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Names of Objects -- Sheets -- Plans -- Pages
Parish of Dalry -- 13
Auldmuir Lime Works -- 7 --14 -- 78
Aitnach Craig -- 7 -- 15 -- 85
Auldmuir -- 11 -- 2 -- 121
Auldmuir Burn -- 11 -- 2 -- 121
Aitken Street -- 11 -- 4 -- 168
Auchenskeith Quarry -- 11 -- 8 -- 193
Auchenskeith -- 11 -- 12 -- 199
Assyfauld -- 12 -- 5 -- 212
Box Law -- 4 -- 6 -- 16
Big Craigstewart -- 4 -- 9 -- 19
Black Linn -- 4 -- 9 -- 20
Blair's Craigs -- 4 -- 10 -- 25
Brownhill -- 4 -- 9 -- 27
Blairpark -- 4 -- 14 -- 34
Bannock Burn -- 7 -- 3 -- 41
Black Burn -- 7 -- 3 -- 42
Barrbrae (Ruins) -- 7 -- 5 -- 43
Bradshaw -- 7 -- 9 -- 46
Bught Burn -- 7 -- 9 -- 46
Berry Knowe -- 7 -- 6 -- 47
Bents Knowe -- 7 -- 6-- 48
Blairock Hill -- 7-- 7 -- 53
Baidland Hill -- 7 -- 10 -- 56
Brown Hill -- 7 -- 10 --56
Black Quarry -- 7 -- 10 -- 57
Berry Knowe -- 7 -- 10 -- 58
Bradshaw Burn -- 7 -- 10 -- 59
Brodockly -- 7 -- 11 -- 62
Burn Row -- 7 -- 11 -- 63
Blair Row -- 7 -- 11 -- 65
Burn -- 7 -- 11 -- 66
Bradshaw (Ruins) -- 7 -- 13 -- 71
Bents Hill -- 7 -- 14 -- 73
Baidland Hill -- 7 -- 14 -- 74
Birkheadsteel -- 7 -- 14 -- 75
Baidland Burn -- 7 -- 14 -- 78
Burntongues -- 7 -- 15 -- 79 |
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Names of Objects -- Sheets -- Plans -- Pages
Bridgend -- 7 --15 -- 80
Baidland Spring -- 7 -- 15 -- 83
Brownhill Pit (Coal) -- 7 -- 16 -- 89
Brownhill Pit (Ironstone) -- 7 -- 16 -- 90
Brownhill -- 7 -- 16 -- 90
Brownhill Glen -- 7 -- 16 -- 93
Burnside School -- 7 -- 16 -- 99
Burnside -- 7 -- 16 -- 99
Borestone -- 7 -- 16 -- 99
Burnside Bridge -- 7 -- 16 -- 100
Barkip Railway -- 8 -- 9 -- 108
Barkip Moss -- 8 -- 13 -- 112
Barkip -- 8 -- 13 -- 112
Barcosh -- 8 -- 13 -- 113
Banks -- 8 -- 13 -- 113
Bombo Burn -- 8 -- 14 -- 117
Bankhead Moss -- 8 -- 14 -- 118
Baidland -- 11 -- 2 -- 120
Baidland Mains -- 11 -- 2 -- 120
Blackstone -- 11 -- 2 -- 123
Bracken Brae -- 11 -- 2 -- 123
Birkhead -- 11 -- 2 -- 124
Bleeze Road -- 11 -- 3 -- 131
Burnhouse -- 11 -- 3 - 132
Burnhouse Bridge -- 11 -- 3 -- 132
Bleeze -- 11 -- 3 -- 133
Benthead -- 11 -- 3 -- 137
Burial Ground -- 11 -- 3 -- 144
Bog Burn -- 11 -- 3 -- 145
Baidlandmill -- 11 -- 3 -- 149
Branch of the Western Bank of Scotland -- 11 -- 3 -- 154
Blair Arms Inn -- 11 -- 3 -- 156
Bog Well -- 11 -- 4 -- 161
Bellstone -- 11 -- 4 -- 165
Blair School -- 11 -- 4 -- 171
Brick Row -- 11 -- 4 -- 172
Blair Iron Works -- 11 -- 4 -- 175
Bridgend Mills -- 11 -- 4 -- 176
Blairland -- 11 -- 4 -- 177
Bathbank Plantation -- 11 -- 4 -- 182
Blair House -- 11 -- 8 -- 191
Blair Park -- 11 -- 8 -- 192
Bombo Cottages -- 11 -- 8 -- 193
Back Burn -- 11 -- 8 -- 194
Blairmains -- 11 -- 8 -- 195
Blairmains School -- 11 -- 8 -- 195
Bathbank -- 11 -- 8 -- 197
Blair Smithy -- 11 -- 8 -- 198
Burstenman's Brae -- 11 -- 12 -- 200
Burmudloch (Ruin) -- 12 -- 1 -- 204 |
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Names of Objects Sheets Plans Pages
Brodocles (Ruin) -- 11 -- 1 -- 204
Bowertrapping -- 12 -- 1 -- 206
Bankside -- 12 -- 2 -- 209
Blairbowie (Ruin) -- 12 -- 5 -- 211
Blair Tile Works -- 12 -- 5 -- 212
Blair Mill (Corn) -- 12 -- 5 -- 215
Bank Quarry -- 12 -- 5 -- 216
Blacktongue Plantation -- 12 -- 9 -- 219
Blairardoch -- 12 -- 16 -- 220
Cochrane's Craigs -- 4 -- 9 - 22
Caaf Water -- various -- 44
Cock Law -- 7 -- 9 -- 46
Castle Hill -- 7 -- 7 -- 54
Con Hill -- 7 -- 7 -- 54
Cockrobin Hill -- 7 -- 10 -- 57
Carwinning Hill -- 7 -- 11 -- 61
Craigy Knowe -- 7 -- 11 -- 62
Crosbie Hills -- 7 -- 13 -- 72
Cubeside -- 7 -- 14 -- 76
Cunningham Baidland -- 7 -- 15 -- 82
Carsehead Pit No. 1 -- 7 -- 16 -- 92
Coalburn Bridge -- 8 -- 9 -- 103
Coalburn -- 8 -- 9 -- 103
Coalburn Check T.P. [Turnpike] -- 8 -- 9 -- 103
Clayholes -- 8 -- 13 -- 111
Coalhill -- 8 -- 13 -- 111
Crossroads -- 8 -- 13 -- 116
Cam Bank -- 8 -- 14 -- 117
Cat stane -- 11 -- 2 -- 123
Court Hill -- 11 -- 3 -- 127
Church -- 11 -- 3 -- 151
Courthill Street -- 11 -- 3 -- 154
Croftangry -- 11 -- 3 -- 157
Carsehead -- 11 -- 4 -- 163
Carsehead Row -- 11 -- 4 -- 163
Carsehead Pit -- 11 -- 4 -- 163
Coalheughglen -- 11 -- 4 -- 164
Coalheughglen -- 11 -- 4 -- 164
Coalheughglen Pit -- 11 -- 4 -- 164
Creepies or Littleacres -- 11 -- 4 -- 165
Caddell Burn -- 11 -- 6 -- 184
Caaf Bridge -- 11 -- 7 -- 189 |
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Names of Objects -- Sheets -- Plans -- Pages
Catteith Knowe -- 11 -- 8 -- 196
Cockenzie -- 11 -- 12 -- 199
Cockenzie Cottage -- 11 -- 12 -- 199
Carsehouse -- 12 -- 1 -- 201
Castle Hill -- 12 -- 1 -- 203
Craig Well -- 12 -- 2 -- 210
Cleeves -- 12 -- 5 -- 214
Cleeves Cove -- 12 -- 5 -- 216
Dykes -- 7 -- 11 -- 66
Davidshill -- 7 -- 12 -- 67
Drum Burn -- 7 -- 13 -- 72
Doggartland -- 7 -- 15 -- 84
Doggartland Mill (Ruin) -- 11 -- 3 -- 125
Doggartland (Woolen) -- 11 -- 3 -- 125
Drakemire -- 11 -- 3 -- 126
Dalry -- 11 -- 3 -- 139
Double Row -- 11 -- 4 -- 174
Dalry Station -- 11 -- 4 -- 175
Dykehead T.P. [Turnpike] -- 11 -- 6 -- 185
Dusk Water -- 11 -- 8 -- 194
Dusk Bridge -- 11 -- 12 -- 200
Dove Well -- 12 -- 1 -- 205
Dove Hill -- 12 -- 5 -- 217
East Kersland -- 7 -- 16 -- 92
East Muirhouse -- 8 -- 13 -- 111
East Kirkland -- 11 -- 4 -- 171
East Middlebank -- 12 -- 1 -- 205
East Bankhead -- 12 -- 2 -- 210
Feuside Hill -- 4 -- 10 -- 36
Ferralside -- 4 -- 14 -- 33
Fort (Site of) -- 7 -- 11 -- 61
Fordmouth -- 11 -- 3 -- 126
Fleshwood -- 11 -- 3 -- 138
Free Church -- 11 -- 3 -- 143
Female School of Industry -- 11 -- 3 -- 155
Furnace Row -- 11 -- 4 -- 174
Forestside -- 11 -- 8 -- 198
Foxcover Plantation -- 12 -- 5 -- 214
Gogo Lodge -- 4 -- 6 -- 15
Gogo Water -- various -- 17
Green Hill -- 4 -- 13 -- 27
Guillie Burn -- 4 -- 14 -- 32
Greenside Hill -- 4 -- 15 -- 36
Greenside Castle -- 4 -- 15 -- 37
Goosestron Hill -- 7 -- 3 -- 41
Girdle Hill -- 7 -- 3 -- 42 |
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Names of Objects -- Sheets -- Plans -- Pages
Green Hill -- 7 -- 5-- 44
Goose Knowe -- 7 -- 10 -- 55
Girt Hill -- 7 -- 10 -- 59
Green Hill -- 7 -- 11 -- 62
Glasgow and South Western Railway -- 7 -- 12 -- 68
Green Hill -- 7 -- 13 -- 71
Gowanlee -- 7 -- 15 -- 82
Glenhead -- 7 -- 16 -- 93
Garnockside Cottage -- 8 -- 9 -- 101
Green Hill -- 11 -- 2 -- 119
Giffertland Mains -- 11 -- 2 -- 122
Greenhouse (Ruins) -- 11 -- 2 -- 122
Gas Works -- 11 -- 2 -- 127
Giffertland Bridge -- 11 -- 3 -- 137
Greenhirst -- 11 -- 3 -- 149
Gilmoreland Brae -- 11 -- 3 -- 150
Greenbank -- 11 -- 4 -- 160
Greenbank Git -- 11 -- 4 -- 161
Garnock New Bridge -- 11 -- 4 -- 162
Gillha' -- 11 -- 4 -- 166
Garnock Bridge T.P. [Turnpike] -- 11 -- 4 -- 167
Garnock Street -- 11 -- 4 -- 168
Garnock Old Bridge -- 11 -- 4 -- 176
Gill Hill -- 11 -- 1 -- 184
Giffertland Mill -- 11 -- 6 -- 186
Glencart -- 12 -- 1 -- 201
Gorbieglen -- 12 -- 5 -- 213
Gorbie Glen -- 12 -- 5 -- 214
Howcraig Moss -- 4 -- 9 -- 21
High Gowk Craig -- 4 -- 13 -- 28
How Craig -- 4 -- 13 -- 29
Howcraig -- 4 -- 13 -- 29
Heathery Hill -- 7 -- 6 -- 47
Howrat T.P. [Turnpike] -- 7 -- 7 -- 51
Howrat Lime Works -- 7 -- 7 -- 53
Hillend Well -- 7 --14 -- 74
Hawhill -- 7 -- 15 -- 79
Hillend -- 7 -- 15 -- 80
Hilend Pit -- 7 -- 15 -- 84
Hindog -- 7 -- 15 -- 86
Holmhead -- 7 -- 15 -- 87
Highfield Cottage P.H. [Public House] -- 7 -- 16 -- 91
Hardcroft -- 7 -- 16 -- 96
Hardcroft Pit -- 7 -- 16 -- 97
High Quarry -- 8 -- 13 -- 110 |
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Names of Objects -- Sheets -- Plans -- Pages
High Swindridgemain -- 8 -- 13 -- 110
Hairshaw -- 8 -- 13 -- 115
Hillhead Waggon Road -- 8 -- 14 -- 118
High Baidland -- 11 -- 2 -- 120
High Linn -- 11 -- 3 -- 155
Human bones found here (1820) -- 11 -- 3 -- 149
Highfield -- 11 -- 4 -- 165
Highfield Pit -- 11 -- 4 -- 166
Holms of Caaf -- 11 -- 7 -- 187
High Flemiland (Ruins) -- 12 -- 9 -- 219
Irish Law -- 4 -- 10 -- 25
Jock's Castle -- 4 -- 9 -- 19
Jamieson's Hill -- 4 -- 9 -- 21
Jock's Castle -- 4 -- 14 -- 31
Jameston Quarry -- 12 -- 9 -- 219
Knockaird -- 7 -- 7 -- 49
Kilnhouse -- 7 -- 7 -- 52
Kebbock Law -- 7 -- 10 -- 57
Knockendon -- 7 -- 13 -- 71
Kersland Pit -- 7 -- 16 -- 91
Kersland Row -- 7 -- 16 -- 96
Kilbirnie Station Inn -- 8 -- 9 -- 101
Kilbirnie Station Foundry -- 8 -- 9 -- 101
Kersland Mill -- 8 -- 9 -- 105
Kersland -- 8 -- 9 -- 105
Kersland Barony School -- 8 -- 13 -- 114
Kittyshaw -- 11 -- 3 -- 138
King's Arms Inn -- 11 -- 3 -- 144
Kirk Close -- 11 -- 3 -- 147
Kerslochmuir -- 11 -- 4 -- 166
Kirkland Cottage -- 11 -- 7 -- 172
Kilcush -- 11 -- 8 -- 192
Knollhead -- 12 -- 1 -- 204
Little Craigstewart -- 4 -- 9 -- 20
Little Irish Law -- 4 -- 10 -- 25
Low Gowk Craig -- 4 -- 13 -- 28
Lairdside Hill -- 4 -- 15 -- 43
Langdike Moss -- 4 -- 15 -- 36
Langdike -- 7 -- 2 -- 41
Lairdside Hill -- 7 -- 5 -- 43
Little Green Hill -- 7 -- 5 -- 45
Langside Hill -- 7 -- 10 -- 59
Langside -- 7 -- 7 -- 70 |
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Names of Objects -- Sheets -- Plans -- Pages
Law Quarry -- 7 -- 14 -- 76
Law Hill -- 7 -- 14 -- 78
Lintseedridge Pit -- 7 -- 16 -- 98
Lintseedridge -- 7 -- 16 -- 98
Little Auchengree -- 8 -- 9 -- 102
Longmuir of Auchengree -- 8 -- 9 -- 104
Low Well -- 8 -- 13 -- 109
Little Barkip -- 8 -- 13 -- 112
Little Barcosh --8 -- 13 -- 113
Little Quarry Hill -- 11 -- 2 -- 119
Little Auldmuir -- 11 -- 2 -- 121
Little Gill -- 11 -- 2 -- 122
Ladyside (Ruins) -- 11 -- 2 -- 124
Ladyside Hill -- 11 -- 2 -- 124
Linn -- 11 -- 3 -- 136
Linn House -- 11 -- 3 -- 136
Langlands -- 11 -- 3 -- 137
Little Broadlie -- 11 -- 3 -- 140
Linn T. P. [Turnpike] -- 11 -- 3 -- 142
Linn Holms -- 11 -- 3 -- 146
Laigh Baidland -- 11 -- 3 -- 150
Love's Lane -- 11 -- 3 -- 156
Loans -- 11 -- 4 --181
Loans Quarry -- 11 -- 4 -- 181
Loans Bridge -- 11 -- 4 -- 182
Lambridden -- 11 -- 4 -- 182
Low Dykehead -- 11 -- 6 -- 185
Linn Craigs -- 11 -- 7 -- 187
Linn Spout -- 11 -- 7 -- 188
Linn Bridge -- 11 -- 7 -- 188
Law Hill -- 12 -- 1 -- 203
Lissensmoss -- 12 -- 5 -- 217
Lissens Cottage -- 12 -- 9 -- 219
Low Flemiland -- 12 -- 14 -- 220
Mount Stewart -- 4 -- 9 -- 19
Muirhead -- 4 -- 14 -- 33
Muirhead Hill -- 4 -- 14 -- 33
Meikle Green Hill -- 7 -- 5 -- 44
Millour Hill -- 7 -- 10 -- 60
Meiklemire -- 7 -- 15 -- 81
Millour Burn -- 7 -- 10 -- 60 |
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Name of Objects -- Sheet-- Plan -- Pages
Millen Hill -- 7 -- 14 -- 75
Mains Burn -- 7 -- 15 -- 83
Middleton -- 7 -- 15 -- 86
Mains Quarry -- 7 -- 16 -- 89
Mains Pit -- 7 -- 16 -- 94
Middleton Pit -- 7 -- 16 -- 97
Mains Cottage P.H. [Public House] -- 7 -- 16 -- 97
Meikle Auchengree -- 8 -- 9 -- 104
Mavisbank -- 8 -- 9 -- 104
Maulside -- 8 -- 9 -- 106
Muirhouse Cottage -- 8 -- 13 -- 114
Meadowhead Cottage -- 8 -- 13 -- 114
Meadowhead -- 8 -- 13 -- 115
Merksworth Pit -- 11 -- 3 -- 128
Main Street -- 11 -- 3 -- 131
Meikle Broadlie -- 11 -- 3 -- 140
Mosside -- 11 -- 3 -- 141
Merksworth -- 11 -- 3 -- 146
Manse Close -- 11 -- 3 -- 147
Manse -- 11 -- 4 -- 172
Manse -- 11 -- 4 -- 173
Munnock Burn -- 11 -- 5 -- 183
Munnock -- 11 -- 6 -- 185
Muirfoot -- 11 -- 7 -- 187
Museum -- 11 -- 8 -- 192
Mine Well -- 12 -- 5 -- 213
Muirhead -- 12 -- 5 -- 217
North Camphill -- 7 -- 2 -- 39
North Howrat -- 7 -- 7 -- 51
North Burn -- 7 -- 7 -- 54
Newhouse -- 8 -- 13 -- 116
Newside -- 8 -- 15 -- 70
Nethermeadow -- 11 -- 3 -- 120
North Kirkland -- 11 -- 3 -- 127
North Street -- 11 -- 3 -- 131
Newhouses -- 11 -- 3 -- 134
New Street -- 11 -- 3 -- 145
Northbrae Pit -- 11 -- 4 -- 159
North Brae -- 11 -- 4 -- 160
New house -- 11 -- 12 -- 199
North Lissens -- 12 -- 5 -- 202
North Jameston -- 12 -- 9 -- 219 |
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Names of Objects -- Sheets -- Plan-- Pages
Outermoor Burn -- 7 -- 5 -- 45
Old Copper Mine -- 7 -- 11 -- 62
Old Manse -- 11 -- 3 -- 153
Patons Hill -- 4 -- 9 -- 22
Pitcon Burn -- 4 -- 15 -- 35
Plann -- 7 -- 6 -- 47
Print Works -- 7 -- 15 -- 87
Pasturehill -- 7 -- 16 -- 91
Pitcon Pit (No. 1.) -- 7 -- 16 -- 95
Pitcon Pit (No. 2) -- 7 -- 16 -- 89
Pitcon Pit (No. 5) -- 7 -- 16 -- 95
Pitcon Pit (No. 6) -- 7 -- 16 -- 92
Pitcon -- 7 --16 -- 93
Pitcon Mains -- 7 -- 16 -- 94
Pitcon Cottage -- 7 -- 16 -- 95
Pitcon Railway -- 7 -- 16 -- 98
Powgree Burn -- 8 -- 9 -- 102
Patrick's Row -- 8 -- 14 -- 118
Pyet Knowe -- 11 -- 2 -- 126
Potyan Burn -- 11 -- 3 -- 136
Potyan Cottage -- 11 -- 3 -- 142
Potyan Bridge -- 11 -- 3 -- 142
Post Office -- 11 -- 3 -- 145
Parkside -- 11 -- 4 -- 160
Parkhill Cottage -- 11 -- 4 -- 167
Peesweep Row -- 11 -- 4 -- 174
Peesweep Bridge -- 11 -- 4 -- 180
Peesweep Pit -- 11 -- 4 -- 180
Peesweepmount Plantation -- 11 -- 4 -- 181
Pinnoch Point -- 11 -- 7 -- 188
Pencote -- 12 -- 1 -- 202
Pondery Hill -- 12 -- 1 -- 203
Quarry Hill -- 12 -- 2 -- 114
Quathside -- 12 -- 3 -- 141
Rigging Hill -- 4 -- 9 -- 22
Routdane Burn -- 4 -- 10 -- 23
Rye Water -- 4 -- 10 -- 24
Robert's Craig -- 4 -- 10 -- 26
Rye Water Head -- 4 -- 10 -- 26
Rough Hill -- 4 -- 14 -- 31
Rye Plantation -- 4 -- 14 -- 34 |
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Names of Objects -- Sheets -- Plan-- Pages
Routdaneburn -- 7 -- 3 -- 39
Reeves Burn -- 7 -- 9 -- 46
Ravenscraig Glen -- 7 -- 10 -- 55
Ravens Craig -- 7 -- 11 -- 63
Raeside -- 7 -- 11 -- 65
River Garnock -- 7 -- 12 -- 67
Rye Bridge -- 7 -- 15 -- 80
Ryesholm Pit (Coal) -- 7 -- 15 -- 86
Roadhead Cottage -- 7 -- 16 -- 94
Ryesholm Pit -- 7 -- 16 -- 95
Rosebank -- 11 -- 3 -- 133
Ryefield House -- 11 -- 3 -- 135
Ryesholm -- 11 -- 4 -- 159
Railway Tavern -- 11 -- 4 -- 167
Roach Burn -- 11 -- 12 -- 200
Ravenscraig Quarry -- 12 -- 5 -- 213
School -- 11 -- 3 -- 144
Strands Pit -- 11 -- 3 -- 155
School -- 11 -- 3 -- 156
Stock Bridge -- 11 -- 4 -- 159
St. Palladin's Chapel (R.C.) [Roman Catholic] -- 11 -- 4 -- 173
Slatylaw Burn -- 4 -- 6 --15
Slaty Law -- 4 -- 6 -- 16
Spiers Knowe -- 4 -- 13 -- 27
Site of Cairn -- 7 -- 2 -- 40
Stony Nook -- 7 -- 6 -- 48
Sheep Hill -- 7 -- 6 -- 48
South Camphill -- 7 -- 7 -- 49
South Howrat -- 7 -- 7 -- 52
South Burn -- 7 -- 10 -- 55
Stoneroadends Bray -- 7 -- 10 -- 60
Swinlees Row -- 7 -- 11 -- 63
Swinlees -- 7 -- 12 -- 69
Swinlees Quarry -- 7 -- 12 -- 69
Swinlees Branch Railway -- 7 -- 12 -- 70
Stock Burn -- 7 -- 14 -- 73
Site of Cairn -- 7 -- 14 -- 77
Site of Fort -- 7 -- 15 -- 85
School -- 7 -- 16 -- 89
Southfield -- 7 -- 16 -- 91
Sidehouse -- 8 -- 9 -- 105
Stellhouse Well -- 8 -- 13 -- 109
Sandy Road -- 8 -- 13 -- 109 |
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Names of Objects -- Sheets -- Plan-- Pages
Sharon Street -- 11 -- 3 -- 132
Stanleybank -- 11 -- 3 -- 134
South Kirkland -- 11 -- 3 -- 135
School -- 11 -- 3 -- 144
Stoopshill -- 11 -- 4 -- 177
Stoopshill Pit -- 11 -- 4 -- 177
Stables -- 11 -- 4 -- 180
Site of Chapel -- 11 -- 8 -- 196
Springside -- 12 -- 1 -- 201
Swindridgemuir -- 12 -- 1 -- 202
Site of Battle between the Royalists & Covenanters -- 12 -- 1 -- 207
Sycamore Hill -- 12 -- 5 -- 211
South Lissens -- 12 -- 5 -- 211
Stonehouse -- 12 -- 5 -- 211
South Jameston -- 12 -- 9 -- 220
Thief's Craigs -- 4 -- 13 -- 28
Twins -- 7 -- 5 -- 45
Thornyside -- 7 -- 11 -- 66
Thirdpart -- 7 -- 14 -- 75
Thirdpartpark -- 7 -- 14 -- 76
Todhills Quarry -- 7 -- 16 -- 90
Todhills -- 7 -- 16 -- 94
The Den -- 8 -- 13 -- 115
The Green House -- 11 -- 3 -- 125
The Cross -- 11 -- 3 -- 128
Templeland Cottage -- 11 -- 3 -- 133
Templeland -- 11 -- 3 -- 134
Townhouse -- 11 -- 3 -- 143
Tower Remains of St. Margarets Church -- 11 -- 3 -- 157
The Green Knowe (Tumulus) -- 11 -- 3 -- 152
Tufts -- 11 -- 4 -- 161
Tufts Bridge -- 11 -- 4 -- 162
Tufts Mill -- 11 -- 4 -- 176
Templelandmuir -- 11 -- 8 -- 197
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church -- 11 -- 4 -- 169
Vennel Street -- 11 -- 3 -- 146
Wallacefauld -- 12 -- 5 -- 215
Windy Hill -- 4 -- 13 -- 29
Well Burn -- 7 -- 3 -- 42
Whitehill -- 7 -- 2 -- 50
White Hill -- 7 -- 10 -- 55
Watshaw -- 7 -- 10 -- 58
Watshaw Braes -- 7 -- 10 -- 58
Wardlaw -- 7 -- 14 -- 73
Ward -- 7 -- 14 -- 74 |
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Names of Objects -- Sheets -- Plan-- Pages
Whitecraig -- 7 -- 15 -- 81
Windyedge -- 7 -- 15 -- 82
West Kersland -- 7 -- 16 -- 96
Wheatyfauld -- 8 -- 13 -- 110
West Muirhouse -- 8 -- 13 -- 116
Whitespot -- 8 -- 14 -- 118
Warrenhill -- 11 -- 3 -- 141
West Church (Chapel of Ease) -- 11 -- 3 -- 148
Whitehart Inn -- 11 -- 4 -- 168
Waterside -- 11 -- 8 -- 198
Waterside Stables -- 11 -- 12 -- 199
Williamridden (Ruin) -- 11 -- 12 -- 200
Whin Hill -- 12 -- 1 -- 202
West Middlebank -- 11 -- 1 -- 205
West Bankhead -- 12 -- 2 -- 210
Yearn Stane -- 4 -- 10 -- 24 |
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DALRY [parish] |
Ph. [Parish] of Dalry
Dalry
Dalry
Dalry
Dalry
Dalry
Dalry |
Full. [Fullerton's] Gazetteer
Old Stat. Accot. [Statistical Account]
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Chalmer's Caledonia
Oliver & Boyd's Almanac
Co. [County] Directory
The Sheriff's List of Parishes |
004 ; 007 ; 008 ; 011 ; 012 |
A parish near the centre of the district of Cunningham, Ayrshire. It is bounded on the east by the Parish of Beith; on the South and South west by the parishes of Kilwinning and Ardrossan; on the west and north west by the parishes of West Kilbride and Largs; and on the north and north east by the parish of Kilbirnie. Its extreme length from north to South is about 10 miles, and varies from 3 to 8 miles in breadth from east to west, and contains about 39 square miles.
