bad repair, Property of the Episcopal Church of Scotland |
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Sheet 67 Plan 2 Trace 1 & 6 Parish of Colmonell |
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KILDONAN HILL |
copied
Kildonan Hill
Kildonan Hill
Kildonan Hill |
William Dill
John F. Gray
John Jamieson. |
067 |
A middling sized hill, partly arable and partly mountain pasture - property of Mr. McKenzie Edinboor. |
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CRAIGCANNOCHIE HILL |
Craigcannochie Hill
Craigcannochie Hill
Craigcannochie Hill |
William Dill
John F Gray
John Jamieson |
067 |
A middling sized Hill mostly Moorland. |
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Sheet 67. 2 Plan 2 Parish of Colmonell. |
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MILL BURN |
Mill Burn
Mill Burn
Mill Burn |
William McCulloch Esqr
Revd [Reverend] William Dill
John F Gray Esqr |
067 |
A rapid stream, which flows from a small Loch, on the Kildonan estate, nearly two miles from the burn's junction with the Duisk. It supplies in its course a Corn & Saw mill, for which purpose it has been Diverted from its original course. |
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LIGLAW WOOD |
Laglae Wood
Liglaw Wood
Liglaw Wood
Liglaw Wood |
Estate Map 1821
William McCulloch Esqr
Revd [Reverend] William Dill
John F Gray Esqr |
067 |
A large extent of mixed wood, on the North West Bank of Duisk River. The Property of the Episcopal Church of Scotland |
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CRAIGCANNOCHIE CAIRN |
Craigcannochie Cairn
Craigcannochie Cairn
Craigcannochie Cairn |
William Dill
John F Gray
John Jamieson |
067 |
A rough pasture mound of earth and stones with rocks outcropping. Property of Capn. [Captain] Hamilton, Pinmore |
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Sheet 67 Plan 2 Trace 4 & 5 Parish of Colmonell |
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BARBAE HILL |
Barbae Hill
Barbae Hill
Barbae Hill |
James McIlraith Esqr
Revd. [Reverend] B Laing
Revd. [Reverend] John Stevenson |
067 |
A large hill, partly arable and partly rough pasture, the property of John McGeoch Esqr. |
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DRUMYTUAT |
Drumytuat Hill
Drumytuat
Drumytuat
Drumytuat |
George Mitchell
John Galloway
Hugh Galloway
James Gemmell |
067 |
The old name of a slightly elevated ridge of recently reclaimed ground property of the Episcopal fund |
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KNOCKNABRAKE |
Knocknabrake
Knocknabrake
Knocknabrake |
John Galloway
Hugh Galloway
James Gemmell |
067 |
A small elevation partly arable and partly affording moss and heathy pasture property of the Episcopal fund. |
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Sheet 67 Plan 2 Trace 1,2,4 & 5 Parish of Colmonell |
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MILL LOCH |
Mill Loch
Mill Loch
Mill Loch
Mill Loch
Mill Loch |
Estate Map Date 1821
James McIlraith
B. Laing
John Stevenson
Johnstons Co. [County] Map |
067 |
A middling sized fresh water loch, used as a Mill Pond The Property of the Episcopal Church of Scotland. |
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KNOCKYTINNAL |
Knockytinnal
Knockytinnal
Knockytinnal
Knockytinnal
Knockytinnal |
Estate Map Dated 1821
James McIlraith
B. Laing
John Stevenson
Johnstons Co. [County] Map. |
067 |
A farm house, with outoffices attached, built of stone and lime, one storey high, thatched and in tolerable repair the Property of the Episcopal Church of Scotland |
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Sheet 67 plan 2 Trace 5 Parish of Colmonell
"The first Syllable of this word proves it to be derived from the Celtic Language
The gaelic word tionail to gather agreeing with the last Syllable - etc toon
this meaning the Assembly Hill For what reason it has receive this
Name is Unknown But We Know that it was (& is Still) a Custom for
all the men in a village to Repair to Some prominent place & there discuss
the village Affairs. W McRae" |
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LOCHSIDE |
Lochside
Lochside
Lochside
Lochside
Lochside |
Estate Map Dated 1821
James McIlraith
B Laing
John Stevenson
Johnstons Co. [County] Map |
067 |
A farm house, with out offices attached built of stone and lime thatched, and in tolerable repair the Property of the Episcopal Church of Scotland |
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LOCHHEAD |
Loch-head
Loch-head
Loch-head
Loch-head |
James McIlraith
John Stevenson
John Jamieson
Alexander MacMillan |
067 |
A farm house, with out offices attached, built of stone and lime, one Storey high thatched and in Bad repair, the Property of the Episcopal Church of Scotland. |
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Sheet 67 Plan 2. Trace 5 & 6 Parish of Colmonel |
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CAMMOCK BURN |
Cammock Burn
Cammock Burn
Cammock Burn
Cammock Burn
Cammuck Water |
Rev. [Reverend] William Dill
James McIlraith Esqr
Hugh Hamilton Esqr
William McCulloch Esqr
Johnstons Co. [County] Map. |
067 |
A large Stream which rises or collects in the parish of Barr. It formed the boundary between the parish of Colmonel and Barr and the property boundary of Hugh Hamilton Esqr James Eaton Esqr & the Episcopal Church of Scotland, for a Considerable distance it takes the name of Cammock Burn from its junction with Half Merk Burn to Wing Waff. |
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DARNAGANOCHAN |
Darnaganochan
Darnaganochan
Darnaganochan |
John Galloway
Hugh Galloway
James Gemmel |
067 |
A slightly elevated ridge of cultivated ground running E [East] and W. [West] "Darnaganochan Cairn" Stood near the summit but has lately been removed |
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Sheet 67 Plan 3 Trace No 3.6 Parish of Barr. |
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LOCH FARROCH |
Loch Farroch
Loch Farroch
Loch Forach
Loch Farroch
Loch Farroch
Loch Farroch |
Map of Kildonan Estate 1821
Revd. [Reverend] William Dill
J. McIlraith Esq.
Hugh Hamilton Esq.
William McCulloch
Johnstons Co. Map. |
067 |
A Fresh Water Loch on the boundary between the parishes of Barr and Colmonell, half of which is in each parish, and equally belonging to Hugh Hamilton Esq Pinmore and the Episcopal fund of Scotland, it is about 300 yards long by 170 wide a part of it is very deep and affords some few Brown Trout. Mr. Hamilton has a boathouse built on his own side of the Loch, The Loch receives no permanent stream but a small nameless one flows in an Easterly direction out of it to join the Cammock Burn. |
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Sheet 67. 3 Colmonell Parish |
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ROTTEN LOCH |
Rotten Loch
Rotten Loch
Rotten Loch |
James McIlraith Esqr. Auchenflower
Rev. [Reverend] William Dill
William McCulloch |
067 |
A Small fresh water Loch out of which flows a Small Stream after a great fall of rain artificially led into Knocky Skeaggy Loch it is quite Shallow and producing a great quantity of weeds etc the name is quite Descriptive as Rotten Loch on the property of the Episcopal Church fund Trustees of Scotland Agent - James Hay McKenzie W.S [Writer to the Signet] Edingh [Edinburgh]. |
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NEAR EYES LOCH |
Near Eyes Loch
Near Eyes Loch
Near Eyes Loch |
James McIlraith Esqr.
Rev [Reverend] William Dill
William McCulloch |
067 |
A Small round deep fresh water Loch on the Kildonan Estate which receives nor discharges Any water unless after a great fall of Rain it takes its name from a Knowe adjacent the property of the Episcopal Church fund of Scotland Agent James Hay McKenzie Esqr W.S [Writer to the Signet] Edinburgh |
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Sheet 67 Plan 3 B Trace No. 4 Colmonell Parish
Thomas O.Farrell ca [civilian assistant]
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KNOCKY SKEAGGY |
Knocky Skeaggy
Knocky Skeaggy
Knocky Skeaggy |
James McIlraith Esqr Auchenflower
Revd [Reverend] William Dill
William McCulloch |
067 |
A Small low conical Heathy pasture hill affording tolerable good pasture for sheep in the Summer Season on its summit it is a Trig [Trigonometrical] Station, remarkable for nothing but its Shape the property of the Episcopal Fund of Scotland agent James Hay McKenzie Esqr W.S. [Writer to the Signet] Edinburgh |
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KNOCKY SKEAGGY LOCH |
Knocky Skeaggy Loch
Knocky Skeaggy Loch
Knocky Skeaggy Loch |
J McIlraith Esqr
Revd. [Reverend] William Dill
William McCulloch |
067 |
A Small round Shallow fresh Water Loch nearly Stagnant for it receives no water unless Surface at the time of rain and a Small Stream flows out of it in the winter time which disappears after flowing 100 yards or so it takes its name from a Small Knowe adjacent on the property the Episcopal Church Fund of Scotland Agent J.H. McKenzie Esqr S.W. Edinburgh |
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Sheet 67 Plan 3 Trace No. 4.5 -- Colmonell Parish
[Note] "The name of this hill agrees with
the gaelic words Cnoc a hill and
Sgagaoh pronounced Skagach a
chasm or fissure. W McRae."
Thomas O Farrell ca [civilian assistant]
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FAULDRODGER |
Fauldrodger
Fauldrodger
Fauldrodger |
William Dill
William Moore
J McIlraith Esqr. |
067 |
A low, thatched farmhouse without outhouses, now used as a cattle-shed property of the Rev. [Reverend] William Sproat. Alexandria |
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LOCH LIG |
Loch Lig
Loch Lig
Loch Lig
Loch Ligg |
William Dill
William Moore
J McIlraith Esqr
Johnstons Co. [County] Map. |
067 |
A small oval-shaped loch with a marshy [border ]. The larger body of the water is the property of the Rev. [Reverend] William Sproat Alexandria the remainder on the Ballochmorie & Kirkhill Estate - property of William McAdam Esqr & Colonel Barton. |
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Sheet 67. Plan 5. Trace 1 Parish of Colmonel |
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DOUNIE (In Ruins) |
Dounie
Dounie
Dounie
Downie |
William Dill
William Moore
J. McIlraith Esqr.
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
067 |
A small farmhouse in [ruins] property of Col [Colonel] Barton Kirkhill Castle Colmonel. |
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CRAIGBRAE |
Craig-brae
Craigbrae
Craigbrae
Craig |
William Dill
William Moore
J McIlraith Esqr.
Johnstons County Map. |
067 |
A newly erected farmhouse stone & lime, one storey high Property of the Rev [Reverend] William [Sprott] Alexandria |
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Sheet 67- Plan 5 - Trace 1 & 2 -- Parish of Colmonel |
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LAIGH LIG |
Laigh Lig
Laigh Lig
Laigh Lig
Laigh Lig |
William Dill
William Moore
J. McI Esqr
W McC Esqr |
067 |
A small thatched cottage, built of stone & lime, - in good repair Property of william McAdam Esqr. |
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HOLFITTES |
Holfittes
Holfittes
Holfittes
Holfittes
Holfittes
Holfittes |
William Dill
William Moore
W McC Esqr
George Mitchell
John Galloway
Hugh Galloway |
067 |
A solidly- built thatched Cothouse, stone & lime- property of William McAdam Esqr. |
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BENTS |
Bents
Bents
Bents
Bents
Bents |
William Dill
William Moore
J McI Esqr
W McC Esqr
Johnstons Co. [County] Map |
067 |
A farmhouse built of stone and lime slated. two storeys high. The outhouses, two in number are extensive, slated single -storied buildings. Property of W McAdam Esqr |
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TACHUR |
Tachur
Tachur
Tachur
Tachur |
William Dill
William Moore
W McC Esq
George Mitchell |
067 |
A thatched cothouse on the Ballochmorie Estate. Property of William McAdam Esqr. |
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TACHUR WOOD |
Tachur Wood
Tachur Wood
Tacher
Tachur Wood |
William Dill
William Moore
W McC Esqr
George Mitchell |
067 |
A small patch of mixed wood chiefly fir the property of William McAdam |
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BLACKPARK |
Blackpark
Blackpark
Blackpark |
William Dill
William Moore
J McIlraith Esq |
067 |
An old low, thatched farmhouse with a small outhouse attached property of William McAdam Esqr |
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HIGH LIG |
High Lig
High Lig
High Lig |
William Dill
William Moore
J McIlraith Esq |
067 |
A small thatched, stone & lime farmhouse in bad repair, with two small thatched, drystone buildings - on the Ballochmorie Estate Property of William McAdam Esqr. |
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FAULDBAINES |
Fauldbaines
Fauldbaines
Fauldbaines |
William Dill
William Moore
J McIlraith Esq |
067 |
A single storey, thatched farmhouse, untenanted two roofless outhouses. Property of the Rev. [Reverend] William Sproat [Alexandria] |
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LOCHTON |
Lochton
Lochton
Lochton
Lochton |
William Dill
William Moore
J McIlraith Esq.
