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FENWICK [parish] |
Parish of Fenwick
Parish of Fenwick
Parish of Fenwick
Parish of Fenwick
Fenwick Parish
Fenwick Parish
Fenwick Parish |
The Sheriff's List of Parishes
New Statistical Account
Old Statistical Account
Paterson's History
Chalmers' Caledonia
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Johnson's County Map |
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A parish in the district of Cunningham, in the Co. [County] of Ayr. It is bounded in the north and Northeast by the County of Renfrew. On the east by Loudon, on the South by Kilmarnock, and on the W. [West] and N.W. [North West] by Stewarton. Its extream length about 10 Miles, average width about 5 miles.
In Patersons History of Ayr it is stated "There can be little doubt that Chalmers is correct in deriving the name of this parish from the Anglo-Saxon, Fen-wick, signifying the village at the feu or marsh. The marshy nature of the surrounding country, though now partly drained and improved, amply supports the accuracy of the derivation."
The antiquities of the parish are few, and will be found described in the following pages of this book.
There is no portion of this parish detached nor is there a portion of any other within this. [J.C.G.] |
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FLOAK BRIDGE |
Floak Bridge
Floak Bridge
Floak Bridge
Floack Bridge |
J.D. Hamilton Esq. Factor to Sir Hew
Crawford Bart [Baronet] of Upper Pollock
Mr James Dunlop, Farmer Highfield
Mr Thomas Howie Farmer Floak
Mr Alexander Campbell Drumboy |
009 |
A Stone Bridge (of one Arch) built in 1837 on the boundary between the Counties of Ayr and Renfrew, on the road leading from Glasgow to Kilmarnock, about 12 miles from the former and 9 from the latter. |
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No. 21.
County of Ayr Parish of Fenwick
Floak Bridge -see Page 5 |
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FLOAK BRIDGE |
Floak Bridge
Floak Bridge
Floak Bridge
Floak Bridge |
Mr. Robert Dunlop North Drumboy
Mr James Dunlop Highfield
Mr Thomas Howie Floak
Johnston's Co. [County] Bridge |
009 |
A stone bridge of one Arch built in 1837 on the Turnpike road leading from Glasgow & Kilmarnock. It is built over the Boundary of the Parishes of Mearns & Fenwick & also on the Boundary of the Counties of Ayr and Renfrew.It is repaired by the Counties - |
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HIGHFIELD |
Highfield
Highfield
Highfield
Highfield |
Mr. Craig Factor to the Earl of Glasow
Mr James Dunlop occupier
Mr. Robert Dunlop North Drumboy
Voters List |
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A Farm House occupied by Mr. James Dunlop and the property of the Earl of Glasgow. |
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BENNAN BURN |
Bennan Burn
Bennan Burn
Bennan Burn
Shieldhill Burn |
Mr James Dunlop Highfield
Mr. Robert Dunlop North Drumboy
Mr. James Gemmell Moor.
Mr Arthur Mather Nether Place Newton Mearns. |
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A Small Stream which has its Source near a farm called Shieldhill it forms the Boundary between the Parishes of Fenwick and Eaglesham from its Source to when it joins another Stream near Floak Bridge which has no name. |
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Shieldhill Burn another name for Bennan Burn |
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BLAIRCRAIGS |
Blaircraigs
Blaircraigs
Blaircraigs |
Mr Craig Factor to the Earl of Glasgow
John Vallance occupier
Mr Robert Dunlop Farmer Drumboy |
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A Small Moorland Farm House occupied by John Vallance the property of The Earl of Glasgow. - |
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SWINZIE BURN |
Swinzie Burn
Swinzie Burn
Swinzie Burn |
'Robertsons' "History of Ayrshire"
Mr R Dunlop Farmer Drumboy
Mr John Dunlop Moorend |
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A small Burn forming the Boundary at this portion between the Parishes of Stewarton & Fenwick. |
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NORTH DRUMBOY |
North Drumboy
North Drumboy
North Drumboy
North Drumboy
Drumboy |
Mr Craig Factor
Mr. Robert Dunlop occupier
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
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A Farm House occupied by Mr. Robert Dunlop and the property of the Earl of Glasgow. |
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DRUMBOY HILL |
Drumboy Hill
Drumboy Hill
Drumboy Hill |
Mr. James Dunlop Highfield
Mr. Robert Dunlop North Drumboy
Mr. John Gemmell South Drumboy |
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An eminence in the Northern part of the parish of Fenwick near a farm called Highfield. |
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SOUTH DRUMBOY |
South Drumboy
South Drumboy
South Drumboy
South Drumboy |
Mr Craig Factor
Mr John Gemmell occupier
Mr. Robert Dunlop North Drumboy
Johnson' Co. [County] Map |
013 |
A Farm House occupied by Mr. John Gemmell and the property of the Earl of Glasgow. |
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County of Ayr -- No. 21. -- Parish of Fenwick |
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MOOR |
Moor
Moor
Moor
Rowallan Muir
Muir
Muir |
Mr. Scott Factor to the Marquis of Hastings
Mr James Gemmell - Tenant
Mr Boyd Poor Law Inspector Fenwick
Aitken's Parish Map
Voters List
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A farm house occupied by Mr James Gemmell the property of the Marquis of Hastings. -
The name has evidently been derived from the fact of the place having been entirely surrounded by "Moor". It was formerly called Rowallan Muir, but the name has been out of use these many years. - |
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LAIGH CLUNCH |
Laigh Clunch
Laigh Clunch
Laigh Clunch
Laigh Clunch
Laigh Clunch |
Mr Craig Factor to the Earl of Glasgow
Thomas Steele occupier
Parish Map
Pokelly Estate Maps
'Johnston's County Map' |
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A small Farm house occupied by Thomas Steele the property of the Earl of Glasgow. This seems to be the most Northern house in Fenwick Parish. - |
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CLUNCH BRIDGE |
Clunch Bridge
Clunch Bridge
Clunch Bridge |
Thomas Steele Farmer High Clunch
James Lindsay Farmer High Clunch
Quinten Picken Fenwick |
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A stone Bridge of one Arch built on the stream which forms the boundary between Stewarton and Fenwick, immediately adjoining Laigh Clunch Farm house. A county Bridge |
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WEST BROADMOSS |
West Broadmoss
West Broadmoss
West Broadmoss
West Broadmoss
Laigh Broadmoss
Broad Moss |
Mr Craig Factor to the Earl of Glasgow
List of Voters
John Steven occupier
Mr Thompson Post Office
"Johnston's County Map"
Parish Map |
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A Farm house occupied by Mr John Steven the property of the Earl of Glasgow. This place was formerly called Laigh Broadmoss & appears as such in "Johnstons County Map" |
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EAST BROADMOSS |
East Broadmoss
East Broadmoss
East Broadmoss
High Broadmoss
Broad Moss |
Mr Craig Factor to the Earl of Glasgow
George Allison occupier
Mr Boyd Poor Law Inspector Fenwick
"Johnston's County Map"
Parish Map |
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A small Farm house occupied by George Allison the property of the Earl of Glasgow Mr James Fergusson of Robertland has the farm taken from the Earl of Glasgow & sub let to George Allison __ The same remark may be applied to this place as to Laigh Broadmoss - see above. |
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CLONHERB LOCH |
Clonherb Loch
Clonherb Loch
Clonherb Loch |
Thomas Shedden Farmer Clonherb
Mr James Currie Farmer Townhead-of -Gree
Mr Alexander Watt Farmer Greelaw |
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A small Artificial Loch which was made a few years ago for Curling on. |
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County of Ayr -- Parish of Fenwick No. 21. |
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FIELDHOUSE |
Fieldhouse
Fieldhouse
Fieldhouse
Fieldhouse |
Mr Craig Factor to the Earl of Glasgow
Mr Wilson Writer Kilmarnock
Mr Boyd Poorlaw Inspector Fenwick
"Johnstons County Map" |
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A small Farm house now occupied by Mrs James Currie the property of the Earl of Glasgow. |
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RAITHILL |
Raithill
Raithill
Raithill
Raith hill
Raithill |
Mr Scott Factor to the Marquis of Hastings
Mr David Dunlop occupier
Rowallan Estate Maps
Parish Map
List of Voters |
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A modern built farm house occupied by Mr David Dunlop the property of the Marquis of Hastings.
This house is called [Raiths.. ] in "Johnston's County Map" but it is not known by that name in the neighbourhood. |
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County of Ayr -- Parish of Fenwick No. 21. |
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GREELAW |
Greelaw
Greelaw
Greelaw
Geelaw |
Mr Craig Factor to the Earl of Glasgow
The Estate Maps of the Earl of Glasgow
Mr Alexander Watt occupier
"Johnstons County Map"
Parish Map |
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A farm house occupied by Mr. Alexander Watt the property of the Earl of Glasgow |
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LITTLE GREE |
Little Gree
Little Gree
Little Gree
Crofthead-of-Gree
Crofthead |
Mr Craig Factor to the Earl of Glasgow
Mr Boyd Poor Law Inspector Fenwick
Mr Thompson Post Master Fenwick
Pokelly estate Map
Parish Map |
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A farm house occupied by Mr Robert Currie the property of the Earl of Glasgow. Sometimes called Crofthead of Gree in "Johnston's County Map" |
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TOWEND OF GREE |
Townend-of-Gree
Townend-of-Gree
Townend-of-Gree
Townend-of-Gree
Gree Townend
Townend |
Mr Craig Factor to the Earl of Glasgow
List of Voters
Pokelly estate Map
James Dunlop occupier
"Johnston's County Map"
Parish Map |
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A farm house occupied by Mr James Dunlop the property of the Earl of Glasgow. |
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County of Ayr -- Parish of Fenwick No. 21. |
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HIGH CLUNCH |
High Clunch
High Clunch
High Clunch
High Clunch
High Clunch
High Clunch |
PoKelly Estate Map
List of Voters
Mr Craig Factor to the Earl of Glasgow
"Johnston's County Map"
Mr James Lindsay occupier
Parish Map |
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A farm house occupied by Mr. James Lindsay the property of the Earl of Glasgow. |
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CLUNCH HILL |
Clunch Hill
Clunch Hill
Clunch Hill |
Mr James Lindsay Farmer High Clunch
Mr Alexander Watt Farmer Gree Law
Mr John Vallance Farmer Blair and Blaircraigs |
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A small hill in the North of Gree Law the North side of this is very rocky & presents rather remarkable appearance as seen from the North or Stewarton Side. |
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TOWNHEAD OF GREE |
Townhead-of-Gree
Townhead-of-Gree
Townheead-of-Gree
Gree Townhead
Grere
Townhead of Gree |
Mr Craig Factor to The Earl of Glasgow
The Estate Maps of the Earl of Glasgow
Mr Thompson Post master Fenwick
"Johnston's County Map"
Parish Map
List of Voters. |
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A Farm house occupied by Messrs William & James Currie the property of the Earl of Glasgow. |
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BLAIR |
Blair
Blair
Blair |
Mr Craig, factor, to the Earl of Glasgow
Mr John Vallance Occupier
Mr James Boyd Poor Law Inspector Fenwick |
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A small Farm House, occupied by Mr John Vallance the property of the Earl of Glasgow. |
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KINGSWELLS |
Kingswells
Kingswells
Kingswells
Kingswells
King's Well
King's Well
King's Well |
Mr A. Scott. Factor to The Marquis of Hastings
Mr Gavin Dalzell, Occupier
Mr Wilson Writer Kilmarnock
Voters List
Old Statistical Acct. [Account]
Paterson's History
New Statistical Account. |
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A Farm House situated on the old line of road leading from Glasgow to Kilmarnock, about 14 miles from the former & 8 miles from the latter, occupied by Mr Gavin Dalzell. The property of the Marquis of Hastings.
"There is a house in this parish (Fenwick) the principal Stage for travelling between Glasgow & Kilmarnock, called the Kingswell. Tradition says, that it got its name on the following occasion, One of the James's came W. [West] to settle some disputes at a place called Pothelly Hall, where are the vestiges, and no more, of an old tower. At the spot where the house now Stands, his horse drank out of a well afterwards called the Kings Well, and also went into a quagmire, which still is known by the name of the "Kings Stable" Old Statistical account |
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"On his (King James') way to
Pathelly Hall, his horse drunk
at the spot where the King's Well
now Stands, and shortly afterwards,
Sank in a quagmire, which
is still called the Kings Stable."