In this Parish are some antiquities such as tumuli Forts etc. The descriptive remarks for which see the foregoing pages of this book.
There is no portion of this Parish detached and situated within any other parish. Or no portion of any other parish is situated within this. |
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SLATYLAW BURN |
Slateylaw Burn
Slateylaw Burn
Slateylaw Burn |
W.F. Blair Esq.
Mr Robert Spier
Malcolm Cochrane |
004 |
A small stream gathering near the base of Slaty-Law on the farm of Blair Park and running in a southerly direction empties into the Gogo Water. |
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GOGO LODGE |
Gogo Lodge
Gogo Lodge
Gogo Lodge |
W.F. Blair Esq.
Mr Robert Spier
Malcolm Cochrane |
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A small shooting Lodge on Blair Park at present unoccupied, it is the property William Fordyce Blair Esq. of Blair. |
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SLATY LAW |
Slaty Law
Slaty Law |
Mr Robert Spier
W.F. Blair Esqr.
Malcolm Cochrane Shepherd |
004 |
A small heathy pasture hill partly on the farms of Blair Park and Planns and partly in in the Parishes of Kilbirnie and Dalry. on its summit a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station. |
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BOX LAW |
Box Law
Box Law
Box Law |
Mr Spier
W.F. Blair Esqr.
Malcolm Cochrane |
004 |
A small green Top on the mountain or moor part of the farm of Blair Park on the summit Trigl.[Trigonometrical] station through which the boundary line passes between the parish of Dalry and Largs. |
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Parish of Dalry
Law A designation given to many hills whether natural of artificial. Jamieson |
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GOGO WATER |
Gogo Water
Gogo Water
Gogo Water |
W.F. Blair Esqr.
Mr Robert Spier
Malcolm Cochrane |
004 |
A small stream gathering on the confines of the Kilbirnie and Dalry Parishes and running in a southerly direction empties into the Firth of Clyde at the town of Largs. |
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BIG CRAIGSTEWART |
Big Craigstewart
Big Craigstewart
Big Craigstewart |
W.F. Blair Esq.
Robert Spier
Malcolm Cochrane |
004 |
A precipitous rocky eminence on the South West end of Mount Stewart and on the farm of Blair Park. |
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MOUNT STEWART |
Mount Stewart
Mount Stewart
Mount Stewart |
W.F. Blair Esq.
Robert Spier
Malcolm Cochrane |
004 |
A considerable mountain grass land eminence on the farm of Blair Park forming part of a large hill which has no name. |
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JOCK'S CASTLE |
Jock's Castle
Jock's Castle
Jock's Castle
Little Craig of Stewart |
W.F. Blair Esq.
Robert Spier
Malcolm Cochrane
Plan of Estate 1801 |
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A pretty large oval rocky pasture eminence, tapering to a spiral top, on the farm of Blair Park. |
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BLACK LINN |
Black Linn
Black Linn
Black Linn |
W.F. Blair Esq
Robert Spier
Malcolm Cochrane |
004 |
A waterfall in Gogo Water About thirty feet in height opposite to the farms of of Blair Park and the Flat. |
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LITTLE CRAIGSTEWART |
Little Craig Stewart
Little Craig Stewart
Little Craig Stewart |
W.F. Blair Esq.
Robert Spier
Malcolm Cochrane |
004 |
A small rocky pasture eminence on the farm of Blair Park the south side of which is partly precipitous - And forms the South West end of Rigging Hill. |
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JAMIESON'S HILL |
Jamiesons Hill
Jamiesons Hill
Jamiesons Hill |
W.F. Blair Esq
Robert Spier
Malcolm Cochrane |
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A small mountain pasture hill on the farm of Blair Park it is part of a range that has no name. |
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HOWCRAIG MOSS |
Howcraig Moss
Howcraig Moss
Howcraig Moss |
Mr. R. Spiers
Mr. H. Ewing
Mr. J. Ewing |
004 |
A small portion of Moss land on the farm of Blair Park. |
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RIGGING HILL |
Rigging Hill
Rigging Hill
Rigging Hill |
W.F. Blair Esq.
Robert Spier
Malcolm Cochrane |
004 |
A middling size mountain pasture hill forming part of a range which has no name on the farm of Blair Park. |
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COCHRANE'S CRAIGS |
Cochrane's Craigs
Cochrane's Craigs
Cochrane's Craigs |
W.F. Blair Esq
Robert Spier
Malcolm Cochrane |
004 |
Partly precipitous rocks on the farm of Blair Park named after one of the shepherds of the farm. |
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PATON'S HILL |
Paton's Hill
Paton's Hill
Paton's Hill |
W.F. Blair Esq
Robert Spier
Malcolm Cochrane |
004 |
A small mountain pasture eminence forming part of a range which has no name, on the farm of Blair Park. |
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Parish of Dalry |
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ROUTDANE BURN |
Route Dans Burn
Route Dans Burn
Route Dans Burn
Dane Burn
Routdane Burn
Routdane Burn
Routdane Burn
Routdane Burn
Routdane Burn |
Robert Spier
Malcolm Cochrane
James Spiers North Camphill
Johnstons Co. [County] Map
Mr R. Spiers North Camphill
Hugh Ewing Knockside
John Boyd Esqr.
James Crawford Dyke
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
004 |
A small mountain streamlet
gathering on the farm of Planns and flowing in a southerly direction drains the farms of Langdike and North Camphill and empties into Rye Water, where it is supposed a battle has been fought between the Scots and Danes and the latter having been routed gave rise to the name of the stream. This is the tradition of the locality. |
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RYE WATER |
Rye Water
Rye Water
Rye Water |
W.F. Blair
Robert Spier
Malcolm Cochrane |
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A pretty large stream rising on the farms of Blair Park and Knockside and running in a South Easterly direction in places dividing the Parishes of Dalry and Largs and empties into the River Garnock a little north of Dalry Village. |
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YEARN STANE |
Yearn Stane
Yearn Stane
Yearn Stane |
W.F. Blair
Robert Spier
Malcolm Cochrane |
004 |
A large Whinstone on a sharp Corner of the boundary between the Parishes of Dalry and Kilbirnie. |
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Parish of Dalry |
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LITTLE IRISH LAW |
Little Irish Law
Little Irish Law
Little Irish Law |
Robert Spiers
W.F. Blair
Malcolm Cochrane |
004 |
A small green hill on the farm of Blair Park. |
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IRISH LAW |
Irish Law
Irish Law
Irish Law |
Robert Spier
W.F. Blair
Malcolm Cochrane |
004 |
A pretty large hill in a mountain district on the farm of Blair Park on its summit is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station |
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BLAIR'S CRAIGS |
Blair's Craigs
Blair's Craigs
Blair's Craigs |
Robert Spier
W.F. Blair
Malcolm Cochrane |
052 |
Two rocky patches on the south side of Irish Law |
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FEUSIDE HILL |
Feuside Hill
Feuside Hill
Feuside Hill |
Robert Spier (Blair Park)
W.F. Blair owner
Malcolm Cochrane |
004 |
A pretty large green mountain hill on farm of Blair Park. |
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ROBERT'S CRAIG |
Robert's Craig
Robert's Craig
Robert's Craig |
Robert Spiers
W.F. Blair
Malcolm Cochrane |
004 |
A small rock on the south side of Feuside hill named after the Tenants son of Blair Park. |
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RYE WATER HEAD |
Rye Water Head
Rye Water Head
Rye Water Head
Head of Rye Water |
Robert Spiers
W.F. Blair
Malcolm Cochrane
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
004 |
The largest of the three principal feeders of the Rye Water. |
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Parish of Dalry |
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SPIER'S KNOWE |
Spier's Knowe
Spier's Knowe
Spier's Knowe |
W.F. Blair Esq
Robert Spier
Malcolm Cochrane |
004 |
A small rocky knoll on the farm of Blair Park named after the farmer. |
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BROWN HILL |
Brown Hill
Brown Hill
Brown Hill |
W.F. Blair Esq
Robert Spier
Malcolm Cochrane |
004 |
A middling size mountain pasture eminence on the farm of Blair Park. |
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GREEN HILL |
Green Hill
Green Hill
Green Hill |
W.F. Blair Esq
Robert Spier
Malcolm Cochrane |
004 |
A small mountain pasture hill on the farm of Blair Park |
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HIGH GOWK CRAIG |
High Gowk Craig
High Gowk Craig
High Gowk Craig
High Gowd Craig
Gowk |
W.F. Blair Esq
Robert Spier
Malcolm Cochrane
Map of Estate 1801
The Cuckoo |
004 |
A rocky knoll on the farm of Blair Park |
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LOW GOWK CRAIG |
Low Gowk Craig
Low Gowk Craig
Low Gowk Craig |
W.F. Blair Esq.
Robert Spier
Malcolm Cochrane |
004 |
A middling size precipitous rock on the farm of Blair Park. |
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THIEF'S CRAIGS |
Thief's Craig
Thief's Craig
Thief's Craig |
W.F. Blair Esq
Robert Spier
Malcolm Cochrane |
004 |
A small rocky eminence on the farm of Blair Park how the name arose Cannot be ascertained. |
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Parish of Dalry |
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WINDY HILL |
Windy Hill
Windy Hill
Windy Hill |
W.F. Blair
Robert Spier
Malcolm Cochrane |
004 |
A small mountain pasture hill on the farm of Blair Park |
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HOW CRAIGS |
How Craigs
How Craigs
How Craigs
How |
W.F. Blair
Robert Spier
Malcolm Cochrane
A hollow Jamieson |
004 |
A rocky slope beside a hollow on the farm of Blair Park from which the adjacent shepherds house has taken its name. |
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HOWCRAIG |
Howcraig
Howcraig
Howcraig |
W.F. Blair
Robert Spier
Malcolm Cochrane |
004 |
A good shepherds house on the farm of Blair Park. |
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JOCK'S CASTLE |
Jock's Castle
Jock's Castle
Jock's Castle |
James Lang Esq
Archibald Paul
Malcolm Cochrane |
004 |
A round green eminence on the farm of Muirhead formerly Ferralside. |
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ROUGH HILL |
Rough Hill
Rough Hill
Rough Hill |
Malcolm Cochrane
Robert Spier
Archibald Paul |
004 |
A small rough heathery hill on the farm of Langdike |
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Parish of Dalry |
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GUILLIE BURN |
Gullie Burn
Gullie Burn |
Mr. Hugh Ewing
Mr. John Boyd |
004 |
'A small stream rising on the East side of the farm of Knockside and flowing South, falls into the Rye Water near the farm house of Muirhead.'
Copied from Largs Name Book |
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MUIRHEAD |
Muirhead
Muirhead
Muirhead
Muirhead
Muirhead |
Robert Spier
James Lang Esq owner
Archibald Paul occupier
Johnston's Map
Voters List |
004 |
A pretty good farm house with offices and a mountain farm attached. Proprietor James Lang Esq. Largs
Tenant Mr Hugh Hunter. |
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MUIRHEAD HILL |
Muirhead Hill
Muirhead Hill
Muirhead Hill |
Robert Spier
James Lang Esq
Archibald Paul |
004 |
A pretty large moorland hill on the farm of Muirhead. |
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FERRALSIDE |
Ferralside
Ferralside
Ferralside |
James Lang Esq owner
Archibald Paul
Robert Spier |
004 |
A small shepherds house formerly it had a farm attached which has been annexed to Muirhead. |
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BLAIRPARK |
Blair Park
Blair Park
Blair Park
Blair Park
Blair Park |
W.F. Blair
Robert Spier
Malcolm Cochrane
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
004 |
A good farm house and offices including a Thrashing Machine and a sheep and agricultural farm attached the property of William Fordyce Blair Esq of Blair
Tenant Robert Spier. |
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RYE PLANTATION |
Rye Plantation
Rye Plantation
Rye Plantation |
W. F. Blair
Robert Spier
Malcolm Cochrane |
004 |
A small plantation of mixed wood on the farm of Blair Park close to the Rye Water hence the name. |
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Parish of Dalry |
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LAIRDSIDE HILL |
Lairdside Hill
Lairdside Hill
Lairdside Hill |
Robert Spier
Malcolm Cochrane
Hugh Spier North Camphill |
004 |
A small heathery hill on the farm of Langdike |
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PITCON BURN |
Pitcon Burn
Pitcon Burn
Pitcon Burn |
Robert Spier
Hugh Spier
Theopolis Paton Esq Swinlees |
004 |
A small stream gathering on the farm of Coalgreen and Langdike and flowing in a southerly direction empties into the River Garnock. |
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GREENSIDE HILL |
Greenside Hill
Greenside Hill
Greenside Hill |
Malcolm Cochrane
Robert Spier
Archibald Paul |
004 |
A pretty large moorland hill on the farm of Langdike the south west side is green mountain pasture. |
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LANGDIKE MOSS |
Langdike Moss
Langdike Moss
Langdike Moss |
Malcolm Cochrane
Robert Spier
Archibald Paul |
004 |
A small piece of mossland on the farm of Langdike. |
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Parish of Dalry |
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GREENSIDE CASTLE |
Greenside Castle
Greenside Castle
Greenside Castle |
John Peebles Esq Burnside
R. Jamieson Esq Chapelton
Mr J. Crawford Dyke |
004 |
A few rocks bearing the name, near the boundary between the Parishes of Dalry & Kilbirnie. They are sometimes called 'Greenside Craigs' but are generally known as Greenside Castle. none of the inhabitants of the neighbourhood think, there has ever, been any building and there is not the slightest appearance of anything of the kind, ever having been at the place. |
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NORTH CAMPHILL |
North Camphill
North Camphill
North Camphill
North Camphill
Upper Camphill |
James Spiers Owner & occupier
Hugh Spiers
Robert Spier
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
007 |
A good farm house offices and a farm of land attached the property of the occupier James Spiers. |
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ROUTDANEBURN |
Routedaneburn
Routedaneburn
Routedaneburn
Routdaneburn
Routdaneburn
Routdaneburn
Routdaneburn
Routdaneburn |
James Spiers
Hugh Spiers
Robert Spier
Mr. Spiers Proprietor
Hugh Ewing
John Boyd Esqr.
James Crawford
Fullerton's Gazetteer |
007 |
A good farm house and offices with a farm of land attached the property of James Spiers.
"Mr. Spiers the proprietor says the correct spelling is Routdanburn and the tradition is current in the neighbourhood that the name is derived from the defeat of the Danes in 1263. |
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Parish of Dalry |
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Site of CAIRN [North Camphill] |
Site of Cairn
Site of Cairn
Site of Cairn |
James Spiers
Hugh Spiers
Robert Spiers |
007 |
The site of an ancient Cairn where it is traditionally said that a battle has been fought by the Scotch and Danes - some years ago the Cairn was removed by the present proprietor of North Camphill who states that it was about 50 feet in diameter and about 15 or 20 feet in height. |
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" In the lands of Camphill, a Cairn was removed
"which contained human bone, probably of
"some Warrior who fell at the Battle of Largs"
New Stat Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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LANGDIKE |
Langdike
Langdike
Langdike |
Mr. J.J. Kerr owner
Robert Spier Tenant
Mr. Spiers Camphill |
007 |
A small farm house and offices with a large Sheep farm attached the property of John James Kerr Esquire.
Tenant Robert Spier. |
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GOOSESTRON HILL |
Goosetron Hill
Goosetron Hill
Goosetron Hill |
James Spiers
Hugh Spiers
Robert Spier |
007 |
A small arable hill on the farm of North Camphill. |
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BANNOCK BURN |
Bannock Burn
Bannock Burn
Bannock Burn |
James Spiers
Hugh Spiers
Robert Spier |
007 |
A small stream gathering on the farm of North Camphill and flowing in a south westerly direction empties into Rye Water. |
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Parish of Dalry |
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BLACK BURN |
Black Burn
Black Burn
Black Burn |
James Spier
Hugh Spier
Robert Spier |
007 |
A small stream gathering on the farm of North Camphill and flowing in a south westerly direction empties into the Rye Water. |
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WELL BURN |
Well Burn
Well Burn
Well Burn |
James Spiers
Hugh Spiers
Robert Spier |
007 |
A small stream rising on the farm of North Camphill and running in a south westerly direction by the farm steading empties into the Rye Water. |
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GIRDLE HILL |
Girdle Hill
Girdle Hill
Girdle Hill |
James Spiers
H. Spiers
James Crawford |
007 |
A eminence or hill on the lands of North Camphill. |
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BARRBRAE (Ruins) |
Barrbrae (in ruins)
Barrbrae
Barrbrae
Barr Braes |
William Craig Fairlie
Mr. A Rodger Bourtrees
Aitkens Parish Map
Estate Map |
007 |
A small house in Ruin belonging to the Earl of Glasgow. The lands adjoining it was formerly a separate Farm but is now joined to the farm of Bourtrees. |
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OUTERMOOR BURN |
Outermuir Burn
Outermuir Burn
Outermuir Burn
Outermoor Burn
Outermoor Burn
Outermoor Burn |
Mr. Adams Kippenburn
Mr A. Rodger
Estate Map
Robert Adams Kippenburn
Thomas Dickie Kelburns
Estate Map
See sheet VII.5 of Largs |
007 |
A small Stream rising on the Farm of Boutrees and forming the boundary between the Parishes of Largs and Dalry. Till it enters Largs Parish where it receives the name of Fairlie Burn. |
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LAIRDSIDE HILL |
Lairdside Hill
Lairdside Hill
Lairdside Hill |
Estate Map
Mr. Adams
Mr. A. Rodger |
007 |
A heathy covered eminence partly on the farm of Bourtrees. The boundary between the parishes of W. [West] Kilbride & Dalry runs over its summit. |
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CAAF WATER |
Caaf Water
Caaf Water
Caaf Water
Calf Water
Caaf Water
Caaf Water |
Mr. R. Crawford Knockendon
Mr. Thomas Boyd Bradshaw
Aitkens Parish Map
Bradshaw Estate Map
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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A Stream one branch of which is in West Kilbride Parish, another one 'Green Hill' on Bradshaw Farm and one about ½ a mile north west from the Farm Steading.