Johnstons County Map |
067 |
A small roughly built farmhouse, stone & lime, [consists] of the three small outhouses [it] is in ruins. Property of William McAdam Esqr. |
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Sheet 67 - Plan 5. Trace 1 & 2 Parish of Colmonel |
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BALLOCHMORIE HOUSE |
Ballochmorrie House
Ballochmorrie House
Ballochmorie House
Ballochmorie House
Ballochmorie
Ballochmorie
Ballochmorrie
Ballochmorie |
William Dill
William Moore
James McIlraith
W McCulloch Esqr
Johnstons Co. [County] Map.
Stat. [Statistical] Acct. [Account] 1842
Pattersons Hist [History] County of Ayr
Ayrshire Streams |
067 |
An elegant mansion, two storeys high, with a front of polished freestone, finely shaded with mixed wood. A tastefully laid out garden, winding avenue, and the River Dhuisk nearly washing the garden wall, render it one of the most attractive spots of the district. The proprietor William McAdam Esqr. is a grandson of the great road improver. |
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BALLOCHMORIE BRIDGE |
Ballochmorrie Bridge
Ballochmorrie Bridge
Ballochmorie Bridge
Ballochmorie Bridge
"See above for authorities" |
William Dill
William Moore
James McIlraith
W McCulloch Esqr |
067 |
A small stone Bridge built over the burn of Lig on the road from Girvan to Newton Stewart It is a County Bridge being on a Turnpike Road. |
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BALLOCHMORIE |
Ballochmorrie
Ballochmorrie
Ballochmorie
Ballochmorie |
William Dill
William Moore
James McIlraith
W McCulloch Esq |
067 |
An old firmly-built farm[house] thatched, one storey high. [Two ex- ] tensive slated outhouses, have been recently erected property of William McAdam |
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TENPENCE |
Tenpence
Tenpence
Tenpence
Tenpence |
William Dill
William Moore
J McI Esqr.
W McCulloch Esqr. |
067 |
A thatched cothouse on Kildonan Estate the property of The Episcopal Church of scotland. |
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Sheet 67-- Plan 5-- Trace 3 Parish of Colmonel
Ballochmorrie - " See page 29 for additional authorities" |
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FORD HOUSE |
Ford House
Ford House
Foard House
Foard House
Fordhouse |
William Dill
William Moore
James McIlraith
W. McC Esqr
Johnstons Co. [County] Map |
067 |
A small thatched cot house on the Kildonan Estate. the property of the Episcopal Church of Scotland |
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BALHAMAGE (In Ruins) |
Belhamage
Belhamage
Balhamage
Balhamage
Balhamage |
William Dill
William Moore
James McIlraith
W McC Esqr
Johnstons Co. [County] Map. |
067 |
The ruins of a Farmhouse now nearly level with the ground. property of the Episcopal Church of Scotland. |
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Sheet 67. Plan 5. Trace 3 Parish of Colmonel |
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BURN OF LIG |
Burn of Lig
Burn of Lig
Burn of Lig |
Revd [Reverend] William Dill
William Brown Esq Writer
John F Gray Esqr |
067 |
A small Stream which collects from surface water, on the South of Auchenclery, running into, and out of, Loch Lig, and into the water of Duisk. |
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DOON KNOWE |
Doon Knowe
Dun Knowe
Dun Knowe
Doon Knowe
Doon Knowe
Doon Knowe |
William McCulloch Esqr
Revd [Reverend] William Dill
John F Gray Esqr
George Mitchell
John Galloway
Hugh Galloway |
067 |
A small but conspicuous Knowe, rising about 30 feet above the level of the Road from Newtonstewart to Girvan, to which it is contiguous; Its sides are covered with young firs; The property of William McAdam Esqr. |
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Sheet 67. Plan 5. Trace 1.2.& 6 Parish of Colmonel |
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DUISK RIVER |
Dusk River
Duisk River
Duisk River
Dhuisk River
Dusk River
Dhuisk River
Dusk River or
Water of Dusk
Duisk River
Duisk River
Duisk
Duisk or Black Water |
Estate Map 1821
James McIlraith
Revd. [Reverend] William Dill
William Moore
William McCulloch
Stat. [Statistical] Acct. [Account] 1842
Johnstons Co [County] Map
John Stevenson
H Simpson
Hist. [History] of Ayre by Paterson
Ayrshire Streams. |
067 |
A large Stream which issues from Loch Dhuisk flowing through a well cultivated valley and emptying itself into the Water of Stinchar near Pinwhiry |
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LIGLAW WOOD |
Liglaw Wood
Liglaw Wood
Liglaw Wood
Laglae Wood |
William McCulloch Esq.
Revd. [Reverend] William Dill
John F Gray Esq.
Estate Map 1821. |
067 |
A large extent of mixed Wood on the Northwest bank of Duisk River. the property of the Trustees of the Episcopal Church of Scotland. |
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DALTANGAN BURN |
Daltangan Burn
Daltangan Burn
Daltangan Burn |
William McCulloch Esq.
Revd. [Reverend] William Dill
John F Gray Esq. |
067 |
A rapid mountain Stream collecting in marshy ground on Knockbrake Moor and emptying itself into the River Duisk |
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CRAIGENGELLS |
Craigengells
Craigengells
Craigengells |
William McCulloch Esq.
Revd. [Reverend] William Dill
John F. Gray Esq. |
067 |
An old thatched cothouse in middling repair built of stone and lime, with two low thatched drystone huts detached. the property of William McAdam Esq. |
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Sheet 67 Plan 5 Trace 6. Parish of Colmonell |
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BARBOUR |
Barbower
Barbour
Barbour
Barbower
Barbour
Barbour
Barbour |
William McCulloch
William Dill
John F. Gray
Johnstons Co. [County] Map.
George Mitchell
John Galloway
Hugh Galloway |
067 |
A low irregularly built thatched farmhouse. Two stone and lime slated outhouses, of a single storey, have been recently erected. The property of William McAdam Esqr. |
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Sheet 67. Plan 5. Trace 6 Parish of Colmonel |
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BLACK LOCH |
Black Loch
Black Loch
Black Loch |
Revd [Reverend] William Dill
William McCulloch Esqr
James McIlraith Esqr |
067 |
A small and very shallow fresh Water Loch, situated in marshy ground: which subjects it very much to flood. And causes the Boundary of it to be very difficult to determine: It is the property of the Rev [Reverend] William Sprott |
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FARDEN HILL |
Farden Hill
Farden Hill
Farden Hill |
John Jamieson Esqr
Revd [Reverend] William Dill
William Brown Esqr |
065 |
A middling sized hill, partly arable and partly Heathy pasture; It has a Trigl [Trigonometrica] station on its summit. It is the Property of Revd [Reverend] William Sprott |
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DUISK RIVER |
Dusk River
Duisk River
Duisk River
Dhuisk River
Dusk River
Dhuisk River
Dusk Water or
Water of Dusk
Duisk River
Duisk River
Duisk
Duisk or Black Water |
Estate Map 1821
James McIlraith
Revd [Reverend] William Dill
William Moore
William McCulloch
Stat. [Statistical] Acct. [Account] 1842
Johnstons Co. [County] Map
John Stevenson
H Simpson
Hist [History] of Ayr by Paterson
Ayrshire Streams. |
067 |
A large Stream which issues from Loch Dhuisk flowing through a well cultivated valley and emptying itself into the Water of Stinchar near Pinwhirry. |
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Sheet 67 Plan 6 Trace 1.4 & 5 Parish of Colmonell
Entry for Wauk Mill Wood is scored out " See Page 39" |
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KILN KNOWE |
Kiln Knowe
Kiln Knowe
Kiln Knowe |
William McCulloch
William Dill
John F Gray |
067 |
A small prominent conical Knowe adjacent to Barhill and Girvan Road the property of the Trustees of the late Sir William Fettes. |
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KNOWECAIRDOCH |
Knowecairdoch
Knowecardoch
Knowecardoch |
William McCulloch
William Dill
John F Gray. |
067 |
A prominent arable Knowe adjacent to the Barhill and Girvan Road, the property of the Trustees of the late Sir William Fettes. |
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Sheet 67 Plan 6 Trace 4 Parish of Colmonell |
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BALTWARNAN |
Baltwarnan
Baltwarnan
Baltwarnan
Baltwarnan
Baltwarnan |
William Moore
William Dill
George Mitchell
John Galloway
Hugh Galloway |
067 |
A farmhouse in excellent condition, stone and lime, slated and one storey high. The outhouses are of much earlier construction - thatched, drystone buildings. On the Arnschene Estate. The property of the Trustees of the late Sir William Fettes. |
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WAUK MILL WOOD |
Wauk Mill Wood
Wauk Mill Wood
Wauk Mill Wood |
William Moore
William McCulloch
William Dill |
067 |
A considerable patch of mixed wood, chiefly larch and fir on the north bank of the river Dhuisk, on Kildonan Estate. Property of the Episcopal Church of Scotland |
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BALLUSKIE |
Balluskie
Balluskie
Balluskie |
William Dill
William Moore
Johnston County Map. |
067 |
A small thatched farmhouse, in tolerable repair. The property of the Episcopal Church of Scotland
From the gaelic Baile a town |
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Sheet 67.10 Parish of Colmonel |
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CROSS WATER |
Cross Water
Cross Water
Cross Water
Cross Water
Cross Water
Cross Water |
Rev [Reverend] William Dill
William Moore
James McIlraith
William McCulloch
Statistical Acct. [Account] 1842
Johnstons County Map |
067 |
A small and rapid stream rising from the base of Beneraid and emptying itself into the River [Dhuisk] dividing in its course the village of Barhill, near which it enters Dhuisk. |
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Sheet 67. Plan 10 [?] See page 95-96 OMO [Ordnance Mapping Office] -- Parish of Colmonel
Entry Duisk River scored out "See Page 37" |
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KNOCKMALLOCH |
Knockmalloch
Knockmalloch
Knockmalloch |
William McCulloch
William Dill
John F. Gray |
067 |
A small thatched farmhouse one storey high with rough thatched outhouses in middling repair The property of the Trustees of the Scots Episcopal Fund |
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GRAHAMSTON |
Grahameston
Grahamston
Grahamston
Grahamston
Grahameston |
Estate Map 1821
William McCulloch
William Dill
John F. Gray
Johnstons County Map |
067 |
A thatched farmhouse - stone & lime in middling repair, with a thatched outhouse of unusual length, in bad repair. The property of the Trustees of the Scots Episcopal Fund. |
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Sheet 67. Plan 6. Trace 2 Parish of Colmonel |
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THE CAMP |
The Camp
The Camp |
William Dill
John F. Gray |
067 |
By the name of "The Camp" is known in the immediate locality the traces of an [erection] Still Circular in form, with a diameter of nearly 120 feet. The fosse,road, and other indications of Roman activity and skill are untraceable here. Its erection may be feued to the days of the Edwards of England. A single circumstance gives strength to this opinion. We are informed by a gentleman who resides in its neighbourhood that during the excavation of stones contiguous to "The Camp" he [fell] upon a coin which bore the date effigy of King Robert Bruce.
This is the sum of the information we have been able to collect in [relation] to this interesting memorial of a past age. It is on the Kildonan Estate - property of the Trustees of the Scottish Episcopal Fund |
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"The ramparts of all the British Fort, were composed of dry stone and earth - this is a
point of agreement. The position of "The Camp", its distance from all the great connecting
roads, with a view to an easy use of which Roman Encampments were invariably constructed.