New Statistical Acct. [Account]
& Paterson's History. |
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Site of THE KING'S STABLE |
The King's Stable
The King's Stable
The King's Stable
The King's Stable
The King's Stable
The King's Stable |
Mr Gavin Dalziel Farmer kingswell
Mr John Dunlop Moorend Fenwick
J.H.Picken Esqr. J.P. [Justice of the Peace] Hillhouse Cottage Fenwick
Old Statistical account.
New Statistical account.
Paterson's History. |
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One of the office houses attached to the farm now stands on the ground mentioned as "King's Stable" in the "old Statistical account" Mr Picken informs me that when sinking for the foundation at the present house, there were a great number of horse shoes found below the surface!!!!! |
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KINGSWELL BRIDGE |
Kingswell Bridge |
Mr Gavin Dalziel Farmer Kingswell
Mr John Dunlop Moorend Fenwick
J.H. Picken Esqr. J.P. [Justice of the Peace] Hillhouse Cottage Fenwick
Old Statistical account.
New Statistical account.
Paterson's History. |
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A stone Bridge of one arch, on the road leading from Kingswell to Kilmarnock about 7½ miles from the latter place. Near it is the old Tollhouse, now occupied by farm labourers. |
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OLD TOLLHOUSE [Kingswell Bridge] |
Old Tollhouse |
Mr Gavin Dalziel Farmer Kingswell
Mr John Dunlop Moorend Fenwick
J.H.Picken Esqr. J.P. [Justice of the Peace] Hillhouse Cottage Fenwick
Old Statistical account.
New Statistical account.
Paterson's History. |
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Near it is the old Tollhouse, now occupied by farm labourers.
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"On his (King James') way to
Pathelly Hall, his horse drunk
at the spot where the King's Well
now stands, and shortly afterwards,
sunk in a quagmire, which is
still called the Kings Stable."
Old Statistical acct. [account]
and Paterson's History. |
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CAULDSTANES |
Cauldstanes
Cauldstanes
Cauldstanes
Colston |
Mr Scott Factor to the Marquis of Hastings
Mr H Thompson Postmaster Fenwick
Mr Boyd Poor Law Inspector Fenwick
"Johnston's County Map" |
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A Farm house occupied by Mr James Ramsey the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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DRUMTEE |
Drumtee
Drumtee
Drumtee
Drumtee |
Mr Craig Factor to the Earl of Glasgow
"Johnston's County Map"
The Earl of Glasgows Estate Map
Voters List |
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A Farm House occupied by Mr Samuel Howie, the property of the Earl of Glasgow. |
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DRUMTEE WATER |
Drumtee Water |
The Earl of Glasgow's Estate Map
Mr R Loudon Farmer Hairlaw
Robert Angus, Gamekeeper Laighmoor |
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A Stream having its Source in the Parish of Eaglesham running in a South Westerly direction through the farms of Lochgoin & Drumtee, where it joins Kingswell burn & forms the Fenwick Waters.
It bears this name to its junction with Bught Burn and Soutors Burn. |
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HOWE BURN |
Howe Burn
Howe Burn
Howe Burn |
The Earl of Glasgow's Estate Map
Mr S. Howie Farmer Drumtee
Mr J Young Farmer Drumcloich |
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A small stream having its Source in "Howe Burn Bog", & running in a Westerly direction through Drumtee Farm where it emptys into Drumtee Water. |
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HOWEBURN MOSS |
Howe Burn Moss
Howe Burn Moss
Howe Burn Moss |
Mr S. Howie Farmer Drumtee
Mr J Ramsey Farmer Caulstanes
Mr J Youung Farmer Drumcloich |
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A tract of Heathy pasture lying to the East of Drumtee Farm house, deriving its name from Howe Burn. |
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HOWEBURN BOG |
Howe Burn Bog |
Mr S. Howie Farmer Drumtee
Mr J Ramsay Farmer Caulstanes
Mr J Young Farmer Drumcloich |
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A stripe of Marsh lying to the East of "Howe Burn Moss" deriving its name from the Howe Burn. |
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KINGSWELL BURN |
Kingswell Burn
Kingswell Burn
Kingswell Burn
Kingswell Water |
The Estate maps of "Rowallan" in possession of the Factor of the Marquis of Hastings
Mr Gavin Dalziel, Farmer Kingswell
Mr John Gemmell Farmer North Drumboy
The Estate maps of the Earl of Glasgow in possession of the Factor. |
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This stream is a continiuation of the "Souan Burn" but changes to the present name at its entrance into Kingswell farm on the North side through a bridge on the old line of road Between Glasgow & Kilmarnock.
At this place it also forms the boundary (or march), between the properties of the Earl of Glasgow and that of the Marquis of Hastings - and flows through the farms of Kingswell & Hairlaw until it joins the Fenwick Water. |
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TENTKNOWE |
Tentknowe
Tentknowe
Tentknowe |
Mr G. Dalzell, farmer, Kingswells
Mr John Dunlop Moorend Fenwick
J. H. Picken Esq J.P. [Justice of the Peace] Hillhouse Cottage Fenwick |
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A slight eminence adjoining the plantation to the East of Kingswells farm house, where a sermon was preached by The Revd. [Reverend] James Fisher Minister of Kinclaven - in 1738 - Mr Fisher was one of the first Ministers who seceded from The General Assembly in 1734. - |
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DRUMCLOICH |
Drumcloich
Drumcloich
Drumcloich |
Rowallan Estate Maps
Mr Scott Factor to the Marquis of Hastings
Mr John Young occupier |
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A moorland farmhouse occupied by John Young the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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HAIRLAW |
Hairlaw
Hairlaw
Hairlaw
Harelaw |
Mr Scott Factor to the Marquis of Hastings
Mr Wilson Writer Kilmarnock
Mr Hugh Thompson Post Office Fenwick
"Johnston's County Map" |
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A Farm house occupied by Mr Robert Loudon, the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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TAM'S HILL |
Tam's Hill
Tam's Hill |
J.H. Picken Esq J.P. [Justice of the Peace] Hillhouse Cottage Fenwick
D Vallance Toll Keeper Hairlaw Toll |
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An Hillock to the East of Hairlaw farm house, generally known by this name. derivation not known, nor yet does it appear anything remarkable as seen from the road. |
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WEST POKELLY |
West Pokelly
West Pokelly
West Pokelly
West Pokelly |
Mr Craig. Factor to the Earl of Glasgow
"Johnston's County Map"
The Earl of Glasgows Estate Map
Voters List |
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A Farm house occupied by Mr John Wardrop. the property of the Earl of Glasgow. |
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EAST POKELLY |
East Pokelly
East Pokelly
East Pokelly |
"Johnstons County Map"
The Earl of
Glasgows Estate Map
Mr Craig Factor to the Earl of Glasgow |
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A Farm house occupied by Mr James Lindsay the property of the Earl of Glasgow. |
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DARCLABOCH |
Darclaboch
Darclaboch
Darclaboch
Darclaboch |
Mr Craig. Factor to the Earl of Glasgow
"Johnston's County Map"
The Earl of Glasgows Estate Map
Voters List |
013 |
A farm house occupied by Mr James Stevenson the property of the Earl of Glasgow. |
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CLONHERB |
Clonherb
Clonherb
Clonherb
Clonherb |
Mr Craig. Factor to the Earl of Glasgow
"Johnston's County Map"
The Earl of Glasgows Estate Map
Voters List |
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A Farm house occupied by Mr Thomas Shedden the property of the Earl of Glasgow. |
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THORN |
Thorn
Thorn
Thorn
Thorn |
The Rowallan Estate Map
Johnstons County Map
Mr A Dunlop occupier
Voters List |
013 |
A Farm house occupied by Mr Andrew Dunlop the property of the Marquis of Hastings |
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BURNFOOT |
Burnfoot
Burnfoot
Burnfoot
Burnfoot
Burnfoot |
Mr Craig Factor to the Earl of Glasgow
Johnstons County Map
The Earl of Glasgows Estate Map
Voters List |
013 |
A Farm house occupied by Mr John Wylie the property of the Earl of Glasgow. derived its name from a small burn which runs by the South of the Farm & forms the property boundary between the Earl of Glasgow & the Marquis of Hastings. - |
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BALGRAY MILL (Corn) |
Balgray Mill |
Mr Craig Factor to the Earl of Glasgow
Johnstons County Map
The Earl of Glasgows Estate Map |
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A Corn mill & Farm house occupied by Mr Robert Orr the property of the Earl of Glasgow. |
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POKELLY HALL |
Pokelly Hall
Pokelly Hall
Pokelly Hall
Pokelly-Hall |
Mr Craig Factor to the Earl of Glasgow
Johnstons County Map
The Earl of Glasgows Estate Map
Patersons History. |
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A Farm house occupied by Mr William Craig the property of the Earl of Glasgow it stands a little to the North of the old Tower mentioned as Pothelly Hall in the old Statistical account |
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Site of POKELLY CASTLE |
Pokelly Castle
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Johnstons County Map
Mr Craig Factor to the Earl of Glasgow
Mr John Kirkland Fenwick |
013 |
This is the Pothelly hall mentioned in the old Stat. Act. [Statistical Account] It stood in a field to the South of the present farm house, the foundation was dug out some years since & the stones applied to the making of a car Road for the adjoining Farms. The Hawthorn tree referred to in the old Stat.act. [Statistical Account] stood on the farm of Damhead, but was cut down some 40 years ago. - |
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'At some distance from King's Well stood Pathelly Hall (Pathelly
Hall is probably a a popular mistake for Polkelly. Patersons History) a baronial residence
of the Cochranes, at that time a plan of some importance, but of which there is now
hardly a vestige." Hither one of the Jameses was proceeding to administer justice on
occasion of Some feud or foray." After a long ride over some difficult ground. " "His Majesty had
acquired an appetite too sharp to be compatible with comfort. He was obliged therefore to alight
at the nearest house, which happened to be a peasant's cottage. The gudewife supplied him with very
homely cheer." He was proceeding to depart, when the good woman told him her husband was one of the prisoners
whose trial had been the main object of his journey, that he surely would have the heart to hang a man after
having eat his breakfast sitting in his armchair. This appeal the rules of hospitality rendered *
* irresistable. When he reached Pothelly Hall, he singled out the
husband of his hostess, lectured him on the impropriety of his
conduct, and dismissed him, with an admonishment to be a
better bairn. He next commenced his investigation and found 18
of the prisoners guilty, hung them forthwith on a hawthorn, which
is still pointed out, and displays obvious marks of
great antiquity." Patersons History - taken from
the old Statistical Acct. [Account]
'The Hawthorn Tree has been destroyed
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CUTS BURN |
Cutts Burn
Cutts Burn
Cutts Burn |
Charles Skeoch Esqr. Rat,
Mr John Kennedy (Post Master)
Title Deeds |
013 |
A Streamlet, which has its Source near Broad Moss, in Fenwick Parish; passes between Cauldhame and Bogside Farms, it enters the Annick at Stewerton, |
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Fenwick No. 21. -- 13 -10 |
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PADDEUAX |
Paddeuax
Paddeuax
Paddeuax
Paddoe
Podeaux |
Estate Map
Andrew Scott Esqr. Factor
Mr Hugh Wyllie occupier
Parish Map
Johnson's Map. |
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An old Farm House occupied by Mr. Hugh Wyllie and the property of the Marquis of Hastings |
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DAMHEAD |
Damhead
Damhead
Damhead |