It then flows in a south westerly direction and after increasing to a considerable size falls into the River Garnock near the Village of Dalry. |
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GREEN HILL |
Green Hill
Green Hill
Green Hill |
Estate Map
Mr. Thomas Boyd
William Lang Esqr. |
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An eminence on the farm of Bradshaw having rough pasture |
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MEIKLE GREEN LAW |
Meikle Green Law
Meikle Green Law
Meikle Green Law |
Estate Map
William Lang. Esq
Mr Thomas Boyd |
007 |
A green law or Hill on the Farm of Bradshaw near the source of the Caaf Water. |
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Parish of Dalry |
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LITTLE GREEN LAW |
Little Green Law
Little Green Law
Little Green Law |
Estate Map 1830
William Lang Esqr
Mr. Thomas Boyd |
007 |
A small Hill near Meickle Green Law bearing Rough pasture & Short Heath, there is a Spring of excellent water at its Southern base. |
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THE TWINS |
Twins
Twins
Twins |
Estate Map
Mr. A. Archibald
William Lang Esqr. |
007 |
Two very small Knowes bearing this name a short distance South east from Little Green Law. |
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BRADSHAW |
Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Bradshaw
Braidshaw |
Estate Map
Mr. Thomas Boyd Shepherd
Mr. R. Crawford Knockendon
Aitkens Parish Map |
007 |
An excellent Farm House with offices & Garden attached. It is the property of William Lang Esq. of Monk Castle. |
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COCK LAW |
Cock Law
Cock Law
Cock Law
Cock Law |
Estate Map
Mr. Thomas Boyd
Mr. R. Crawford
Mr. A. Archibald |
007 |
This name applies to the rocky summit a ridge of high land on the Farm Bradshaw &c a short distance North east from the Farm Steading. There is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on it which is seen from a [great] distance. |
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BUGHT BURN |
Bught Burn
Bught Burn
Bught Burn |
Estate Map
Mr. A. Archibald Plann
William Lang Esqr. Monk Castle |
007 |
A small Stream rising on the Farm of Bradshaw and flowing South west falling into the Caaf Water a short distance from the Farm Steading. |
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REEVES BURN |
Reeves Burn
Reeves Burn Reeves Burn |
Estate Map
Mr. A. Archibald
William Lang Esqr. |
007 |
A small Stream rising on the Farm of Bradshaw and flowing south and west falls into Caaf Water on the Farm of Knockendon |
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PLANN |
Plann |
Alexander Archibald Plann
David Craig Brodockly
John Russell Thornyside |
007 |
An old Farm House occupied by Alexander Archibald the property of Captain Blair |
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HEATHERY HILL |
Heathery Hill |
Alexander Archibald
David Craig
John Russel |
007 |
A small Hill about 7 chains NW [North West] of Plann. |
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BERRY KNOWE |
Berry Knowe |
Alexander Archibald
David Craig
John Russel |
007 |
A Small Hill about 17 chains North of Plann |
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STONY NOOK |
Stony Nook |
Alexander Archibald Plann
David Craig Brodockly
John Russel Thornyside |
007 |
A piece of Heathery pasture near South Burn on which are some Rocks. |
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SHEEP HILL |
Sheep Hill |
Alexander Archibald
David Craig
John Russel |
007 |
A large Hill near South Burn so called from the Sheep which graze on the Surrounding Pasture coming to it at night to rest. |
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BENTS KNOWE |
Bents Knowe |
Alexander Archibald
David Craig
John Russel |
007 |
A Small Hill near Plann on which is a Trig. [Trigonometrical] Station. |
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SOUTH CAMPHILL |
South Camphill
South Camphill
South Camphill
South Camphill |
John Barclay Tenant
Robert Spier owner
James Spiers North Camphill
Voters List |
007 |
A good dwelling house farm steading and farm of land attached the property of Robert Spiers Tenant John Barclay |
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KNOCKAIRD |
Knockaird
Knockaird
Knockaird |
John Barclay
Robert Spier
John Howie |
007 |
A middling size arable hill on the farm of South Camphill. |
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WHITEHILL |
Whitehill
Whitehill
Whitehill |
Mr Dunlop occupier
J.J. Kerr Esqr owner
Mr Spiers North Camphill |
007 |
A good farm house steading including a thrashing machine and farm of land attached the property of John James Kerr Esquire of Robertland. |
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NORTH HOWRAT |
North Howrat
North Howrat
North Howrat
Howrat |
John Howie occupier
Mr Patrick Factor
Mr William Paton South Howrat
Voters list |
007 |
A pretty good farm house and offices with a farm of land attached the property of Capt. [Captain] Blair of Blair - Tenant John Howie. |
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HOWRAT T.P. |
Howrat T.B. [Toll Bar]
Howrat T.B. [Toll Bar]
Howrat T.B. [Toll Bar] |
Sign Board
David Gregorson occupier
John Howie |
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A toll house Gate the property of the Road Trustees, occupier David Gregorson. |
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KILNHOUSE |
Kilnhouse
Kilnhouse
Kilnhouse |
John Howie
Robert Craig Tenant
William Paton |
007 |
A pretty good house Lime Kilns and Quarry on the farm of North Howrat the property of Capt. [Captain] Blair Tenant John Craig. |
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SOUTH HOWRAT |
South Howrat
South Howrat
South Howrat |
William Paton Tenant
Theopolis Paton
Mr Patrick Factor |
007 |
A good farm house offices and farm of land attached the property of Capt. [Captain] Blair Tenant William Paton |
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HOWRAT LIME WORKS |
Howrat Limeworks
Howrat Limeworks
Howrat Limeworks |
William Paton Tenant
Mr Patrick Factor
Theopolis Paton |
007 |
A large Limestone Quarry and Kiln on the farm of South Howrat Tenant William Paton proprietor Captain W.F. Blair. |
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BLAIROCK HILL |
Blairock Hill
Blairock Hill
Blairock Hill |
William Paton
John Craig Kilnhouse
John Howie |
007 |
A small hill on the farm of South Howrat partly arable and partly rocky pasture. |
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Parish of Dalry |
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CASTLE HILL |
Castle Hill
Castle Hill
Castle Hill |
William Paton
John Howie
Robert Craig |
007 |
A round arable rocky eminence on the farm of South Howrat naturally fortified. |
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CON HILL |
Con Hill
Con Hill
Con Hill |
William Paton
John Howie
Robert Craig |
007 |
A small rocky pasture hill on the farm of South Howrat. |
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NORTH BURN |
North Burn
North Burn
North Burn |
Mr Craig Factor to Earl of Glasgow
John Howie
William Paton |
007 |
A small Stream gathering on the farms of Haining and Brotherton and running in an Easterly direction joining the Rye Water at the South East Corner of the Parish of Largs. |
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[Note North Burn]
I find it necessary to change this name to
North Burn which is better known in this
locality than South Burn. signed John [Boyd] |
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WHITE HILL |
White Hill
White Hill
White Hill |
Mr A Archibald
Mr William Lang
Mr R Reddet |
007 |
A small Hill bearing rough pasture, on the farm of Baidland Hill. |
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SOUTH BURN |
South Burn
South Burn
South Burn
Bacck Burn |
Mr A Archibald
Mr. R Craig
Mr. William Lang
Bradshaw Estate Map |
007 |
A small Stream rising on the Farms of Plann & Bradshaw, and flowing South and east falls into Rye Water near the Farm Steading of Brothockle |
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GOOSE KNOWE |
Goose Knowe
Goose Knowe
Goose Knowe |
Mr. Archibald
Mr. R Craig
David Patrick Esq |
007 |
A grassy eminence on the Farm of Brothockle |
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RAVENSCRAIG GLEN |
Ravenscraig Glen
Ravenscraig Glen
Ravenscraig Glen |
Mr A Archibald
Mr. R Craig
David Patrick Esq |
007 |
A steep rocky glen through which South Burn flows previous to falling into Rye Water. |
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BAIDLAND HILL |
Baidland Hill
Baidland Hill
Baidland Hill
Baidland Hill
Baidland Hill |
David Patrick Esq Waterside
Mr R Craig Dalry
Mr R Crawford
Mr A Archibald
New Stat. Acct [Statistical Account] |
007 |
An extensive Hill bearing sheep pasture about 3½ mile north west from the Town of Dalry. It is flat on the top and rises pretty steep on the South and east Sides, but on the north and west the ground falls very little for a considerable distance. There is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on the summit from which a extended view of the surrounding country is obtained. It is supposed to be the highest land in the Parish.
Baidland Hill, its highest point is 946 above the level of the sea. New Stat. Acct [Statistical Account] |
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BROWN HILL |
Brown Hill
Brown Hill
Brown Hill |
Mr A Archibald
Mr William Lang Baidlaw Hill
Mr R Craig |
007 |
A heathy covered eminence on the northern extremity of Baidlandhill Farm |
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KEBBUCK LAW |
Kebbuck Law
Kebbuck Law
Kebbuck Law
Kebuck |
Mr. A Archibald
Mr. William Lang
Estate Map of Bradshaw
A cheese Jamieson & Burns |
007 |
A small green Knowe or Law on the boundary between the farms of Baidlandhill and Bradshaw. |
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BLACK QUARRY |
Black Quarry Whinstone
Black Quarry
Black Quarry |
Mr. A Archibald
Mr. McJanet Esq Factor Irvine
Mr J Jamieson Dalry |
007 |
An old Quarry on the Farm of Baidlandhill. Formerly stones were taken from it for building fences &c but it has long been disused. |
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COCKROBIN HILL |
Cockrobin Hill
Cockrobin Hill
Cockrobin Hill
Cockrobin Hill |
Mr. A Archibald
Mr. William Lang
Mr. B Craig
Mr. McJanet Esq |
007 |
An eminence having rough pasture on the Farm of Baidlandhill |
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WATSHAW |
Watshaw
Watshaw
Watshaw
Watshaw
Watshaw |
Mr. A Archibald
Mr. B Craig
David Patrick Esq
Mr. H Train
Johnston's County Map |
007 |
A shepherds house, with outhouses (now in ruins) and garden attached, on the farm of Baidlandhill. |
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WATSHAW BRAES |
Watshaw Braes
Watshaw Braes
Watshaw Braes |
M. A Archibald
Mr. B Craig
Mr. William Lang |
007 |
This name applies to the face of the hill or Brae, a short distance south west from Watshaw. |
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BERRY KNOWE |
Berry Knowe
Berry Knowe
Berry Knowe |
Mr. A Archibald
Mr. B Craig
Mr. H. Train Shepherd |
007 |
An eminence having rough pasture about 10 chains south from Watshaw |
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LANGSIDE HILL |
Langside Hill
Langside Hill
Langside Hill |
William Lang Esq
Estate Map
Mr. A Archibald |
007 |
An eminence bearing rough pasture, on the Farm of Bradshaw. |
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BRADSHAW BURN |
Bradshaw Burn
Bradshaw Burn
Bradshaw Burn |
Mr. W. Crawford
Mr. H. Spiers
Mr. A Archibald |
007 |
A small Stream rising on the Farms of Bradshaw and Wardlaw, and flowing South and west falls into Caaf Water near Bradshaw (in Ruins) |
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GIRT HILL |
Girt Hill
Girt Hill
Girt Hill |
Mr. Craig Ryesholm
Mr. H. Spiers Hardlaw
Mr. R. Reddet Cubside |
007 |
An eminence bearing rough pasture a short distance west from Baidland Hill on the Farm of Wardlaw. |
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MILLOUR HILL |
Millour Hill
Millour Hill
Milour Hill |
Mr. Craig Ryesholm
Mr. R Craig
Mr. A Archibald |
007 |
A green eminence on the Farm of Baidlandhill, a short distance north from the farm steading. There is a Trig. Stat. [Trigonometrical Station] on the summit. |
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MILLOUR BURN |
Millour Burn
Millour Burn
Millour Burn |
Mr. Craig
Mr. R Craig
Mr. A Archibald |
007 |
A small Stream rising on the north side of Baidland Hill and bearing this name from 'Millour Hill' till it falls into Rye Water. |
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STONEROADENDS BRAE |
Stoneroadends Brae
Stoneroadends Brae
Stoneroadends Brae |
Mr. A Archibald
Mr. R. Craig
Mr. R Reddie |
007 |
A healthy covered Brae on the Farm of Baidlandhill, on the north side it is partly steep, but on the South side the ground rises gradually from it. |
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CARWINNING HILL |
Caerwinning Hill
Caerwinning Hill
Caerwinning Hill
Carwinning Hill
Carwinning Hill
Carwinning Hill
Carwinning Hill
Caerwinning Hill |
William Patrick Waterside
Robert Craig Ryesholm
John Montgomery Dalry
Parish Map
Full. [Fullertons] Gazetteer
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Capt. [Captain] Blair of Blair
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
007 |
A hill of considerable elevation, on which are the remains of an ancient Fort, described in the Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] of the Parish, as having been formed of 3 concentric walls of stone, the greater part of the materials of which were removed to make fences. In the Acct. [Account] there is mention made of the vestiges of a Fosse being visible at the foot of the hill, but I have seen nothing, that I can take upon myself to say, are vestiges of a Fosse. I have made every enquiry at several persons, but could not obtain any information concerning it. |
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FORT (Remains of) [Carwinning Hill] |
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Relative to the fort, Mr. Paton of Swinlees, has pointed out the remains of the walls which are marked on the plan as far as they can now be traced, he says that he got part of the stones removed which formed the walls of the fort; but that most of the stones were removed before his time. |
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CAERwinning Hill - New Stat Acct. [New Statistical Account]
This throughout Scotland, when found as the first syllable
of the names of places, is invariably spelled Car -
see Carberry Tower near Edinburgh, Carbrook, Cardross
Car - when found as the first syllable
of the names of places, seems to
signify, fortified. as Carstairs
Carlisle etc.
Jamieson
On the Summit of Caerwinning hill are the remains
of an ancient fortification. It appears to have formed
of three concentric circles or walls of stone, inclosing a space of 2 acres. The greater part
of the materials of which it was composed have been removed to build fences, &c
The outer wall cannot now be easily traced , but from what remains, it appears to
have been from 10 to 12 feet in thickness. The entrance has been on the western side.
It must have been a place of great strength, and commands a view of the
surrounding Country for many miles. The stones must have been brought from
a considerable distance, being as species tuffaceous trap, while the hill
itself is composed of felspar porphyry. It is believed that the Scottish army
were encamped in this fortification previous to the Battle of Largs.
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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OLD COPPER MINE [Carwinning Hill] |
Copper Mine
Copper Mine |
Mr. Patrick
Mr. Craig
John Montgomery |
007 |
This mine was commenced and worked by an English Company for a short time. It is not now worked it appears it was not profitable. It is the property of Theopolis Paton Esq of Swinlees. |
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GREEN HILL |
Green Hill
Green Hill
Green Hill |
Mr. Patrick
Mr. Craig
Mr. Spiers, Burn |
007 |
A eminence near Carwinning Hill. |
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CRAIGY KNOWE |
Craigy Knowe |
Mr. Craig
Mr. Patrick
Mr. Russel, Thornyside |
007 |
An eminence near Green Hill on which are some rocks. |
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BRODOCKLY |
Brodockly
Brodockly
Brodockly
Brodocklie
Brodockey |
Mr. Patrick
Mr. Russel
Mr. Spiers
Mr. Craig
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
007 |
A farm house, the property of the Earl of Glasgow. |
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BURN ROW |
Burn Row |
Mr. William Patrick Waterside
Mr. Robert Craig Ryesholm
Mr. John Spear Burn |
007 |
A range of Cottages the property of Messrs. Beard Proprietors of the Blair Iron Works. |
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SWINLEES ROW |
Swinlees Row |
Mr. William Patrick
Mr. Robert Craig
Mr. John Spear |
007 |
Cottages the property of Mr. Paton of Swinlees. |
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RAVEN'S CRAIG |
Ravens Craig |
Mr. William Patrick
Mr. Robert Craig
Mr. John Spear |
007 |
Precipitous rocks in Ravenscraig Glen |
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RAESIDE |
Raeside |
Mr. William Patrick Waterside
Mr. Robert Craig Ryesholm
Mr. John Spear Burn |
007 |
An old Farm House the property of Capt. [Captain] Blair of Blair. |
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BLAIR ROW |
Blair Row |
Mr. William Patrick
Mr. Robert Craig
Mr. John Spear |
007 |
A few Cottages some of which are in ruins the property of Capt. [Captain] Blair of Blair. |
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BLAIROCK HILL |
Blairock Hill |
Mr. William Patrick
Mr. Robert Craig
Mr. John Spear. |
007 |
An eminence Near Caerwinning Hill on which is a whinstone quarry. |
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THORNYSIDE |
Thornyside
Thornyside
Thorneyside
Thornleyside
Thronleyside
Thornyside
Thornyside |
Mr. John Russel
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Thornyside Old Cess Book
New Cess Book
John Montgomery Dalry
Mr. William Patrick Waterside
Mr. John Russel Thornyside |
007 |
A Farm House the Property of Mr. John Boyd and Mrs. Greg of Largs. |
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BURN |
Burn |
Mr. John Spear Burn
Mr. William Patrick Waterside
Mr. Robert Craig Ryesholm |
007 |
A Farm House occupied by the proprietor Mr. John Spear. |
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DYKES |
Dykes
Dykes |
Mr. Alexander Houston Dykes
Mr. William Patrick
Mr. Robert Craig
Voters List |
007 |
A Farm House the property of Alexander Houston. |
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RIVER GARNOCK |
River Garnock
River Garnock
River Garnock
River Garnock
River Garnock
River Garnock |
Mr Laird
Mr Smith
Mr McCosh
Mineral Plan of Irving
New Stat. Acct [Statistical Account]
Johnston's Co. [County Map] |
007 ; 008 |
A pretty large river rising about the base of the Hill of Stake and running in a south westerly direction empties into the Irving River at Irving |
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DAVIDSHILL |
Davidshill
Davidshill
Davidshill
Davidshill
Davidshill |
Mr. D. Kyle (Owner)
Mr. Thomson (owner)
Parish Map
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
007 |
A farm and a number of feus to the property of David Kyle David Crawford William Thomson William Bain and Miss Douglas. |
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BURN ROW |
Burn Row
Burn Row
Burn Row |
Mr. William Greig
Mr. James Greig
Theopolis Paton |
007 |
A good row of Collier houses on the farm of Burn the property of John Spiers |
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GLASGOW AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY |
Glasgow and South Western Railway
Glasgow and South Western Railway |
Name on Coaches
Mr Fawcett Station Clerk at Dalry |
007 ; 008 |
This Railway extends from Glasgow to Dumfries it Consists of double line of Rails and has the Telegraph along the western side - on this [sheet], |
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Parish Of Dalry |
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SWINLEES |
Swinlees
Swinlees
Swinlees
Swinlees
Swinlees
Swinlees |
Theopolis Paton Owner
William Greig Langside
Hugh Paton occupier
Parish Map 1827
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
007 |
A small farm house and offices with a small estate attached the property of the occupier Theopolis Paton. |
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SWINLEES QUARRY |
Swinlees Quarry (Sandstone)
Swinlees Quarry
Swinlees Quarry |
Theopolis Paton
William Greig
Hugh Paton |
007 |
A large Sandstone Quarry the Property of Theopolis Paton on the farm of Swinlees. |
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SWINLEES BRANCH RAILWAY |
Glasgow and South Western Railway (Swinlees Branch)
Glasgow and South Western Railway (Swinlees Branch)
Glasgow and South Western Railway (Swinlees Branch) |
Mr Laird Blair Ironworks
Mr Smith Blair Ironworks
Mr. McCosh Banker Dalry |
007 |
A line of rails in some places A branch off this Glasgow and South Western Railway to Swinlees Quarry etc for the Conveyance of Iron stone and sandstone. It is the property of the Glasgow and South Western Railway Company. |
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LANGSIDE |
Langside
Langside
Langside
Langside |
William Greig owner & occupier
Theopolis Paton
Parish Map 1827
Voters List |
007 |
A pretty good farm house and steading with a small Estate attached the property of the occupier Mr. Greig |
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BRADSHAW (Ruins) |
Bradshaw (in ruins)
Bradshaw
Bradshaw |
Mr. R Crawford Knockendon
Mr. A Archibald Plann
Mr. B Craig Dalry |
007 |
A small farm steading in ruins. It and the land around it was formerly let as a separate possession but it is now let along with the farm of Knockendon |
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GREEN HILL |
Green Hill
Green Hill
Green Hill |
Mr. J Boyd
Mr. R Crawford
Mr. A Archibald |
007 |
An eminence bearing rough pasture on the far of Knockendon |
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KNOCKENDON |
Knockendon
Knockendon
Knockendon
Knockendon
Knockendon
Knockendon |
Mr. R Crawford
William Craig Esqr. Fairlie
Mr. J Boyd
Aitkens Ph. [Parish] Map
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
007 |
A good farm house with offices and farm attached, on the east side of the old road between Dalry & West Kilbride etc. |
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CROSBIE HILLS |
Crosbie Hills
Crosbie Hills
Crosbie Hills |
Mr. R Crawford
Mr. A Archibald
David Patrick Esq. |
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A range of heathy covered Hills principally in the Parish of West Kilbride |
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DRUM BURN |
Drum Burn
Drum Burn
Drum Burn
Drum Burn |
Mr. R Crawford
Mr. A. Archibald
David Patrick Esq
Aitkens Ph. [Parish] Map |
007 |
A small Stream rising near the boundary between the Parishes of Dalry & West Kilbride, and flowing South and west falls into Caaf Water near Birketsteel Farm Steading from the source it is 'Caldron Burn' to the Parish boundary thence Drum Burn. |
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WARDLAW |
Wardlaw
Wardlaw
Wardlaw |
Mr. H Speirs Tenant
Mr. R Crawford
Mr. William Archibald Birkheadsteel |
007 |
A small Farm House with offices and Garden attached, near the side of Caaf Water. It is the property of Mr _ Morris and is occupied by Mr. Hugh Speirs. |
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STOCK BURN |
Stock Burn
Stock Burn
Stock Burn |
Mr. H Speirs
Mr. R Crawford
Mr. William Archibald |
007 |
A small stream rising on the Farm of Wardlaw and flowing south and west falls into Caaf Water near the Farm Steading |
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BENTS HILL |
Bent Hill
Bent Hill
Bent Hill
Bent |
Mr. R Crawford
Mr. H Speirs
Mr. Thomas Boyd Bradshaw
A coarse kind of grass growing on hilly ground Jamieson |
007 |
An eminence bearing rough pasture a short distance east from Wardlaw Farm House, There is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station on its Summit. |
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[Note] Bradshaw Burn - See page 59 |
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BAIDLANDHILL |
Baidlandhill
Baidlandhill
Baidlandhill |
William McJannet Esq Irvine
Mr. R Reddet
Mr. A Archibald |
007 |
A Farm House with offices and garden attached, at the east end of Baidland Hill. It is the property of [W.C. Millar] Montcastle. |
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HILLEND WELL |
Hillend Well
Hillend Well
Hillend Well |
Mr. R. Reddet
Mr. H Speirs Wardlaw
Mr. H Blair Ward |
007 |
A Well with a Spring of excellent Water at the Eastern base of Baidland Hill |
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WARD |
Ward
Ward
Ward
Ward
Wards
Ward |
David Patrick Esq
Mr. R Reddet
William McJannet Esq
Mr. H Blair
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
007 |
A Farm House with offices and Garden attached near Baidlandhill the property of David Patrick occupied by Mr. H Blair |
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Caaf Water -- See page 44
Baidland Hill -- See page 56
Girt hill -- see page 59 |
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MILLEN HILL |
Millen Hill
Millen Hill
Millen Hill |
David Patrick Esq
Mr. R Reddet
Mr. H Blair |
007 |
A small Green Hill partly on the Farm of Ward It rises gradually on the South side, but on the North side is very Steep & Rocky |
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BIRKHEADSTEEL |
Birkheadsteel
Birkheadsteel
Birkheadsteel |
Mr. William Archibald Tenant
Mr. R Crawford
Mr. H Speirs |
007 |
A farm house with offices and Garden attached, close to the side of the old Road from Dalry to West Kilbride &c. where it crosses Caaf Water. It is the property of Mr Stuart Saltcoats |
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THIRDPART |
Thirdpart
Thirdpart
Thirdpart
Thirdpart |
David Patrick Esq
Mr. Robert Reddet
Mr. William Lang
Voters List |
007 |
A good Farm House with offices and Garden attached about 2 miles north west from Dalry. It is the property of Mr. James Kidd |
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Dalry
Drum Burn See page 72 -- See name sheets of VII.15 |
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THIRDPARTPARK |
Thirdpartpark
Thirdpartpark
Thirdpartpark
Thirdpartpark |
David Patrick Esq
Mr. R Riddet
Mr. T Crawford Tenant
Voters List |
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A Farm House with offices and Garden attached near Thirdpart. It is presently the property of Mr. Patrick Burnside and is held in lease by Mr. Thomas Crawford |
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CUBESIDE |
Cubeside
Cubeside
Cubeside
Cubside
Cubeside
Cubeside |
Mr. R Reddet
David Patrick Esq
Mr. Thomas Crawford
Aitkens Parish Map
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
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A good Farm House with offices and Garden attached 2 miles north west from Dalry. It belongs to and is occupied by Mr. R. Riddet |
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LAW QUARRY |
Law Quarry (Limestone)
Law Quarry
Law Quarry |
Mr. R. Reddet
David Patrick Esq
Mr William Lang |
007 |
A small Limestone Quarry near Cubeside, on the lands of Baidland. |
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Site of CAIRN [Law Hill] |
Stone Coffin (found here in 1820)
Stone Coffin
Stone Coffin |
Mr. R Reddet
David Patrick Esq
Mr. William Lang |
007 |
Mr. Reddet informed me that in the year 1820 when assisting to plough the field they came upon several large flat Sandstones about this place they were supposed to be Stone Coffins in one instance two stones were set on edge some distance apart and a large flat one laid over them, the others were lying near each other singly, but appeared to have been brought there, as the rock underneath is Limestone. Mr. Reddet does not remember of any bones or other remains being found but the soil being very dry and porous may probably account for this. |
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This is evidently the site of the Sepulchral Cairn spoken of
in the old Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]. see quotation below.