The entire absence of the minor antiquities which are commonly to be met with in the vicinity
of a pretorium, are all at variance with an association of this antiquity with the Romans
Within a radius of a quarter of a mile, there were, not more than three years ago,
upwards of thirty well defined Cairns. The Sites of several of these are still indicated
by a few loose stones, level with the surface, but even these faint traces are in process of
entire obliteration by the busy hand of improvement. They are evidence of a lengthened
undisturbed location, or a bloody contest."
Signed W. Rutherford. |
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BROWNHILL |
Brown Hill
Brownhill
Brownhill
Brownhill
Brownhill |
Estate Map 1821
William McCulloch
William Dill
John F. Gray.
Johnstons County Map |
067 |
A thatched farmhouse with a single thatched outhouse, in middling repair. there are also the ruins of two outhouses. The property of the Trustees of the Scots Episcopal Fund. |
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KILDONAN MILL (Corn) |
Kildonan Mill
Kildonan Mill
Kildonane Mill
Kildonane Mill
Kildonan Mill |
Estate Map 1821
William McCulloch
William Dill
John F. Gray
Johnston County Map. |
067 |
This name is applied to two buildings a few chains apart- a low thatched farmhouse, stone and lime, in middling repair, with a new dwelling house attached nearly completed, stone and lime, slated, and consisting of a single storey and attic, and a rough thatched building used as a Corn Mill - They are the property of the Trustees of the Scots Episcopal Fund. |
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Sheet 67. Plan 6. Trace 1 & 5 Parish of Colmonel |
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CRAIGKNOWE |
Craigknowe
Craigknowe
Craigknowe
Craigknowe
Craigknowe |
Estate Map 1821
William McCulloch
William Dill
John F. Gray
Johnston County Map. |
067 |
A thatched farmhouse with [thatched] outhouse, stone & lime. in [indifferent] repair - property of the Trustees of the Scots Episcopal Fund |
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MILL BURN |
Mill_Burn
Mill Burn
Mill Burn |
William McCulloch
William Dill
John F. Gray |
067 |
The name usually given to a [rapid] stream which flows from a small loch on the Kildonan Estate two miles from the burn's junction with the Dhuisk. It supplies in its course a Corn and Saw mill for which purpose it has been diverted from its original [Course] |
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Sheet 67. Plan 4 Trace 2 & 5 -- Parish of Colmonel |
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CRAIGENGELLS |
Craigengells
Craigengells
Craigengells |
William McCulloch
William Dill
John F. Gray |
067 |
An old thatched cothouse in middling repair, built of stone and lime, with two low, thatched drystone huts, detached property of William McAdam Esqr. |
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KILDONAN BRIDGE |
Kildonane Bridge
Kildonane Bridge
Kildonane Bridge
Kildonan Bridge |
William McCulloch
John F. Gray
Revd [Reverend] William Dill
Johnston County Map. |
067 |
A solidly-built-bridge of one arch spanning the River Dhuisk in very good repair. property of the Episcopal Ch. [Church] of Scotland. |
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Sheet 67. Plan 6. Trace 4 Parish of Colmonel |
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DALTANGAN |
Daltangan
Daltangan
Daltangan
Daltangan |
Estate Map 1821
William McCulloch
William Dill
John F. Gray |
067 |
An old stone and lime farm house thatched with thatched stone and lime outhouses - all in bad repair. Property of the Trustees of the late Sir William Fettes. |
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DOON KNOWE |
Doon Knowe
Dun Knowe
Dun Knowe
Doon Knowe
Doon Knowe
Doon Knowe |
William McCulloch
William Dill
John F. Gray
George Mitchell
John Galloway
Hugh Galloway |
067 |
A small but conspicuous knowe about 30 feet above the level of the road from Newton Stewart to Girvan to which it is contiguous. Its sides are [planted] with young firs. property of W McAdam |
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DUISK LODGE |
Dusk Lodge
Dusk Lodge
Dusk Lodge
Dusk Lodge
Dusk Lodge
Duisk Lodge
Duisk Lodge
Duisk Lodge |
Estate Map 1821
William McCulloch
William Dill
John F. Gray
Johnstons Co [County] Map
George Mitchell
John Galloway
Hugh Galloway |
067 |
A well-situated building consisting of two storeys, occupied during the shooting season by its occupant Mr Barber - the Garden and lawn are tastefully kept:- Proprietors - or Sir William Fettes' Trustees |
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CAIRN |
CAIRN |
See authorities for Duisk River, Page 1. |
067 |
There is a cairn on which a few large trees grew a few chains to the N.W. [North West] of Duisk Lodge |
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GLENHEAD |
Glenhead
Glenhead
Glenhead
Glenhead |
Estate Map 1821
William McCulloch
William Dill
John F. Gray. |
067 |
A small one storey house, built of stone and lime, slated, and in tolerable repair; The property of the Scots Episcopal Fund. |
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CRAIG KNOWE |
Craigknowe
Craigknowe
Craigknowe
Craigknowe
Craig Knowe
Craig Knowe
Craig Knowe |
Estae Map 1821
William McCulloch
William Dill
John F. Gray
George Mitchell
John Galloway
Hugh Galloway |
067 |
A conspicuous Rocky, but arable Knowe, from which the [Farm] of Craigknowe, takes its name. The property of the Trustees of the Scots Episcopal Fund |
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LIGLAW WOOD |
Laglae Wood
Liglaw Wood
Liglaw Wood
Liglaw Wood |
Estate Map 1821
William McCulloch
William Dill
John F. Gray |
067 |
A large extent of mixed wood, on the North West Bank of Duisk River, the property of The Trustees of the Episcopal Church of Scotland |
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Sheet 67. Plan 6. Trace 1.2.4 & 5 Parish of Colmonel |
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SAW MILL [Liglaw Wood] |
Saw Mill
Saw Mill
Saw Mill |
William McCulloch
William Dill
John F. Gray. |
067 |
A thatched building in Liglaw Wood property of the Trustees of the Scots Episcopal Fund |
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GLENWHASK |
Glenwhask
Glenwhask
Glenwhask
Glenwhask
Glenwhack |
Estate Map 1821
William McCulloch
William Dill
John F. Gray
Johnstons Co. [County] Map. |
067 |
A thatched cothouse, built of stone and lime, in middling repair with the ruins of several outhouses - formerly a farmhouse property of the Trustees of the Scots Episcopal Fund. |
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Saw Mill - "not on plan - but a wood Gn off [General Office ? ] " |
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GLEN WOOD |
Glenwood of Kildonan
Glenwood of Kildonan
Glen - Wood
Glen - Wood |
Estate Map 1821
William McCulloch
William Dill
John F. Gray. |
067 |
A large patch of mixed wood, the property of the Trustees of the Episcopal Church of Scotland. |
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KILDONAN BURN |
Kildonan Burn
Kildonane Burn
Kildonane Burn |
William McCulloch
William Dill
John F. Gray |
067 |
A rapid mountain stream, collecting from Drains, flowing down a long narrow glen, and emptying itself into Duisk River. |
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DALTANGAN BURN |
Daltangan Burn
Daltangan Burn
Daltangan Burn |
William McCulloch
William Dill
John F. Gray |
067 |
A rapid mountain stream, collecting from marshy ground, in Knockbrake moor; and emptying itself into the River Duisk |
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KILDONAN HOUSE |
Kildonane House
Kildonane House
Kildonan
Kildonan
Kildonan |
William McCulloch
William Dill
John F Gray
Johnstons Co. [County] Map
Patersons Hist[History] of Ayr
Stat Acct. [Statistical Account] 1842 |
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A plain Building two storey [high]
it is a somewhat neglected
condition, A remark which [applies to]
the garden and lawn, The [property]
of the Trustees of the Scots [Episcopalian]
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KILDONAN |
Kildonan
Kildonan
Kildonaul
Kidonaul
Kildonan
Kildonan
Kildonan |
Estate Map 1821
William McCulloch
William Dill
John F Gray
Johnstons Co. [County] Map
Patersons Hist. [History] of Ayr
Stat Acct [Statistical Account] 1842 |
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The most extensive farm house in the
District consisting of a Storey [and an]
Attic; Slated and in good [Repair]
The outhouses are one Storey in [height]
built of stone & lime, slated &
in excellent condition, Property of
the Trustees of the Scots [Episcopalian] |
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ROTTEN LOCH |
Rotten Loch
Rotten Loch
Rotten Loch |
James McIlraith Esq. Auchenflower
Revd. [Reverend]
William Dill
Colmonell
William McCulloch Esqr.
Glenduisk |
067 |
A Small shallow fresh water Loch,
taking its name, apparently, from
its being so very shallow, and covered
with weeds, the property of the Episcopal
Ch. [Church] of Scotland. |
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LAGGAN CAIRN (Site of) |
Laggan Cairn
Laggan Cairn
Laggan Cairn |
Revd. [Reverend] William Dill Colmonell
James McIlraith Esqr.
Auchenflower
William McCulloch Esqr.
Glenduisk |
067 |
The Site of a cairn on the estate of
Kildonan, which from its present appearance, has been about 16 yards in diameter. The Stones of which it was comprised were used in the building of the adjacent Sheep Ree. The people in the neighbourhood appear to know nothing about it. |
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DAWAN (Ruin) |
Dawan
Dawan
Dawan
Dawan
Dawan |
Map of Kildonan Estate 1821
Revd. [Reverend] William Dill
J. McIlraith Esqr
Auchenflower
William McCulloch
Johnston's County Map |
067 |
A Small old Ruin on the margin of the
Cammock burn which formed a Small farm house Some 50 years ago with a Small enclosure Surrounding it the property of the Scottish Episcopal Church fund on the Kildonan Estate |
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Sheet 67 7 No.5 Parish of Colmonell
"Cammock Burn page 57"
Thomas O.Farrell
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29th August 54 |
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CAMMOCK BURN |
Water of Cammuch
Cammuck burn
Cammock Burn
Cammock Burn
Cammock Burn
Cammuck W. [Water] |
Map of Kildonan Estate 1821
Revd [Reverend] William Dill
J. McIlraith Esqr
Hugh Hamilton Esqr
William McCulloch
Johnston's County Map |
067 |
A Stream collecting in the Parish of Barr and flowing in a Southerly direction forming the Boundary between the Parishes of Colmonell and Barr in the greater part of its Course, it flows Slowly through a low and nearly level mossy hollow forming Several pools from 30 to 15 yards wide, deep and nearly Stagnant.
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Sheet 67 Plan 8 Trace no. 4 and 5 Colmonell and Barr Parishes
"Near Eyes Loch page 21."
"The opinion of the Rev. [Reverend] W. Dill, is
probably correct. Cammuck appears
to be derived from two Gaelic Words.
cam (crooked). mucach (dirty), agreeing
with the description we have of this stream.
The describer does not speak of its
crookedness; this, however, may be inferred, from its "slow and level" course (and seen on plan)
Muck is frequently found
Mock unusual
W Rutherford.
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LOCH CRONGART |
Loch Crongart
Loch Crongart
Loch Crongart
Loch Crongart
Crongarth |
Revd [Reverend] William Dill
Colmonel
James McIlraith Esqr
Auchenflower
William McCulloch
Glendisk
See remarks Sheet 67 plan 12 Trace No 2 & 3
Johnstons Co. [County] Map. |
067 |
A fresh water Loch the centre of which is the Boundary of the Parishes of Colmonel & Barr and also the Boundary between the Property of James Eaton Esqr and Rigby Wason Esqr |
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Sheet 67. Plan 8 Trace No.1. 5 & 6 Parish of Colmonell. |
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DRUMACORRA BURN |
Drumacorra Burn
Drumacorra Burn
Drumacorra Burn
Drumacorra Burn |
James McIlraith Esqr
Auchenflower
Revd. [Reverend] William Dill
Colmonell
Revd [Reverend] William Moore Barrhill
William McCulloch Esqr Glendusk. |
70 |
A small stream flowing from the South of Strawarren Fell in a southerly direction till it joins the water of Luce south of Arecleoch and along the west base of Drumacorra. |
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MULL BURN |
Moil Burn
Mull Burn
Mull Burn
Mull Burn |
James McIlraith Esqr
Revd [Reverend] William Dill
Revd [Reverend] William Moore
William McCulloch Esqr |
70 |
A small but rapid mountain stream flowing from the east base of Benaw and empties itself into the Cross Water of Luce. |
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Sheet 70. Plan 8. Trace 2 & 5. Parish of Colmonell.