Mr. David Wylie occupier
Mr. James Boyd Collector of Rates
Mr John Fairlie Ph. [Parish] Teacher |
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A Farm House occupied by Mr. David Wyllie and the property of The Earl of Glasgow. |
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DAMBACK |
Damback
Damback
Damback |
Mr David Wyllie
Mr. James Boyd Collector of Rates
Mr. John Fairlie Ph. [Parish] Teacher |
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A Small Cottage and the property of Earl of Glasgow. |
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LADESIDE |
Ladeside
Ladeside
Ladeside |
Mr. Thomas Thompson occupier
Mr John Picken North Glassoch
Mr James Boyd Collector of Rates |
013 |
A Small farm House occupied by Mr. Thomas Thompson and the property of Mr. John Picken of North Glassoch |
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LAIGHMUIR |
Laigh Muir
Laigh Muir
Laigh Muir
Laighmuir |
Mr. John Adams Laigh Muir
Mr. John Fairlie Ph. [Parish] Teacher
Mr. James Boyd Fenwick
Johnson's Map |
013 |
Two Small Publich Houses, a Farm House, Cottage, and Some offices, Situated on the road leading from Fenwick to Glasgow and about one mile from Fenwick. The Marquis of Hastings and Mr. Dunlop of Highfiels are the proprietors. |
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RAITHBURN |
Raithburn
Raithburn
Raithburn
Raithburn |
Mr. James Craig occupier
Mr. James Boyd Collector of Rates
Mr. John Fairlie Ph. [Parish] Teacher
List of Voters |
013 |
A Farm House occupied by Mr. James Craig and the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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GLASSOCH BRIDGE |
Glassoch Bridge
Glassoch Bridge
Glassoch Bridge |
Mr. John Picken North Glassoch
Mr. John Adam Laigh Muir
Mr. James Boyd Collector of Rates |
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A new Bridge of one Arch over Fenwick Water on the road leading from Laigh Muir to Galston. it is a County Bridge. |
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NORTH GLASSOCH |
North Glassoch
North Glassoch
North Glassoch
Glassock |
Mr. John Picken occupier
Mr. John Adam Laigh Muir
Mr John Fairlie Ph. [Parish] Teacher Fenwick
List of Voters. |
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A Farm House occupied by Mr. John Picken and the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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MUIRYET BRIDGE |
Muiryet Bridge
Muiryet Bridge
Muiryet Bridge
Muiryet
Muiryet |
Mr. John Adam Laigh Muir
Mr. James Boyd Colector of Rates
Mr. John Fairlie Ph. [Parish] Teacher
Parish Map
Paterson's History of Ayr |
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A Bridge of one Arch over the Fenwick Water built for the use of Farmers. Yet, means a gate in Scottish dialect. |
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BENTHOUSE BRIDGE |
Benthouse Bridge
Benthouse Bridge
Benthouse Bridge |
Mr. John Adam Laigh Muir
Mr. James Boyd Collector of Rates
Mr. John Fairlie Ph. [Parish] Teacher |
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A Bridge of one Arch over the Fenwick Water on a private road for the use of Farmers. |
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RIDGEHILL |
Ridgehill
Ridgehill
Ridgehill
Righill
Righill
Ridgehill
Ridge Hill |
Mr. John Kerr occupier
Mr. John Fairlie Ph. [Parish] Teacher
Mr. James Boyd Collector of Rates
List of Voters
Parish Map
Johnson's Map
"Estate Map" G.B. |
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A Farm House occupied by Mr. John Kerr and the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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HILL OF POKELLY |
Hill-of-Pokelly
Hill-of-Pokelly
Hill-of-Pokelly |
Mr. James Boyd Collector of Rates
Mr. James Murchland occupier
Rental of the Earl of the Earl of Glasgow's Estate in the Parish of Fenwick signed by Mr. Craig Factor to the Earl of Glasgow |
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This is an old farm House Situated on a high ground and occupied by James Murchland it is the property of the Earl of Glasgow. |
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RIDGEHEAD |
Ridgehead
Ridgehead
Ridgehead |
Mr. James Boyd Collector of Rates
Robert Angus occupier
Mr. John Kerr Ridgehill |
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A cottage occupied by Robert Angus and the property of the Marquis of Hastings |
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MILL LADE [Gardrum] |
Gardrum Mill Lade
Gardrum Mill Lade
Gardrum Mill Lade
Mill Lade |
Mr. James Wilson South Glassoch
Mr. John Picken North Glassoch
Mr James Boyd Collector Fenwick
Jamieson |
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A watercourse which Supplies Gardrum Mill. |
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SOUTH GLASSOCH |
South Glassoch
South Glassoch
Glassock |
Estate Map
Andrew Scott Esqr. Factor
Mr. James Wilson occupier
Voters List.
Parish Map. |
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An old Farm House occupied by James Wilson and the property of the Marquis of Hastings |
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DICK'S LAW |
Dick's Law
Dick's Law
Dick's Law |
David Calderwood East Clanfin
Samuel Howie Drumtee
James Calderwood West Clanfin. |
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An eminence about 26 chains N.W. [North West] of East Clanfin, on which is a Trig. [Trigonometrical] Station |
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HUNTER'S MEADOW |
Hunter's Meadow
Hunter's Meadow
Hunter's Meadow |
Samuel Howie Drumtee
Robert Howie Drumtee
David Calderwood East Clanfin |
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A Tract of Rough Pasture on the Drumtee Farm and the property of the Earl of Glasgow. |
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SHELGO BURN |
Shelgo Burn
Shelgo Burn
Shelgo Burn |
Alexander Taylor Burnhead
Estate Map
Alexander Gemmell Ane Laird. |
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A Small Stream which takes this name form North Clanfin. It runs into the Fenwick Water near Burnhead. |
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NORTH CLANFIN |
North Clanfin
North Clanfin
North Clanfin
Mossneuk
Mossneuk |
W. H. Craufurd Esqr. Craufurdland Castle. Proprietor
David Calderwood East Clanfin
James Calderwood West Clanfin
Johnson's Parish Map
Aitken's Parish Map |
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This was formerly a Small Farm House, it is now used as offices and belongs to West Clanfin Farm. it is the property of W. H. Craufurd Esqr. of Craufurdland Castle. it is frequently called Mossneuk, which, I think, is a corruption of Mossnook, being situated on the corner of a Moss. |
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BENTHOUSE |
Benthouse
Benthouse
Benthouse
Benthouse
Benthouse |
Mr. Craig Factor to the Earl of Glasgow.
Alexander Dunlop.
Aitken's Parish Map.
Johnsons Parish Map
Voters List |
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A Farm House occupied by Alexander Dunlop and the property of the Earl of Glasgow. |
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WINDYHILL DAM |
Windyhill Dam
Windyhill Dam
Windyhill Dam |
David Calderwood East Clanfin
James Calderwood West Clanfin
Mr. James Picken Parkhead. |
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A Collection of Water about 22 Chains NE [North East] of East Clanfin |
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EAST CLANFIN |
East Clanfin
East Clanfin
East Clanfin
Windyhill
Windyhill
Windyhill |
W.H. Craufurd Esqr. Craufurdland Castle Proprietor.
David Calderwood occupier
James Calderwood West Clanfin
Aitken's Parish Map
Johnson's County Map
James Picken Parkhead
Voters List |
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A Farm House occupied by David Calderwood and the property of W.H. Crawfurd Esqr. of Craufurdland Castle. It is frequently called Windyhill. |
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GARDRUM MILL BURN |
Gardrum Mill Burn
Gardrum Mill Burn
Gardrum Mill Burn |
Mr. John Lammerton Highburn
Mr. James Boyd Fenwick
Mr. John Fairlie Fenwick |
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A Stream of Water so called from Gardrum Mill to its junction with Balgraymill Burn. |
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HIGHBURN' |
High Burn
High Burn
High Burn
Highburn
Highburn |
Mr John Lammerton occupier
Mr James Boyd Fenwick
Mr John Fairlie Fenwick
Johnson's Map
Parish Map |
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A farm House occupied by John Lammerton and the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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BLAIR HILL |
Blair Hill
Blair Hill
Blair Hill |
Mr. David Walker PorusKin
Mr. William Wallace Oldhall
Mr. John Gemmill Low Gainford |
013 |
An eminence Situated near PorusKin |
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HIGH GAINFORD |
High Gainford
High Gainford
High Gainford
High Greenford
High Gainford
High Gainford |
Andrew Gemmill occupier
John Gemmill Low Gainford
John Lammerton Highburn
Voters Lis.
Johnsons Map.
Parish Map. |
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A Farm House occupied by Andrew Gemmill and the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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LOW GAINFORD |
Low Gainford
Low Gainford
Low Gainford
Estate Map
Low Gainford
Low Gainford
Laigh Gainford |
Andrew Gemmill High Gainford
John Gemmill Low Gainford
John Lammerton Highburn
Laigh Gainford
Voters List
Johnson's Map
Parish Map |
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A Farm House occupied by John Gemmill and the property of The Marquis of Hastings. |
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PORUSKIN |
Poruskin
Pareskin
Pourseskin |
Estate Map
Andrew Scott Esqr. Factor to the Marquis of Hastings
Mr. John Lammerton Highburn
List of Voters
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
013 |
A Farm House occupied by David Walker. the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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GAINFORD RESERVOIR |
Gainford Reservoir
Gainford Reservoir
Gainford Reservoir |
Map of the Kilmarnock Water Works
Mr. John Gemmill Low Gainford
Mr. Andrew Gemmill High Gainford |
013 |
This reservoir is Situated near the Farm House called Low Gainford on the Balgro Mill Burn and belongs to the Kilmarnock Water Works |
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OLDHALL |
Old Hall
Oldhall
Oldhall
Oldhall
Oldhall
Oldhall
Oldhall |
Estate Map
Mr. William Wallace occupier
Mr. John Lammerton Highburn
Parish Rate Book
Parish Map
List of Voters. |
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This is not an Ancient building but a handsome Farm House occupied by Mr. William Wallace and the property of thee Marquis of Hastings. |
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CROFTHEAD |
Crofthead
Crofthead
Crofthead |
Mr. James Picken occupier
Mr. John Lammerton Highburn
Mr. John Gemmill Low Gainford |
013 |
A Farm House occupied by Mr. James Picken and the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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GARDRUMHILL |
Gardrum Hill
Gardrum Hill
Gardrum Hill |
Estate Map
Mr John Scouller occupier
Andrew Scott Esqr. Loudon Cottage |
013 |
A Farm House occupied by Mr. John Scouller and the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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GLAISTER |
Glaister
Glaister
Glaister |
Estate Map
Andrew Scott Esqr. Loudon Cottage Factor to the Marquis of Hastings
Mr. John Lammerton High Burn |
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An old Farm House occupied by Mr. John Graham and the property of the Marquis of Hastings |
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HIGH TODHILL |
High Todhill
High Todhill
High Todhill |
Mr. Peter Gemmill occupier
Mr John Lammerton Highburn
Mr. John Gemmill Low Gainford |
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A good Farm House Situated on an eminence occupied by Mr. Peter Gemmill and the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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KILN |
Kiln |
Estate Map
Andrew Scott Esqr. Loudon Cottage
Mr. Peter Gemmill High Todhill |
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An old building occupied by Cottagers and the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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WELL |
Well
Well House
Wellhouse
Well House |
Mr. Peter Gemmill High Todhill
Mr. John Gemmill Low Gainford
Mr. John Lammerton Highburn
Parish Map.
Johnson's Map.