"Lately a cairn of Stones was removed from the top of a hill, called Law Hill,
"and there was found a Stone Coffin containing human bones."
Old Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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AULDMUIR LIME WORKS |
Auldmuir Lime Works
Auldmmuir Lime Works
Auldmuir Lime Works |
Mr. R Reddet
David Patrick Esq
Mr. H Archibald High Baidland |
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Two Lime Kilns near Thirdpart on the farm of Auldmuir. An extensive Limestone Quarry nearly surrounds the Kilns |
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BAIDLAND BURN |
Baidland Burn
Baidland Burn
Baidland Burn |
Mr. R Reddet
David Patrick Esq
Mr. Hugh Archibald |
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A small Stream rising on Baidland Hill and bearing this name to near Fleshwood. It is then called Potyan Burn and retains this name till it falls into the Caaf near Dalry. |
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LAW HILL |
Law Hill
Law Hill
Law Hill |
Mr. R Reddet
Mr William Lang Baidland Hill
David Patrick Esq |
007 |
A cultivated eminence on the Farm of Baidland. There is a Trigl. Stn. [Trigonometrical Station] on its Summit. The people in the neighbourhood, when speaking of this Hill generally call it 'The Laws' On the Summit around the Trigl. Stn. the foundations of some old buildings were removed about 40 years ago. The rubbish & stones may probably have been the 'Cairn' mentioned in the Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] None of the inhabitants remember seeing of anything of the kind being there.
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BURNTONGUES |
Burntongues
Burntongues
Burntongues
Burntongues |
Daniel Archibald Baidland Mains
Robert Carswell Braidlie
Robert Barr Tenant |
007 |
A farm house, with Offices and farm of Arable land attached the property of Mr Creighton, occupied by Mr. Robert Barr |
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NEWSIDE |
New-Side
New-Side
New-Side
New-Side |
Daniel Archibald
Robert Carswell
Robert Barr
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
008 |
A good farm houses with offices And a Water thrashing Mill attached. |
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HAWHILL |
Hawhill
Hawhill
Hawhill
Haughhill
Hawhill
Hawhill |
Daniel Archibald
Robert Carswell
Robert Barr
Mr. James Shanks Dalry Ironworks
Rent Receipts
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
007 |
A farm house, cottage house & offices with an Arable farm Attached the property of Capt. [Captain] Blair occupied by David Langwell |
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Dalry |
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HILLEND |
Hillend
Hillend
Hillend
Hillend |
Mr Kirkwood Holmhead
Robert Barr Burntongue
Mr James Greg Meiklemire
Voters List |
007 |
A good farm house with offices &c on the Road side from Dalry to Kilbirnie |
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RYE BRIDGE |
Rye Bridge
Rye Bridge
Rye Bridge |
Mr Kirkwood
David Patrick Esq Road Surveyor Waterside
Mr James Shanks Dalry Ironworks |
007 |
An excellent Stone Bridge of one Arch, lately built over the Rye Water on the public road from Dalry to Kilbirnie
It is a Co. [County] Bridge |
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BRIDGEND |
Bridgend
Bridgend
Bridgend
Bridgend |
Mr Kirkwood Holmhead
Mr James Shanks Dalry Ironworks
Mr James Laird Clerk to Messrs. Baird
Johnston's Co. Map |
007 |
A few Cottages on the public road from Dalry to Kilbirnie and on both side of Rye Bridge. |
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MEIKLEMIRE |
Meiklemire
Meiklemire
Meiklemire
Meiklemyre |
Mr John Boyd Largs
Mr T Logan
Mr. Robert Barr
Mr James Greg Tenant |
007 |
A farm house with an arable farm Attached, the property of Mr. John Boyd of Tron, Largs & Mrs. Greg, also of Largs, it is in the occupation of Mr. James Greg |
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WHITECRAIG |
Whitecraig
Whitecraig
Whitecraig |
Mr J logan
Mr J Greg
Mr Robert Barr |
007 |
A farm house with offices and an arable farm attached the property of John Creighton Esq. occupied by James Logan. |
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WINDYEDGE |
Windyedge
Windyedge
Windyedge
Windyedge
Windyedge |
William Logan
Daniel Archibald Baidland Mains
Mr James Greg Meiklemire
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
007 |
A good farm house, with offices and a farm of Arable land Attached occupied by William Logan |
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CUNNINGHAM BAIDLAND |
Cunningham Baidland
Cunningham Baidland
Cunningham Baidland
Cunningham
Cunningham Baidland |
Mr J, Greg
Mr J. Logan (Whitecraig)
Mr. Robert Carswell Broadlie
Voters List |
007 |
An ordinary farm house with offices &c and a farm of Arable land Attached, Situated near Rye Water, the property of Lord Glasgow occupied by Mr. Craig |
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GOWANLEE |
Gowanlee
Gowanlee
Gowanlee
Gowanlee
Gowanlee |
Mr. J. Greg
Mr. J. Logan
Mr. Alexander Houston tenant
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
007 |
A ordinary farm house with a farm of arable land attached the property of Peter Houston occupied by Alexander Houston |
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Cunninghame, in all the historical accts. [accounts] is is spelled
without the final e. Ham or Sax, terms for a dwelling, as towns
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MAINS BURN |
Mains Burn
Mains Burn
Mains Burn |
Mr Kirkwood Clerk to Glengarnock Ironworks Co. [Company]
John McDonald Boarstone
William Brown, Dalry |
007 |
A Small Burn or Stream chiefly formed by water from Iron Stone Pits near Hawhill, it runs by Middleton & unites with Pitcon Burn a little below that place. |
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BAIDLAND SPRING |
Baidland Spring
Baidland Spring
Baidland Spring |
Mr Robert Barr, Burntongue
Mr. H. Archibald Baidland Mains
Mr Daniel Archibald Baidland Mains |
007 |
A good Spring well on Baidland Burn |
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BAIDLAND BURN |
Baidland Burn
Baidland Burn
Baidland Burn |
Mr. R. Barr
Mr. H. Archibald
Mr D. Archibald |
007 ; 011 |
A Small Burn Rising near CubeSide & flows Southwards by Baidland Spring, Baidland Mill &c where it assumes the name of Pityon Burn to it's junction with Caaf Burn or Water |
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HILLEND PIT [No 2] |
Hillend Pit No. 2
Hillend Pit No. 2
Hillend Pit No. 2 |
Mr Smith, cashier Dalry
S. Gray Middleton
Mineral Plan |
007 |
An ironstone Pit extensively worked, on the public road near Hillend farm, the property of Mr. Baird |
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DOGGARTLAND |
Doggertland
Doggertland
Doggertland
Doggertland
Doggartland
Doggartland
Doggartland
Doggartland
Doggartland |
Voters List
Mr Kirkwood Clerk
Mineral Plan
Mr Kirkwood Holmhead
John McCosh Banker Dalry
Mr. J. Duff Teacher Dalry
Mr. H. Rodger Dalry
Mr. Ker
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
007 |
A good house on the Rye Water, near Holmhead occupied by Mrs. Reid |
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AITNACH CRAIG |
Aitnach Craig
Aitnach Craig
Aitnach Craig |
Mr Craig Cunninghame Baidland
Mr Archibald Baidland Mains
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
007 |
A nearly perpendicular cliff on the Rye Water, a short way South of Cunninghame Baidland, on the margin of which a Fort is Said to have Stood. |
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Site of Fort, Aitnach Craig being the rock above |
(site of a ) Fort
Fort
Fort
Fort
Fort |
New Stat. [Staitistical] Account
Mr. Archibald Baidland Mains
Mr. Daniel Archibald Baidland Mains
Mr J Craig Cunningham Baidland |
007 |
A mound of earth of Circular form whereon it is Said (by Mr Archibald & those quoted, that An Ancient fort once Stood, of a Square form, but long Since Removed, there is however Sufficient traces of the existence of Something of the kind remaining.
The New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] & Paterson's History thus makes mention of it "The Ruins of an Ancient Square Fort, formerly stood on the banks of the Rye on the brink of a precipitous rock called Aitnach Craig about 40 years ago they were wholly removed" |
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HINDOG |
Hindog
Hindog
Hindog
Hindog |
James Shearer Tenant
Mr. R Barr Burntongue
Mr Kirkwood Holmhead
Voters List |
007 |
A poor thatched farm house, occupied by James Shearer, the property of Capt. [Captain] Blair |
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MIDDLETON |
Middleton
Middleton
Middleton |
Alexander Gray Esq occupier
Mr Kirkwood Clerk to Ironworks
Property Plan |
007 |
A good house with offices occupied by Alexander Gray Esq Manager to the Glengarnock Iron Company |
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RYESHOLM PIT |
Ryesholm Coal Pit
Ryesholm Coal Pit
Ryesholm Coal Pit |
Alexander Gray Esq
Mr Kirkwood, Clerk
Mr Kirkwood Holmhead |
007 |
A Coal pit on Ryesholm Farm, the property of the Glengarnock Iron Company |
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PRINT WORKS [Doggartland] |
Print Works
Print Works
Print Works |
Mr J Shanks Dalry Iron Works
Mr Kirkwood Holmhead
Mr Kirkwood Clerk to Glengarnock Iron Company |
007 |
An oblong building on the Rye Water near Doggertland where the printing of Shawls and other goods was for Some time carried on. the proprietor having failed, the building is now partly let to Miners as dwellings |
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HOLMHEAD |
Holmhead
Holmhead
Holmhead |
Mr Kirkwood occupier
Mr Kirkwood Clerk
Mr J. Shanks Dalry Iron Works |
007 |
A good Cottage house and garden occupied by Mr Kirkwood and others, situated on the Rye near Doggertland |
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MAINS QUARRY |
Mains Quarry
Mains Quarry
Mains Quarry |
James Galloway Mains
Archibald Gray Middleton
E. Walsh. Dalry |
007 |
A Sandstone Quarry on the farm of Mains. The property of James Galloway |
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IRONSTONE PIT [Pitcon Pit No 2] |
Pitcon Pit (No. 2)
Pitcon Pit (No. 2)
Pitcon Pit (No. 2) |
Archibald Gray
E. Walsh
James Galloway |
007 |
An Ironstone Pit belonging to the Blair Iron Works Company |
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SCHOOL In Pitcon] |
School
School
School |
Peter Daily Teacher
E. Walsh
A. Gray |
007 |
A school house attended by the children in the neighbourhood. The teacher is supported by his scholars |
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BROWNHILL PIT |
Brownhill Pit
Brownhill Pit
Brownhill Pit |
E. Walsh
A. Gray
James Galloway |
007 |
A coal pit on the estate of Brownhill. The property of E. Walsh |
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BROWNHILL PIT |
Brownhill Pit |
E. Walsh
A. Gray
James Smith, Dalry |
007 |
An Ironstone Pit on the lands of Brownhill. The property of Blair Iron Company. |
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BROWNHILL |
Brownhill
Brownhill
Brownhill
Brownhills
Brownhill |
Andrew Smith Todhills
Robert Fulton Coalheughglen
James Smith
Aitkens Map
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
007 |
A neat mansion having Offices and ornamental ground attached. The property, and residence of Miss M. Douglas. |
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TODHILLS QUARRY |
Todhills Quarry
Todhills Quarry
Todhills Quarry
Todhills Quarry
Todhills Quarry |
Andrew Smith
John Orr Highfield
Robert Fulton
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
007 |
A sandstone Quarry. The property of Andrew Smith |
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PASTUREHILL |
Pasturehill
Pasturehill
Pasturehill
Pasturehill |
Robert Fulton
Daniel Douglas Occupier
John Orr
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
007 |
A small dwelling house, having Offices and a garden attached. The property of Robert Fulton of Coalheughglen. |
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HIGHFIELD COTTAGE (P.H.) |
Highfield Cottage P.H. [Public House]
Highfield Cottage P.H.
Highfield Cottage P.H. |
Peter Hughs Occupier
John Orr
Robert Fulton |
007 |
A public House in good repair. The property of Peter Hughes who is also occupier. |
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SOUTHFIELD |
Southfield
Southfield |
Peter Hughes
John Orr |
007 |
A few dwelling houses in good repair. The property of various individuals. |
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KERSLAND PIT |
Kersland Pit
Kersland Pit
Kersland Pit |
James Smith
A Gray
E. Walsh |
007 |
Am Ironstone Pit on the farm of Kersland. The property of the Blair Iron Works Company |
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KERSLAND |
Kersland
East Kersland
East Kersland
East Kersland or Kersland Mains
Kersland |
Robert Motherspoon Kersland
E. Walsh
John Orr
E. Kidd
Johnston's Co [County] Map
New Stat Acct [Statistical Account]
Patersons Hist. [History] of Ayr |
007 |
A good farm house having Offices etc attached. The property of Cap. [Captain] McKerlie It originally belonged to a family called Kerr, hence Kersland |
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CARSEHEAD PIT (No 1) |
Carsehead Pit (No. 1)
Carsehead Pit ( (No. 1)
Carsehead Pit (No. 1) |
James Smith
Andrew Smith
Archibald Gray |
007 |
An extensive Ironstone Pit. The property of the Blair Iron Works. |
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PITCON PIT (No 6) |
Pitcon Pit (No. 6)
Pitcon Pit (No. 6)
Pitcon Pit (No. 6) |
James Smith
Archibald Gray
Edmond Walsh |
007 |
An Ironstone Pit on the estate of Pitcon. |
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[Note] The repetition of Carsehead to Pit No. 1 & 2 is superfluous. They are both situated near to the Garden house of "Carsehead" |
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KERSLAND (Remains of) |
Kersland (Remains of)
Kersland (Remains of)
Kersland (Remains of) |
Robert Motherspoon occupier
Edmond Kidd Dalry
Robert Fulton Coalheughglen |
007 |
To the west of the dwelling house of 'East Kersland' is a part of what was formerly the manor house of Kersland. The walls are of considerable thickness being nearly 4 feet, and arched. They now form part of the offices attached to the dwelling house of East Kersland.
Over the door of the dwelling house is a stone bearing the Arms of the Ker family "Daniel Ker Kersland 1604" This stone was removed from the old building. |
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into two farms, the Easter and Wester, were feued
by Lawrence Scot of Bavelor, with consent
of his Curators; the former to Robert Ker, the latter
to James Kirkwood. On the Easter Mains stood
the ancient Mansion house of Kersland, which
was almost entirely pulled down by the feuar,
Part of the lower story, which is arched, and
very strong, is still entire, and forms the dairy
and stables.
Patersons Hist [History] of Ayr |
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HARDCRO-FT BURN |
Hardcroft Burn
Hardcroft burn
Hardcroft Burn |
Mr Galloway
Archibald Gray
Robert Fulton |
007 |
This stream is formed from various tributaries flowing from Carwinning Hill and other places, bears this name from the junction of streams 14 chains West of 'Burn Row' It flows in a South Easterly direction to its confluence with Pitcon Burn. |
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HARDCROFT BANK |
Hardcroft Bank
Hardcroft Bank
Hardcroft Bank |
James Galloway
A. Gray
Robert Fulton |
007 |
A steep bank on the farm of Hardcroft extending into the adjoining plan 6 or 8 chains, and is planted with fir and other trees. |
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PITCON |
Pitcon
Pitcon
Pitcon
Pitcon |
Mr J. McCash Dalry
Andrew Smith
Neil Cameron
Patersons Hist. [History] of Ayr |
007 |
A dwelling house having offices etc, attached The property of the Western Bank of Scotland.
The western end of this dwelling was pointed out to me by Mr. Cameron, as part of the Ancient Mansion of Pitcon. In a wall of the summer house is a stone bearing the arms of the Boyd family "Thomas Boyd 1538" etc. but is evidently removed and fixed in this place at a very recent period signed R Harrigan |
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BROWNHILL GLEN |
Brownhill Glen
Brownhill Glen
Brownhill Glen |
Robert Fulton
Andrew Smith
E. Kidd |
007 |
A steep narrow valley on the estate of Brownhill, it extends about 8 chains, at the bottom runs a stream which continues its course into River Garnock. |
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GLENHEAD |
Glenhead
Glenhead
Glenhead
Glenhead |
Alexander Collins occupier
Robert Fulton
Aitkens Map
Johnstons Co. [County] map |
007 |
A small dwelling house having offices and a small croft of land attached. The property of Miss M. Douglas. |
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"The house of Pitcon is a handsome Mansion.
"It stands very near the site of the old mansion
"house, which was of a very antiquated form"
Paterson's Hist. [History] of Ayr |
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TODHILLS |
Todhills
Todhills
Todhills
Todhills
Todhills |
Andrew Smith
Robert Fulton
Aitkens Map
Voters List
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
007 |
A farm house having offices and garden attached. The property of Andrew Smith who is also the residenter. |
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ROADHEAD COTTAGE |
Roadhead Cottage
Roadhead Cottage
Roadhead Cottage |
James Galloway
Daniel Munro Mains Cottage
Archibald Gray |
007 |
A small cottage in good repair, The property of James Galloway. |
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PITCON MAINS |
Pitcon Mains
Pitcon Mains
Mains |
James Galloway
Robert Fulton
Aitkens Map |
007 |
A good farm house having offices and a farm of land attached. The property of James Galloway |
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MAINS PIT |
Mains Pit
Mains Pit
Mains Pit |
A. Gray
James Smith
James Galloway |
007 |
A large Ironstone Pit. The property of Glengarnock Company |
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IRONSTONE PIT [Pitcon Pit No 1] |
Pitcon Pit (No. 1)
Pitcon Pit (No. 1)
Pitcon Pit (No.1) |
James Smith
A. Gray
James Galloway |
007 |
An Ironstone Pit. The property of the Blair Iron Works Company |
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IRONSTONE PIT [Pitcon Pit No 5] |
Pitcon Pit (No. 5)
Pitcon Pit (No. 5)
Pitcon Pit (No. 5) |
James Smith
A. Gray
James Galloway |
007 |
An Ironstone Pit, the property of the Blair Iron Works Company |
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RYESHOLM PIT |
Ryesholm Pit
Ryesholm Pit
Ryesholm Pit |
James Smith
A. Gray
James Galloway |
007 |
An Ironstone Pit, belonging to the Glengarnock Iron Company |
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PITCON COTTAGE |
Pitcon Cottage
Pitcon Cottage
Pitcon Cottage |
Neil Cameron Pitcon
James Galloway
Robert Fulton |
007 |
A small cottage with garden attached. The property of the Western Bank of Scotland |
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The repititions of Pitcon to the Ironstone Pits Nos. 1 2 5 & 6 as given by the examiner is superfluous
as they are all situated upon the Estate of Pitcon D.H. |
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WEST KERSLAND |
West Kersland
West Kersland
West Kersland |
Robert Fulton
E. Kidd
A. Gray |
007 |
This was formerly a farm house, but is now occupied by colliers. The Property of the Blair Iron Works Company |
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KERSLAND ROW |
Kersland Row
Kersland Row
Kersland Row |
Robert Fulton
James Smith
James Galloway |
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A row of small dwellings houses. Occupied by men employed at the Ironstone Pits |
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HARDCROFT |
Hardcroft
Hardcroft
Hardcroft
Hardcroft
Hardcroft |
John Laing occupier
James Galloway
A. Gray
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
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A good farm house having offices attached. The property of H. McDonald & others. |
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HARDCROFT PIT |
Hardcroft Pit
Hardcroft Pit
Hardcroft Pit |
John Laing
A. Gray
J. Galloway |
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An Ironstone Pit on the farm of Hardcroft. It belongs to Glengarnock Iron Company |
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MIDDLETON OLD PIT |
Middleton
Middleton
Middleton |
A. Gray
James Galloway
E. Walsh |
007 |
A disused coal pit the property of Glengarnock Iron Company |
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MAINS COTTAGE (P.H.) |
Mains Cottage P.H. [Public House]
Mains Cottage
Mains Cottage |
Daniel Munro
A. Gray
James Galloway |
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A public House in good repair. The property of Daniel Munro |
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Middleton
Middleton
Middleton |
A. Gray
James Galloway
Aitkens Map |
A dwelling house having offices and garden attached. Occupied by A Gray |
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LINTSEEDRIDGE OLD PIT |
Lintseedridge Pit
Lintseedridge Pit
Lintseedridge Pit |
Daniel Munro
Archibald Gray
James Galloway |
007 |
A disused Ironstone Pit on the farm of Lintseedridge |
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LINTSEEDRIDGE |
Lintseedridge
Lintseedridge
Lintseedridge
Lintseedridge
Lintseedridge |
John Smith
James Galloway
A. Gray
Voters List
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
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A good farm house having offices attached. The property of the Western Bank of Scotland |
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PITCON RAILWAY |
Pitcon Railway
Pitcon Railway
Pitcon Railway |
A. Gray
E. Walsh
James Galloway |
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A private Railway branching in a N. [North] Easterly direction from Ryesholm Pit to the Glengarnock Iron Works in the Ph. [Parish] of Kilbirnie. The property of the Iron Company. |
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BURNSIDE SCHOOL |
Burnside School
Burnside School
Burnside School |
Dougal Cameron Teacher
A. Gray
James Galloway |
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A School house, the master of which is supported partly by the Scholars fees and partly by the Board of Education |
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BURNSIDE |
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside |
A. Gray
E. Walsh
James Galloway |
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A few Scattered dwelling houses Occupied by Colliers, The property of Glengarnock and Blair Works |
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BORESTONE |
Borestone
Borestone
Borestone
Borstone |
A. Gray
E. Walsh
James Galloway
Robert Fulton |
007 |
A number of dwelling houses Chiefly Occupied by Colliers. The property of Glengarnock and Blair Iron Companies |
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BURNSIDE BRIDGE |
Burnside Bridge
Burnside Bridge
Burnside Bridge |
A. Gray
James Galloway
Daniel Munro |
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A county bridge over Pitcon Burn, on the Turnpike Road between Dalry and Kilbirnie. |
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KERSLAND JUNCTION |
Kersland Junction
Kersland Junction
Kersland Junction |
A. Gray
James Galloway
Robert Fulton |
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A point which unites the Swinlees Branch with the Glasgow and South Western Railway. |
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GARNOCKSIDE COTTAGE |
Garnockside Cottage
Garnockside Cottage
Garnockside Cottage |
Mr James Harvie (Little Auchengree)
Mr Bryce Kerr (Meikle Auchengree)
Mr Thomas Cochrane Schoolmaster Auchengree |
008 |
A public house near the River Garnock at the Kilbirnie Railway Station. Occupied by William Ferguson and the property of Mr William Reid |
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INN [Kilbirnie Station] |
Kilbirnie Station Inn
Kilbirnie Station Inn
Kilbirnie Station Inn |
Sign Board
Mr. Robert Reddet occupier
Mr. J. Harvie |
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A public House at the Kilbirnie Railway Station. Occupied by Mr. Robert Reddet, the property of Mr. Welch teacher Dalry. |
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IRON FOUNDRY [Kilbirnie Station] |
Kilbirnie Station Foundry
Kilbirnie Station Foundry
Kilbirnie Station Foundry |
John Stewart & Son occupier
Mr J Harvie
Mr J. Cochrane |
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An Iron Foundry at the Kilbirnie Railway Station from which it takes its name it is in the occupation of Mr John Stewart and Son. And the property of Mr. Boyd. Auchengree |
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POWGREE BURN |
Powgree Burn
Powgree Burn
Powgree Burn
Powgree Burn |
Mr Thomas Cochrane Schoolmaster Auchengree
Mr J. Harvie Little Auchengree
Mr Bryce Kerr Meikle Auchengree
Property Plan In possession of Capt.[Captain] Russel R.N. Maulside |
008 |
A Considerable Stream running in a westerly direction at the North end of the Parish of Dalry where it unites with the Parish of Beith and Kilbirnie, and unites with the River Garnock west of Kilbirnie Railway Station. It also passes at the foot of the lands of Auchengree from which it Partly takes its name.