Drumacorra Burn - "East of Arecleoch Farmhouse"
Mull Water - "(The above copied from Name Book of Ballantrae Parish - page 76-)
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SMALL BURN |
Small Burn
Small Burn
Small Burn
Small Burn |
James McIlraith Esqr Auchenflower
Revd [Reverend] William Dill
Revd. [Reverend] William Moore
William McCulloch Esqr |
70 |
A small stream flowing along the south base of Park Hill in an easterly direction till it joins the Cross Water of Luce a little south of Mull Burn |
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Sheet 70 Plan 8 Trace 5 Parish of Colmonell
"South of Arecleoch Farmhouse"
"(The above copied from Name Book of Ballantrae Parish - page 77 -)
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SHIEL HILL |
Shielhill
Shielhill
Shielhill
Sheallhill (S) |
Revd [Reverend] William Dill
William McCulloch
Glendisk
James McIlwraith Esqr Auchenflower |
066 |
A prominent hill on the summit of which is a Trig [Trigonometrical] Station it produces good heathy pasture:- the property of Sir James Ferguson Bart. [Baronet] |
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Sheet 67. Plan 9. Trace No. 4 Parish of Colmonel
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KIRKIE LOCH |
Kirkie Loch
Kirkie Loch
Kirkie Loch
Kirkie Loch |
James McIlraith
Auchenflower
Revd [Reverend] William Dill
William McCulloch
Glendhuisk
W & A K. Johnston & Cowan & Co. [Company] County Map. |
067 |
A small, deep fresh water loch which forms the Boundary between the properties of Sir James Ferguson and The Rev [Reverend] William Sproat, & William McAdam Esqre |
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BLACK LOCH |
Black Loch
Black Loch
Black Loch
Black Loch |
Revd [Reverend] William Dill
Glendhuisk
James McIlwraith Esqr
Auchenflower
Johnstons County Map |
067 |
A small and very shallow fresh water Loch, situated in marshy [ground] which subjects it very much [flooding] and causes the Boundary of it to be very difficult to determine. It is the property of The Rev [Reverend] William Sproat |
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Sheet 67. Plan 9. Trace No 1 Parish of Colmonel |
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ARNSHEEN CHAPEL |
Arnsheen Chapel
Arnsheen Chapel
Arnshean Chapel |
Rev. [Reverend] William Dill
William Moore
James McIlraith |
067 |
This is a small plain stone building, one storey high, slated, and containing about 240 sittings. It is situated on a small rising ground on the South bank of the Water of Dhuisk, a short distance west from Barrhill Village. It is in connection with the Parish of Colmonell, and on the Arnshean Estate from which it derives its name. The Chapel was erected by voluntary subscription
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Sheet 67 Plan 10 Trace 2 Parish of Colmonel |
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MARTYR'S TOMB [nr Barhill] |
Martyr's Tomb
Martyrs Tomb
Martyrs Tomb
Martyrs Grave
Martyrs Grave
Martyrs Grave
Martyrs Grave |
George Mitchell
John Galloway
Hugh Galloway
Johnstons Co. [County] Map
Rev [Reverend] William Dill
Rev [Reverend] William Moore
James McIlraith |
067 |
This is a small unadorned stone Edifice like any other Tomb in a Church yard. In the Wall is placed a stone on which the following lines are cut. -
"Erected A.D. 1825. To the memory of John Murchie and Daniel Meiklewrick at the expense of a Generous Public and friends in the Covenanted Cause which these Martyrs suffered. bled & died in the persecution of 1685.
Here in this place two Martyrs lie whose blood to heaven hath a loud cry Murder'd Contrary to Divine laws For owning of King Jesus' Cause By bloody Drummond they were shot Without any trial on this spot.
There is an old stone placed by the side of the wall inside which appears to be the original. by the old spelling etc. on it are the following lines .-
"Here lys John Murchie & Daniel Meiklewrick by bloody Drummond they were shot. 1685.
They are natives of Wigtonshire & have been hunted from New Luce & shot on the spot. where this Tomb is erected
Signed. Thomas O Farrell
30th March '54 |
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Plan 67 - 10 Parish of Colmonell
"Place where John Murchie and Daniel Meiklewrick,Covenanters, were shot and buried A.D. 1685." |
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BARHILL BRIDGE |
Barhill Bridge
Barhill Bridge
Barrhill Bridge
Barhill Bridge
Barhill Bridge |
Revd. [Reverend] William Dill
Colmonel
James McIlraith Esqr.
Auchenflower
William Moore
William McCulloch
Johnston County Map |
067 |
A small bridge, with one arch spanning the "Cross Water" in the village of Barhill; it is built of Stone & Lime, and in good repair
This Bridge being on a Turnpike Road is a County Bridge. |
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WAUK MILL [Barhill] |
Wauk Mill
Wauk Mill
Wauk Mill
Wauk Mill |
Estate Map Dated 1821
Revd. [Reverend] William Dill
Colmonel
James McIlraith Esqr
Auchenflower
William McCulloch |
067 |
A Small building used for the manufacture of coarse woolen cloths, the machinery is driven by water; attached is a Farm House and Outhouses, all these buildings are built of Lime & Stone, Thatched, one Storey high and in good repair, the property of the Episcopal Church of Scotland. |
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Sheet 67 Plan 10 Trace 2 Parish of Colmonel |
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POST OFFICE [Barhill] |
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office |
Sign Board
Revd. [Reverend] William Dill
Colmonel
James McIlraith Esqr.
Auchenflower
William Moore |
067 |
A minor Post, & Money order office, having dispatch A.M. and the same P.M. present Post Master, Mr. Alexander McTyer |
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BARHILL INN |
Barrhill Inn
Barhill Inn
Barhill Inn
Barrhill Inn
Barhill Inn |
Sign Board
Revd. [Reverend] William Dill
James McIlraith Esqr
Auchenflower
William Moore
William McCulloch |
067 |
A Public House, or Inn, the only one of note in the village of Barhill, it is built of Stone & Lime, Slated, two Storey high, and in good repair, present Inn Keeper Mr. John McWilliam. |
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Sheet 67 Plan 10 Trace 2 Parish of Colmonel |
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SCAURHEAD |
Scaurhead
Scarrhead
Scaurhead |
William Moore
William McCulloch
William Dill |
067 |
A few houses irregularly built on rising ground, about a quarter of a mile in a Westerly direction from Barrhill village. One of these is slated and in good repair, containing ground - flat- and attic storey; the others are thatched and roughly constructed - the property of Mr David McCreath and Miss Affleck |
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WHITE CAIRN |
White Cairn
White Cairn
Whitecairn
White Cairn |
William Moore
William McCulloch
William Dill
Voters Lists |
067 |
A farmhouse, built of stone & lime, slated, one storey high, and in good repair. One of the two outhouses attached is in ruins, on the Arnschene Estate. The property of the trustees of the late Sir William Fettes. |
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The above Farmsteading takes its name from a Cairn about 20 chains S.W. [South West] respecting which no authentic information can be supplied other than that it is called a Cairn universally by the inhabitants residing in its vicinity - neither were there found, at any time any Sepulchral remains, that would in any way throw light on its history |
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Sheet 67 Plan 10 Tracings 1 & 2 Parish of Colmonel |
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ARNSHEEN SCHOOL HOUSE |
Arnsheen School-house
Airnsheen School house
Arnsheen Schoolhouse |
William Moore
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William McCulloch
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William Dill |
067 |
A low thatched building, [supported] from the funds of the [Arnschene] Estate and an annual donation by the Ayrshire Educational Association |
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MANSE [F.C.; Barrhill] |
Free Church Manse
Free Church Manse
Free Church Manse |
William Moore
William McCulloch
William Dill |
067 |
A plain square building, [consisting] of two storeys and an attic, erected in 18 by voluntary [contributions] from the Free-Church [congregation of Barrhill. The Site and garden, about an acre and a half extent, was the gift of Rigsby Mason Esqr. Corwar Ho. [House] |
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Sheet 67 Plan 10 Tracings 2 & 6 -- Parish of Colmonel |
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FREE CHURCH [Barhill] |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
William Dill Colmonel
James McIlraith Esqr. Auchenflower
William Moore |
067 |
A neat edifice, in a plain, and modern style, built by the Subscription of the congregation, it is as yet, unfinished. |
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SCHOOL [F.C.; Barhill] |
Schoolhouse (Free Church)
School House
Free Church
Free Church Schoolhouse |
Rev [Reverend] William Dill
Colmonel
James McIlraith Esqr. Auchenflower
William Moore |
067 |
A neat, and substantial building erected by the subscriptions of the Free Church congregation, it is built of Stone & Lime, Slated, two Storey high & in very good repair. |
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Sheet 67 Plan 10 Trace 3 Parish of Colmonel
School on plan
that is enough here-
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BARHILL |
Barrhill
Barhill
Barrhill
Barhill
Barrhill
Barhill
Barhill
Barhill
Barrhill |
Fullarton's Gazetteer (1842)
History of Ayrshire - (1850)
Post Office Stamp
Rev. [Reverend] William Dill
William Moore
James McIlraith
Statistical Acct [Account] 1842
Johnston County Map
Ayrshire Streams. |
067 |
This is a small village containing [about] 200 inhabitants, on the road from Girvan to [Newton] Stewart, twelve miles from the former and eight from the latter. The population is chiefly [agricultural]. The houses are well built, from one to two storey[s] high, generally slated and in good repair. It is the joint property of the trustees of the late Sir William Fettes Bart. [Baronet] and Rigby Mason Corwar Ho. [House] Within the village there are an extensive schoolhouse and a [Commodious] Inn; but the most noticeable object the newly built Free Church for the erection of which that [we are] indebted to the liberality and energy of Rigby Mason Esqr. Corwar ho [house] |
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Sheet 67 Plan 10 Tracings 2. & 3 Parish of Colmonel |
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EBANS |
Ebans
Ebans
Ebans
Ebans
Ebbans Ebans |
Estate Map Dated 1821
William Dill
James McIlraith Esqr
Auchenflower
William Moore
William McCulloch
Johnstons County Map |
067 |
Formerly a Farm House, but now occupied by Laborers, it is built of Stone and Lime, Thatched, one Storey high, and in bad repair. the property of the Episcopal Church of Scotland. |
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LENNIE WOOD |
Lenny Wood
Lenie Wood
Lennie Wood
Lennie Wood
Lennie Wood |
Estate Map Dated 1821
James McIlraith
William Dill
William Moore
William McCulloch |
067 |
A small patch of mixed wood, principally Larch & Fir, on the N.E [North East] bank of the Dusk River, the property of the Episcopal Church of Scotland. |
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Sheet 67 Plan 10 Tracings 2.3 & 6 -- Parish of Colmonel |
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BARHILL T.P. |
Barhill Toll
Barhill Toll
Barhill Toll
Barrhill Toll
Barhill Toll |
Toll Board
Revd [Reverend] William Dill
Colmonel
James McIlraith Esqr
Auchenflower
William Moore
William McCulloch |
067 |
A Toll Bar and Small house built of Stone & Lime, Slated, and in good repair on the road leading from Girvan to Newton Stewart, and about ¼ of a mile from the Village of Barhill. |
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EBANS BRIDGE |
Ebans Bridge
Ebans Bridge
Ebans Bridge
Ebbans Bridge
Ebans Bridge |
Revd [Reverend] William Dill
Colmonel
James McIlraith Esqr
Auchenflower
William Moore
William McCulloch
Johnstons County Map |
067 |
A Small Bridge, with one arch, spanning the Dusk River on the road from Girvan to Newton Stewart, and about a ½ mile from the Village of Barhill, it is built of Stone & Lime & in good repair
a County Bridge. |
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Sheet 67 Plan 10 Tracings 3 & 6 -- Parish of Colmonel |
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CAIRNLEA |
Cairnlea
Cairnlea
Cairnlea
Cairnlea |
William Dill
William Moore
James McIlraith
Johnstons County Map |
067 |
[Situation] About 40 Chains South West of Barrhill Village
This a well built farm house one Story high, Slated, and well laid out, with good out offices etc for farming purposes, beautifully Situated on the Side of a Sloping hill; it takes its name from a Cairn Situated adjacent, there is no vestige of the Cairn to be Seen now, but the place where it was is pointed out, there has been found an earthen Urn containing Ashes and bones in it, at the time the field in which it stood was first cultivated, Some twenty five years ago, Attached to this House is a large extent of moor which in general affords good pasturing for Sheep in the Sumer Season, the whole of the farm goes under the name of Cairnlee
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CAIRN (Site of) [Cairnlee] |
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"there is no vestige of the Cairn to be Seen now, but the place where it was is pointed out, there has been found an earthen Urn containing Ashes and bones in it, at the time the field in which it stood was first cultivated " |
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Sheet 67 Plan 10 Trace 4 -- Parish of Colmonell
"About 40 Chains South West of Barrhill Village"
"Authority for Orthogrophy
Revd [Reverend] William Dill Colmonell by Girvan
Revd [Reverend] William Moore Barrhill by Girvan and
James McIlraith Esqr. Auchenflower by Girvan."