List of Voters |
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An old building occupied by Cottagers the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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TODHILL QUARRY |
Todhill Quarry (Sandstone)
Todhill Quarry (Sandstone)
Todhill Quarry (Sandstone) |
Mr. Peter Gemmill Todhill
Mr. John Lammerton Highburn
Mr. John Gemmill Low Gainford |
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A Sandstone quarry Situated near High Todhill |
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GAINHILL |
Gainhill
Gainhill
Gainhill |
Mr. John Lammerton Highburn
Mr. David Dickie occupier
Parish rate Book |
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A Farm House occupied by Mr. David Dickie and the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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GLENLIETCH |
Glenlietch
Glenlietch
Glenlietch |
Estate Map
Andrew Scott Esqr. Factor
Mr. John Lammerton Highburn
List of Voters
Johnson's Map |
013 |
A Farm House occupied by Alexander Watt and the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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BALGRAY MILL BURN |
Balgro Mill Burn
Balgray Mill Burn
Balgray Mill Burn
Balgray Mill Burn |
Estate Map
Andrew Scott Esqr. Factor
Mr. John Lammerton Burnside
Mr. Craig. Factor to Lord Glasgow |
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A Stream So called from Balgray Mill to its junction with Gardrum Mill Burn. |
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KIRKTON |
Kirkton
Kirkton
Kirkton
Kirktown
Kirk-Town |
Mr. John Fairlie Parish Teacher
Mr. James Boyd Collector of Rates
Mr. John Whyte Road Surveyor
Robertsons description of Cunningham
W. H. Crauford Esqr. of Craufurdland Castle. |
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This name is given to part of the Village of Fenwick round the Parish Church it is the most ancient part of the Village |
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KING'S ARMS INN [Fenwick] |
Kings Arms
Kings Arms
Kings Arms |
Mr. James Arthur occupier
Mr. James Boyd Collector of Rates
Mr. John Fairlie Parish Teacher. |
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An Inn occupied by Mr. James Arthur who is also the proprietor. it is the only Inn in the Village of Fenwick |
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BRUNTLAND |
Bruntland
Bruntland |
Mr. John Bicket occupier
W. H. Craufurd Esqr. Craufurdland Castle
Mr. John Fairlie Parish Teacher
Johnson's Map |
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A Farm House occupied by Mr. John Bicket and the property of W.H. Craufurd Esqr. of Craufurdland Castle. |
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LAIGH ARNESS |
Laigh Arness
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Laigh Alness
Laigh Arness
Low Arness |
Mr. David Welch occupier
W. H. Craufurd Esqr. Craufurdland Castle
Mr. John Fairlie Parish Teacher Fenwick
Voters List
Parish Maps
Johnston's Maps |
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A Farm House occupied by Mr. David Welch and the property of W. H. Craufurd Esqr. of Craufurdland Castle. |
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BRUNTLAND LIMEWORKS |
Bruntland Limeworks
Bruntland Limeworks
Bruntland Limeworks |
Mr. John Bicket Bruntland
Mr. John Fairlie Parish Teacher
Mr. James Boyd Fenwick |
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These Works are Situated on Bruntland Farm. The Limestone is obtained under ground. W. H. Crauford Esqr. is proprietor |
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GARDRUM |
Gardrum
Gardrum |
Mr. James Boyd Fenwick
Mr. John Fairlie Fenwick
Mr. John Young Midton
Parish Map. |
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A good Farm House occupied by Mr. Robert Lindsay who is also proprietor. |
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MARTYRS' GRAVE (Fergushill and Woodburn) |
Grave of John Fergushill and George Woodburn |
Mr. John Fairlie Fenwick
Mr. James Boyd Fenwick
Mr. John Young Midton. |
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This is the grave of two Covenanters who were shot in 1685.
The Headstone bears the following Inscription.
Here lies the dust of John Fergushill and Georgw Woodburn who were Shot at Midland by Nisbet and his party 1685.
When Bloody Prelates
Once this Nations Pest
Cuntrived that cursed
Self Contradicting Text,
These men for Christ
did Suffer Martyrdom.
And here their dust lies,
waiting till he come
Renewed by Subscription
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MARTYR'S GRAVE (Gemmel) |
Peter Gemmel's Grave |
Mr. John Fairlie Fenwick
Mr. James Boyd Fenwick
Mr. John Young Midton |
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This is also the grave of a Covenanter, the Headstone bears thee following inscription
Here lies the Corps of Peter Gemmel
who was shot to death by Nisbet and his
party 1685 for bearing his faithful testimony
to the cause of Christ aged 21 years
This man like holy Anchorits of old
For Conscience Sak was trust from house and hold.
Bloodthirsty Redcoats cut his prayers short.
And even his dying groan were made their sport.
Ah Scotland breach of Solemn Vows repent
Or blood thy Crime will be thy punishment. |
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County of Ayr -- Parish of Fenwick -- No. 21.
The Church yard of Fenwick attests the nature of the Struggle to which
the inhabitants were Subjected during what is called the Second
Reformation in Scotland. It contains two (three) tombstones
upon which are inscribed the following memorials.
Patersons History
Page 56
See Whites grave in another
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CAPTAIN PATON'S MONUMENT |
Captain Paton's Monument |
Mr John Fairlie Fenwick
Mr. James Boyd Fenwick
Mr. John Young Midton |
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This monument is of Cut stone about two feet by 1½ feet at base and about 8 feet high with a pistol, Swords, drum and flag neatly carved, under these is the following inscription
Sacred to the Memory of
Captain John Paton.
Late in Meadowhead
of this Parish
who Suffered Martyrdom in the grass -market
Edinburgh May 9th. 1684.
He was an Honor to the Country, on the Continent, at Pentland. Drumclog and Bothwell.
His heroic conduct truly evinced the gallant Officer, brave soldier, and true Patriot.
In social and domestic life he was an ornament,
a pious Christian, and faithful witness for truth,
in opposition to the encroachment of the Tyrranical
and despotic power in Church and State,
The mortal remains of Captain Paton sleep
amid the dust of Hindred Martyrs in Grey-Friers Church Yard Edinburgh
Who Antichrist do thus oppose
And for truths cause their lives lay down
Will get the Victory over their foes
And gain life's everlasting crown |
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MARTYR'S GRAVE (White) |
James Whites Grave
James Whites Grave |
Mr. James Boyd Fenwick
Mr. Charles Ross, Fenwick
Paterson's History of Ayr
New Statistical Account of Ayr & Bute |
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This is one of the Martyr's Graves in the Grave Yard belonging to the Parish Church, on the Gravestone, is the following Inscription.
"Here lies the body of James
White who was shot to death
at Little Blackwood by Peter
Inglis and his Party 1685,
Renewed by Subscription 1822."
"This Martyr was by Peter Ingles Shot.
By Birth a Tyger rather than a Scot.
Who, that, his monstrous extract might be Seen
Cut off his head and Kickt o'er the green.
This was that head which was to wear a Crown
A football made by a profane Dragoun."
Paterson's History of Ayr. |
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County of Ayr Parish of Fenwick |
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BRIDGE [Gainford] |
Gainford Bridge
Gainford Bridge
Gainford Bridge |
Andrew Gemmell High Gainford
John Gemmell
Low Gainford
John Lamverton High Burn |
013 |
This a Small Bridge of one Arch over the Balgray Mill Burn on the road leading from Fenwick to Sewarton. it is a County Bridge. |
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SCHOOL [Fenwick] |
School |
Mr. John Fairlie, Teacher
Mr. James Boyd Fenwick
Mr. Charles Ross Fenwick |
013 |
The Parish School in Fenwick is Situated near the Free Church but on the opposite Side of the Street. Mr John Fairlie is Teacher and has been for many years, his Salary amounts to about £25 per year, with School fees and some other emoluments. |
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GUTHRIE'S MONUMENT |
Revd. [Reverend] William Guthries Monument
Revd. [Reverend] William Guthries Monument
Revd. [Reverend] William Guthries Monument |
Mr John Fairlie Fenwick
Mr. James Boyd Fenwick
Mr. John Young Midton |
013 |
This Monument is of Cut Stone about two feet square at Base and about eight feet in height. on it is thee following inscription.
In Memory of Revd. [Reverend] William Guthrie
First Minister of this Parish, and Author
of the Christian's great Interest.
Born 1620 ordained 1644 ejected by
Prelatic Persecution 1664. worn out
by labours and Suffering he died 1665
and was interred in the Chapel at Brechin.
His active and self denied ministry
thro the divine Blessing produced a deep and lasting impression.
This Stone is erected 1854 as a token
of gratitude by the Christian Public.
With heavenly weapons I have fought
The battle of the Lord.
Finished my course and kept the Faith
Depending on his words. |
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FENWICK HILL |
Fenwick Hill |
Mr. John Fairlie Ph. [Parish] Teacher
Mr. James Boyd Collector of Rates
Mr. John Young Midton |
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An eminence on the East side of the Village of Fenwick |
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FENWICK [village] |
Fenwick
Fenwick
Fenwick
Fenwick
Fenwick
Fenwick |
Mr. John Fairlie Parish Teacher Fenwick
Mr. James Boyd Fenwick
Robertson's Map of Cunninghame
Johnson's Map
Parish Map
Paterson's History of Ayr |
013 |
Fenwick is a Small Village Situated on the road leading from Kilmarnock to Glasgow, and about 4 miles from the former place. There are three Houses of Worship in this village. viz.
The Free Church erected A.D. 1844. The United Presbyterian Church erected A.D. 1787, and the Parish Church erected AD 1643, there is a Parish School and two Circulating [libraries] In the Grave Yard belonging to the Parish Church is a Monument erected to the memory of the Revd. [Reverend] William Guthrie first Minister in the Parish, and another somewhat Similar in Shape, erected to the memory of Captain Paton, who was executed in Edinburgh 1684. There are also the graves of three other Covenanters. Viz. Peter Gemmel, John Fergushill and George Woodburn, & James White who were Shot in 1685. These graves have headstones with inscriptions. In this Grave Yard is yet to be Seen what the inhabitants term "the Jugs" which is an Iron Collar with a chain attached, this Collar was placed round the necks of those found guilty of certain crimes. The end of the Chain is fastened at such a height in the wall of the Church as to Keep the person to be punished in a Standing posture, exposed to the gaze of the Congregation.
Fenwick Parish is in the Presbytery of Irvine and Synod of Glasgow and Ayr. The Earl of Glasgow is Patron. |
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CHURCH [Fenwick] |
Church (a) |
Mr. James Boyd Fenwick
Mr. John Fairlie Fenwick
Mr. John Young Midton |
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The Established Church is Situated in that part of the village of Fenwick called Kirkton. it was erected in the year 1643 and is the oldest House of Worship in the Parish of Fenwick. |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAL CHURCH [Fenwick] |
U.P. [United Presbyterian] |
Mr James Boyd Fenwick
Mr. John Fairlie Fenwick
Mr. John Young Midton |
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This Church is situated in the South end of the Village of Fenwick, it is the largest House of Worship in the Village, it was erected in the year 1787 and was rebuilt in the year 1831 |
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FREE CHURCH [Fenwick] |
Church |
Mr. James Boyd Fenwick
Mr. John Fairlie Fenwick
Mr. John Young Midton |
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This Church is Situated in the Northern part of the Village of Fenwick it was erected in the year 1844 |
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MANSE [parish; Fenwick] |
Manse |
Mr. James Boyd Fenwick
Mr. Charles Ross Fenwick
Mr. John Young Midton |
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This is Situated in that part of Fenwick called Kirkton and is the residence of the Revd. [Reverend] David Dickie Minister of the Parish Church. |
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MANSE [U.P.; Fenwick] |
Manse (b) |
Mr. James Boyd Fenwick
Mr. Charles Ross Fenwick
Mr. John Young Midton |
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This Manse is situated near the U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church and is the residence of The Revd [Reverend] William Orr Minister of that Church. |
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FREE CHURCH MANSE [Fenwick] |
Manse (c) |
Mr. James Boyd Fenwick
Mr. Charles Ross Fenwick
Mr. John Young Midton. |
013 |
This Manse is the residence of The Revd. [Reverend] Mr Craig Minister of the Free Church. |
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SKERNIELAND |
Skernieland
Skernieland
Skernieland
Skernieland
Skernieland
Skerneyland
Skerneyland |
Mr. David Muir occupier
Mr John Fairlie Parish Teacher
Rent Book
Mr. James Boyd Fenwick
Robertsons Map of Cunningham
List of Voters.