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LITTLE AUCHENGREE |
Little Auchengree
Little Auchengree
Little Auchengree
Auchengrees
Auchingree
Auchengree |
Mr T. Cochrane
Mr. J. Harvie
Mr Bryce Kerr
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]Voters List |
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Two farm houses & offices with a Small Farm of land attached the property of the Occupiers Mr James Harvie and Mr [Boyd] |
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COALBURN BRIDGE |
Coalburn Bridge
Coalburn Bridge
Coalburn Bridge |
Mr William Harvie Coalburn
Mr William Paton Coalburn Check Bar
M James Harvie Little Auchengree |
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A Bridge of one arch over a Stream on the Turnpike Road from Dalry to Beith, it takes its name from a farm house 'Coalburn' in the locality, the stream on which it is built bears no name.
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COALBURN |
Coalburn
Coalburn
Coalburn |
Mr William Harvie
Mr William Paton
Mr J Harvie |
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A farm house & offices with a farm of land attached, the property of William Patrick Esq & occupied by Mr William Harvie. |
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COALBURN CHECK BAR |
Coalburn Check Bar
Coalburn Check Bar
Coalburn Check Bar |
Mr William Paton tenant
Toll Tickets
Mr William Harvie |
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Toll are collected at the place marked on the plan. There is no bar or chain across the road, a board on the side of the road alone marks the spot. |
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MEIKLE AUCHENGREE |
Meikle Auchengree
Meikle Auchengree
Meikle Auchengree |
Mr Bryce Kerr occupier & propr. proprietor
Mr J. Harvie Little Auchengree
Mr T. Cochrane Schoolmaster Auchengree |
008 |
An ordinary farm house with offices And a farm of land Attached the property of the Occupier Mr Bryce Kerr |
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LANGMUIR OF AUCHENGREE |
Langmuir of Auchengree
Langmuir of Auchengree
Langmuir of Auchengree |
Mr B. Kerr
Mr J. Harvie
Mr T. Cochrane |
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A house with offices and orchard attached, the property of Mr James Harvie, Little Auchegree |
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MAVISBANK |
Mavisbank
Mavisbank
Mavisbank |
Mr J. Harvie
Mr T. Cochrane
Mr B. Kerr |
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Two houses occupied by working people, and a Smithy. The Southernmost house was formerly a [turning] Mill. but now converted into Cottages, the most part of the machinery etc has been removed, and will not be replaced, the building being in a dilapidated state. |
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SIDEHOUSE |
Sidehouse
Sidehouse
Sidehouse
Sidehouse |
Mr Bryce Kerr occupier
Capt. [Captain] Russell R.N. Maulside
Mr James Harvie Little Auchengree
Voters List |
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A small farm house & offices with a farm of land Attached Occupied by the Owner, Mr Bryce Kerr. |
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KERSLAND MILL (Corn) |
Kersland Mill
Kersland Mill
Kersland Mill |
Property Plan in possession of Capt. [Captain] Russell R.N.
Mr James Harvie
Mr Miller occupier |
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A Small Corn Mill situated on Powgree Burn, the water of which propels the machinery, it is occupied by Mr William Miller, the property of Mr John Spiers. |
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KERSLAND |
Kerrsland
Kerrsland
Kerrsland
Kersland
Kersland
Kersland
Kersland |
Capt [Captain] Russell
Mrs. Miller occupier
Mr J Harvie
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Parish Map by Aitken of Beith
Paterson's Hist. [History] of Ayr |
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A small farm house with offices, a corn mill and farm of land attached, the property of John Spiers Esq. occupied by William Miller |
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MAULSIDE |
Maulside
Maulside
Maulside
Maulside
Maulside |
Property Plan
Capt. [Captain] Russell R.N. [Royal Navy]
Mr James Harvie Little Auchengree
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
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A good building, the residence and property of Capt. [Captain] Russell R.N. [Royal Navy] the whole attached property with the exception of gardens, plantation and a few acres are let to William Miller farmer |
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RIVER GARNOCK |
River Garnock
River Garnock
River Garnock
River Garnock
Garnock Water |
James Finlay Esqr.
Capt. [Captain] Wilson Ladyland
William C Patrick Esq.
New stat Acct. [Statistical Account]
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
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" A considerable run of water which has its Source near to the " Hill of Stake", passing through a wild Moorland country till it reaches the Glen of Garnock at the Castle It soon after takes a Southerly course passes the Village of Kilbirnie directing it course by Dalry [Kilwinning] and empties itself into the Firth of Clyde near Irvine "
Copied from Kilbirnie N. [Name Book] WN |
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GARNOCK WATER |
Garnock Water
Garnock Water |
Mr H Cochrane Schoolmaster
Mr James Harvie Little Auchengee |
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" A considerable run of water which has its Source near to the " Hill of Stake", passing through a wild Moorland country till it reaches the Glen of Garnock at the Castle It soon after takes a Southerly course passes the Village of Kilbirnie directing it course by Dalry [Kilwinning] and empties itself into the Firth of Clyde near Irvine "
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GLASGOW AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY |
Glasgow and South Western Railway
Glasgow and South Western Railway
Glasgow and South Western Railway |
Cos. [Company's] Time Table
Mr John Morrison Station Master Kilbirnie
Mr Fawcett Station Master Dalry |
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A double line of Railway for goods and Passenger traffic. It extends from Glasgow to Kilmarnock, Dumfries, and Carlisle |
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BRACKENHILLS BRIDGE |
Brackenhills Bridge
Brackenhills Bridge
Brackenhills Bridge
Brackenhill Bridge |
Colin Park
James Mitchell
William Love Esqr
William Harvey |
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'A stone bridge of one arch on the road from Beith to Dalry over the Pogree Burn, built by the County.'
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BARKIP RAILWAY |
Barkip Railway
Barkip Railway
Barkip Railway |
Mr. Campbell Cashier Glengarnock works
A. Gray Manager Dalry
Mr. Kirkwood Clerk Dalry |
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A Single line of Railway leading from a Limestone Quarry and an Ironstone Pit, to Glengarnock Iron work, used only for the Conveyance of minerals, the waggons are drawn by horses. It is only a private Railway The property of the Proprietors of Glengarnock Works. |
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LOW WELL |
Low Well |
Mr. John Dunlop
Mr. Daniel Kerr |
008 |
A good well near West Muirhouse |
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STILLHOUSE WELL |
Stillhouse Well |
Mr. Daniel Kerr
Mr. John Dunlop
Mr. James Cochrane |
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A good well near Clayholes, near this well was once a parish distillery, hence the name. |
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SANDY ROAD |
Sandy Road |
Mr. Daniel Kerr Meadowhead
Mr. John Dunlop West Muirhouse
Mr. James Cochrane Barcosh |
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A private road so called from the place called Crossroads to the where it meets the old line of road from Dalry to Beith. |
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HIGH QUARRY |
High Quarry |
Mr. John Orr owner Highfield
Mr. Daniel Kerr Meadowhead |
008 |
A Sandstone Quarry the property of John Orr. |
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WHEATYFAUL |
Wheatyfauld |
Property Plan
Mr John Orr Highfield |
008 |
A range of Cottages, occupied by James Smith and others the property of Col. [Colonel] Neill |
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HIGH SWINDRIDGEMUIR |
High Swindridgemuir
Swinridgemuir
Swindridgmuir
Swindrigemuir |
Property Plan
Mr James Cochran Barcosh
Voters List
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Paterson's History |
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A Farm House occupied by James Dunlop the property of Col. [Colonel] Neill |
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EAST MUIRHOUSE |
East Muirhouse |
Mr Daniel kerr Meadowhead
Mr. James Cochrane Barcrosh
Mr John Dunlop
West Muirhouse |
008 |
A Farm House occupied by Mr. John Wilson the Property of Robertson Glasgow Esqr. |
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CLAYHOLES |
Clayholes |
Mr Daniel Kerr
Mr James Cochrane
Mr. John Dunlop |
008 |
A range of Cottages in the occupation of Messr. Merry and Cunningham the property of William Patrick |
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COALHILL |
Coalhill |
Mr. Daniel Kerr
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. John Dunlop |
008 |
Cottages occupied by Messr. Merry & Cunningham the property of William Patrick |
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BARKIP MOSS |
Barkip Moss |
Mr. James Cochrane Barcosh
Mr. Daniel Kerr Meadowhead
Mr. John Allen Barkip
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
008 |
A Tract of Peat Moss occupied by the proprietor William Patrick |
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BARKIP |
Barkip |
Mr. John Allen occupier
Mr. Daniel Kerr
Mr. James Cochrane |
008 |
A Farm House occupied by John Allen, the property of William Patrick |
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LITTLE BARKIP |
Little Barkip |
Mr. Alexander McTaggart
Mr. Daniel Kerr
Mr. James Cochrane |
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A farm House occupied by Alexander McTaggart the property of William Patrick. |
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BARCOSH |
Barcosh
Barcosh
Barcosh
Barcosh
Barcosh |
Mr. James Cochrane Barcosh
Voters List
Mr. Daniel Kerr Meadowhead
Mr. John Dunlop West Muirhead
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
008 |
Two Farm Houses one occupied by and the property of Mr. James Cochrane the other occupied by Robert Young and the property of William Patrick |
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LITTLE BARCOSH |
Little Barcosh |
Mr James Cochrane
Mr. Daniel Kerr
Mr. John Dunlop |
008 |
A small Farm House occupied by Thomas Kerr and the property of William Patrick |
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BANKS |
Banks |
Mr Archibald Steel occr. [occupier]
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. Daniel Kerr |
008 |
A small farm house occupied by Archibald Steel the property of William Patrick |
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KERSLAND BARONY SCHOOL |
Kersland Barony School |
Mr. Daniel Kerr
Mr. James Cochrane
Mr. John Dunlop |
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Built in 1846 is is under Government Inspection. it is supported by subscription and by the parents of those who attend it. |
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MUIRHOUSE COTTAGE |
Muirhouse Cottage |
Mr. James Glasgow occupier
Mr. Daniel Kerr Meadowhead |
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Situated in thee Village called The Den, the property of the occupier James Glasgow. |
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MEADOWHEAD COTTAGE |
Meadowhead Cottage |
Mr. Daniel Kerr Meadowhead
Mr. James Glasgow Muirhouse Cottage
Mr. John Dunlop West Muir House |
008 |
A Neat Cottage occupied by Mr. Baird the property of Messer. Merry & Cunningham proprietors of the Glengarnock Ironworks |
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THE DEN |
The Den |
Mr. Daniel Kerr Meadowhead
Mr John Dunlop West Muirhouse |
008 |
A small Village the chief part of which was built by Messers Merry & Cunningham proprietors of the Glengarnock Iron Works for the use of persons in their employment The first public house built here was called The Den by persons in the neighbourhood the Village now takes the name. |
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MEADOWHEAD |
Meadowhead |
Mr. Daniel Kerr Meeadowhead
Mr. John Dunlop West Muir House
Mr. James Cochrane Barcosh |
008 |
Buildings occupied by Daniel Kerr, Martha Jack and others the property of Daniel Kerr. |
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HAIRSHAW |
Hairshaw
Hairsheugh |
Mr. William Kerr occupier
Mr. Daniel Kerr Meadowhead
Mr. James Cochrane Barcosh
Plan of part of the Barony of Kersland |
008 |
An old Farm House occupied by the proprietor William Kerr |
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WEST MUIRHOUSE |
West Muirhouse
West Muirhouse |
Mr. John Dunlop occupier
Mr. Daniel Kerr Meadowhead
Mr. William Kerr Hairshaw
Voters List |
008 |
A good Farm House occupied by Mr. John Dunlop the property of Col. [Colonel] Neill |
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CROSSROADS |
Crossroads |
Mr. John Dunlop
Mr. Daniel Kerr
Mr. James Cochrane Barcosh |
008 |
Building occupied by William Ramsey James McCartney and others the property of William Ramsey and the Heirs of the Late Doctor Allen |
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NEWHOUSE |
Newhouse |
Mr. Daniel Kerr Meadowhead
Mr. James Cochrane Barcosh
Mr. William Kerr Hairshaw |
008 |
A Farm House occupied by James Hendry the property of Brace Kerr. |
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BARKIP MOSS |
Barkip Moss
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D.H. |
Archibald Steel Banks
Mr James Cochrane Barcosh
Mr John Dunlop West Muirhouse |
008 |
A Tract of Peat moss the property of William Patrick Esqr. |
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BOMBO BURN |
Bumbo Burn
Bombo Burn
Bumbo Burn
Bombo Burn
Bombo Burn |
Mr. Daniel Kerr Meadowhead
Parish Map
Mr John Dunlop West Muirhouse
Mr. James Cochrane Barcosh
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
see Name Book for Beith Parish |
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A Stream having its source in Beith Parish and flowing into the adjoining Plan. |
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CAM BANK |
Cam Bank |
Mr Thomas Pringle
Bankhead
Mr Daniel Kerr
Meadowhead
Mr John Dunlop West Muirhouse |
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A Bank Brow near the Farm House called Bankhead on which is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station, |
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PATRICK'S ROW |
Patrick's Row |
Archibald Steel Banks
Mr. James Cochrane Barcosh
Mr. John Dunlop West Muirhouse |
008 |
A Range of Cottages the property of William Patrick. |
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WHITESPOT |
Whitespot
Whitespot |
Archibald Steel Banks
Mr. James Cochrane Barcosh
Mr. John Dunlop West Muirhouse
Johnston' Co. [County] Map |
008 |
An old Farm House the property of William Patrick Esqr. |
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BANKHEAD MOSS |
Bankhead Moss |
Archibald Steel Banks
Mr. James Cochrane Barcosh
Mr. John Dunlop West Muirhouse |
011 |
A tract of Peat Moss the property of William Patrick Esqr. |
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HILLHEAD RAILWAY |
Hillhead Waggon Road |
Hugh Parker West Broadstone
Hugh Kerr Broadstone Beith
Mr. Dickie
See Beith N. [History] |
008 |
"A good road leading from hillhead Quarry, to BarKip Railway, it has for the most part only two Rails The waggons are drawn by horses - Copied from Beith Name [Book] |
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QUARRY HILL |
Quarry Hill
Quarry Hill
Quarry Hill |
Mr. Alexander Flatt
Mr. Johnstone Factor Redburn
Mr Robert Carr |
012 |
A rocky eminence bearing Pasture on the farm of Munnoch |
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LITTLE QUARRY HILL |
Little Quarry Hill
Little Quarry Hill
Little Quarry Hill |
Mr. Alexander Flatt
Mr. Johnstone |
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A rocky knowe or hill bearing rough pasture and Whins, near Quarry Hill |
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GREEN HILL |
Green Hill
Green Hill
Green Hill |
Mr. Alexander Flatt
Mr. Johnstone
Mr. Robert Carr |
011 |
A Green eminence on the farm of Munnoch near Gill Hill |
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BAIDLAND |
Baidland
Baidland
Baidland
Baidland
Baidland
Baidland |
Mr. H. Archibald
Mr. R Riddet
Mr. James Anderson
New Stat. Acct [Statistical Account]
Voters List
Patersons Hist [History] of Ayr |
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An excellent dwelling House with offices and Gardens etc attached about 1 1/2 mile north west from Dalry. Formerly the Estate Baidland was of considerable [size] and this being the mansion House, would probably be a place of more importance than it now is. |
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BAIDLAND MAINS |
Baidland Mains
Baidland Mains
Baidland Mains |
Mr Riddet
Mr. James Anderson
Mr. H Archibald |
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A good Farm House with office and garden attached near Baidland, belonging to & occupied by Mr Archibald |
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HIGH BAIDLAND |
High Baidland
High Baidland
High Baidland |
Mr. H Archibald
Mr Reddet
Mr. James Anderson |
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A good Farm House with offices and Garden attached a short distance S [South] West from Baidland Mains. It belongs to and is occupied by Mr. H. Archibald. |
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AULDMUIR |
Auldmuir
Auldmuir
Auldmuir
Auldmuir
Auldmuir
Auldmuir |
Mr. H. Archibald Tenant
Mr. James Anderson
Mr. Riddet
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
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A good Farm House, with Garden and extensive Offices attached about 2 miles west from Dalry, on the old Road to West Kilbride. It is now the property of Mr. A Morris Helensburgh |
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LITTLE AULDMUIR |
Little Auldmuir
Little Auldmuir
Little Auldmuir |
Mr. H. Archibald
Mr. James Anderson
Mr. R. Riddet |
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A small Farm House with offices and Garden attached a short distance N [North] West from Auldmuir It belongs to Mr. A Morris and is occupied by Mr. Lang. |
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AULDMUIR BURN |
Auldmuir Burn
Auldmuir Burn
Auldmuir Burn
Auldmuir Burn |
Mr H Archibald
Mr James Anderson
Mr James Allen BlacKstone
Property Plan |
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A Stream rising on the lands of Auldmuir and flowing south falls into Caaf Water near the farm House of Giffertland Mains |
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GIFFERTLAND MAINS |
Giffertland Mains
Giffertland Mains
Giffertland Mains
Giffordland Main
Giffardland
Giffertland |
Property Plan 1830
William Lang Esq. Proprietor
Mr. James Allen
Mr. James Anderson Tenant
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Aitkens Parish Map |
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A good Farm House with offices and Garden attached near the junction of Auldmuir Burn with Caaf Water |
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GREENHOUSE (Ruins) |
Greenhouse (in Ruins)
Greenhouse
Greenhouse
Greenhouse |
Mr James Anderson
Mr James Allen
Property Plan
Mr Riddet |
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A small Farm House formerly stood here.It has long been unoccupied and the lands are included in the Farm of Auldmuir. |
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LITTLE GILL |
Little Gill
Little Gill
Little Gill |
Mr. James Allen
Mr. Alexander Flatt
Mr. Johnstone |
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A small Farm House with offices and Garden attached. It is occupied by Mr Skeoch and the property of Mr. Crawford. |
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See page -- See name sheet of
Gill Hill - - 184 -- 11 . 1
Crosbie Hills - - 72 -- 7.13
Birkheadsteel -- 75 -- 7.14
Caaf Water -- 44 -- 7.5
Drum Burn -- 72 -- 7.9
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BLACKSTONE |
Blackstone
Blackstone
Blackstone
Blackstone
Blackstone
Blackston |
Mr. James Allen Tenant
Mr. H. Barr
Mr. Johnstone
Property Plan
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
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An excellent Farm House with offices etc attached, about 2 miles west from Dalry. It is the property of Lady Jane Hamilton. |
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CAT STANE |
Cat Stane
Cat Stane
Cat Stane
Cat Stane |
Mr James Allen
Mr. H Barr
Mr. Johnstone
Mr. William Archibald |
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A large Rock bearing this name on the farm of Blackstone. Th origin of the name is unknown. |
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BRACKEN BRAE |
Bracken Brae
Bracken Brae
Bracken Brae |
Mr James Allen
Mr. Robert Carr
Mr. Johnstone |
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A steep Brae partly covered with brackens on the farm of Blackstone
"Brackias" the Scotch name for "Ferns" JB |
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LADYSIDE (Ruin) |
Ladyside (Ruins)
Ladyside (Ruins)
Ladyside (Ruins) |
Mr. James Allen
Mr. W Archibald
Mr. Alexander Flatt |
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A small Farm Steading bearing the name formerly stood her. It has long since been a ruin and the lands are now included in the farm of [Munnock] |
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LADYSIDE HILL |
Ladyside Hill
Ladyside Hill
Ladyside Hill |
Mr. James Allen
Mr. Alexander Flatt
Mr. William Archibald |
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A green Hill with some rocks the northern side, near Ladyside (in ruins) |
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BIRKHEAD |
Birkhead
Birkhead
Birkhead
Birkhead |
Mr. William Archibald
Mr. James Allen
Mr. James Anderson
Voters List |
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A good Farm House with offices and Garden attached, about 2 miles from Dalry on the old road to Kilbirnie, the property of Mr. Stirrat Saltcoats |
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PYET KNOWE |
Pyet Knowe
Pyet Knowe
Pyet Knowe |
Mr William Archibald
Mr Johnstone |
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A slight eminence on the Farm of Birkenheadsteel |
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MILL (Ruin) [Doggartland] |
Doggartland Mill (In Ruins)
Doggartland Mill (In Ruins)
Doggertland Mill (In Ruins) |
James McCosh Esq Banker Dalry
Mr James Duff Parish teacher Dalry
Mr Kerr, Drakemuir |
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The remains of an old water Mill formerly used for grinding Corn in disuse about 13 years |
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DOGGARTLAND MILL (Woollen) |
Doggertland Mill
Woollen Doggertland Mill
Doggertland Mill |
J. McCosh Esq.
Mr. J. Duff
Mr. Kerr |
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A small woollen Mill in Drakemuir the machinery of which is propelled by water |
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THE GREEN HOUSE |
The Green House
The Green House
The Green House |
J. McCosh Esq.
Mr. Duff
Mr. Kerr |
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A two story house in Drakemuir, built on the Site of a washing Green, hence the name |
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DRAKEMIRE |
Drakemuir
Drakemuir
Drakemuir
Drakemuir
Drakemuir |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr. J Duff
Mr Kerr
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
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A Small hamlet near Dalry, on the Road from Dalry to Kilbirnie, the southern portion is known by the name 'Fordmouth' being near a Ford on the Rye Water |
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NETHERMEADOW |
Neathermeadow
Neathermeadow
Neathermeadow
Neathermeadow |
J. McCosh Esqr.
Mr. J. Duff
Mr . Kerr
Voter's List |
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A farm house on the west Side of that part of Drakemuir Known as Fordmouth |
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FORDMOUTH |
Fordmouth
Fordmouth
Fordmouth |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr. J. Duff
Mr. Kerr |
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The Southern part of Drakemuir taking its name from an adjacent Ford on Rye Water. |
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NORTH KIRKLAND |
North Kirkland
North Kirkland
North Kirkland
Easter Kirkland |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr. J. Duff Parh. [Parish] Teacher
Mr Hugh Rodger North Street Dalry
map of the Town and vicinity of Dalry |
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A one Story Cottage with office & garden etc Attached occupied by the proprietor Mr. Hunter |
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GAS WORKS [Dalry] |
Gas Works
Gas Works
Gas Works |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr. J. Duff
Mr H Rodger North St. Dalry |
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A manufactory at the north end of Dalry for the Supply of Gas to the above town And neighbourhood, established in the year 1834. |
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COURT HILL |
Court Hill
Court Hill
Court Hill
Court Hill
Court Hill |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr. Duff
Mr. H. Rodger
Mr. J. Munn Kirk Close
Aitkens Parish Map
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A green Conical mound where tradition says, Courts were held in former times, Supposed also to have been used as a Beacon or Signal Hill. This mound is artificial.