Thomas O Farrell ca [civilian assistant]
30th March 54 [1854] |
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BAR HILL |
Barrhill
Barrhill
Barhill
Barhill
Barrhill
Barhill
Barhill
Barhill |
Gazetter Of Scotland Published by Fullarton & Co. 1842
Post office Stamp
History of Ayr Published by John Dick Ayr 1850
William Dill
William Moore
James McIlraith
Statistical Acct. [Account] 1842
Johnston County Map |
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[Situation] Adjacent to and South of Barrhill Village
A small round hill in shape of a Basin with its mouth downward it is well cultivated and laid out with Stone fences etc, there are two Small nameless farm houses on it. It is very likely that it is from this hill the village of [Barrhill] took its name, as the village is of modern erection; it is [the property] of the Trustees of the late Sir W. Fettes |
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CRAIG ALTY |
Craig Alty
Craig Alty
Craig Alty |
William Dill
William Moore
James McIlraith |
067 |
[Situation] About 20 Chains east of Barrhill and adjacent to the Toll Bar
A small Rocky hill on the Summit of which is a trig [trigonometrical] Station a part produces copse [wood] but the greater part of it is irreclaimable producing very scanty Heathy pasture there is a Small flagstone quarry on its eastern Side it is the property of Rigby Wason Esq. Corwar |
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Sheet 67 Plan 10 Trace 2 - 5 & 6 Colmonell Parish
[Signed] Thomas O'Farrell
30th [March 1854] |
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KNOCKAVENION |
Knockavenion
Knockavenion
Knockavenion |
William Dill
William Moore
James McIlraith |
067 |
[Situation] - On the edge of the road from Barrhill to New Luce and about 10 chains South of Cairnlea - A Small arable hill on the Side of Sloping ground on the farm of Cairnlee the property of the late Sir William Fettes now in the hands of trustees |
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ELDRICK |
Eldrick
Eldrick
Eldrick |
William Dill
William Moore
James McIlraith |
067 |
[Situation] - About 20 Chains Southwest of Cairnlee - A Small Hill composed partly of arable Rocky pasture and Heathy pasture and appears rather conspicuous for here the gentle Slope from the Duisk Water ends and becomes rather a flat mossy moor Southward and Westward its on the Farm of Cairn lee and property of the trustees of the late Sir W. Fettes |
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Sheet 67 Plan 10 Trace 4 & 5 Colmonell Parish
[Signed] Thomas O' Farrell
1st April 54 |
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WARD |
Ward
Ward
Ward |
William Dill
William Moore
James McIlraith |
067 |
[Situation] About 40 chains South west of Barrhill Village and East Cairnlee at Knockavenion (Hill)"
A Small farm house on the [estate] of Arnshean built of lime & stone and thatched and rather in a neglected State though the portion of land attached to it is tolerable good and well drained It appear to be a very old place, the property of the trustees of the late Sir William Fettes 50 Castle Street Edinburgh |
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Sheet 67 Plan 10 Trace 5 -- Colmonell Parish
Entry for Vote Knoll is scored out - "not written on plan" WR
"See also page 39 for names of plan 10"
"Authority for Orthography
Revd. [Reverend] William Dill Colmonell by Girvan
Revd. [Reverend] William Moore Barrhill by Girvan [ ]
James McIlraith Esqr. Auchenflower by Girvan"
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DRUMDOWN |
Drumdown
Drumdown
Drumdown |
William Dill
William Moore
James McIlraith |
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A Small round hill, partly arable, and partly producing Heathy pasture, the property of the Trustees of the late Sir William Fettes |
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Sheet 67 Place 10 Trace 5 Parish of Colmonel |
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STANDARD KNOWE |
Standard Knowe
Standard Knowe
Standard Knowe
Standard Knowe |
George Mitchell
John Galloway
Hugh Galloway
James Gemmell |
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The conical top of a moderate elevation, surmounted by a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station, and a [patch] of rocks from which a singularly extensive prospect may be viewed. There is a tradition in the neighbourhood that the adjacent ground was the scene of a battle and that the banner of the victorious soldiers of the covenant waved from the Knowe. |
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Sheet 67 Plan 11 Colmonell Parish |
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BLAIR |
Blair
Blair
Blair
Blair
Blair |
Estate Map Dated 1821
William Dill
James McIlraith Esqr Auchenflower
Johnstons County Map.
Voters List |
067 |
A large Farm House, with suitable Outhouses Attached, built of Stone and Lime, two storey high and in good repair, the property of the Episcopal Church of Scotland. |
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BLAIR HILL WOOD |
Blair Hill Wood
Blair Hill Wood
Blair Hill Wood |
Estate Map Dated 1821
William Dill
James McIlraith Esqr. Auchenflower |
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A small patch of mixed wood, principally Larch & Fir, the property of the Episcopal Church of Scotland |
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Sheet 67. Plan 11 Tracings 1. 4 Parish of Colmonel |
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DUISK RIVER |
Dusk River
Duish River
Duisk River
Duisk River
Dhuisk River
Dusk River
Dhuisk River
Water of Dusk
or
Dusk Water
Duisk River |
Estate Map Dated 1821
James McIlraith
William Dill
John Stevenson
William Moore
William McCulloch
Statistical Acct [Account] 1842
Johnstons County Map
H Simpson. |
067 |
A large Stream which issues from Loch Dusk, flowing through a well cultivated Valley, and emptying itself into the Water of Stinchar near Pinwhirry. |
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FEOCH BANK WOD |
Feoch Bank Wood
Feoch Bank Wood
Feoch Bank Wood
Feoch Bank Wood
Feoch Bank Wood |
Estate Map Dated 1821
William Dill
James McIlraith Esq. Auchenflower
William Moore
William McCulloch |
067 |
A narrow patch of mixed wood principally Larch & Fir, on the north bank of the Feoch Burn, the property of the Episcopal Church of Scotland. |
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Sheet 67 Plan 11. Tracings 2.3.4 & 5 Parish of Colmonel |
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LAGGAN LOCH |
Laggan Loch
Laggan Loch
Laggan Loch |
J McIlraith Esqr.
Auchenflower
Rev. [Reverend] William Dill
William McCulloch |
067 |
A very small nearly round deep fresh water Loch which neither receives or discharges any water on the Kildonan estate and property of the Episcopal Church fund |
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LAGGAN CAIRN (Site of) |
Laggan Cairn
Laggan Cairn
Laggan Cairn |
Revd [Reverend] William Dill
J. McIlraith Esqr
William McCulloch |
067 |
The Site of a cairn only on the estate of Kildonal which from the present appearance had been about 16 yards in diameter the Stones of it has been taken away to build the adjacent Sheep Ree and walls tradition is quite silent with regard to any thing being found in it when the stones were removed there are a great quantity of Stones in it yet but level with the ground and perhaps it never has undergone a proper excavation, the country people knows nothing about it whatsoever |
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Sheet 67 Plan 11 Trace No. 23 Parish of Colmonell
Laggan Cairn - "Supplied in LXVII.7"
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19 August [54? ] |
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CAIRN A MEIKLE |
Cairn a Meikle
Cairn a Meikle
Cornei Muckle |
Map of Estate 1821
Rev [Reverend] William Dill
J. McIlraith Esqr Auchflower |
067 |
A Small conical heathy pasture hill on the Summit of which is a trig [trigonometrical] Station a [footpath] from Barrhill to Darnaconnar passes over it the tenants of the Kildonal estate get their peats in its neighbourhood the property of the Scottish Episcopal Church fund James Hay McKenzie W.S [Writer to the Signet] Edinbh. [Edinburgh] [Agent] |
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Plan 67 13 Trace No. 3 -- Colmonell Parish
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FEOCH BRIDGE |
Feoch Bridge
Feoch Bridge
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Feoch Bridge
Feoch
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Bridge |
William Dill
James McIlraith Esqr
Auchenflower
William Moore
Johnston County Map
English [grammer] |
067 |
A small Bridge with one arch, Spanning the Feoch Burn on the Road from Girvan to Newton Stewart, it is built of Stone and Lime, and in good Repair. a County Bridge. |
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LAGGAN |
Laggan
Laggan
Laggan
Laggan |
Estate Map Dated 1821
William Dill
James McIlraith Esqr
Auchenflower
Johnstons. Co. [County] Map. |
067 |
A small Farm House, with very indifferent outhouses attached, it is built of Stone & Lime, and in bad repair, the property of the Episcopal Church of Scotland. |
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Sheet 67. Plan 11. Tracings 2 & 5 Parish of Colmonel |
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STANDARD |
Standard
Standard
Standard
Standard L.
Standard |
William Dill
James McIlraith Esqr
Auchenflower
William Moore
Johnstons County Map.