Parish Map. |
013 |
A Farm House occupied by Mr. David Muir and the property of the Heirs of the late Mr. Foulds. |
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WYLLIELAND |
Wyllieland
Wyllieland
Wyllieland
Wyllieland
Wyllieland Wyllieland
Wylielands |
W.H. Craufurd of Craufurdland Castle
Parish Map
Mr. Matthew Gemmill occupier
Johnson's Map
Mr. John Young Midton
Estate Map
List of Voters |
013 |
A good Farm House occupied by Mr. Matthew Gemmill and the property of W.H. Craufurd of Craufurdland Castle. |
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BRAEHEAD |
Braehead
Braehead
Braehead
Braehead |
Mr. John Bicket Bruntland
Mr. John Fairlie Parish Teacher Fenwick
Mr. James Boyd Fenwick
Ph. [Parish] Map |
013 |
A Small cottage on the road Side between Laigh Arness and Bruntland occupied by Widow Bicket and the property of W. H. Craufurd Esqr. of Craufurdland Castle |
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KIRKTON BRIDGE |
Kirkton Bridge
Kirkton Bridge
Kirkton Bridge |
Mr. John Whyte Surveyor of Roads
Mr. John Fairlie Ph. [Parish ] Teacher
Mr. James Boyd Fenwick |
013 |
A Bridge of one Arch over Fenwick Water near that part of the Vilage of Fenwick Called Kirkton, it is a County Bridge |
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CREELSHEUGH |
Creelsheugh
Creelsheugh
Creelsheugh
Creelsheugh
Croilshaugh
Creelshaw |
Mr. David Muir occupier
Parish Map
Mr. John Fairlie Ph. [Parish] Teacher
Mr. James Boyd Fenwick
Robertson's description of Cunninghame
Johnson's Map |
013 |
A Small Farm House occupied by Mr. David Muir and the property of the Heirs of the Late Mr. Foulds. |
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MAUNSHEUGH |
Mawnsheugh
Mawnsheugh
Mawnsheugh |
Mr. Matthew Gemmill Wyllieland
Mr. Hugh Wyllie occupier
Mr. John Fairlie Parish Teacher |
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An old Farm House occupied by Mr. Hugh Wyllie and the property of Mr Matthew Gemmill of Wyllieland. |
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SPOUTMOUTH |
Spoutmouth
Spoutmouth
Spoutmouth |
Mr. William Murdock Fenwick
Matthew Fulton occupier
Mr. John Fairlie Parish Teacher |
013 |
A Cottage in that part of the Village of Fenwick called Kirkton occupied by Mr. Matthew Fulton and the property of Mr. Andrew Fulton of Glasgow. |
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GARDRUM MILL (Corn) |
Gardrum Mill (corn)
Gardrum Mill (corn)
Gardrum Mill (corn)
Gardrummill |
Estate Map
Andrew Scott Esqr. Factor
John Scouller occupier
List of Voters |
013 |
A Corn mill worked by water, occupied by John Scouller and the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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HIGH GARDRUM |
High Gardrum
High Gardrum
High Gardrum |
Andrew Dunlop owner and occupier
Mr. James Boyd Fenwick
Parish Rate Book |
013 |
A Small Farm House occupied By Mr. Andrew Dunlop who is also the Proprietor |
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MIDTON |
Midton
Midton
Midton
Midton |
Mr. John Young occupier
Mr. James Boyd Fenwick
Parish Rate Book
List of Voters |
013 |
A Farm House occupied by Mr. John Young And the property of the Marquis of Hastings |
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TOWNEND |
Townend
Townend
Townend |
Mr. James Lindsay occupier
Mr. James Boyd Fenwick
Parish Rate Book |
013 |
A Farm House occupied by Mr. James Lindsay and the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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EAST WARNOCKLAND |
East Warnockland
East Warnockland
East Warnockland
East Warnockland |
Mr. James Wright occupier
Mr. James Boyd Fenwick
Mr. John Young Midton
Parish Rate Book |
013 |
An old Farm House occupied by Mr. James Wright and the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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WEST WARNOCKLAND |
West Warnockland
West Warnockland
West Warnockland |
Mr. John Dunlop occupier
Mr. John Young Midton
Mr. James Lindsay Townend |
013 |
An old Farm House occupied by Mr. John Dunlop and the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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BURNHEAD |
Burnhead
Burnhead
Burnhead
Burnhead |
Alexander Taylor occupier
W .H. Craufurd Esqr. Craufurdland Castle
Mr. John Young Midton
Parish Map. |
013 |
A Farm House occupied by Mr. Alexander Taylor and the property of W. H. Craufurd of Craufurdland Castle. |
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GLAISTER BRIDGE |
Glaister Bridge
Glaister Bridge
Glaister Bridge |
Mr. John Lammerton Highburn
Mr John Fairlie Parish Teacher |
013 |
A Small Bridge of one Arch over Gardrum Mill Burn on the road leading from Fenwick to Stewarton, it is a county Bridge. |
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WATERSIDE |
Waterside
Waterside
Waterside |
Mr. James Picken Parkhead
Johnson's Map
Aitkken's Parish Map
List of Voters |
013 |
A Hamlet about 2 miles East of the Village of Fenwick on the Craufurdland Water. There is a Small School, a Woollen Mill giving employment to about twenty persons and a Small Public House. |
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HIGH ARNESS |
High Arness
High Arness
High Arness
High Arness
High Arness |
W. H. Craufurd Esqr. Craufurdland Castle
Estate Map
Hugh Alexander occupier
Aitken's Parish Map
Johnson's County Map |
013 |
A Farm House occupied by Hugh Alexander and the property of W. H. Craufurd Esqr. of Craufurdland Castle. |
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HARESHAW |
Hareshaw
Hareshaw
Hareshaw
Hairshaw
Hairshaw
Hairshaw |
Mr. Craig Factor to the Earl of Glasgow
Mr. James Young occupier
List of Voters
Aitkens Parish Map
Johnsons County Map
Estate Map |
013 |
A Farm House occupied by Mr. James Young and the property of the Earl of Glasgow. |
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WOOLLEN MILL [Waterside] |
Woollen Mill
Woollen Mill
Woolen Mill |
Mr. Hugh Alexander Waterside
Mr. James Picken Parkhead
Mr. James Boyd Fenwick |
013 |
This is a Carding and Spinning Mill, gives employment to about twenty persons. is the property of the occupier Mr. Hugh Alexander, who resides in a house adjoining the Mill. |
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SCHOOL [Waterside] |
School
School
School |
Mr. James Picken Parkhead
Mr. James Boyd Fenwick
Mr. Hugh Alexander Waterside |
013 |
This is a Small School Situated in Waterside. was built by Subscription by the Neighbouring farmers, the Teacher receives a Subscription of about 50 £ per year with school fees. |
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AMLAIRD |
Amlaird
Amlaird
Amlaird |
W. H. Craufurd Esqr. Craufurdland Castle
Aitkens Parish Map
List of Voters |
013 |
A Farm House occupied by Alexander Gemmell and the property of W. H. Craufurd Esqr. of Craufurdland Castle. |
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WEST CLANFIN |
West Clanfin
West Clanfin
West Clanfin
Clonfine
South Clonfin |
W. H. Craufurd Esqr. Craufurdland Castle
James Calderwood occupier
Voters List
James Calderwood Benbeoch
Aitken's Parish Map
Johnsons County Map |
013 |
A Farm House occupied by James Calderwood and the property of W. H. Craufurd of Craufurdland Castle. |
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BENBEOCH |
Benbeoch
Benbeoch
Benbeoch
Benbeugh
Benbeugh
[Benbeugh] |
W. H. Craufurd Esqr. Craufurdland Castle Proprietor
James Calderwood occupier
Mr. James Boyd Fenwick
Johnsons County Map
Estate Map
[Map] |
013 |
A Farm House occupied by James Calderwood and the property of W. H. Craufurd Esqr. of Craufurdland Castle. |
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EAST BLACKBYRE |
East Blackbyre
East Blackbyre
East Blackbyre
Blackbyre
High Blackbyre
Blackbyre |
Mr. Craig Fairlie Factor to Earl of Glasgow
Hugh Calderwood occupier
David Calderwood East Clanfin
Johnsons County Map
Aitkens Parish Map
List of Voters |
013 |
A Farm House occupied by Hugh Calderwood and the property of the Earl of Glasgow. |
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WEST BLACKBYRE |
West Blackbyre
West Blackbyre
West Blackbyre
Laigh Blackbyre
Laigh Blackbyre |
W .H. Craufurd Esqr. Craufurdland Castle
David Calderwood East Clanfin
Hugh Calderwood East Blackbyre
Aitkins Parish Map
List of Voters |
013 |
A Farm House occupied by David Calderwood and the Property of the Earl of Glasgow. |
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AIRTNOCK |
Airtnoch
Airtnoch
Airtnoch
Artnough
Airtnoch |
Mr. Craig Fairlie Factor to the Earl of Glasgow
James Picken Baron Officer Parkhead
Estate Map
Aitken's Parish Map
Johnson's County Map |
013 |
A Farm House occupied by Robert Alexander and the property of the Earl of Glasgow. |
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MID COLLARY |
Mid Collary
Mid Collary
Mid Collary
Mid Collery
Collerie |
Mr Craig Factor to the Earl of Glasgow
Mr. James Picken Baron Officer Parkhead
Mr. James Boyd Fenwick
Johnsons Map
Aitkens's Parish Map |
013 |
An old Farm House occupied by Widow Stewart and the property of the Earl of Glasgow. |
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EAST COLLARY |
East Collary
East Collary
East Collary
East Collery
Collerie |
Mr. Craig Factor to the Earl of Glasgow
Mr. James Boyd Fenwick
Johnson's County Map
Aitkens's Parish Map |
013 |
A Farm House occupied by Hugh Craig and the property of the Earl of Glasgow. |
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ROUND LINN |
Round Linn
Round Linn
Round Linn |
Mr. James Picken Parkhead
David Calderwood East Clanfin
James Calderwood West Clanfin |
013 |
A deep Pool in the Craufurdland Water about 11 chains NE [North East] of Benbeoch |
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HEAD LINN |
Head Linn
Head Linn
Head Linn |
Mr. James Picken Parkhead
David Calderwood East Clanfin
Hugh Calderwood West Blackbyre |
013 |
A deep Pool in the Craufurdland Water about ½ a mile N.E. [North East] of Round Linn. Linn is a Gaelic word Signifying a Pool. |
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PARKHEAD |
Parkhead
Parkhead
Parkhead |
Mr. Craig Factor to the Earl of Glasgow.