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THE CROSS |
The Cross
The Cross
The Cross
Cross
Cors, Corse. |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr Duff
Mr H. Rodger
generally applies to the Market Places throughout Scotland.
The Market Place etc. Jamieson |
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A four Sided open area or Sort of Square in the Centre of the town of Dalry where fairs are held
There never has been a 'Cross' erected here, as the name implies. |
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RYE WATER |
Rye Water
Rye Water
Rye Water |
J. McCosh
Mr Duff
Mr H Rodger |
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A Considerable Stream rising in the neighbourhood of KnocKside and enlarged by many tributaries falls into the River Garnock east of the town of Dalry |
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MERKSWORTH PIT |
Merksworth Pit (Ironstone)
Merksworth Pit
Merksworth Pit
Merksworth Pit |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr. J. Duff
Mr. John Stirrat Linn
Mineral Plan |
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An Ironstone Pit on the farm of Merksworth, from which it takes its name, it is the property of the Messr. Baird. |
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Court Hill, from page 220 "In the vicinity of the town is an ancient mound called the
Court Hill. It is of a conical form , and is covered with the finest verdure. These mounds appear
to have been the places for dispensing justice. A Stone, which tradition asserts to have supported the
gallows, formerly stood a little east of the moat. A few years ago an attempt was made to level this interesting
Monument of antiquity, in order to fill up some hollows in the field where it is situated, but the hill proving
to have been formed of rubbish, the design was abandoned, not, however till its appearance was greatly
disfigured." New Statistical Account
" We had no written laws before the reign of Malcolm Canmore, who
was proclaimed King in the year 1057. Before this period our Kings as judges, sat on little
Mounts, and heard and decided controversies, for which reason the place was commonly called
the Mute Hill. Besides the King there were other judges, called brehons, who at certain times or
terms, sat on such little Artificial green hillocks or Mounts, each named tome - moid that is the
Court- hillock, many of which being still remaining in Scotland, especially in the highlands. As
to the appellation of brehon, that is probably owing to their sitting on hills; for as bie or bre, in
the Gaelic signifies a hill. Brehon I take to import the Sitter on a hill"
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BLEEZE ROAD [Dalry] |
Bleeze Road
Bleeze Road
Bleeze Road |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr. J. Duff
Mr. J Miller |
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A road leading from North Street to Bleeze (farm House) Containing a few houses on each Side |
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NORTH STREET [Dalry] |
North Street
North Street
North Stree
North Street |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr. Duff
Mr Hugh Rodger
Plan of Town 1853 |
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A crooked narrow Street, with a row of mean looking houses on each Side; leading from the Cross to Kilbirnie. The name is applied from the Cross to Bleeze Road. |
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MAIN STREET [Dalry] |
Main Steet
Main Street
Main Street
Main Street |
J McCosh Esq
Mr Duff
Mr Hugh Rodger
Plan of Town 1853 |
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A short Street, leading from North St to Vennel Street. etc. it Contains Some good houses & Shops |
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SHARON STREET [Dalry] |
Sharon Street
Sharon Street
Sharon Street
Sharron Street |
J. McCosh
Mr. Duff
Mr H J Munn Dalry
Plan of Town 1853 |
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A Street Consisting of many well built houses, and leads from Main Street to West Kilbride |
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BURNHOUSE |
Burnhouse
Burnhouse
Burnhouse
Burnhouse |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr Duff
Mr Robert Craig South Kirkland
Plan of Town |
011 |
A good two story house adjoining Potyan Burn hence the name. It is occupied by the owner Mrs. Patrick |
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BURNHOUSE BRIDGE |
Burnhouse Bridge
Burnhouse Bridge
Burnhouse Bridge |
Mr. J. McCosh
Mr. Duff
Mr. Robert Craig |
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A good Stone Bridge of one Arch over Potyan Burn near Burnhouse, from which it derives its name, It is a Co. [County] Bridge |
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ROSEBANK |
Rosebank
Rosebank
Rosebank |
J.McCosh Esq
Mr. J. Duff
Mr Kerr |
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A neat Cottage with garden attached, situated near Templeland |
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TEMPLELAND COTTAGE |
Templeland Cottage
Templeland Cottage
Templeland Cottage |
J. McCosh Esq.
Mr. J. Duff
Mrs. Hunter owner and occupier |
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A handsome Cottage, with garden, at the North end of Dalry |
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BLEEZE |
Bleeze
Bleeze
Bleeze
Blaise
Blaze
Bleeze |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr. Duff
Mr John Miller Tenant
Parish Map
Plan of Town 1853
Voters List |
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A farm house with offices Situated North West of Dalry it is occupied by Mr. John Miller And the property of the Earl of Glasgow. |
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STANLEYBANK |
Stanleybank
Stanleybank
Stanleybank |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr J Duff
Mr. Kerr |
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A house near the Rye Water between Drakemuir and Dalry the portion on this Plan is at present used as a wash house by the public |
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NEWHOUSES |
Newhouses
Newhouses
Newhouses
Newhouses |
J. McCosh
Mr J. Duff
Mr. Kerr
Voters List |
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A row of two story houses at the North end of Dalry occupied by Miners |
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TEMPLELAND |
Templeland
Templeland
Templeland
Templinn
Templeland |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr. J Duff
Mrs Hunter Templeland Cottage
Plan of Town 1853
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
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An old house with a garden attached, a little west of the New Houses, the property of Mrs Hunter derivation unknown |
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RYEFIELD HOUSE |
Ryefield House
Ryefield House
Ryefield House
Dyefield House |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr. J. Duff
Mr H. Rodger
Voters List |
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An excellent Mansion finely Situated on an eminence about 1/4 of a mile NW [North West] of Dalry. it is occupied by Dr. [Doctor] Galbraith |
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SOUTH KIRKLAND |
South Kirkland
South Kirkland
South Kirkland
Wester Kirkland
West Kirkland |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr J. Duff
Mr Robert Craig occupier & proprietor
Plan of Town 1853
Voters List |
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A good farm house with offices and land attached occupied by the proprietor Mr. Robert Craig |
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HIGH LINN |
High Linn
High Linn
High Linn
High Linn
High Linn
High Linn |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr. J. Duff
Mr John Young Tenant
Mr. H. Rodger
Plan of Town
Voters List |
011 |
A farm house with offices & land attached, Situated near a Small hamlet know by the name of Linn |
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LINN |
Linn
Linn
Linn
Linn
Linn |
Mr J. McCosh
Mr J. Duff
Mr H. Rodger
Parish Map
Voters List |
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A few house on the North bank of the Caaf Water, on which there is a Linn or Waterfall, from which this small hamlet derives its name |
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POTYAN BURN |
Potyan Burn
Potyan Burn
Potyan Burn |
J. McCosh Esq
D. Patrick Esq Factor & Road Surveyor Waterside Blair
Mr. J. Duff |
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A small stream, the continuation of Baidland Burn, passing in its course Southwards by the Farms of Fleshwood Little Bradlie and Potyan Cottage, and unites with the River Garnock east of the Cotter place |
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LINN HOUSE |
Linn House
Linn House
Linn House
Linn |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr J. Duff
Capt. [Captain] Creighton
Voters List |
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A handsome Mansion Surrounded by Small but neat ornamental grounds, the residence of Captain Creighton |
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"Mention is made in the New Stat. [Statistical] Account of a Romish Chapel lately standing on the lands of Linn. I have
made enquiry concerning it And nothing of the Kind existed there for the last 100 years, it was never heard
of before; this information is Collaborated by Several old men who lived in the neighbourhood all their lifetimes. JB
Neither is it Known where the 4 Urns were Said to have
been found, mentioned in the same place in the Stat. [Statistical] account
The Stone Coffins and urn, found at the Green Hill is the only thing
of that descrption ever known to be found in the locality. J. Byrne ca [civilian assistant] |
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GIFFERTLAND BRIDGE |
Giffertland Bridge
Giffertland Bridge
Giffertland Bridge |
D. Patrick Road Surveyor
J. McCosh Esq Banker
Mr J. Duff Teacher (Parish) |
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A New Bridge of One Arch over Caaf Water on the public Road from Dalry to West Kilbride It is a County Bridge |
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BENTHEAD |
Benthead
Benthead
Benthead |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr J Duff
Parish Map |
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A small Cottage situated west of Greenhirst |
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LANGLANDS |
Langlands
Langlands
Langlands
Langlands
Langlands |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr J Duff
Parish Map
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
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A farm house on the road from Dalry to W. [West] Kilbride, occupied by Mr Bowman Gibson, who is also proprietor |
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KITTYSHAW |
Kittyshaw
Kittyshaw
Kittyshaw
Kittsshaw |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr Duff
Mr Rodger
Voters List |
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A farm house with land attached occupied by John Kerr, the property of the Missrs. Baird |
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HIGH LINN |
High Linn
High Linn
High Linn
High Linn |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr J Duff
Mr Rodger
Plan of Town 1853 |
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A farm house situated on a rising ground a few Chains N [North] West of Linn.
There is some vague tradition in the locality, that a Castle stood here formerly but no record of the fact, appears to [be found.] |
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FLESHWOOD |
Fleshwood
Fleshwood
Fleshwood
Fleshcoat |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr J Duff
Mr H. Rodger
Voters List |
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A farm house with offices, and land attached, the property of the Earl of Glasgow, occupied by [Hugh] Craig |
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DALRY [town] |
Dalry
Dalry
Dalry
Dalry |
J. McCosh Esq
J Duff teacher
Mr. H. Rodger
Aitkens Parish Map |
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A town of Considerable extent beautifully Situated on a rising ground on the right bank of the River Garnock, and near the Confluence of the Rye and Caaf with that River.
* History states that is of no higher origin than the beginning of the 17th century, but long existed as a mere hamlet. It has attained considerable prosperity owing to the extensive Iron works etc in its vicinity.
The town consists of 5 streets, three of which meet in the Centre and form a sort of Square; there are many well built houses and Some excellent Shops. The principal manufacture is weaving, there is also a Woollen and Carding Mill and a variety of Artificers work.
Six fairs are entitled to be held Annually the principal of which is held on the last day of July the others are merely nominal.
There is a Station on the Glasgow and S.W. [South Western] Railway at the N.E. North East] end of the town, the principal Inns are the Kings Arms and the White Hart, there is another Inn in Sharon St. formerly called the 'Blair Arms' but the name has come into disuse. |
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"In 1681 William Blair of Blair obtained
"an Act of Parliament for holding a weekly
"Market, on Wednesday, in the Village of Dalry.
"Acts Parl. [Parliament] VIII.445. In 1695. David Boyle of
"Kilburn obtained an Act of Parliament
"for holding a weekly market on Friday
"and two yearly fairs at the Kirk of Dalry"
Chalmers Caledonia
Vol 3 Page 561
* Imperial Gazetteer of Scotland. |
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MEIKLE BROADLIE |
Meikle Broadlie
Meikle Broadlie
Meikle Broadlie
Broadley
Broadley |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr J. Duff
Robert Carswell tenant
Plan of Town 1853
Voters List |
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A farm house with offices and a farm of land attached occupied by Robert Carswell the property of Dr. [Doctor] James Montgomerie. |
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LITTLE BROADLIE |
Little Broadlie
Little Broadlie
Little Broadlie |
J. McCosh Esq |
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A Small farm house with a farm attached. occupied by Daniel Archibald the property of Mr Robert Fulton |
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QUATHSIDE |
Quathside
Quathside
Quathside |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr Duff
Parish Map |
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A Small thatched farm House. Thomas Reid occupier Mr John Kyle proprietor |
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MOSSIDE |
Mosside
Mosside
Mosside
Moss Side |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr J Duff
Mrs. Kyle occupier |
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A Farm house with offices etc and land attached the property of John Kyle occupied by William Kyle. |
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WARRENHILL |
Warrenhill
Warrenhill
Warrenhill |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr J. Duff
Mrs Crawford tenant |
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A house on the public road from Dalry to West Kilbride and near Giffertland Bridge |
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LINN T.P. |
Linn Toll or T.P.
Linn Toll or T.P.
Linn Toll or T.P. |
Mr. J. Duff
J. McCosh Esq
Mrs. Rodger keeper |
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A Toll Bar on the Turnpike Road from Dalry to Kilwinning about 1/4 of a mile South of Dalry
it is occupied by Mrs. Rodger |
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POTYAN COTTAGE |
Potyan Cottage
Potyan Cottage
Potyan Cottage |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr J Duff
Mr J. Munn Dalry Kirk Close |
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A neat Cottage at Potyan Bridge, from which it takes its name |
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POTYAN BRIDGE |
Potyan Bridge
Potyan Bridge
Potyan Bridge |
D. Patrick Esq Road Surveyor
J McCosh Esq
Mr J Duff |
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A Stone Bridge of one arch over Potyan burn on thee Turnpike Road from Dalry to Kilwining. |
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T.P. Turnpike or Toll Point
[Note] " There were two fields adjoining this toll. Called the "Old Glebe" but have been
let into Captain Creighton's lawn or ornamental ground. It is near here [that]
the Writer in the old Stat acct [Statistical account] conjectures that it is probable the old ParK [house]
stood, which may have been the case, but there is no person in
Dalry who knows where it did stand |
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TOWN HOUSE [Dalry] |
Town House
Town House
Town House |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr. J Duff
Mr Rodger |
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A handsome modern building, near the Cross, Containing a public Newsroom, Stationers Shop, & a Branch office of the City of Glasgow Bank |
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FREE CHURCH [Dalry] |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr. J. Duff
Mr Rodger |
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A new building in New Street, the place of worship of the Free Church body |
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SCHOOL [Free Church; Dalry] |
Free Church School
Free Church School |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr. J. Duff
Mr. Rodger |
011 |
A Small building at the west end of the Free Church, where Male & female Children are instructed |
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SCHOOL [parish; Dalry] |
School
School
School |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr James Duff
Mr H Rodger |
011 |
A new and Spacious building Specially built for the Parish School Mr James Duff is teacher, whose salary is £32.15s.9d with £65 fees |
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BURIAL GROUND [Dalry] |
Burial Ground
Burial Ground
Burial Ground |
J.McCosh Esq
Mr J. Duff
Mr. Rodger |
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A enclosure in which is the Parish Church. |
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KING'S ARMS INN [Dalry] |
Kings Arms Inn
Kings Arms Inn
Kings Arms Inn
Kings Arms Inn |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr. J Duff
Mr. Rodger
Sign Board |
011 |
A good Inn at the South Side of an open Space called the Cross Kept by A. Walker |
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NEW STREET [Dalry] |
New Street
New Street
New Street
New Street
New Street |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr J Duff
Name in St. [Street]
Plan of Town |
011 |
A Street in Dalry leading Southwards from the Cross |
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POST OFFICE [Dalry] |
Post Office
Post office
Post Office |
Name Board
Mr J. Duff
J McCosh Esq |
011 |
A money order Post Office etc. the Mails are conveyed by Railway and Mail [gig]
There are three deliveries and departures daily |
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BOG BURN |
Bog Burn
Bog Burn
Bog Burn |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr D Archibald Laigh Baidland
Mr Archibald Baidland Mains |
011 |
A very Small Stream, having its commencement South of Laigh Baidland and running in a Westerly direction unites with Caaf Water near Warrenhill |
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LINN HOLMS |
Linn Holms
Linn Holms
Linn Holms |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr. J Duff
Mr Robert Craig South Kirkland |
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A tract of low lying Arable ground at the Confluence of the River Rye with Caaf Water |
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MERKSWORTH |
Merksworth
Merksworth
Merksworth |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr J. Duff
Mr Robert Craig |
011 |
A poor farm house at the South end of Dalry. the property of J McCosh Esq Banker occupied by |
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VENNEL STREET [Dalry] |
Vennel Street
Vennel Street
Vennel Street
Vennel Street |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr J. Duff
Mr. Robert Craig
Plan of Town 1853 |
011 |
A Street leading from the South end of Dalry to Kilwinning Consisting of two rows of regularly built houses, occupied by the working Class |
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KIRK CLOSE [Dalry] |
Kirk Close
Kirk Close
Kirk Close |
Mr J Duff
J. McCosh Esq
Mr J. Munn resident |
011 |
A yard adjoining the Church, from which it has derived its name |
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MANSE CLOSE [Dalry] |
Manse Close
Manse Close
Manse Close |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr Duff
Mr J Munn |
011 |
A Small yard, in which is the Old Manse, now divided into different tenements and occupied by working people, A new Manse having been built for the minister at the S.E. [South East] end of the Town. |
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CAAF WATER |
Caaf Water
Caaf Water
Caaf Water
Caaf Water |
J M Cosh Esq
Mr. J. Duff
Parish Map
Plan of Dalry |
011 |
Described in N [Name] Book of Adjoining Plan on the West |
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WEST CHURCH (Chapel of Ease) |
Church
Church
Church
West Church Chapel of Ease
West Church
West Church |
J. McCosh Esq. Banker
Mr J Duff Parish Teacher
Mr H Rodger, North St.
Plan of Dalry 1853
Rev. [Reverend] Mr Stevens Ph. [Parish] Minister
Mr. Barclay Session Clerk
Map of the town of Dalry 1852 |
011 |
A handsome Modern building in Connection with the Established Church. It was erected by Public Subscription, and money Collected by the present Minister, Revd. [Reverend] Mr Stevens.
The Parish Church not affording Sufficient accommodation for the Congregation it was necessary to [procure] another building, the Revd. [Reverend] Mr Stevens and his assistant preach here alternately.
It is not a Quoad Sacra but it is the intention of the Minister to get it Constituted as such It has no name yet. |
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GREENHIRST |
Greenhirst
Greenhirst
Greenhirst
Greenhirst
Greenhirst |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr. J. Duff
Mr H Rodger
Plan of Dalry 1853
Voters List |
011 |
A farm house, with a farm of land attached occupied by William Dunlop the property of Lord Glasgow |
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BAIDLANDMILL |
Baidlandmill
Baidlandmill
Baidlandmill |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr J Duff
Mr. Archibald Baidland Mains |
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A few cottage, and a farm house, adjoining Baidland Burn, where at on time there was a Mill of that name |
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BAIDLAND MAINS |
Baidland Mains
Baidland Mains
Baidland Mains |
J. McCosh Esq.
Mr. J. Duff
Mr Archibald |
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A good farm house with offices and a farm of arable land Attached, the mansion house of Baidland formerly stood within a few yards west of the present farmhouse . |
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HUMAN BONES FOUND HERE (A.D. 1800) [Baidland Mains] |
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On Quarrying Stones immediately north of the house, human bones have been found buried in the soil in 1800. |
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LAIGH BAIDLAND |
Laigh Baidland
Laigh Baidland
Laigh Baidland |
J.McCosh Esq. Banker
Mr J. Duff Parh [Parish] teacher
Mr Robert Carswell Meikle Broadlie |
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A Small farm house occupied by Daniel Archibald who is also the proprietor |
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GILMORELAND BRAE |
Gilmoreland Brae
Gilmoreland Brae
Gilmoreland Brae |
Mr. Daniel Carswell
Mr Hugh Archibald, Baidland Mains
Mr D. Archibald Laigh Baidland |
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An incline in the Parish road from Dalry to Baidland Mains and near the last named farm house |
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BAIDLAND BURN |
Baidland Burn
Baidland Burn
Baidland Burn |
Mr. J. McCosh
Mr. H. Archibald
Mr. D. Archibald |
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A Small Stream rising in the vicinity of Cubeside farm but principally primed by the water from the Baidland Spring - it passes by Baidland Hill and after crossing the public road north of Fleshwood it takes the name of Potyan Burn |
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Remains of ST MARGARET'S CHURCH [Dalry] |
Church
Church
Church
Church
Church |
J. McCosh Esq Banker
Mr J Duff Parish Teacher
Mr H Rodger North St.
Plan of Dalry |
011 |
A very plain quadrangular building, having at western end a Small Tower, Surmounted by a belfry. Containing also a Clock. this tower originally formed part of the Old Parish Church, which existed prior to the year 1771, the date of the erection of the present building
It contains 941 sittings and was Considered to Small for the accommodation of the Parishioners, in consequence of which another Church was built rather than pull down the old one. |
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TOWER (Remains of St Margaret's Church) |
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A very plain quadrangular building, having at western end a Small Tower, Surmounted by a belfry. Containing also a Clock. this tower originally formed part of the Old Parish Church, which existed prior to the year 1771, the date of the erection of the present building |
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"Dalry is a Parish of early origin, and the Church which
Stands in the centre of the Village, was dedicated to
the Scottish Queen St. Margaret, on whose festival,
in the month of July, and Annual fair is still
held. This Church was a dependancy of the
Monastery of Kilwinning, the present Church
is plain and modern, and scarcely any vestige
of antiquity remains to be seen about it."
SKetches of the West of Scotland. A.M.
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THE GREEN KNOWE |
The Green Knowe
(Site of a)
Tumulus
The Green Knowe
The Green Knowe |
Mr John Muir North St. Dalry
Mr. William Wylie Linn
Mr. John Stirrat, Linn
Mr. H Rodger Dalry
Mr John Kyle Linn |
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A very Small Knowe Situated in a field near Linn Toll, wherein as John Muir Related to me, he saw 7 Stone Coffins and an Urn - all Containing burnt bones - excavated out of this hill. about 80 years ago. Muir is of the opinion that the person who found these Coffins also found some treasure - as it was noticed that he ever afterwards lived comfortably and altho [although] he was previously a working man, never laboured after this.
The hill appears to be natural but at the time the remains were found - Muir states there was a mound of earth, not large, which has since been levelled by the plough.
These are the only remains which have been found in the neighbourhood for a period of 100 years, as I have been informed by the best authority |
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OLD MANSE |
Old Manse
Old Manse
Old Manse |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr J Duff
Mr J. Rodger |
011 |
A building on the east Side of the Burial ground, and South Side of the Parish Church, in good repair, formerly the residence of the Parish Minister. It is now let into Several tenements.
A Stone on the building bears the date of its erection 1674. |
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Branch of the WESTERN BANK OF SCOTLAND [Dalry] |
Western Bank of Scotland
Western Bank of Scotland
Western Bank of Scotland |
J. Mc Cosh Esqr.
Mr. J. duff
Mr. H. Roger |
011 |
A Branch office of the Western Bank Of Scotland James McCosh Esqr. is manager- |
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COURTHILL STREET [Dalry] |
Courthill St.
Courthill St.
Courthill St. |
J. McCosh Esq
Mr J. Duff
Mr H Rodger |
011 |
A Street leading eastwards from the Cross, by the Court Hill |
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FEMALE SCHOOL OF INDUSTRY [Dalry] |
Female School of Industry
Female School of Industry
Female School of Industry |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr J. Stevens
Mr James Duff Teacher of Parish School
Mr Hugh Rodger North St. |
011 |
A School Kept in upper flat of a row of buildings in Love's Lane, where children are instructed in Knitting and Sewing etc. it is in Connection with the Established Church and is supported by Voluntary Subscription.