Voters List |
067 |
A Small Farm House, with outhouses attached, built of Stone & Lime, Slated, one Storey high in good repair, the property of [Rigby] Wason Esqr. |
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LAGGAN WOOD |
Laggan Wood
Laggan Wood
Laggan Wood
Laggan Wood |
Estate Map
Dated 1821
William Dill
James McIlraith Esq
Auchenflower
William Moore |
067 |
A large patch of mixed wood principally Larch & Fir, the property of the Episcopal Church of Scotland |
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Sheet 67. Plan 11. Tracings 1 2.4.5 & 6 Parish of Colmonel |
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KILANTRINGAN |
Kilsaintninian
Kilsaintninian
Kilantringan
Kilsaintninian
Kilsaintninian
Kilantringan
Kilantringan
Kilantringan
Kilantringan |
James McIlraith
Revd [Reverend] William Dill
Revd [Reverend] William Moore
William McCulloch
Johnston County Map
George Mitchell
John Galloway
Hugh Galloway
James Gemmell |
067 |
A Farm House, with suitable outhouses attached, built of Stone & Lime, Slated, one Storey high & in very good repair, the property of Rigby Wason Esqr. |
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CHAPEL CROFT |
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In the eastern part of this parish about half a mile from Loch Duisk, there was a chapel which was dedicated to St.Ninian, and which was called, in Gaelic, Kil-an-Ringan, Signifying the chapel of St Ninian; and a piece of land adjacent was called Chapel Croft. At the place where the Chapel stood there is now a gentlemans Seat, which is called Kilsaint Ninian, or Kil-an-Ringan, the last whereof was the ancient name of Celtic times
Patersons Hist [History] of Ayr. |
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Sheet 67 Plan 11 Trace 6 Parish of Colmonel |
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FEOCH BURN |
Feoch Burn
Feoch Burn
Feoch Burn
Feoch Burn
Feoch W. |
Revd [Reverend] William Dill
Colmonel
James McIlraith Esqr
Auchenflower
Hugh Hamilton Esqr
Pinmore
William McCulloch
Johnston County Map. |
067 |
A rapid Stream which commences at the Junction of "Loch Crongart Burn" and "Cammock Burn" flows into the Water of [Duisk] about a 1½ miles from Barrhill |
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ARTNOCH |
Artnoch
Artnoch
Artnach
Artnoch
Artneoch |
Revd [Reverend] William Dill
Colmonel
James McIlraith Esqr
Auchenflower
Revd [Reverend] William Moore
William McCulloch
Voters List. |
067 |
A Farm House, with suitable outhouses attached, built of Stone [& lime], Slated, one Storey high & in [good] repair, the property of [Rigby] Wason Esqr. |
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Sheet 67 Plan 11 Tracings 3.5 & 6 Parish of Colmonel |
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LOCH CRONGART |
Loch Crongar
Loch Crongart
Loch Crongart
Loch Crongart |
Estate Map of Kildonan 1821
Revd. William Dill
J McIlraith Esqr
William McCulloch |
067 |
A deep Fresh. water Loch, about 500 yards long by about 180 wide Its banks are nearly level with the water it receives a few Small nameless, Streams, the one flowing along the Parish Boundary being the largest. It is equally in the Parish of Barr and Colmonell, and, consequently, equally belongs to Rigby Wason Esqr, Corwar and J. Eaton Esqr. Edinburgh. |
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LOCH CRONGART BURN |
Loch Crongar Burn
Loch Crongart Burn
Loch Crongart Burn
Loch Crongart Burn |
Estate Map of Kildonan 1821
Revd. [Reverend] William Dill
J. McIlraith Esqr
William McCulloch |
067 |
A Stream flowing from Loch Crongart and joining the Cammock and Feoch Burns at Wing Waff It forms the parish boundary between Colmonell and Barr along its course
Thomas O.Farrell ca [Civilian Assistant]
2nd. September 1854 |
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Sheet 67 Plan 13 Trace No. 7 Parish of Colmonell
"What we are told of the farmhouse which
has given a name to this loch and stream is
useless for a decision upon the adoption of gar. or gart;
Gaelic terms either of which might have been applied
reasonably enough, for qualities on circumstances of which
we have no information William Rutherford" |
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WING WAFF |
Wing Waff
Wing Waff
Wing Waff |
J. McIlraith Esqr
Rev [Reverend] William Dill
William McCulloch |
067 |
A point in the Parish Boundary between Colmonell and Barr where the Feoch, Cammock. and Loch Crongart Burns meet. The junction forms a small pool very deep, and nearly round divides three estates viz Kildonan Darnaconner and Corwar. |
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Sheet 67 Plan 12 Trace No.27 [or 2] Parish of Colmonell |
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CAMMOCK BURN |
Cammock Burn
Cammock Burn
Cammock Burn
Cammuck Burn |
James McIlraith Esqr
Auchenflower
Hugh Hamilton Esqr
Pinmore
William McCulloch
Glendisk
Johnston's County Map |
067 |
A Stream collecting from many smaller Streams in the Parish of Barr, and forming the Boundary of the Parishes of Colmonel & Barr in the greater part of its course. It has the name "Cammock Burn" only from where the "Half Merk Burn" joins it, to Wing Waff. |
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CRAM REE |
Cram Ree
Cram Ree
Cram Ree |
George Mitchell
John Galloway
Hugh Galloway |
067 |
An old thatched cothouse the property of Rigby Wason Esq. it receives its name from a large Sheep Ree which once stood in its vicinity |
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CRONGART |
Crongart
Crongart
Crongart |
George Mitchell
John Galloway
Hugh Galloway |
067 |
A dilapidated farmsteading now occupied by Cotters. The dwelling house is thatched, and one storey Offices in ruins. property of Rigby Wason Esq |
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Sheet 67. Plan 12 Trace No. 2 Parish of Colmonel
Cammock Burn - "does not come on 67.12
but on 67.8 [Os] off [Ordnance survey officer]"
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FEOCH BURN |
Feoch
Fioch
Feoch River
Feoch burn
Feoch Burn
Feoch Burn
Feoch Burn
Feoch Burn |
Estate Map of Arnsheen 1772
A. Fullartons Gazetteer of Scotland, 1842
Map of Kildonan Estate 1821
Revd. [Reverend] William Dill
J. McIlraith Esqr
Hugh Hamilton Esqr
Pinmore
William McCulloch
Johnston's County Map |
067 |
A rapid Stream flowing between the Parishes of Barr and Colmonell in a Westerly direction, as far as the Laggan, then taking a Southwest course till it joins the Duisk about 1½ miles east of Barr village It retains the name "Feoch" only to where it meets the Parish Boundary at Wing Waff or Cammock Burn It divides two estates all the way to the Duisk viz [Corwar] of Rigby Wason Esqr and the Scottish Episcopal Church (Kidonan) |
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Sheet 67 Plan 12 Trace No. 1 & 2 Parish of Colmonell
"Feoch on plans Ex [Examining ] off [officer]"
"The Gaelic word Fitheach is meant. It is pronounced Fe- ách,
signifies, a raven and is applied to many streams in Scotland
from the circumstance that flocks of ravens are attracted to particular
parts of such streams by the carcasses of drowned sheep.
Not withstanding the numerous and respectable authorities who
appear on this sheet in favour of Feoch, the word, I think,
should be adopted in its purity. (Fitheach*), or written Feach
as pronounced.
W Rutherford"
"Standard Knowe Knockmanister } will be found [entered] for adjoining sheets"
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2nd Sept [54] |
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CROSS WATER |
Cross Water
Cross Water
Cross Water
Cross Water |
Revd. [Reverend] William Dill
Colmonel
Revd. [Reverend] William Moore
Barrhill
James McIlraith Esqr
Auchenflower
Johnston's County Map |
067 |
A rapid mountain Stream which rises from surface water on the Beneraird Range, and flows into the Water of Dhuisk at Barrhill |
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DOCHROYLE |
Dochroyle
Dochroyle
Dochroyle
Dochroyle |
George Mitchell
John Galloway
Hugh Galloway
James Gemmell |
071 |
A Farmsteading, dwelling houses and offices, one storey, Slated and in good repair. |
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Sheet 67. Plan 13 Trace No. 5. 6 Parish of Colmonel
Re Dochroyle - "Supplied on Plan 71 .2" |
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DRUMDOWN |
Drumdown
Drumdown
Drumdown |
William Dill
William Moore
James McIlraith |
067 |
A Small round hill partly arable and partly producing Heathy pasture but likely in the course of a little time will become all arable as the greater part of the Surrounding lands has been till of late all a wet Soft moss |
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Sheet 67 Plan 11 Trace 2 Colmonell Parish
"About 30 chains South East of Cornlee and adjacent to Ward "
"Authority for Orthgraphy
Revd. [Reverend] William Dill Colmonell by Girvan
Revd. [Reverend] William Moore Barrhill by Girvan and
James McIlraith Esqr Auchinflower by Girvan"
Thomas O. Farrell c.a. [civilian assistant]
1st April 1854 |
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CROSS WATER |
Cross Water
Cross Water
Cross Water
Cross Water |
William Dill
William Moore
James McIlraith
Johnstons County Map |
067 |
A Small but rapid Stream flowing from the moors and hills adjacent to Benaraird in a northeastly direction receiving in its Course Several nameless Streams crossing the road from Barrhill to New Luce on which there is a small foot bridge a [little] further on it enters a Small glen or Ravine thence it takes is course in a northerly direction over a rocky and uneven Surface, about ¾ of a mile from Barrhill Village there is a a nameless waterfall of about 6o [feet] and divided on the top by two small rocky islets into two falls the one [on] the east being the most conspicuous [having] a perpendicular fall of about 25 feet from this [place] the river flows in a narrow Glen till it empties itself into the Water of Duisk after dividing the village of Barrhill into nearly two equal [halves] the greater part of its course divides two estates viz Arnshean and that of Rigby Mason's Esqr.
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1st April 1854 |
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Sheet 67 Plan 11 Trace 2 3 & 1 Colmonell Parish
"Nearly in the middle of the Parish of Colmonell" |
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ALTERCANNOCH EAST |
Altercannoch East
Altercannoch East
Altercannoch East
High Alticanoch
High Altercannoch |
James McIlraith
William Dill
William Moore
Johnstons Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
067 |
A Farm House with suitable outhouses attached, built of Stone & lime, Slated, one Storey high & in good repair. the property of Rigby Wason Esqr. |
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ALTERCANNOCH WEST |
Aloncannoch West
Altercannoch West
Altercannoch West
Low Alticanoch |
James McIlraith
William Dill
William Moore
Johnstons Co. [County] Map. |
067 |
A Farm House with suitable outhouses attached, built of Stone & Lime, Slated, one Storey high and in good repair. the property of Rigby Wason Esqr. |
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Sheet 67 Plan 14 Trace 3 Parish of Colmonel |
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LINN DHU |
Linn Dhu
Linn Dhu
Linn Dhu |
William Moore
William McCulloch
William Dill |
067 |
A large & remarkable Waterfall about 50 feet high, on the Cross Water. |
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Sheet 67. Plan 14. Trace 2 Parish of Colmonel |
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WHITEMINWHILL |
Whiteminwhill
Whiteminwhill
Whiteminwhill |
William Dill
William Moore
James McIlraith |
067 |
[Situation] Adjacent to and north of Loch Altia
A Small round hill And nearly conical to its top it is arable being reclaimed and drained about 10 years ago it is the Arinshean estate the property of the trustees of the late Sir William Fettes, The address of one of the trustees is F. Anderson Esqr 50 Castle Street Edinburgh |
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EYES |
Eyes
Eyes
Eyes
Eyes |
William Dill
William Moore
James McIlraith
Johnston County Map |
067 |
[Situation] Adjacent to east of Loch Altia and Blackminwhill
This is a large hill in extent producing good Heathy pasture for Sheep and catle but not high it is on the Arinshean estate the property of late Sir William Fettes -
There is a Trig [Trigonometrical] Station on the Summit of it |
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Sheet 67 Plan 14 C Trace 6 Page 22 Colmonell Parish
[Signed] Thomas O. Farrell c.a [civilian assistant]
1st April 54 [1854] |
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BLACKMINWHILL |
Blackminwhill
Blackminwhill
Blackminwhill |
William Dill
William Moore
James McIlraith |
067; 071 |
[Situation] About 30 Chains North of Dochroyal Farm house
This is a Small hill nearly round partly arable and partly Mossy pasture + the portion of it that is Arable is but very indifferent being newly taken in the portion that is mossy is very wet + its the property of the trustees of the late Sir W. Fettes |
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LOCH ALTY |
Loch Alty
Loch Alty
Loch Alty |
William Dill
William Moore
James McIlraith |
067 |
[Situation] At the north base of Blackminwhill
A Small round fresh water Loch with a very much indented edge it is not deep a Stream flows out of it in a northerly direction, being Situated in the middle of deep moss its water is quite blackish and dirty |
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Sheet 67 Plan 14 Trace 6 Page 24 -- Colmonell Parish
Authority for Orthography
Revd. [Reverend] William Dill Colmonell by Girvan
Revd. [Reverend] William Moore Barrhill by Girvan and
James McIlraith Auchenflower by Girvan
[Signed] Thomas O. Farrell ca [civilian assistant]
1st. April 54 [1854] |
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HIGH ALTERCANNOCH |
High Altercannoch
High Altercannoch
High Altercannoch
High Alticanoch
High Altercannoch |
W McCulloch
John Jamieson
H Simpson
Johnston County Map
Voters List |
067 |
A Farm House, & outhouses, built of stone & lime, one storey high, slated and in good repair. The property of the Trustees of the late Sir William Fettes |
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DRUMBAIN |
Drumbain
Drumbain
Drumbain |
W McCulloch
John Jamieson
H. Simpson |
067 |
A small one storey house, built of stone & lime thatched and in tolerable repair Property of Rigby Wason Esqr |
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Sheet 67. Plan 15 Trace 2 Parish of Colmonel |
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KILCROY |
Kilcroy or Meadowfoot
Kilcroy
Kilcroy |
William McCulloch
John Jamieson
H. Simpson |
067 |
A Cothouse, one storey high, built of stone & lime, thatched, and in bad repair; the property of Rigby Wason Esqr. |
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KILANTRINGAN (Site of) |
Kilantringan
Kilantringan
Kilantringan
Kilantringan |
George Mitchell
John Galloway
Hugh Galloway
James Gemmell |
067 |
Site of an old chapel, dedicated to St. Ninian. There is nothing left but the faint traces of a quadrangular Site to afford an idea of its probable dimensions |
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Sheet 67. Plan 15 Trace 3 & 6 Parish of Colmonel
"In the eastern part of this parish, about half a mile from Loch Duisk, there was a chapel which was dedicated to
St. Ninian, and which was called, in Gaelic Kil-an Ringan, signifying the chapel of St. Ninian; and a [place ?] of
adjacent was called the Chapel Croft. At the place where the chapel stood there is now a gentlemen's Seat
which is called Kilsaint Ninian, or Kil-an-Ringan, the last whereof was the ancient name of Celtic times"
Patersons Hist [History] of Ayr"
"Chapel Croft has been partially excavated by the present occupier, who found no
Sepulchral remains, thereby proving that the enclosure was not a place of interment." |
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KILANTRINGAN |
Kilsaintninian
Kilantringan
Kilantringan
Kilantringan
Kilantingan |
Revd [Reverend] William Dill
James McIlraith Esqr
William McCulloch Esqr
Revd [Reverend] William Moore
James Gemmell
John Galloway
Hugh Galloway
George Mitchell |
067 |
A farm House with Outhouses attached, one storey high, built of stone & lime, slated, and in very good repair, the property of Rigby Wason Esqr |
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DUISK RIVER |
Dusk River
Duisk River
Duisk River
Dhuisk River
Dusk River
Dusk Water or
Water of Dusk
Dhuisk River |
Estate Map 1821
James McIlraith Esqr
Revd [Reverend] William Dill
Revd. [Reverend] William Moore
William McCulloch Esqr
Johnstones County Map
Statistical Acct. [Account] 1842. |
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A large stream which issues from Loch Duisk, flowing through a well cultivated valley; and emptying itself into the River Stinchar near Penwherry |
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EYES |
Eyes
Eyes
Eyes |
Revd [Reverend] William Dill
Revd [Reverend] William Moore
James McIlraith Esqr |
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This is a large hill in extent not high; there is a Trig [Trigonometrical] station on its summit. The property of the Trustees of the late Sir William Fettes |
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POLLGOWAN BURN |
Pollgowan Burn
Pollgowan Burn
Pallgowan Burn
Pallgowan Burn
Poll a Ghobhann
Palgowane Burn
Palgowan Burn
Pollgowan Burn
Pollgowan Burn
Pollgowan Burn |
Thomas Scott
William Dill
John Jamieson
James McIlwraith
John Morrison
Mr. Hugh Simpson
William McCullagh Esq.