Mr. James Picken occupier
Mr. James Boyd Fenwick |
013 |
A very neat Farm House occupied by Mr. James Picken and the property of the Earl of Glasgow. |
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WEST COLLARY |
West Collary
West Collary
West Collary
West Collery
Collerie |
Mr. Craig Factor to the Earl of Glasgow
Mr. James Picken Parkhead
Mr. James Boyd Fenwick
Johnsons County Map
Aitkens Parish Map. |
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An Old Farm House occupied by Widow Picken and the property of the Earl of Glasgow. |
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SOAME BRIDGE |
Souan Burn
Souan Burn
Souan Burn
Souan Burn
Souan Burn
Souan Burn
Souan Burn
Souan Burn |
Estate Map belonging to the Marquis of Hastings
Mr. Thomas Howie Lochgoyn
Mr. James Gemmell Moor
Mr. John Gemmell South Drumboy
Mr. Robert Dunlop North Drumboy
Mr. John Barr Shieldhill
Mr. John Gemmell Loganswell Toll
Mr. James Reside Floakside |
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This Stream rises in the the parish of Eaglesham and forms part of the Boundary between the Parishes of Fenwick and Eaglesham. when it enters the Kingswell Farm, it takes the name of Kingswell Burn. |
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SOAME BURN |
Souan Bridge
Souan Bridge
Souan Bridge
Souan Bridge
Souan Bridge
Souan Bridge
Souan Bridge |
Mr. Thomas Howie Lochgoyn
Mr. James Gemmell Moor
Mr. James Gemmell South Drumboy
Mr. Robert Dunlop North Drumboy
Mr. John Barr Shieldhill Ph. [Parish] of Eaglesham
Mr. John Gemmell Loganswell Toll
Mr. James Reside Floakside |
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This is a County bridge over Souan Burn on the road leading from Kingswell to Eaglesham. |
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Soame Burn - See Name Book for the adjoining Parish of Eaglesham
JB. Capt. RE [Captain Royal Engineers] |
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DUNTON COVE |
Dunton Cove
Dunton Cove
Dunton Cove
Dunton Cove |
Map of Mr. Craufords' Estate
Mr. Mattew Dunlop Craigendunton
Mr. Matthew Dunlop Junr. [Junior] Craigendunton
Mr. John Dunlop Waterside |
014 |
It is said by the Inhabitants that this Cove is artificial and made by the Covenanters as a place of Concealment. it is Situated in a brow on the Eastern Bank of the Craufurdland Water, and not far from Craigendunton. |
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ROUGH HILL |
Rough Hill
Rough Hill
Rough Hill |
Mr. Matthew Dunlop Craigendunton
Mr. Matthew Dunlop Jnr. [Junior] Craigendunton
Mr. John Dunlop Waterside |
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A Slight eminence on the Craigendunton Farm. |
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POCHWEER BURN |
Pochweer Burn
Pochweer Burn
Pochweer Burn |
Mr Thomas Howie Lochgoyn
Mr John Howie
Mr Matthew Dunlop Craigendunton |
014 |
A Small Stream which [has] its Source on the Lochgoyne [Farm] and runs into the Dunton Water |
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STOCK BURN |
Stock Burn
Stock Burn
Stock Burn |
Mr. Thomas Howie Lochgoyn
Mr. John Howie Lochgoyn
Mr Samuel Howie Drumtee |
014 |
A Small Stream which has its Source in Eaglesham Parish, it runs into Loch Burn |
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MAIDENMIRE BURN |
Maidenmire Burn
Maidenmire Burn
Maidenmire Burn |
Mt. Thomas Howie Lochgoyn
Mr John Howie Lochgoyn
Mr. Samuel Howie Drumtee |
014 |
A Small Stream which has its Source in Eaglesham Parish and for a short distance is the Boundary between Fenwick and Eaglesham it flows into Loch Burn. |
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LOCH BURN |
Loch Burn
Loch Burn
Loch Burn
Lochgoin Water
Lochgoyn Burn |
Mr. Thomas Howie Lochgoyn
Mr. John Howie Lochgoyn
Estate Map
Map of the Estate belonging to the Earl of Glasgow
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
014 |
A Stream running from the Lochgoyn Reservoir into Birk Burn |
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FIELD BOG |
Field Bog
Field Bog
Field Bog |
Mr Thomas Howie Lochgoyn
Mr. John Howie Lochgoyn
Mr. Samuel Howie Drumtee |
014 |
A piece of flat rough pasture on the Lochgoyn Farm near the Eaglesham Boundary. |
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COLLORY BOG |
Collery Bog
Collery Bog
Collery Bog |
Estate Map
John Young Drumcloich
John Howie Lochgoyn |
014 |
A small marsh adjoining the Parish of Eaglesham. The derivation is not known. |
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COLLORYBOG BURN |
Collerybog Burn |
John Howie Lochgoyn |
014 |
A Small stream which flows from Collory Bog into Drumtee Water. |
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SOUTORS BURN |
Soutors Burn
Soutors Burn
Soutors Burn |
Estate Map
Mr. Thomas Howie Lochgoyn
Mr. John Howie Lochgoyn |
014 |
This Stream Has its Source in Eaglesham Parish and is Known by this name till it enters the Drumtee Farm where it takes the name of Drumtee Water. at its junction with Bught Burn. |
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MID BURN |
Mid Burn
Mid Burn
Mid Burn |
Mr. Thomas Howie Lochgoyn
Mr. John Howie Lochgoyn
Mr. Matthew Dunlop Craigendunton |
014 |
A Small Stream on the Lochgoyn Farm flowing into Soutors Burn |
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CRAIGENFAULDS MOSS |
Craigenfaulds Moss
Craigenfaulds Moss
Craigenfaulds Moss |
Mr. Thomas Howie Lochgoyn
Mr. John Howie
Mr. Matthew Dunlop Craigendunton |
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A piece of Moss on the Lochgoyn Farm adjoining the Parish of Eaglesham |
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DENWAN MOSS |
Denwan Moss Denwan Moss
Denwan Moss |
Mr. Thomas Howie Lochgoyn
Mr. John Howie Lochgoyn
Mr. Mattew Dunlop Craigendunton |
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A piece of Moss in the Northern part of Lochgoyn Farm adjoining Craigenfaulds Moss. |
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LOCHGOYN RESERVOIR |
Lochgoyn Reservoir
Lochgoyn Reservoir
Lochgoyn Reservoir
L. [Loch] Goin Reservoir |
Mr. Thomas Lochgoyn
Mr. John Howie Lochgoyn
Mr. Matthew Dunlop Craigendunton
Johnson's Co [County] Map |
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A Reservoir belonging to the Kilmarnock Waterworks situated North of Lochgoyn
Not so strictly speaking
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LOCHGOYN |
Lochgoyn
Lochgoyn
Lochgoyn
Lochgoyn
Lochgoyn
Lovhgoyn
Lochgoyn
Lochgoyn
Lochgoin
Lochgoyen
Lochgoyn
Lochgoyn
Lochgoin
lochgoyne
Lochgoine
Lochgoine
Lochgoyn
Lochgoin |
Estate Map
Mr. Thomas Howie occupier
Rent Rect [receipt] dated 1710 signed Ninian Banatyn
Rent rect. [receipt] dated 1728 signed Thomas Gray
Rent rect. [receipt] dated 1740 signed Robert Ainslie
Rent rect. [receipt] dated 1766 signed James Loudon
Rent rect. [receipt] dated 1781 signed George Douglas
Rent rect. [receipt] dated 1818 signed John Hamilton
Receipts signed John Montgomery
Receipts signed John Montgomery
Receipts signed John Montgomery
Receipts signed John Montgomery
Receipts signed John Montgomery
Rect. [Receipt] signed W. Davidson
Robertsons History of Ayrshire
Aitkins Parish Map
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Paterson's History. |
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An Ancient Farm House occupied by Mr. Thomas Howie, Son to the Author of the Scotch Worthies, and the property of the Marquis of Hastings. The following account copied from Robertsons History of Ayrshire corresponds with that which the present Mr. Howie gives of his family.
"Far up among the moors in the Barony of Rowallan, there is a large Sheep Farm Called Lochgoine. It has been possessed for many generations by a family by the name of Howie which from their own account fled here as refugees from the persecution raised against the Waldenses in France, and have resided in this place for some hundred years. They met with their Share of troubles here also, in the persecuting reigns of the two last Kings of the Stewart line. for with the Same unbending Spirit of their Ancestors, they resisted encroachment on the religious liberties.
There are Still preserved here the Colours, that the Covenanters of this Parish carried with them to the Battle of Bothwell Bridge, which some of them had the address to carry off Safe, and they shew also the sword of Capt. [Captain] Paton of Meadowhead and some other things which are considered as precious Relics." The other things Shewn are a drum which belonged to the Covenanters of this Parish, Capt. [Captain] Patons Bible, and Several Silver Coins of the 13th Century. [continued] over |
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Lochgoyn - Continued
" There are still the decendants of another family in the Parish who sternly resisted the
oppression of the times - we mean the Howies in Lochgoin, a remote farm in the Southeastern
extremity of the parish. 'The House' Says the writer in the "Statistical Account" is altogether inaccessible
in the East to horsemen, and an active man could not, even though acquainted with the locality, at
night cross the moss by which it is defended, but at the risk of his life, and no stranger could venture
across it safely, even in daylight, without a guide." "A situation like this was invaluable
to the Covenanters, and it was a point at which the utmost vigilance and attention of the dragoons were
naturally directed - Twelve times was the house plundered, and as often did the people escape. On
such occasions, the money was removed, and buried in the neighbouring Mosses. It happened once
that they were nearly taken by Surprise, and had only time to conceal the coins, without
being able to reach the spot. In spite of all subsequent search, it remained in the moss for
more than a century, where the place was accidentally discovered. After an extensive search
Some Scores of British and foreign coins were discovered. These are preserved by the family as being
interesting relics. The Fenwick flag, which waved at Bothwell, Kilsyth and Drumclog, is
also preserved at Lochgoin.
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BUGHT BURN |
Bught Burn
Bught Burn
Bught Burn |
Mr. Thomas Howie Lochgoyn
Mr. John Howie Lochgoyn
Mr. Matthew Dunlop Craigendunton |
014 |
A Small Stream which has its Source on the Lochgoyn Farm and flows into Soutors Burn. Where both form the Drumtee Water. it runs by a Bught or old Sheepfold from which it takes its name. |
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POCHWEER BURN |
Pochweer Burn
Pochweer Burn
Pochweer Burn |
Mr. Thomas Howie Lochgoyn
Mr. John Howie Lochgoyn
Mr. Matthew Dunlop |
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A Small Stream which has its Source on The Lochgoyn Farm and runs into the Dunton Water. |
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GREEN HILL |
Green Hill
Green Hill
Green Hill |
Mr. Thomas Howie Lochgoyn
Mr. John Howie Lochgoyn
Mr. Matthew Dunlop |
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A Knowe on the Lochgoyn Farm South of the Farm House |
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Bught - "A penn in which the ewes are milked"
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CRAIGENDUNTON |
Craigendunton
Craigendunton
Craigendunton
Craigendunton
Craigenduntan
Craigenduntan |
Mr Craig Factor to the Earl of Glasgow
Mr. Matthew Dunlop occupier
Mr John Dunlop Waterside
Johnsons Co. [County] Map
List of Voters
Parish Map |
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A Farm House occupied by Mr. Matthew Dunlop and the property of the Earl of Glasgow. |
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CALF FAULD BURN |
Calf Fauld Burn
Calf Fauld Burn
Calf Fauld Burn
Calf fauld Burn |
Mr. Matthew Dunlop Craigendunton
Mr. Matthew Dunlop Jnr. [Junior] Craigendunton
Mr. John Dunlop Waterside
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A Small Stream which rises on the Craigendunton Farm and flows into the Craufurdland Water. |
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CRAUFURDLAND WATER |
Craufurdland Water
Craufurdland Water
Craufurdland Water |
Mr. Matthew Dunlop Craigendunton
Mr. Matthew Dunlop Junr, [Junior] Craigendunton
Mr. John Dunlop Waterside |
014 |
This is the Continuation of the Dunton Water and is So called from the Waterfall on Craigendunton Farm to the point at which it meets the Fenwick Water between Craufurdland Castle and Kilmarnock. |
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CARLIN BURN |
Carlin Burn
Carlin Burn
Carlin Burn |
Mr. Matthew Dunlop Craigendunton
Mr. Matthew Dunton Junr. [Junior] Craigendunton
Mr. John Dunlop Waterside |
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A Small Stream which has its Source in the Dunton Farm and runs into Dunton Water. |
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DUNTON WATER |
Dunton Water
Dunton Water
Dunton Water |
Mr. Matthew Dunlop Craigendunton
Mr. Matthew Dunlop Junr. [Junior] Craigendunton
Mr. John Dunlop Waterside |
014 |
This is the Continuation of Birk Burn and it is so called to the waterfall near Crigendunton where it takes the name of Craufurdland Water. |
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HARESHAW HILL |
Hareshaw Hill
Hareshaw Hill
Hareshaw Hill |
Mr, Matthew Dunlop Craigendunton
Mr. Matthew Dunlop Junr. [Junior] Craigendunton
Mr. John Dunlop Waterside |
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An eminence of the Craigendunton Farm on which is a Trig [Trigonometrical] Station. |
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BIRK BURN |
Birk Burn
Birk Burn
Birk Burn |
Mr William McKersie, Croilburn
Mr Matthew Dunlop Farmer Craigendunton
Mr Boyd P. L. [Poor Law] Inspector Fenwick |
014 |
A small stream having its source in the Parish of Eaglesham It flows in a South Westerly direction through the farm of Craigendunton until its junction with "Loch Burn" where they form the Dunton Water. It is called "Myres Burn" in its Course through Eaglesham Ph [Parish] but takes this name on its entry into Fenwick at the Ph. [Parish] Boundary. |
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ROUGH HILL |
Rough Hill
Rough Hill
Rough Hill |
Mr. William McKersie Farmer Croilburn
Mr M Dunlop Farmer Craigendunton
Mr James Allen Whiteleehill |
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A considerable Hill on the North East of Croilburn farm So called from the ground on the North side being of a Rough Heathery nature. - |
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MONTGOMERY'S GILL |
Montgomery's Gill |
Mr. William McKersie Farmer Croilburn
Mr M Dunlop Farmer Craigendunton
Mr James Allen Whiteleehill |
014 |
A small stream or "Moss Bog" having its Source in the Moor of Croilburn Farm & flowing in a South Westerly direction until its junction with the Gowkshaw Burn. |
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WILD CAT GILL |
Wild Cat Burn
Wild Cat Burn
Wild Cat Burn |
Mr. William McKersie Croilburn
Mr. M Dunlop Craigendunton
Mr. James Lindsay Tayburn
The Estate Maps of the Earl of Glasgow |
014 |
A small stream having its source in the Ph. [Parish] of Eaglesham It crosses the Ph. [Parish] Boundary about 11 Chains from Birk Burn & flows in a Southerly direction until it emptys into "Birk Burn" |
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SLOUGH BURN |
Slough Burn |
Mr. William McKersie Croilburn
Mr. M Dunlop Craigendunton
Mr. James Lindsay Tayburn |
014 |
A small stream having its source in the moor to the North of Croilburn farm House & flowing in a Southerly direction until its junction with Roughhill Burn |
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GOWKSHAW BURN |
Gowkshaw Burn |
Mr. William McKersie Croilburn
Mr. M Dunlop Craigendunton
Mr. James Lindsay Tayburn |
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A steam having its source in the Parish of Eaglsham, from whence it flows in a South Westerly direction through Croilburn Farm where it joins the Roughhill Burn. - |
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GREEN MEADOW |
Green Meadow
Green Meadow
Green Meadow |
Mr William Kersie Croilburn
Mr James Allen Whiteleehill
Mr William Lindsay Craigends |
014 |
A tract of Rough Pasture on the moor of Croilburn farm South from Gowkshaw Burn Stretching East to within 600 lincks of the Parish Boundary of Loudon. It derives the name from the grass having a Greener appearance on it than on the surrounding Moor. |
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HOWE BURN |
Howe Burn
Howe Burn
Howe Burn
How Burn |
Mr. John Lindsay Tayburn
Mr. James Lindsay Tayburn
Mr. William Lindsay Craigend
Johnsons County Map |
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A Small Stream having its Source in the Moor North of Larchet Hill and flows into Hareshawmuir Water about 22 chains N.W. [North West] of Carlin Stane. |
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CRAIGENDS |
Craigends
Craigends
Craigends |
Mr. William Lindsay occupier
Mr. John Lindsay Tayburn
Mr. James Lindsay Tayburn |
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A Farm House occupied by Mr. William Lindsay and the property of the Earl of Glasgow. |
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COWAN'S LAW |
Cowan's Law
Cowan's Law
Cowan's Law |
Mr. William Lindsay Craigends
Mr. James Lindsay Tayburn
Mr. John Lindsay Tayburn |
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An eminence on which is a Trig. [Trigonometrical] Station About 26 chains East of Craigends. |
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CARLIN STANE |
Carlin Stane
Carlin Stane
Carlin Stane |
Mr. William Lindsay Craigennds
Mr. James Lindsay Tayburn
Mr. James Lindsay Tayburn |
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A great Boulder near the junction of Carlin Burn with Hareshawmuir Water.