There are two other private schools kept in rooms in the Same building, but not worthy of notice. |
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STRANDS PIT |
Strands Pit (Coal)
Strands Pit (Coal)
Strands Pit (Coal) |
Mr Kirkwood, Clerk
Mr Hugh Rodger
Mr J Duff |
011 |
A coal Pit near Dalry, belonging to the Glengarnock Iron Company |
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WEST CHURCH (Chapel of Ease) |
West Church (Chapel of Ease)
West Church (Chapel of Ease)
West Church (Chapel of Ease) |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr Stevens
Mr Barclay Session Clerk
Map of the Town of Dalry 1852 |
011 |
A new and handsome Structure for public worship, in Connection with the Established Church, to which it is a Chapel of Ease. It was erected by Subscription and is Situated in Sharon Street. |
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BLAIR ARMS INN [Dalry] |
Blair Arms Inn
Blair Arms Inn
Blair Arms Inn |
Mr John Kenneth occupier
Mr Hugh Rodger Dalry
Imperial Gazetteers |
011 |
A good Inn Situated at the junction of Sharon Street, Main St. and Vennel St. affording Accommodation for travellers Kept by Mr John Kenneth |
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SCHOOL [North Street; Dalry] |
School
School
School |
Mr Hugh Rodger
Mr J. Duff Parish Teacher
J. McCosh Esq. |
011 |
A private School in North Street for Boys & girls, the School is kept on the upper flat of a two Story high building, the lower used as a Store house. |
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LOVE'S LANE [Dalry] |
Love's Lane
Love's Lane
Love's Lane |
Mr Hugh Rodger
Revd [Reverend] Mr Stevens Parish Minister
J. McCosh Esq. |
011 |
An Alley in which there is a good row of two Story buildings north of Sharon St. |
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CROFTANGRY |
Croftangry
Croftangry
Croftanry
Croftangry |
John Montgomerie, Dalry
John Cumming, Dalry
Gazet. [Gazetteer] of Scotland
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
011 |
This is doubtless a corruption of Croft-An-Righ, or Croft of the King; Little is know of its origin excepting the name, and this even is confined but to a few of the local Inhabitants.
It was formerly a small enclosure on which afterwards a part of the Town was built. |
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Sheet 11.3 Trace 3 -- Ph. Parish Dalry -- Co. [County] of Ayr
" The writer of the New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] in speaking of the
derivation of Dalry prefers a derivation from Dal
and Righ, A king making the name mean, the Kings Valley
And he Observes that a part of the the site of the Village
is Still called Croft-angry, which he Supposes to be a corruption
of Croft an Righ 'the Croft of the King."
Full. [Fullertons] Gazetteer |
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RYESHOLM |
Ryesholm
Ryesholm
Ryesholm
Ryesholm
Ryesholm |
Robert Craig
James McCosh Parkhill
John Gow Dalry
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
P [Post] Office Directory |
011 |
A good farm house having extensive office attachments The property of the Earl of Glasgow |
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STOCK BRIDGE |
Stock Bridge
Stock Bridge
Stock Bridge |
John Patrick
Robert Craig
John Gow |
011 |
A wooden foot bridge over Rye Water. |
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NORTHBRAE PIT |
Northbrae Pit
Northbrae Pit
Northbrae Pit |
James McCosh Esq
John Gow
Robert Craig |
011 |
A coal pit worked by machinery. The property of A & R Grey Esqr.s |
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NORTH BRAE |
North Brae
North Brae
North Brae |
David Brown
James McCosh
John Gow |
011 |
This name is applicable to the small cultivated fields near Parkhill. The property of Mr Brown Dalry |
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PARKHILL |
Parkhill
Parkhill
Parkhill |
James McCosh Parkhill
John Gow
David Brown |
011 |
A handsome residence having outhouses, garden & ornamental grounds attached. The property of James McCosh Esq. |
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GREENBANK |
Greenbank
Greenbank
Greenbank |
James McCosh
John Gow
David Brown |
011 |
A neat dwelling house having outhouses, ornamental grounds etc attached. The property of Mrs. Miller |
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GREENBANK PIT |
Greenbank Pit
Greenbank Pit
Greenbank Pit |
James McCosh
John Gow
David Brown |
011 |
A coal and Ironstone pit having an Engine house, boilers etc.
The property of a Company. |
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BOG WELL |
Bog Well
Bog Well
Bog Well |
David Brown
James McCosh
John Gow |
011 |
A spring of excellent water Situated on the North side of Greenbank Pit. |
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TOFTS |
Tofts
Tofts
Tofts
Tofts |
John Craig
David Brown
James McCosh
Voters List |
011 |
A good farm house with offices attached. The property of the Earl of Glasgow |
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TOFTS BRIDGE |
Tofts Bridge
Tofts Bridge
Tofts Bridge |
John Patrick
John Craig
David Brown |
011 |
A stone bridge over the Mill-Lead, repaired by the Trustees. |
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GARNOCK NEW BRIDGE |
Garnock New Bridge
Garnock New Bridge
Garnock New Bridge |
John Patrick
James McCosh
John Gow |
011 |
A stone bridge over the River Garnock, repaired by the Trustees of the Turnpike Trust. It is called "Garnock New Bridge" to distinguish it from "Garnock Old Bridge" situated on the East side of Dalry. |
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CARSEHEAD |
Corsehead
Corsehead
Kershead
Kershead
Kershead
Corsehead
Corsehead
Corsehead |
John Montgomery Dalry
Iron Company
John Gow
James McCosh
Aitkens Map
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
[Postal] Directory
Mrs. Miller [propr. proprietor] |
011 |
A handsome dwelling house with offices attached. The property of Mrs Miller. |
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CARSEHEAD ROW |
Kershead Row
Kershead Road
Kershead Row |
James Smith
David Patrick
John Gow |
011 |
A row of dwelling houses in a good state of preservation. The property of the Blair Iron Works Company. |
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CARSEHEAD PIT |
Kershead Pit
Kershead Pit
Kershead Pit |
James Smith
David Patrick
John Gow |
011 |
An Ironstone pit belonging to the Blair Iron Company. |
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COALHEUGH GLEN |
Coalheugh Glen
Coalheugh Glen
Coalheugh Glen |
Robert Fulton
David Patrick
James McCosh |
011 |
A small ravine crossing he Turnpike Road a short distance North of the house bearing the same name. |
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COALHEUGHGLEN |
Coalheughglen
Coalheughglen
Coalheughglen
Coalheughglen |
Robert Fulton Proprietor
David Patrick
James McCosh
Johnston's Co. [County] map |
011 |
A good farm house having outhouses and garden attached. The property of Robert Fulton |
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COALHEUGHGLEN PIT |
Coalheughglen Pit
Coalheughglen Pit
Coalheughglen Pit |
Robert Fulton
John Gow
James McCosh |
011 |
A coal Pit having an Engine house, Boilers etc attached. The property of J & T Hipham |
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CREEPIES |
Creepies or Littleacre
Creepies or Littleacre
Creepies or Littleacre |
Robert Fulton
David Patrick
John Gow |
011 |
Two rows of Small dwelling houses Inhabited by persons working at the adjoining Coal Mines |
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HIGHFIELD |
Highfield
Highfield
Highfield
Highfield
Highfield |
Robert Fulton
John Orrr Highfields
David Patrick
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
011 |
A good farm house having offices attached; the property of John Orr |
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BELLSTONE |
Bellstone
Bellstone
Bellstone
Bellstone |
Robert Fulton
James McCosh
David Patrick
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
011 |
This name is applicable to the dwelling houses on both sides of the road. They belong to various persons |
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KERSLOCHMUIR |
Kerslochmuir
Kerslochmuir
Kerslochmuir
Carslochmuir
Keerslochmuir |
Aitkens Map
John Gow
Davis Patrick
Robert Smith
Voters List |
011 |
A good farm house with offices attached. The property of General Neil. |
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GILLHA' |
Gilhaw
Gilhaw
Gilhaw
Gillha |
Robert Fulton
David Patrick
Robert Smith
Mr. Montgomery Dalry |
011 |
A row of small dwelling houses in tolerable condition The property of John Orr. |
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HIGHFIELD PIT |
Highfield Pit
Highfield Pit
highfield Pit |
Robert Fulton
Robert Smith
John Gow |
011 |
A coal pit lately constructed having an Engine house, Boilers etc.
The property of a Company. |
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RAILWAY TAVERN [Dalry] |
Railway Tavern
Railway Tavern
Railway Tavern |
John Johnstone
James McCosh
John Gow |
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In Dalry. A house of public accommodation. Property of Daniel Crawford. |
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GARNOCK BRIDGE T.P. |
Garnock Bridge T.P. [Turn Pike]
Garnock Bridge T.P. [Turn Pike]
Garnock Bridge T.P. [Turn Pike] |
John Patrick
David Patrick. Sur. [surveyor]
James McCosh |
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A Toll Bar where toll is levied in the usual way. A little to the right about 3 chains is a Small Toll House in connection with it. |
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PARKHILL COTTAGE |
Parkhill Cottage
Parkhill Cottage
Parkhill Cottage |
James McCosh
John Gow
John Patrick |
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A neat Cottage house with Garden attached. The property of James McCosh Esq of Parkhill |
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AITKEN STREET |
Aitken Street
Aitken Street Aitken Street |
James McCosh
John Gow
David Patrick R.S. [Road Surveyor] |
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GARNOCK STREET [Dalry] |
Garnock Street
Garnock Street
Garnock Street |
James McCosh Esq
John Gow
David Patrick Sur. [Surveyor] |
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In Dalry. The houses on both sides are regularly built and are mostly private dwelling houses. |
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WHITE HART INN [Dalry] |
White Hart Inn
White Hart Inn
White Hart Inn |
William Orr
James McCosh
John Gow |
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A house of public accommodation having outhouses attached. The property of William A. Watson |
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U.P. CHURCH |
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church |
Revd. [Reverend] R Stevenson
James McCosh
Revd. [Reverend] W. Burke |
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A plain Stone edifice belonging to the United Presbyterians. built by voluntary subscription and capable of containing 200 to 300 persons. |
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BLAIR SCHOOL |
Blair School
Blair School
Blair School |
Revd. [Reverend] Robert Stevenston
James McCosh
John Gow |
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This School is attended by boys and Girls of the workmen employed at the Blair Iron Works. The workmen there employed contribute towards the general support of the School. Government allows a small sum but this does not become permanent. The School is regulated by the Master & two assistants who teach Reading Writing, Arithmetic etc. |
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EAST KIRKLAND |
East Kirkland
East Kirkland
East Kirkland |
James Smith
David Patrick
James McCosh |
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A good farm house having offices attached. The property of Capt. [Captain] Blair. |
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MANSE [parish; Dairy] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Revd. [Reverend] Robert Stevenston
James McCosh
John Gow |
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A neat dwelling house with offices ornamental grounds and Garden attached. The residence of a Clergyman of the 'Established Church.' |
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KIRKLAND COTTAGE |
Kirkland Cottage
Kirkland Cottage
Kirkland Cottage |
James Smith
John Gow
James McCosh |
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A neat dwelling house having a garden attached to it. The property of the Blair Iron Works Company. |
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BRICK ROW |
Brick Row
Brick Row
Brick Row |
James Smith
John Gow
David Patrick |
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Famed for its structure being of brick. It belongs to the Blair Iron Company. The houses are occupied by the Company workmen. |
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ST PALLADIUS' CHAPEL (R.C.) |
R.C. [Roman Catholic]
R.C [Roman Catholic] Church
St. Palladins Church
St. Palladins Church |
Revd. [Reverend] R. Stevenston
James McCosh Esq
Revd. [Reverend] W. Burke Catholic
Directory |
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This Church dedicated to St. 'Palladius' according to custom, is a plain Stone building. but having in some aspects a slight appearance of Gothic Architecture. on the South side is a Turret - or small Tower. It was erected by voluntary subscription in 1851 and is capable of containing 500 persons. |
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MANSE [nr R C Chapel; Dairy] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Revd. [Reverend] W. Burke
James McCosh Esq
David Patrick |
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A small but very neat dwelling house with Garden attached. The residence of the Roman Catholic Clergyman. |
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PEESWEEP ROW |
Peesweep Row
Peesweep Row
Peesweep Row
Peesweep or Peeseweep |
James Smith
James McCosh
John Gow
the Lapwing Jamieson |
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A row of Small dwelling houses occupied by the workmen employed at the Blair Iron Works. The property of the Company. |
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FURNACE ROW |
Furnace Row
Furnace Row
Furnace Row |
James Smith
James McCosh
John Gow |
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A row of dwelling houses occupied by the workmen employed at the Iron Works. The property of the Company. |
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DOUBLE ROW |
Double Row
Double Row
Double Row |
James Smith
James McCosh
John Gow |
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This row is named from its construction as shewn on trace. it is occupied by workmen employed at the Iron Works. The property of the Company. |
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DALRY STATION |
Dalry Station
Dalry Station
Dalry Station |
James McCosh
John Gow
David Patrick |
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A Railway Station named from the Town near to which it is situated. On the Glasgow and South Western Railway. |
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BLAIR IRON WORKS |
Blair Iron Works
Blair Iron Works
Blair Iron Works |
James Smith
David Patrick
James McCosh |
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This name applies to the several workshops, Engine Houses, Furnaces etc, the whole occupying a very extensive Scope. The several Coal and Ironstone Pits immediately surrounding the works, all of which belong to one Company. There are several branch lines or Tram Roads for conveying the ore from the pits to the furnaces, to be afterwards drafted to whatever quarters needed. |
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TOFTS MILL (Corn) |
Tofts Mill
Tofts Mill
Tofts Mill
Tofts Mill |
John Gow
James McCosh
David Patrick
Voters List |
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A Corn Mill worked by water. The property of the Earl of Glasgow. |
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BRIDGEND MILLS (Worsted) |
Bridgend Mills (Worsted Spinning)
Bridgend Mills
Bridgend Mills
Bridgend Mills |
John Gow Manager
James McCosh Esq
John Patrick
Voters List |
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An extensive manufactory which many persons are employed at worsted [spinning] as this affixed note specifies.
The property of Thomas Biggs. |
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GARNOCK OLD BRIDGE |
Garnock Old Bridge
Garnock Old Bridge
Garnock Old Bridge |
John Gow
James McCosh |
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A stone bridge over the Garnock. It is repaired by the Trustees, and is therefore a County Bridge. |
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BLAIRLAND |
Blairland
Blairland
Blairland
Blairland
Blairs Layd |
David Patrick
James McCosh
James Smith
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
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A farm house with offices attached. The property of Capt. [Captain] Blair. |
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STOOPSHILL |
Stoopshill
Stoopshill
Stoopshill
Stoopshill
Stoopshill |
David Patrick
James McCosh
James Smith
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
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A good farm house with offices and Garden attached. The property of Capt. [Captain] Blair. |
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STOOPSHILL PIT |
Stoopshill Pit
Stoopshill Pit
Stoopshill Pit |
David Patrick
William Hoggarth
James Smith |
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A Coal pit which for some time has not been used. but is still in a good state of preservation. The property of the Blair Company. |
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STABLES [Blair Iron Works] |
Stables
Stables
Stables |
James Smith
John Gow
William Hoggarth |
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In connection with the Iron Works and belongs to the Blair Company. |
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PEESWEEP BRIDGE |
Peesweep Bridge
Peesweep Bridge
Peesweep Bridge |
James Smith
John Gow
David Patrick |
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A wooden Bridge Constructed for better Conveyance of the wagons to and from the Coal Pit. |
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PEESWEEP PIT |
Peesweep Pit
Peesweep Pit
Peesweep Pit |
James Smith
David Patrick
John Gow |
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A Coal Pit belonging to the Blair Iron Company. |
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PEESWEEPMOUNT PLANTATION |
Peesweepmount Plantation
Peesweepmount Plantation
Peesweepmount Plantation |
David Patrick
James McCosh
William Hoggarth |
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A plantation of forest trees limited in extent. Situated on a rising ground a short distance east of the Blair Iron Works. The property of Capt. [Captain] Blair. |
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LOANS |
Loans
Loans
Loans |
David Patrick
William Hoggarth
James McCosh |
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A few small dwellings with garden attached.
The property of Capt. [Captain] Blair. |
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LOANS QUARRY |
Loans Quarry
Loans Quarry |
William Hoggarth
David Patrick |
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An extensive Limestone quarry occasionally used for repairing roads etc. |
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LOANS BRIDGE |
Loans Bridge
Loans Bridge
Loans Bridge |
David Patrick R. Sur. [Road Surveyor]
James McCosh
John Gow |
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A stone Bridge over Bumbo Burm, repaired by the Trustees for public roads. |
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LAMBRIDEN |
Lambridden
Lambridden
Lambridden
Lambradden
Lambriddon |
David Patrick Waterside
James McCosh Parkhill
John Gow Dalry
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
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A farm house in good repair having outhouses and garden attached. The property of Captain Blair. |
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BATHBANK PLANTATION |
Bathbank Plantation
Bathbank Plantation |
David Patrick
William Hoggarth |
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A mixed Plantation of fir and forest trees.
The property of Captain Blair. |
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MUNNOCK BURN |
Munnock Burn
Munnock Burn
Munnock Burn or Caddel Burn
Mynnock Burn |
New Stat [Statistical] Account
Mrs. Wylie Munnock
The Imperial Gazetteer of Scotland
Aitkens Parish map |
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A small stream forming the boundary between part of the Parish of Dalry and Ardrossan. It is composed of [Several rivulates] from Crosbie Hills and bears the name till it enters Caddel Estate when it changes to 'Caddel Burn' which name it retains till it falls into Caaf Water. |
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GILL HILL |
Gill Hill
Gill Hill
Gill Hill |
Mr Harvey Gill
Mr. Archibald Birkhead |
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An eminence bearing Rough pasture and Heather. It is of considerable altitude and forms part of the [range] known as 'Crosbie Hills' |
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MUNNOCK |
Munnock
Munnoch
Munnoch
Munnoch
Munnock
Munnock
Munnock
Munnock
Munnock |
See authorities for the Burn on next page
Estate Map
Mr. Johnstone Factor
Mrs. Wylie Tenant
Mr. A. Flatt Munnoch
Robertson's History of Cunningham
Fullertons Gazetteer
New Statistical Account
[James Alexander] |
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An excellent Farm House with offices and Garden attached, and S [Saw] Mill driven by Water power. It is the property of the Earl of Eglinton, and is situated about 3 miles west from Dalry on the road to W [West] Kilbride. |
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DYKEHEAD |
Dykehead
Dykehead
Dykehead
Dykehead
Dykehead |
Mr. H. Barr propr. [proprietor]
Mr. Johnstone
Aitkens Parish Map
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
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A recently rebuilt Farm House and offices, a short distance east from Munnoch. It belongs to & is occupied by Mr. H. Barr |
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LOW DYKEHEAD |
Low Dykehead
Low Dykehead
Low Dykehead |
Mr. H. Barr
Mr. Johnstone
Mr. R. Carr |
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A good Farm House with offices and Garden attached, about 1/2 mile South from Dykehead. It is the property of Mr. H. Barr |
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DYKEHEAD T.P. |
Dykehead T.P.
Dykehead T.P.
Dykehead T.P. |
Mr H. Barr
Mr. A. Rodger Toll Keeper
Mr. Johnstone |
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A Toll Keepers House and T.P. [Turn Pike] at the junction of the roads to Ardrossan and West Kilbride |
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GIFFERTLANDMILL |
Giffertland Mill
Giffertland Mill
Giffertland Mill |
Mr. R. Carr Tenant
Mr. H. Barr
Mr. James Anderson |
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A small Farm House with offices and Garden attached, near the side of Caaf Water and about 2 miles west from Dalry.
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CADDELL BURN |
Caddel Burn
Caddel Burn
Caddel Burn
Caddel Burn
Caddell Burn
Caddell Burn
Caddell Burn |
New Statl. Acct. [New Statistical Account]
Fullartons Gazette
Mr. A Flatt.
Mrs Wyllie
John McLachlan Occupier of Caddell
farm
Rent Receipts
John Crawford
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The continuation of " Minnoch Burn" to its junction with Caaf Water. A further description of this Stream Namebook for the Parish of [Ardrossan] |
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MUNNOCK BURN |
Munnoch Burn
Munnoch Burn
Munnoch Burn
Munnock Burn
Munnock Burn
Munnock Burn
Munnock Burn
Munnock Burn
Munnock Burn |
Mr. Johnstone
Mrs Wylie
Mr R Carr
John Alexander
New Stat Acct. [Statistical Account]
Robertsons Top, Desc. [Topographical Description] of Cunninghame See N. [Name] book for this Parish
John Crawford
Mr. Wylie of [Alder farm]
Imperial Gazetteer of Scotland |
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A Small Stream rising among the "Crosbie Hills" and flowing in an easterly direction bears this name till it enters Caddel Estate . It then changes to 'Caddell Burn' which name it retains to its junction with Caaf water |
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HOLMS OF CAAF |
Holms of Caaf
Holms of Caaf
Holms of Caaf
Holms of Caaf
Holms of Calf |
Mr. John Carruth Builder Dalry
Mr Robert Craig Linncraigs
Parish Map
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
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A farm house with offices and a farm of arable land Attached, occupied by Mr. John Craig, the property of John Ferguson, Irvine |
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MUIRFOOT |
Muirfoot
Muirfoot
Muirfoot |
Mr William Kidd
Drumastle Mill
Mr Robert Craig
Mr J. Carruth |
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A poor Cottage house with a garden, divided into tenements, on the farm of Holms of Caaf |
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LINNCRAIGS |
Linncraigs
Linncraigs
Linncraigs |
Mr William Kidd
Mr Robert Craig occupier
Mr J. Carruth |
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A Small farm house occupied by Mr Robert Craig. The property of John Ferguson, Irvine. |
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PINNOCH POINT |
Pinnoch Point
Pinnoch Point
Pinnoch Point |
Mr Robert Craig
Mr William Kidd
Mr Hugh Ramsey Drumastle Mill or Dalry |
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A rocky Angle in Caaf Water, derivation unknown |
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LINN SPOUT |
Linn Spout
Linn Spout
Linn Spout |
Mr Robert Craig
Mr John Stirrat Linn
Mr Wylie, Linn |
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A perpendicular fall of water of about 25 or 30 feet high, over a Solid Rock. on the Caaf Water, after a flood it forms a very fine Cascade. It is commonly called in the district 'Linn Spout' |
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LINN BRIDGE |
Linn Bridge
Linn Bridge
Linn Bridge |
Mr J. Stirrat Linn
Mr Wylie Linn
Mr Kyle Linn |
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A good Stone Bridge of one Arch over Caaf Water, near Linn. It is a County Bridge. |
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CAAF BRIDGE |
Caaf Bridge
Caaf Bridge
Caaf Bridge |
David Patrick Road Surveyor
Mr J. Stirrat Linn
Mr Kyle Linn |
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A new Bridge of one arch over Caaf Water on the public road from Dalry to Kilwinning. It is a Co. [County] Bridge |
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BLAIR HOUSE |
Blair House
Blair House
Blair House
Blair House
Blair
Blair
Blair
Blair |
Captain Blair
David Patrick, Waterside
Alexander Orr, Blairland
Alexander Hoggarth Stoopshill
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Voters List
Directory |
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An Antique mansion the residence of the Blair family for many ages, its date being 1203, owing to constant repairs an effort has been made to preserve its Ancient appearance. The walls are massive, with oaken doorways and narrow Staircases. The whole is in a perfect state of preservation. The date 1203XB with the family escutcheon is cut immediately over the doorway and underneath are 1617 & 1668. According to Capt. [Captain] Blair's statement 1208 is the date when first the house was erected, |
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" The house of Blair is situated about 1/2 mile South east of
"Dalry. It occupies a rising bank, about a 1/4 of a mile from
"Garnock. It is of considerable size, and has been erected
"at different periods, in different styles of building. It is well
"sheltered by ancient timber." Paterson's Hist. [History] of Ayr. |
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KILCUSH |
Kilcush
Kilcush
Kilcush
Kilcush |
David Patrick Surveyor Waterside
Captain Blair Blair House
Alexander Orr Blairland
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
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A small farm house with offices attached. The property of Capt. [Captain] Blair. |
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BLAIR PARK |
Blair Park of Park of Blair
Blair Park
Blair Park |
Capt. [Captain] Blair
David Patrick
Alexander Orr |
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This is applicable to the ground immediately surrounding Blair House. The property of Capt. [Captain] Blair |
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MUSEUM [nr Blair House] |
Museum
Museum
Museum |
Capt. [Captain] Blair
David Patrick
Alexander Orr |
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A small but neatly constructed building on the Grounds of Captain Blair.