George Mitchell
John Galloway
Hugh Galloway |
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This is a small stream [formerly] Laggish Burn and [runs into] the Duisk Water about three miles South of Barhill. |
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Sheet 67. Plan 15. Traces 1.2.4.5 Parish of Colmonel |
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CHAPEL CROFT |
Chapel Croft
Chapel Croft
Chapel Croft
Chapel Croft |
George Mitchell
John Galloway
Hugh Galloway
James Gemmell |
067 |
A Small arable enclosure in which Kil-an-Ruigan stood, bounded by the track of an old wall, composed probably of an earthen foundation supporting dry stone. The Croft was recently excavated and found not to be a burial place. |
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Sheet 67. Plan 15. Trace 3 Parish of Colmonel. |
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LOCH DUISK |
Loch Dusk
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Loch Duisk
Loch Duisk
Loch Dusk
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Loch Duisk |
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John Jamieson
Hugh Simpson
Johnston County Map
Pattersons Hist. [History] of Ayr |
067 |
A large fresh water Loch, situated in marshy ground, and very much subject to inundation, being supplied by two Streams flowing [to] it viz Palgowan, and [Lavery] Burns; Out of it flows the River Duisk; During the dry seasons, the ground in which it is situated, bears the appearance of having from one to six Lochs in Consequence of the Continuing fluctuation of the Water. |
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Sheet 67. Plan 15. Trace 6 -- Parish of Colmonel |
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LOCHEND |
Lochend
Lochend
Lochend
Lochend |
W McCulloch
John Jamieson
H. Simpson
Voters List. |
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A Farm House and outhouses attached, one storey high, built of stone & lime, slated, and in excellent repair; the property of Rigby Wason Esqr. |
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LAVERY BURN |
Lavery Burn
Lavery Burn
Lavery Burn |
W McCulloch Esqr
John Jamieson
H. Simpson |
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A small mountain stream issuing from Drumlamford Loch, and emptying itself into Loch Duisk. |
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Sheet 67 Plan 15. Trace No. 6 Parish of Colmonel |
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LOCHTON MILL (Corn) |
Lochton Mill
Lochton Mill
Lochton Mill |
W McCulloch
John Jamieson
H. Simpson |
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A House 2 storeys high, built of Stone & lime, slated, and in good repair; machinery works by Water, (Corn Mill) adjacent which is the Millers house, one storey high, slated, and in good repair, one name is applicable to both; the property of the Trustees of the late Sir William Fettes |
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LOCHTON |
Lochton
Lochton
Lochton
Lochton |
W McCulloch
John Jamieson
H. Simpson
Johnstons County Map |
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A Farm House, one storey high, built of stone & lime, thatched and in Bad repair, one outhouse two storeys high also thatched and nearly in Ruins; the property of the Trustees of the late Sir William Fettes. |
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Sheet 67 Plan 15. Trace 5 Parish of Colmonel |
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CORWAR MAINS |
Corwar Mains
Corwar Mains
Corwar Mains
Corwar Mains |
James McIlwraith
Auchenflower
William McCulloch
Glenduisk
William Dill
Johnstons County Map |
067 |
A neat Farm House, with suitable outhouses, built of Stone & lime, Slated Roof, one Storey high, and in good repair, the Property of Rigby Wason Esqr. |
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BROWN'S GRAVE |
Brown's Grave
Brown's Grave
Brown's Grave
Brown's Grave |
George Mitchell
John Galloway
Hugh Galloway
James Gemmell |
067 |
A moss-covered stone, upright, about eighteen inches in hight and breadth, and three in thickness, without inscription, placed over the ashes of a pedlar named Brown, who about ninety years ago was found dead near this spot. |
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KNOCKMANISTER |
Knockmanister
Knockmanister
Knockmanister |
John Galloway
Hugh Galloway
James Gemmell |
067 |
A small arable elevation, property of Rigby Wason Esq. |
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Sheet 67. Plan 16. Trace No. 3 Parish of Colmonel |
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CORWAR HOUSE |
Corwar House
Corwar House
Corwar House
Corwar |
James McIlwraith
Auchenflower
William McCulloch Glenduisk
William Dill
Johnston's County Map |
067 |
A neat and substantial building, two Stories high, Slated roof, and in very good repair, having Gardens Ornamental ground, Curling Pond etc attached. It is the Property and residence of Rigby Wason Esqr |
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Sheet 67. Plan 16. Trace No. 5 Parish of Colmonel
"This place probably derives
its name from two Gaelic
words Coir a Just Right
and Thuir to obtain, or mair
lasting I.E. Having a legal
and lasting Right to the property.
The property (as Scottish History
too often reveals, might have been
confiscated for rebellion etc
and conferred by the King upon
another Family" |
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EAST LODGE |
East Lodge
East Lodge
East Lodge
East Lodge (S) |
James McIlwraith
Aucheflower
William McCulloch Glenduisk
William Dill |
067 |
A Small neat Cottage, built of Stone & Lime, one Storey high, and in good repair, Situated at the East entrance to Corwar House and Pleasure Grounds. |
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KNOCKYTOUL |
Knockytoul Hill
Knockytoul
Knockytoul
Knockytoul |
George Mitchell
John Galloway
James Gemmell
Hugh Gemmell |
067 |
A small arable hill, property of Rigby Wason Esq. |
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Sheet 67. Plan 16. Trace No 2 Parish of Colmonel |
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WOODSIDE |
Woodside
Woodside
Woodside |
James McIlwraith Esqr Auchenflower
William McCulloch Glenduisk
William Dill |
067 |
A Small Farm House, one Storey high built of Stone & Lime, Thatched and in middling repair, on the Corwar estate and Property of Rigby Wason Esqr. |
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WEST LODGE [Corwar House] |
West Lodge
West Lodge
West Lodge
Westlodge (s) |
James McIlwraith Esq
Auchenflower
William McCulloch Glenduisk
William Dill |
067 |
A Small, neat Cottage, built of Stone & Lime, one Storey high and in poor repair, Situated at the West entrance to Corwar House & Pleasure Grounds |
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Sheet 67 Plan 16 Trace No. 1-- Parish of Colmonel |
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RIVER CREE |
The Cree
River Cree
Cree
Cree River
Cree
River Cree or
Cree River
[indifferently]
River Cree
Water of Cree |
Gazetteer of Scotland Fullarton & Co. [Company] 1842
J. & C Walkers Map of Scotland
Travellers Guide 1824
History of Ayr by Paterson
Bells Geography 1847
William Dill
William McCulloch
Johnstons Co. [County] Map. |
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[Situation] Flows in a Southerly direction through the Plan
A Rapid mountain Stream flowing chiefly in a Southerly direction from a large range of Hills in Kirkcudbright into Wigton Bay it forms a county Boundary nearly the whole of its course Viz between Ayr and Kirkcudbright and between Kirkcudbright and Wigton. It produces excellent fish of different kinds Salmon comes up to near its [Scource] there is a kind of very rare fish called Smelt or Spailing found in it during a few days in March it tastes and smells strongly of rushes this kind of fish is only found in another river of Scotland viz the Forth at Stirling. The Horse Mussel is also found in it to its very [Scource] in which is found occasionally Pearls of good size and quality |
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Sheet 68 Plan 9 Trace No. 5 -- Colmonell Parish
Thomas O. Farrell
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16th Septr. [September] 1854 |
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LOCH GOOSEY |
Loch Goosey
Loch Goosey
Loch Goosey |
William Dill
William McCulloch
John Jamieson |
068 |
[Situation] Situated at the North end of the Plan partly in the parishes of Colmonell and Barr.
A fresh water Loch about 28 chains long by about 20 wide, but very uneven in Shape it is deep and occasionally afords a few brown trout there is a low round Island on the South Side producing coppice, between it and the shore next to it is Shallow in Summer and can be forded there is the ruins of a Small House or rather Hut on it for what object it was erected Tradition does not say I think it was intended for a Decoy house as at the [present] time it is much resorted to by wild duck and likely has been by Geese in former times as the name of the Loch itself it is partly in the parish of Barr and partly in Colmonell the Parish Boundary going through it the joint property of Rigby Wason & J Eaton Esqr. Edinburgh. |
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Sheet 68 Plan 5 + 9 Parish of Colmonell & Barr
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LOCH GOOSEY BURN |
Loch Goosey Burn
Loch Goosey Burn
Loch Goosey Burn
Loch Goosy |
William Dill
William McCulloch
John Jamieson
Johnstons Co. [County] Map. |
068 |
[Situation] Flows out of Loch Goosy and runs in a Southernly direction for about 35 Chains then takes a South easterly course by Knocglass & falls into the River Cree about 220 yards Southeast of Knockglass House."