The reason for giving it this name, is not Known. |
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DINNAFIND KNOWE |
Dinnafind Knowe
Dinnafind Knowe
Dinnafind Knowe
Dinnafind Knowe |
Mr. John Lindsay Tayburn
Mr. John Lindsay Tayburn
Mr. William Lindsay Tayburn
Mr. James Lindsay Tayburn |
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A Small Knowe close to the Hareshawmuir Water and adjoining Dinnafind Moss, the reason for giving it this name is not known. |
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HARESHAWMUIR WATER |
Hareshawmuir Water
Hareshawmuir Water
Hareshawmuir Water |
Mr. John Lindsay Tayburn
Mr. James Lindsay Tayburn
Mr. William Lindsay Craigends |
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A Considerable Mountain Stream so called from the Junction of Rough Hill Burn with Whiteleehill Burn near Croilburn, it runs into the Craufurdland Water near Waterside. |
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LOCH BURN |
Loch Burn
Loch Burn
Loch Burn |
Mr. John Lindsay Tayburn
Mr. James Lindsay Tayburn
Mr. William Lindsay Tayburn |
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A Stream which has its Source in the Moor North of Larchet Hill it takes a South Easterly Course and joins another Stream called Otter Burn. |
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DINNAFIND MOSS |
Dinnafind Moss
Dinnafind Moss
Dinnafind Moss |
Mr. John Lindsay Tayburn
Mr. James Lindsay
Tayburn
Mr. William Lindsay Craighend |
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A tract of Moss S.E. [South East] of Larchet Hill. |
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LARCHET HILL |
Larchet Hill
Larchet Hill
Larchet Hill |
Mr. John Lindsay Tayburn
Mr. James Lindsay Tayburn
Mr. William Lindsay Craigends |
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A Green Hill about 34 Chains North of Craigends. The derivation is unknown. |
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GREENHILL |
Greenhill
Greenhill |
Mr. Craig Factor to the Earl of Glasgow
Robert Clark occupier
Mr. John Lindsay Tayburn |
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A Farm House occupied by Robert Clark and the property of the Earl of Glasgow. |
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GLEN BURN |
Glen Burn |
Mr. John Lindsay Tayburn
Mr. James Lindsay Tayburn
Mr. William Lindsay Craigends |
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A Small Stream So called from the North end of a plantation near Tayburn to its Junction with Hareshawmuir Water. |
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TAYBURN |
Tayburn
Tayburn
Tayburn
Tayburn |
Mr. Craig Factor to the Earl of Glasgow
Mr. John Lindsay Tayburn
Johnson's County Map
Aitken's Parish Map |
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A Farm House occupied by Mr. John Lindsay and the property of the Earl of Glasgow. |
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EERIE BRAES |
Eerie Braes
Eerie Braes
Eerie Braes |
Mr. John Lindsay Tayburn
Mr. James Lindsay Tayburn
Mr. William Lindsay Craigend |
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A ridge of cultivated high ground N.E. [North East] of Meadowhead the reason for calling it so is not known. |
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MEADOWHEAD |
Meadowhead
Meadowhead
Meadowhead
Meadowshead
Meadowshead |
Mr. Craig Factor to the Earl of Glasgow
Mr. Robert Thomson occupier
Johnson's County Map
Aitkens Parish Map
Patersons History.
New Statistical Acct. [Account] |
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A Farm House now occupied by Mr. Robert Thomson and the property of the Earl of Glasgow.
Captain Paton who was executed in the Reign of Charles 2nd in Edinboro as a Covenanter resided here, the house has been rebuilt Since his time. |
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Ery, Eiry, Eerie. - Afrighted; affected with fear,
from whatever causes.
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CRINS HILL |
Crins Hill
Crins Hill
Crins Hill |
William McKersie Farmer Croilburn
James Allen Farmer Whiteleehill
William Lindsay Farmer Craigends |
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A Hillock to the North East of Croilburn farm house. derivation of the name not Known. - |
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CRINSHILL MOSS |
Crinshill Moss
Crinshill Moss
Crinshill Moss |
William McKersie Farmer Croilburn
James Allen Farmer Whiteleehill
William Lindsay Farmer Craigends |
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A tract of Black Heathy Pasture in the North East of Crins Hill from which it derives its name. |
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HAGS GILL |
Hags Hill
Hags Hill
Hags Hill |
William McKersie Farmer Croilburn
James Allen Farmer Whiteleehill
William Lindsay Farmer Craigends |
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A small stream having its source in the moor to the North of Crinshill Moss & flowing in a South Westerly direction until it emptys into the Whiteleehill Burn. - |
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BUCHT BURN |
Bucht Burn
Bucht Burn
Bucht Burn
Bucht Burn |
William McKersie Farmer Croilburn
James Allen Farmer Whiteleehill
William Lindsay Farmer Craigends |
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A small stream having its source from the junction of three Drains or Moss Gills on the moor of Croilburn Farm about a mile to the West of the Farm house. It flows into Whiteleehill Burn. |
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WHITELEE HILL |
Whitelee Hill
Whitelee Hill
Whitelee Hill
Whitelee Hill |
The Earl of Glasgows Estate Map
Mr. James Allen Occupier of the farm
William McKersie Farmer Croilburn
Johnstons Parish Map |
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A gradually rising hill at the South of the Parish covered with Bent & Rough pasture & presenting a whiter appearance not like the adjoining moors. |
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TODHILLS KNOWE |
Todhills Knowe
Todhills Knowe
Todhills Knowe |
William McKersie Farmer Croilburn
James Allen Farmer Whiteleehill
James Lindsay Farmer Tayburn |
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A slight eminence to the East of Croilburn Farmhouse - supposed to have been the location of 'Tods' but there is no authentic information to that effect - although the spot has been Known by the present name for the last hundred years. - |
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TODHILLS MOSS |
Todhills Moss
Todhills Moss
Todhills Moss |
William McKersie Farmer Croilburn
James Allen Farmer Whiteleehill
James Lindsay Farmer Tayburn |
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A tract of Black Heathy pasture lying to the North of Whiteleehill Burn & to the East of Todhills Knowe from which place it derives its name |
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CROILBURN |
Croilburn
Croilburn
Croilburn
Croylburn |
Mr Craig. Factor to the Earl of Glasgow
Alexander McKersie occupier
Johnstons Parish Map
Aitkens Parish Map |
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A Farm house occupied by Messrs. Alexander McKersie & Son the property of the Earl of Glasgow |
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ROUGH HILL BURN |
Roughhill Burn
Roughhill Burn
Roughhill Burn |
William McKersie Farmer Croilburn
James Lindsay Farmer Tayburn
William Lindsay Farmer Craigends |
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A stream having its source in the Parish of Eaglesham & running in a South Westerly direction until its junction with the Whiteleehill Burn where they form the Hareshaw muir Water. |
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OTTER BURN |
Otter Burn
Otter Burn
Otter Burn |
William Lindsay Farmer Craigends
James Lindsay Farmer Tayburn
William McKersie Farmer Croilburn |
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A small stream having its source from Moss hags to the North of Larchet Hill on the farm Craigends & flowing in a Southerly direction where it joins the Hareshawmuir Water. |
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WHITELEEHILL BURN |
Whiteleehill Burn
Whiteleehill Burn
Whiteleehill Burn |
Mr James Allan Farmer Whiteleehill
Alexander McKersie Farmer Croilburn
Mr William Laindsay Farmer Craigends |
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A small stream which has its source from a Spring in the "Whiteleehill" & flows in a North Westerly direction until its junction with the Roughhill Burn where they form the Hareshawmuir Water. |
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POMACK BURN |
Pomack Burn
Pomack Burn
Pomack Burn |
Mr James Allen Whiteleehill
Mr William Lindsay Craigends
Mr William McKersie Croilburn |
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A small stream having its source in the moor of Whiteleehill farm and about half a mile to the South East of the farm house, from where it flows in a Southerly direction until it joins [Deep] Hole where they form "Mucks Water." |
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BRAE |
Brae
Brae
Brae
Brae |
Mr. Thomas Gilmore occupier
Mr. John Fergusson Fenwick
List of Voters
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A Farm House occupied by Mr. Thomas Gilmore and the property of Mr. John Fergusson of Fenwick |
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HARESHAW MILL (Ruins) |
Hareshaw Mill
(in Ruins)
Hairshaw Mill |
Mr. Thomas Gilmore Brae
Mr. James Young Hareshaw
Mr. Thomas Lindsay Langdyke
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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HARESHAW MILL BRIDGE |
Hareshaw Mill Bridge |
Mr. Thomas Gilmore Brae
Mr. James Young Hareshaw
Mr. Thomas Lindsay Langdyke |
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A Bridge of one Arch over the Craufurdland Water on the Trust Road leading from Laigh Muir to Galston.
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LANGDYKE |
Langdyke
Langdyke
Langdyke
Langdyke |
Mr. Thomas Lindsay occupier
Mr. Craig Factor
Aitkins Parish Map
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A Farm House occupied by Mr. Thomas Lindsay and the property of the Earl of Glasgow. |
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POCKINAN BRIDGE |
Pockinan Burn
Pockinan Burn
Pockinan Burn
Polchennan
Pochenan Burn |
Mr. Thomas Lindsay Langdyke
Mr. Crais Factor to the Earl of Glasgow
Mr. Thomas Gilmore Brae
Aitkins Parish Map
Map of the Earl of Glasgows Estate. |
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This stream is formed by the junction of two smaller ones near Black Gill. one of these streams having no name and the other called Stanley Burn it runs into the Craufordland Water near Hareshaw Mill. |
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POCKINAN BURN |
Pockinan Bridge
Pockinan Bridge
Pockinan Bridge |
Mr. Thomas Lindsay Langdyke
Mr. Thomas Gilmour Brae
Mr. James Young Hareshaw |
018 |
A Bridge of one Arch over Pockinan Burn on the Trust Road leading from Laigh Muir to Galston. It is a County Bridge. |
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HARESHAWHILL |
Hareshawhill
Hareshawhill
Hareshawhill
Hareshaw
Hairshawhill
Hairshawhill |
Wililam Craig Esqr. Factor
Mr. James Young occupier
Mr. Thomas Lindsay Langdyke
Voters List
Aitkins Parish Map
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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An old Farm House now in a ruinous State in the occupation of Mr. James Young of Hareshaw it is the property of the Earl of Glasgow. |
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HORSEHILL |
Horsehill
Horsehill
Horsehill
Horsehill |
Estate Map
Mr. Peter Dickie
Mr. Matthew Brown High Grassyards
Voters List |
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Two Farm Houses one occupied by Peter Dickie and the other by Widow Young and the property of the Heirs of the late William Young.