In the interior is a rare and very beautiful collection of Stuffed Birds, Animals & Reptiles, Fossils and various other substances. The whole being the private property of Capt. [Captain] Blair. |
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AUCHENSKEITH QUARRY |
Auchenskeith Quarry
Auchenskeith Quarry
Auchenskeith Quarry |
Capt. [Captain] Blair, Blair Ho. [House]
David Patrick, Waters. [Waterside]
Mrs. Stevenston, Templelandmuir |
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A Limestone Quarry Used for various purposes. on the Estate of Capt. [Captain] Blair. On the South Side is a Small Engine House etc. used for the purpose of raising Blocks of Stone. |
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BOMBO COTTAGES |
Bumbo Cottages
Bumbo Cottage
"Bombo"
"Bombo"
"Bombo" |
Maxwell Brown Dalry
Alexander Orr Blairland
Hugh Parker
William Peebles
William Love
Copied from the Name Book of Beith for the spelling of Bombo. |
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A row of Small Cottages in good repair. The property of the Railway Company. |
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DALRY JUNCTION |
Dalry Junction
Dalry Junction |
Cos. [Company's] Time Table
Mr Faucett Station Master Dalry |
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The Junction of the Glasgow and S [South] Western Railway with the Ayr Branch, Situated about one mile South of Dalry Station. |
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BACK BURN |
Back Burn
Back Burn
Back Burn |
Alexander Taylor Blair Mills
James Easdale Cleeves.
David Patrick Waterside |
011 |
A stream rising near 'Glencart' flowing in a South-westerly direction into the Dusk Water. |
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DUSK WATER |
Dusk Water
Dusk Water
Dusk Water |
Aitkens Map
Alexander Taylor
Captain Blair |
011 |
This broad and rapid stream flows through Beath Ph. [Parish] and enters this at the South-Eastern extremity, after Several [windings] enters the River Garnock a little to the North of Dalgarvan Mill |
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BLAIRMAINS |
Blairmains
Blairmains
Blairmains
Blair Mains |
David Patrick Waterside
Capt. [Captain] Blair Blair House
Alexander Orr Blairland
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
011 |
This name is applicable to three Small Cottages. the School being in the Centre. The property of Capt. [Captain] Blair. |
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SCHOOL [Blairmains] |
Blairmains School
Blairmains School
Blairmains School |
David Patrick Waterside
Capt. [Captain] Blair, Blair House
Alexander Orr, Blairland |
011 |
This School is supported by voluntary Contribution, to which Government grants a small sum, It is likewise supported by the Boys and Girls who attend it.
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Site of CHAPEL [Dalry] |
Site of Chapel
Site of Chapel
Site of Chapel |
Capt. [Captain] Blair, Blair House
David Patrick, Waterside
Gazetteer of Scotlland |
011 |
This, as pointed out by Capt. [Captain] Blair, is considered the Site of a Roman Catholic Chapel. Nothing remains excepting a few scattered stones which probably formed part of the foundation. |
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CUTTEITH KNOWE |
Cutteith Knowe
Cutteith Knowe
Cutteirh Knowe |
Capt. [Captain] Blair, B. Ho. [Blair House]
David Patrick, W.side [Waterside]
Alexander Haggarth Stoopshill |
011 |
A small Ridge on Captain Blair's property on which is Site of Trig [Trigonometrical] Station. |
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"Before the Reformation, there was a chapel
"on a Rising ground, on the ease of of the Garnock
"about a mile distant, from the present village
"and Church of Dalry. The ruins of
"this chapel were to be seen, about 50 years
"ago but, are now almost entirely obliterated."
Chalmers Caledonia.
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BATHBANK |
Bathbank
Bathbank
Bathbank
Bathbank |
Capt. [Captain] Blair, Blair Ho. [House]
David Patrick, Waterside
Alexander Orr, Blairland
Johnston's Coo. [County] Map |
011 |
A good farm house with offices attached. The property of Captain Blair. |
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TEMPLELANDMUIR |
Templelandmuir
Templelandmuir
Templelandmuir
Templelandmuir
Templemuir |
Capt. [Captain] Blair
David Patrick
John Stevenston, occ. [occupier]
Voters List
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
011 |
A good farm house with offices attached. The property of Captain Blair. |
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GLASGOW & SOUTHWESTERN RAILWAY (Ayr Branch) |
Glasgow and Southwestern Railway (Ayr Branch) |
Benjamin Fawcet Station Master - Dalry
Hugh Clark Station Master Kilwinning |
011 |
A branch line to Ayr of the Glasgow & South Western Railway - The property of the Company. |
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WATERSIDE |
Waterside
Waterside
Waterside |
David Patrick occ. [occupier]
Capt. [Captain] Blair, B.Ho [Blair House]
Alexander Orr, Blairland |
011 |
A neat Cottage with offices and Garden attached. The property of Capt. [Captain] Blair. |
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BLAIR SMITHY |
Balir Smithy
Blair Smithy
Blair Smithy |
David Patrick
Capt. Blair
Alexander Orr, Blackd. [Blackland] |
011 |
Consisting of a Blacksmith Shop with dwellings on both sides. The property of Captain Blair |
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FORESTSIDE |
Forestside
Forestside |
Capt. [Captain] Blair
David Patrick |
011 |
A small farm steading with garden attached. The property of Capt. [Captain] Blair. |
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NEWHOUSE |
Newhouse
Newhouse
Newhouse |
William Brown Newhouse
John Spiers
Aitken's Map
Voters List |
011 |
A good farm house, having outhouses attached. The property of Cap. [Captain] Blair of Blair House. |
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WATERSIDE STABLES |
Waterside Stables
Waterside Stables
Waterside Stables |
David Patrick, Factor
Daniel Crawford
John Spiers |
011 |
These Offices or Stables are in connection with Blair House the residence of Cap. [Captain] Blair. |
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AUCHENSKEITH |
Auchenskeith
Auchenskeith
Auchenskeith
Auchenskeith
Auchenskeith |
John Spiers
David Patrick
Aitken's Map
Voters List
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
011 |
A good farm house, having out houses attached. The property of Captain Blair. |
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COCKENZIE |
Cockenzie
Cockenzie
Cockenzie
Cockenzie
Cockenzie |
James Lamont oocr. [occupier]
David Patrick
Aitken's Map
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
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A good farm house, having out houses attached. The property of Cap. [Captain] Blair |
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COCKENZIE COTTAGE |
Cockenzie Cottage
Cockenzie Cottage
Cockenzie Cottage |
William Steele, occr. [occupier]
Daniel Crawford
David Patrick |
011 |
A small house, having a garden and a few acres of land attached. The property of Cap. [Captain] Blair. |
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Parish of Dalry |
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WILLIAMRIDDEN (Ruin) |
Williamridden
Williamridden
Williamridden |
David Patrick Factor
Daniel Crawford
Aitken's Map |
011 |
Formerly a farm house, but is now in ruins. |
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BURSTENMANS BRAE |
Burstenmans Brae
Burstenmans Brae
Burstenmans Brae |
David Patrick
Estate Map
Daniel Crawford |
011 |
Rising ground in the vicinity of Blairardoch farm house. |
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ROUGH BURN |
Rouch Burn
Rouch Burn
Rouch Burn
Rough Burn
Rough Burn
Rough Burn |
Daniel Crawford
John Spiers
John Lamont
Mr. King Banker
Mr. Anderson Gooseloan
Aitkens Map of Cunningham
Copied from the Name Book of Kilwinning. |
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A small Stream having its rise in the farm of Lessens, but bears the name from Blacktongue Plantation. flows S. [South] westerly into the River Garnock. |
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DUSK BRIDGE |
Dusk Bridge
Dusk Bridge
Dusk Bridge |
David Patrick
Daniel Crawford
William Brown, Newhouse |
011 |
A County Bridge over the Dusk Water, on the road to Kilwinning. |
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GLENCART |
Glencart |
David Patrick Esq. factor Waterside
James Easdale Cleeves
Andrew Pringle
Knollhead
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
012 |
A farm House occupied by Walter Galloway the property of Captain Blair of Blair. |
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CORSEHOUSE |
Corsehouse
Corshouse |
David Patrick Esqr. Factor, Waterside
William Gilbert Corsehouse
Andrew Pringlle Knollhead
Aitken's Parish Map |
012 |
A small Farm House occupied by William Gilbert the property of Capt. [Captain] Blair. |
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SPRINGSIDE |
Springside |
John Kilbraith Springside
William Gilbert Corsehouse
Andrew Pringle Knollhead |
012 |
A small Farm House occupied by John Kilbraith the property of Captain Blair of Blair. |
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PENCOTE |
Pencote |
Daniel Reid Pencote
David Patrick Esqr. Factor Waterside
Andrew Pringle Knollhead |
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A Farm House occupied by Daniel Reid the property of Captain Blair of Blair. |
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WHIN HILL |
Whin Hill |
Andrew Pringle Knollhead
Daniel Reid Pencote
William Gilbert Corsehouse |
012 |
An eminence on the Knollhead Farm on which is a Trig [Trigonometrical] Station this eminence is nearly covered with Furze or Whins, hence the name. |
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SWINDRIDGEMUIR |
Swinridge
Swindrigemuir
Swindridgemuir
Swindridgemuir
Swindridgemuir
Swindrigemuir
Swindridgemuir
Swindridgemuir
Swindridgemuir
Swinridgemuir |
William Love Esqr. Factor to Brigadier Gen. [General] Neill
Paterson's Hist. [History] of Ayr
Parish Cess Book for 1848
J. MtGomerie Cess Collector
Property Plans
Aitken's Parish Map
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Directory to Gentlemans Seats etc.
Property Plans
James Cochrane Barcosh |
012 |
The Residence of Brigadier General Neill Swindridgemuir is the original name of the place but the present Proprietor Brigadier General Neill writes the name 'Swinridge.' |
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PONDERRY HILL |
Pondery Hill |
Daniel Reid Pencote
Andrew Pringle Knollhead
William Gilbert Corsehouse |
012 |
An eminence near Pencote, derivation not known. |
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CASTLE HILL |
Castle Hill |
Daniel Reid Pencote
Andrew Pringle Knollhead
William Gilbert Corsehouse |
012 |
A small eminence near Pencote Why it got its name is not known, there are no remains of a building nor is it supposed there was such. |
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LAW HILL |
Law Hill |
Andrew Pringle Knollhead
Daniel Reid Pencote
William Gilbert Corsehouse |
012 |
A small Hill on the Knollhead Farm near the Dusk Water. |
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BURMUDLOCH (Ruin) |
Barmudloch
Burmudloch
Burmudloch
Burmudloch
Barmudloch |
Aitkens Parish Map
Andrew Pringle Knollhead
John Patrick Esqr. Factor
Daniel Reid Pencote
David Patrick Waterside |
012 |
An old Farm House now in ruins the property of Captain Blair, Derivation not known. |
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KNOLLHEAD |
Knollhead
Knollhead
Knollhead
Knollhead |
Andrew Pringle Knollhead
Voters List
David Patrick Factor Waterside
Daniel Reid Pencote. |
012 |
A Farm House occupied by Andrew Pringle the property of Captain Blair of Blair |
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BRODOCLES (Ruin) |
Brodocles
Brodocles
Brodocles |
David Patrick Esq. Factor Waterside
James Easdale Cleeves
Andrew Pringle Knollhead |
011 |
An old Farm House now in ruins the property of Captain Blair of Blair. |
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EAST MIDDLEBANK |
East Middlebank
East Middlebank
East Middlebank
East Middlebank |
William Love Esqr. Factor Beith
Andrew Pringle Knollhead
Robert Pringle West Middlebank
Voter's List |
012 |
A Farm House the Property of William Patrick Esqr. |
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WEST MIDDLEBANK |
West Middlebank
West Middlebank
West Middlebank
West Middlebank |
Robert Pringle occupier
Andrew Pringle Knollhead
William Gilbert Corsehouse
Voter's List |
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A Farm House occupied by Robert Pringle the property of Captain Blair of Blair. |
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DOVE WELL |
Dove Well
Dove Well
Dove Well |
Robert Dickie West Bankhead
Thomas Pringle East Bankhead
Robert Pringle
West Middlebank |
012 |
A Spring well The name of the person who made this well was Dove for this reason it is called Dove Well. |
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BOWERTRAPPING |
Bowertrapping
Bowertrapping
Bowertrapping
Bowtrapping
Bowertrapping |
William Crawford Bowertrapping
John Reid Pencote
Andrew Pringle Knollhead
Aitkens Parish Map
Voters List |
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A Farm House occupied by William Crawford the property of Captain William T. Blair of Blair.
Derivation not known |
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Site of BATTLE between the Royalistsa and Covenanters [Pencote] |
A Battle fought here between the Royalists and the Covenanters |
Captain Blair of Blair |
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Captain Blair who marked the site on Trace, states that in the year 1666, or 1668, a battle was fought here between the Parliamentarian army under Claverhouse, and the Covenanters. For some days previous to the engagement the Covenanters lay concealed in a place called 'Cleeves Cove' and afterwards marched in a Northerly direction, when, near to a place called 'Pencote' they were met by an opposing Army, both armies fought, but the result of the engagement is not known. A few relics have been found here, such as a pistol, and one or two other things of trifling importance, Captain Blair stated that he had in his possession some time ago a written document, referring to this action, though |
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Note
Too speculative
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Ordnance Plans from
unsupported authorities
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Site of BATTLE between the Royalistsa and Covenanters [Pencote] |
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CAM BANK |
Cam Bank |
Thomas Pringle East Bankhead
Andrew Pringle Knollhead
Robert Pringle
West Middlebank |
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A Bank or Brow near east Bankhead. The name Seems to be derived from the Gaelic and to Signify Curved or Crooked. |
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BANKSIDE |
Bankside |
William Love Esqr. Factor Beith
Thomas Pringle East Bankhead
Robert Pringle West Middlebank |
012 |
A Farm House the Property of William Patrick Esqr. |
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EAST BANKHEAD |
East Bankhead |
William Love Esqr. Factor Beith
Thomas Pringle occupier
Robert Pringle West Middlebank |
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A Farm House occupied by Thomas Pringle the property of William Patrick Esqr. |
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WEST BANKHEAD |
West Bankhead
Bankhead |
Robert Dickey occupier
William Love Esqr. Factor
Thomas Pringle East Middlebank
Voter's List |
012 |
A Farm House occupied by Robert Dickey the property of William Patrick. |
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CRAIG WELL |
Craig Well |
Thomas Pringle East Bankhead
Robert Dickey West Bankhead
Andrew Pringle Knollhead. |
012 |
A Spring well near East Bankhead. |
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Dalry |
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BLAIRBOWIE (Ruin) |
Blairbowie
Blairbowie
Blairbowie
Blairbowie
Blairbowie |
David Patrick Factor Waterside
Capt. [Captain] Blair B.Ho. [Blair House]
Alexander Orr, Blairland
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
012 |
This was formerly a farm house but is now in ruins. The property of Capt. [Captain] Blair. |
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SYCAMORE HILL |
Sycamore Hill
Sycamore Hill
Sycamore Hill |
Bruce Ferguson North Lissens
David Patrick Waterside
Alexander Orr, Blairland |
012 |
A small mound in a Cultivated state. The property of Capt. [Captain] Blair. |
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SOUTH LISSENS |
South Lissens
South Lissens
South Lissens
South Lissens
Lessens |
David Patrick Factor
Capt. [Captain] Blair
Alexander Orr, Blairland
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
012 |
A farm house with offices and Garden attached. The property of Capt. [Captain] Blair. |
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NORTH LISSENS |
North Lissens
North Lissens
High Lissens
High Lessens |
Capt. [Captain] Blair, B.Ho [Blair House]
David Patrick Factor Waterside
Bryce Fergusson Occ. [Occupier]
Voter's List |
012 |
A good farm house with extensive offices attached. The property of Capt. [Captain] Blair |
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BLAIR TILE WORKS |
Blair Tile Works
Blair Tile Works
Blair Tile Works |
John Alexander, occ. [occupier]
David Patrick Factor Waterside
Alexander Orr, Blairland |
012 |
A shed about 3 chains long used for Tile making, a short distance from the shed is a Kiln which also is in use. the property of Capt. [Captain] Blair. |
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ASSYFAULD |
Assyfauld
Assyfauld
Assyfauld |
John Alexander occ. [occupier]
David Patrick
Capt. [Captain] Blair |
012 |
Two dwelling houses with offices attached. The property of Captain Blair. |
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Assy, Assie - Abounding with [Ashes] Jamieson |
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GORBIEGLEN |
Gorbieglen
Gorbieglen
Gorbieglen |
David Patrick Waterside
Captain Blair |
012 |
Two small Cottages in tolerable repair. The property of Captain Blair. |
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RAVENSCRAIG QUARRY |
Ravenscraig Quarry
Ravenscraig Quarry
Ravenscraig Quarry |
David Patrick, Waterside
James Easdale, Cleeves
Alexander Orr, Blairland |
012 |
A large Freestone Quarry used for various purposes. The property of Capt. [Captain] Blair. |
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MINE WELL |
Mine Well
Mine Well
Mine Well |
James Easdale, Cleeves
David Patrick, Waterside
Bryce Ferguson, N. [North] Lessens |
012 |
A spring of excellent water a short distant east of Gorbieglen. A mine of Coal or Ironstone, is supposed to have been existance at one time, near to the spring, from which it has derived its name. |
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CLEEVES |
Cleeves
Cleeves
Cleeves
Cleaves |
James Easdale, occ. [occupier]
David Patrick, Waterside
Captain Blair, Blair House
Voters List |
012 |
A farm house with offices and farm of land attached. The property of Captain Blair. |
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FOXCOVER PLANTATION |
Foxcover Plantation
Foxcover Plantation
Foxcover Plantation |
James Easdale
Alexander Hogarth, Stoopshill
Alexander Orr, Blairmains |
012 |
A large plantation of Fir and Forest trees. The property of Captain Blair. |
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GORBIE GLEN |
Gorbie Glen
Gorbie Glen
Gorbie Glen |
James Easdale, Cleeves
David Patrick, Waterside
Alexander Hogarth, Stoopshill |
012 |
A narrow valley about 16 chains long, at the bottom runs the Dusk Water, on the Estate of Capt. [Captain] Blair. |
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BLAIR MILL (Corn) |
Blair Mill
Blair Mill
Blair Mill |
David Patrick
Capt. [Captain] Blair
Alexander Orr, Blairland |
012 |
A Corn Mill worked by water. The property of Capt. Blair, 'Blair House' |
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STONEHOUSE |
Stonehouse
Stonehouse
Stonehouse |
David Patrick Captain Blair Alexander Orr, Blairland |
012 |
A Small cottage with Garden etc. attached. The property of Capt. [Captain]
Blair. |
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WALLACEFAULD |
Wallacefauld
Wallacefauld
Wallacefauld
Wallacfauld |
David Patrick
Capt. [Captain] Blair
Alexander Orr
Johnston's Co.[County] Map |
012 |
A farm house with offices and garden attached. The property of Capt. [Captain] Blair. |
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CLEEVES COVE |
Cleeves Cove
Cleeves Cove
Cleeves Cove |
Captain Blair
David Patrick Facr [Factor]
John Reid, S. [South] Lessens |
012 |
This Cave, well known in the locality as Cleeves Cove, is a hollow in a Limestone rock, varying from 5 to 3 feet broad and the same in height extending underground for several yards and has several windings. There are two entrances into this remarkable place about 50 links apart. The whole appears to be a natural formation. |
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BANK QUARRY |
Bank Quarry
Bank Quarry
Bank Quarry |
David Patrick
Capt. [Captain] Blair
Alexander Orr, 'Blairland' |
012 |
A limestone quarry in use for various purposes. The property of Capt. [Captain] Blair. |
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"On the estate of Blair, in the romantic and beautifully wooded Glen of the Dusk, there is
"a natural Cave in a precipitous, bank of Limestone. It is about 40 feet above the bed
"of the stream, and is covered by about 30 feet of rock and earth. It has two entrances. The west
" or main entrance is situated below a vast overhanging rock, 30 feet long by 27 in breadth, the brow of which
" is covered by the mountain ash, hazel and two large plane trees. Its interior resembles Gothic
" arched work. Part of the roof is supported by two massy columns. Its length is about 183
" feet and breadth from 5 to 12. Near the middle, it expands into a Spacious chamber, 35 feet long by
" 12 broad and 12 high. In former times, popular belief peopled it with elves. It consequently
" acquired the name of Elf house. In later days , during the tyrannical reign of
" Charles II it afforded a hiding place to the Covenanters of this Parish from the
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MUIRHEAD |
Muirhead
Muirhead
Muirhead |
David Patrick
Captain Blair
John Thomson occ. [occupier] |
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A small farm house with offices and garden attached. The property of Captain Blair. |
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DOVE HILL |
Dove Hill
Dove Hill |
David Patrick
Captain Blair |
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A small mound on which there is a Trig. [Trigonometrical] Station. |
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LISSENSMOSS |
Lissensmoss
Lissensmoss
Lissen or Lissenmoss |
David Patrick
Capt. Blair
James Brown occ. [occupier] |
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A farm house with offices and garden attached. The property of Robert Robertson. |
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BLACKTONGUE PLANTATION |
Blacktongue Plantation
Blacktongue Plantation
Blacktongue Plantation |
David Patrick Factor Waterside
Alexander Orr, Blairland
Alexander Hogarth, Stoopshill |
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A large sized Plantation, the property of Cap. [Captain] Blair. |
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LISSENS COTTAGE |
Lissens Cottage
Lissens Cottage
Lissens Cottage |
David Patrick
Alexander Orr.
John Spiers, Auchenskeith |
012 |
A Small cottage, with outhouses, garden, and a few acres of land attached. The property of Robert Glasgow Esqr. |
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HIGH FLEMILAND (In Ruins) |
High Flemiland
High Flemiland
High Flemiland |
David Patrick
John Lament, Low Flemiland
John Spiers |
012 |
The remains of what has formerly been a farm house, it is now in a ruinous state. The land is in the hands of the farmer of Low Flemiland. The property of Captain Blair. |
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JAMESTON QUARRY |
Jameston Quarry (Freestone)
Jameston Quarry
Jameston Quarry |
David Patrick
John Rowat, South Jameston
William Spiers Cockenzie Cottage |
012 |
A Freestone Quarry, the property of Captain Blair. |
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NORTH JAMESTON |
North Jameston
North Jameston
North Jameston
High Jameston |
Aitkens Co. [County] Map
David Patrcik
John Rowat
Johnston's Map |
012 |
A small dwelling house with offices attached. The property of Cap [Captain] Blair. |
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SOUTH JAMESTON |
South Jameston
South Jameston
South Jameston
Laigh Jameston |
Aitken's Co [County] Map
David Patrick
John Rowet
Voters List |
012 |
A good farm house, having outhouses, garden and a farm of land attached. The property of Cap. [Captain] Blair. |
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BLAIRARDOCH |
Blairardoch
Blairardoch
Blairardoch |
David Patrick
Daniel Crawford, Blairardoch
John Spiers |
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A farm house having outhouses attached, The property of Captain Blair. |
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LOW FLEMILAND |
Low Flemiland
Low Flemiland
Low Flemiland
Flemyland |
David Patrick
John Lamont
Aitkens Map
Voters List |
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A farm house having outhouses and a garden attached. The property of Cap. [Captain] Blair. |
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