A Stream flowing out of Loch Goosey in a Southerly direction for about 35 chains thence takes a Southeasterly course by Knocglass 'till it falls into the Water of Cree about 220 yards South east of Knocglass house the portion next the loch is partly under ground and flowing at a very Slow rate the ground is nearly level it has only a very small opening at as it issuing out of the loch and for which reason the Loch Sometimes in winter rises to a great height Sometimes So high as to cover the Island in the Loch |
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Sheet 68 Plan 9 Trace No. 1 & 4 -- Parish of Colmonell & Barr
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KNOCKGLASS |
Knockglass
Knockglass
Knockglass
Knockglass |
William Dill
William McCulloch
John Jamieson
Johnstons Co. [County] Map |
068 |
[Situation] Near the South end of the Plan and West of Loch Goosy Burn
A Small farm house one Story high Slated and in tolerable good repair the outhouses are thatched and in a very neglected state Situated on a Small conical rise on the margin of the Water of Cree there is a Small portion of indifferent arable land attached together with a large tract of moor land which is dry and affords good pasture for Sheep throughout the year the property of Rigby Wason Esqr Corwar House |
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Sheet 68 Plan 9 Trace No. 5 Parish of Colmonell
"This name is derived from the Gaelic -
Knoc (Cnoc) a Hill and glas. gron - gray Hill
signed W McRae"
[Signed] Thomas O'Farrell
CA [Civilian Assistant]
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CRAIGS |
Craigs
Craig
Craigs |
William Dill
William McCulloch
John Jamieson |
068 |
[Situation] Situated about 8 chains to the northwest of Half Merk."
A very Small low mean looking thatched house to which is attached a Small portion of indifferent arable land the property of T. D. Rotch Esqr. |
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HALFMERK |
Half Mark
Half Merk
Halfmerk
Halfmerk
Halfmark |
William Dill
William McCulloch
John Jamieson
William McCrie
Johnstons Co. [County] Map. |
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[Situation] About 12 Chains Southwest of Half Merk Hill
An old farm house partly in ruins and partly roofed & thatched occupied by a Shepheard who takes care of the farm there is a small bit of bad arable land attached the property of Miss Baillie |
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Sheet 68 Plan 13 Trace No. 4 & 5 -- Colmonell Parish
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DORNAL HILL |
Dornal Hill
Dornal Hill
Dornal Hill |
William Dill
William McCulloch
John Jamieson |
068 |
[Situation] Situated at the South Edge of the Plan and Southeast of Half Merk
A Round rather prominent hill partly producing mossy and Heathy pasture, on the highest point of it is a trig [Trigonometrical] Station. the property of Miss Baillie |
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HALFMERK HILL |
Half Mark
Half Merk
Half Merk Hill
Half Merk Hill |
William Dill
William McCulloch
John Jamieson
W. McCrie |
068 |
[Situation] Near the centre of the Plan and N.E [North East] of Half Merk.
A round hill on the South Side of which is the ruins of a house and was used as a farm house some time ago, a portion of the hill is arable the remaining portion is producing good dry heathy pasture the property of Miss Baillie |
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Sheet 68 Plan 13 Trace No 5 Parish of Colmonell
Thomas. O. Farrell
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ARNEYMEAN |
Arnemean or
Arniemean
Arniemaen
Arneymean
Arneymean
Arneymean
Arnemean |
William Dill
William McCulloch
John Jamieson
W. McCrie
John Stevenson
Johnstons Co. [County] Map. |
068 |
[Situation] On the west bank of the River Cree & about 12 chains Southeast of Cree Side"
A Small low thatched farm house with a like outhouse and apparently of an old erection there is a few patches of tolerable good arable land attached together with Some moor land on the right of the road from Barrhill to Newton Stewart the property of T. D Rotch Esqr of Drumlamford |
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Sheet 68 Plan 13 Trace No. 2 -- Parish of Colmonell
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RIVER CREE |
The Cree
River Cree
Cree
Cree River
Cree
River Cree
River Cree |
Fullartons Geography 1842
J & C Walkers map of Scotland
Travellers Guide Through Scotland 1829
History of Ayrshire
Bells Geography 1847
Revd [Reverend] William Dill
William McCulloch Esq |
068 |
[Situation] Flows in a winding manner in a South & Southwesterly direction through the Plan.
A rapid small River, collecting partly in the Hills of Kirkcudbright, and partly in those of Ayrshire, a considerable portion of this River constitutes the boundary between Ayrshire Kirkcudbrightshire and Wigtonshires |
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MOOR LINN |
Moor Linn
Moor Linn
Moor Linn |
Peter McTier
James Gordon
Mr. McMillan |
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A deep still pool of water in the River Cree There is no water fall at this place or in the immediate vicinity |
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CREESIDE |
Creeside
Creeside
Cree Side |
William Dill
W. McCulloch.
John Jamieson. |
068 |
A farmhouse on the left of the road from Barhill to Newton Stewart, one storey high, the outhouses are Slated but apparently neglected as the farm attached is to be connected to Knockglass, the name is modern as well as the houses. the property of Rigby Wason Esq. Corwar House. |
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FAULD CARNAHAN ISLE |
Fauld Carnahan Isle |
6 inch engraved sheet, No.20. of Kirkcudbrightshire. |
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A small island in the River Cree, about 3 chains long by 80 links in breadth. It is wholly in the Parish of Colmonell. |
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KILLUM |
Killum
Killum
Killum |
John Jamieson
W. McCrie
J. Stevenson |
068 |
A round prominent arable hill on the left of the road from Girvan to Newton Stewart
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BRIDGE OF CREE |
Bridge of Cree
Bridge of Cree
Bridge of Cree |
William Dill
William McCulloch
John Jamieson. |
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A neat plain Substantial Stone Bridge with one arch over the Cree on the road from Barhill to Newton Stewart, built in the year 1844 by Rigby Wason partly on his property. previous to its erection there was no bridge but a bad Ford, neither could it be said that there was a road. It is repaired by the road Trustees and consequently has become a County Bridge |
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Sheet 68. 13 Parish of Colmonell
Wheeb Bridge -"called Wheeb Br [Bridge] on 6 inch of Kirkcudbright - probably it is known
by both names - each county may claim its own name
in that case should not both appear on it"
"plans thus -
Wheeb Bridge or Bridge of Cree
9th July 56 -
6 inch engraved
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DRUMASHURE |
Drumasuir
Drumashure
Drumasoor
Drumashure
Drumashure |
William Dill
W. McCulloch
John Jamieson
W. McCrie
John Stevenson. |
068 |
A small low thatched house nearly in a ruinous State, attached thereto is a Small portion of tolerably good arable land, the property of T.D Rotch Esq. |
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CRAIGGALL |
Craig-gall
Craig-gall
Craig-gall |
John Jamieson
W. McCrie
John Stevenson. |
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A very small low thatched house in a bad state of repair. the property of Rigby Wason Esq. Corwar House. |
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DRUMAVAIRD |
Drumavaird
Drumavaird
Drumavaird |
William Dill
William McCulloch
Mr John Stevenson |
068 |
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31st Decr [December] 1855" |
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NAME BOOK.
Parish of Colmonell
Sheets 67, 68. & 70
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PARISH OF COLMONELL
Sheets 67 & 68 . 70
INDEX
Eight columns divided into 2 sets of four containing Names and Pages
Altercannoch East -- 97
Altercannoch West -- 97
Alticane Burn -- 12
Alticane Glen -- 21
Arnsheen Chapel -- 63
Arnsheen School -- 68
Artnoch -- 88
Auchengreggan -- 4
Burn of Lig -- 32
Brown's Grave -- 111
Balhamage -- 31
Ballaird -- 11
Ballochmorie House -- 29
Ballochmorie -- 30
Ballochmorie Bridge -- 29
Balluskie -- 39
Barbae Hill -- 8.16
Barhill -- 72
Bar Hill -- 76
Barhill Bridge -- 65
Barhill Inn -- 76
Barhill T.P. -- 74
Barbour -- 35
Bents -- 26
Bridge of Cree -- 126
Black Loch -- 36.62
Blackpark -- 27
Blackminwhill -- 101
Blair -- 81
Blair Hill Wood -- 81
Blanneyscaw -- 6
Braehead -- 10
Brownhill -- 43
Bryan's Wood -- 5
Baltwarnan -- 39
Cram Ree -- 91
Chapel Croft -- 107
Corwar Mains -- 111
Cammock Burn -- 19
Cairnlea -- 75
Causeway Muck -- 8
Corwar House -- 112
Craig Alty -- 76
Craigbrae -- 24
Craigknowe -- 44
Craig Knowe -- 48
Craigengells -- 34.45
Cross Water -- 40
Crongart -- 91
Craigcannochie Hill -- 14
Craigcannochie Cairn -- 15
Daltangan -- 46
Daltangan Burn -- 34.51
Dounie -- 24
Dawan -- 55
Drumbain -- 103
Drumacorra Burn -- 54
Drumdown -- 95
Drumgrier -- 9
Drumley -- 13
Duisk Lodge -- 47
Duisk River -- 1.33 37.105
Doon Knowe -- 32.46
Dochroyle -- 93
Drumytuat -- 16
Darnaganochan -- 19
East Lodge -- 113
Ebans -- 73
Ebans Bridge -- 74
Eldrick -- 77
Eyes -- 99 106
Farden Hill -- 36
Fauldbaines -- 28
Fauldrodger -- 23
Feoch Bank Wood -- 82
Feoch Bridge -- 85
Feoch Burn -- 88 92
[Ford] House -- 31
Free Church -- 71
Free Church Manse -- 68
Free Church School -- 71
Fauld Carnahan Isle -- 125
Glenduisk -- 6
Glenhead -- 47
Glenwhask -- 49
Glen Wood -- 50
Grahamston -- 41
High Alticane -- 12
High Altercannoch -- 103
High Lig -- 27
Holfittes -- 25
Knockmanister -- 100
Kilantringan -- 104
Kilcroy -- 104
Kildonan -- 52
Kildonan Mill -- 43 |
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Knocknabrake -- 16
Kildonan House -- 52
Kildonan Bridge -- 45
Kildonan Burn -- 51
Kiln Knowe -- 38
Kilantringan -- 87 105
Kirkie Loch -- 62
Knockavenion -- 77
Knockmalloch -- 41
Knocky Skeaggy -- 22
Knocky Skeaggy Loch -- 22
Knockytinnal -- 17
Knowecairdoch -- 38
Kildonan Hill - 14
Knockytoul -- 113
Laggan -- 85
Laggan Cairn -- 53
Laggan Loch -- 83
Laggan Wood -- 86
Laigh Lig -- 25
Lavery Burn -- 109
Lennie Wood -- 73
Liglartrie -- 3
Liglartrie Wood -- 4
Liglaw Wood -- 15.33 48
Linn Dhu -- 98
Loch Alty -- 101
Loch Crongart -- 58 89
Loch Crongart Burn -- 89
Loch Duisk -- 108
Lochend -- 109
Loch Lig -- 23
Lochhead -- 18
Lochside -- 18
Lochton -- 28.83
Lochton -- 110
Lochton Mill -- 110
Laigh Alticane -- 2
Loch Farroch -- 20
Macherbrake -- 9
Meadowhead -- 13
Mill Burn -- 15.44
Mill Loch -- 17
Muck Bridge -- 7
Muckfoot -- 5
Muck Water -- 7
Martyr's Tomb -- 64
Mill Burn -- 159
Moor Linn -- 124
Near Eyes Loch -- 21
Post Office -- 66
Pollgowan Burn -- 106
Rotten Loch -- 21.53
Saw Mill -- 49
Scaurhead -- 67
Shaw Wood -- 3
Shiel Hill -- 61
Sixpence -- 11
Stabbins -- 10
Standard -- 86
Standard Knowe -- 80
Small Burn -- 60
Tachur -- 26
Tachur Wood -- 26
Tenpence -- 30
The Camp -- 42
Ward -- 90
Wauk Mill -- 65
Wauk Mill Wood -- 39
West Lodge -- 114
White Cairn -- 67
Whiteminwhill -- 99
Wing Waff -- 90
Woodside -- 114
LXV111. 9 & 13. [68]
Arneymean -- 123
Bridge of Cree -- 126
Craiggall -- 127
Craigs -- 121
Creeside -- 125
Dornal Hill -- 122
Drumashure -- 127
Drumavaird -- 128
Halfmerk -- 121
Halfmerk Hill -- 122
Killum -- 126
Knockglass -- 120
Loch Goosey -- 118
Loch Goosey Burn -- 119
River Cree -- 115 124 |
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