Mr Robert Taylor Bustenend is Proprietor of Peter Dickies Farm. |
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RUSHES |
Rushes
Rushes
Rushes
Thrashes
Trashy |
Estate Map
Robert Shields occupier
Mr. Matthew Brown High Grassyards
Aitkens Parish Map
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A Farm House occupied by Mr. Robert Young and the property of Mr. Robert Taylor of Bustenend The name of this place is usually pronounced as if written Thrashes |
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DARWHILLING |
Darwhilling
Darwhilling
Darwhilling
Darwhilling
Darwhillan |
Estate Map
Mr. Matthew Brown High Grassyards
Mr. Robert Young Hiilead
Aitkin's Parish Map
Johnson's County Map |
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A Farm House occupied by Mr. Robert Taylor and the property of his Father Mr. Robert Taylor of Bustenend. |
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NORTH GRASSYARDS |
North Grassyards
North Grassyards
North Grassyards
Grassyards |
Estate Map
Mr. Matthew Brown High Grassyards
Mr. Robert Young Hillhead
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A Farm House in the occupation of Mr. Robert Taylor and the property of Mr. Robert Taylor of Bustenend. |
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SOUTH GRASSYARDS |
South Grassyards
South Grassyards
South Grassyards |
Estate Map
Mr. Matthew Brown High Grassyards
Mr. Robert Young Hillhead |
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A Fram House in the occupation of Mr. Robert Taylor of Darwhilling and the property of Mr. Robert Taylor of Bustenend. |
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GRASSYARDS BURN |
Grassyards Burn
Grassyards Burn
Grassyards Burn
Grassyards Burn |
Mr Matthew Brown High Grassyards
Mr. Robert Young Hillhead
Mr. James Muir Nether Raith |
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This Stream forms part of the Boundary between the Parishes of Fenwick and Kilmarnock and is Known by this name from where it enters High Grassyards farm to where it joins the Craufurdland Water near Nether Raith |
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HILLHEAD |
Hillhead
Hillhead
Hillhead
Hillhead
Hillend |
Mr. Matthew Brown High Grassyards
Mr. Robert Young Hillhead
Estate Map
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
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A Farm House occupied by Mr. Robert Young and the Property of Mr. Robert Taylor of Bustenend |
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HIGH GRASSYARDS |
High Grassyards
High Grassyards
High Grassyards |
Mr. Matthew Brown occupier
Mr. Robert Young Hillhead
Estate Map. |
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A Farm House occupied by Mr. Matthew Brown and the property of Robert Taylor Bustenend. |
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RAITHMUIR |
Raithmuir
Raithmuir
Raithmuir
Raithmuir |
William Stewart occupier
Mr. Matthew Brown High Grassyards
Mr. Robert Young Hillhead
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A Farm House occupied by Mr William Stewart and the property of the Heirs of the Late James Boyd |
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POCKINAN (Ruin) |
Pochinan (Ruin
Pockinan (Ruin)
Pockinan (Ruin) |
Mr. Thomas Lindsay Langdyke
Mr. Thomas Gilmour Brae
Mr. James Young Hareshaw |
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LOANFOOT |
Loanfoot
Loanfoot
Loanfoot
Lounfoot |
Gavin Dalzell occupier
W. H. Craufurd Esqr. Proprietor
Aitkins Parish Map
Johnson County Map |
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A House occupied by Gavin Dalzell and the property of W. H. Craufurd Esqr. of Craufurdland Castle. |
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GREENFIELD COTTAGE |
Greenfield Cottage
Greenfield Cottage
Greenfield Cottage |
Mr. Robert McCosh occupier
Mr. James Smith Greenwalls
Mr. James Boyd Fenwick |
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A Cottage occupied by Mr. Robert McCosh and the property of Mr. John Graham of Glaister. |
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GREENWALLS |
Greenwalls
Greenwalls
Greenwalls |
Mr. James Smith occupier
Mr. Robert McCosh owner
Aitkins Parish Map |
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A Farm House occupied by Mr. James Smith and the property of Mr. Robert McCosh of Greenwalls. |
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LAIGH FENWICK |
Laigh Fenwick
Laigh Fenwick
Laigh Fenwick
Rose Fenwick
Rose Fenwick
Fenwickstown |
Mr. Robert McCosh Greenfield Cottage
Mr James Taylor Greenwalls
Mr John Brown Langside
Aitkin's Parish Map
Johnson's County Map
Voters List |
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A small Village a little to the North of Fenwick on the Road leading from Fenwick to Kilmarnock. it is called 'Fenwick - Town' in Robertson History of Ayrshire and the names is yet in use among the inhabitants, but it is now, more frequently called Laigh Fenwick weaving seems to be the Chief employment of the inhabitants. |
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HALLHOUSE |
Hallhouse |
Captain Nelson occupier
Mr. Robert McCosh Greenfield Cottage
Mr. James Smith Greenwalls |
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A House at present occupied by Captain Nelson and the property of Mr. Taylor professor of Dancing now residing in Glasgow. |
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LANGSIDE |
Langside |
Mr. John Brown occupier
Mr. James Smith Greenwalls
Mr. Robert McCosh Greenfields Cottage |
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A Farm House occupied by John Brown and the Property of William Brown of Dalry. |
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MIDLAND |
Midland
Midland
Midland
Midland |
W.H. Craufurd Esqr. Craufurdland Castle
Mr. Francis Dunlop occupier
Aitkins Parish Map
Voters List |
018 |
A Farm House occupied by Mr. Francis Dunlop, the property of W.H. Craufurd Esqr. Craufurdland Castle. |
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BRUNTLAND |
Bruntland
Bruntland
Bruntland
Burntland
Brentland |
Mr. John Bicket occupier
W.H. Crauford Esqr. Craufurdland Castle
Aitkins Parish Map
Voters List
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A Farm House occupied by Mr. John Bicket and the property of W.H. Crauford Esqr. of Craufurdland Castle. |
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WHEELHOUSE |
Wheelhouse
Wheelhouse
Wheelhouse |
Mr. John Bicket
Bruntland
Mr. Francis Dunlop Midland
Mr. James Young Hareshaw |
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A small Building Containing a Water Wheel which works the Pumps belonging to the Bruntland Lime Works. |
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BRUNTLAND BRIDGE |
Bruntland Bridge
Bruntland Bridge
Bruntland Bridge |
Mr. John Bicket Bruntland
Mr. Andrew Gemmell Aikenhead
Mr. James Young Hareshaw |
018 |
A Bridge of one Arch over the Craufurdland Water near Bruntland on the road leading from Bruntland to Horsehill. It is a County Bridge. |
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AIKENHEAD |
Aikenhead
Aikenhead
Aikenhead
Aitkenhead
Aikenhead |
W.H. Crauford Esqr. Craufurdland Castle
Mr. Andrew Gemmell occupier
Aitkens Parish Map
List of Voters
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A Farm House occupied by Mr. Andrew Gemmell and the property of W.H. Craufurd Esqr. of Craufurdland Castle. |
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MARCHBANK |
Marchbank
Marchbank
Marchbank
Marchbank
Marchbank |
W.H. Craufurd Esqr. Craufurdland Castle
McLeod Barr occupier
Aitkens Parish Map
List of Voters
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A Farm House occupied by McLeod Barr and the property of W.H. Craufurd Esqr. Craufurdland Castle. |
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RAITH MILL (Ruin) |
Raith Mill (in Ruins)
Raith Mill (in Ruins)
Raith Mill (in Ruins)
Raith Mill (in Ruins) |
Mr. James Taylor Dalraith
Mr. McLead Barr Marchbank
Mr. James Muir Nether Raith
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
018 |
This was a small Corn Mill now in ruins nothing remains but the walls. |
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DALRAITH |
Dalraith
Dalraith
Dalraith
Daliraith
Dalraith |
Mr. James Taylor occupier
Mr. James Muir Nether Raith
Mr. McLeod Barr Marchbank
Aitkins Ph. [Parish] Map
Voters List |
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A Farm House occupied by Mr. James Taylor And the property of James McNight of Edinboro. [Edinburgh] |
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NETHER RAITH |
Nether Raith
Nether Raith
Nether Raith
Nether Raith |
James Muir owner
Mr Allan Brown Beanscroft
Aitkins Parish Map
Voters List |
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A Farm House occupied by the proprietor Mr. James Muir |
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BEANSCROFT |
Beanscroft
Beanscroft
Beanscroft
Beanscroft
Beans Croft |
Mr. Allan Brown owner
Mr. James Muir Nether Raith
Mr. Matthew Fowlds Graystone Knowe
Voters List
Aitkins Parish Map |
018 |
A Farm House occupied by the proprietor Mr. Allan Brown |
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GREYSTONEKNOWE |
Graystoneknowe
GraystoneKnowe
Graystoneknowe |
Mr. Matthew Fowlds owner
Mr. James Muir Nether Raith
Mr. Robert Young Hillhead |
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A Cottage occupied by Mr. Matthew Faulds who is also the proprietor. |
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JANET'S KIRN |
Janet's Kirn
Janet's Kirn
Janet's Kirn
Kirn |
Mr. David Dale Bankend
Mr. Robert Dale Rowallan Castle
Muirs History of Rowallan |
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This is a spot on the Balgray Mill Burn not far from its junction with Gardrum Mill Burn. it is situated at the bend in the stream and is deeper than any other parts. it is not known why, it got its name. |
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THE MARRIAGE TREE |
The Marriage Tree
The Marriage Tree
The Marriage Tree |
Mr. David Dale Bankend
Mr. Robert Dale Rowallan Castle
Muirs History of Rowallan |
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This is a fine Sycamore Tree on the East side of Balgray Mill Burn and near a bend in the stream called Janet's Kirn it got its name form Jane Mure, daughter of the Last Sir William Mure of Rowallan, being married under its shade to William Fairlie of Bruntsfield. She was born in the year 1678 after the death of William Fairlie she became the wife of David first Earl of Glasgow. |
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Kirn - A Churn - Jamieson's Dictionary. |
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MUIREND |
Muirend
Muirend
Muirend |
Mr John Dunlop occupier
Johnsons County Map
Aitkens Parish Map |
018 |
A House occupied by Mr. John Dunlop and the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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LITTLE FENWICK |
Little Fenwick
Little Fenwick
Little Fenwick |
Andrew Scott Esqr.
Johnson's County Map
Aitkens Parish Map |
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A Farm House occupied by Mr. James Wyllie and the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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BRIERBUSH |
Brierbush
Brierbush
Brierbush
Brierbush
Briarbuss |
Andrew Scott Esqr. Factor
Johnson's County Map
Estate Map
List of Voters
Aitken's Parish Map |
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A Farm House lately occupied by William Dunlop and the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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WEST TANNACRIECH |
West Tannacriech
West Tannacriech
West Tannacriech
West Tannacriech
West Tannacriech
Tannacrief |
Andrew Scott Esqr. Factor
Mr. James Boyd Fenwick
Estate Map
Johnson's County Map
Aitkens Parish Map
List of Voters |
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A Farm House occupied by Mr. David Dickie and the property of the Marquis of Hastings. derivation not Known. |
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EAST TANNACRIECH |
East Tannacriech
East Tannacriech
East Tannacriech
East Tannacriech
East Tannacrief |
Andrew Scott Esq. Factor
Estate Map
Johnstons County Map
Parish Map
List of Voters |
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A Farm House occupied by Mr. Alexander Gemmell, the property of the Marquis of Hastings, derivation not Known. |
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HAGHOUSE COTTAGE |
Haghouse Cottage
Haghouse Cottage
Haghouse Cottage
Haghouse
Haghouse |
Andrew Scott Esqr. Factor
Mrs. Stewart occupier
Mr. James Boyd Fenwick
Aitkens Parish Map
Johnsons County Map |
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An old thatched cottage occupied by Mrs. Stewart and the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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DALMUSTERNOCK |
Dalmusternock
Dalmusternock
Dalmusternock
Dalmusternock |
Estate Map
Andrew Scott Esqr. Factor
Aitken's Parish Map
List of Voters |
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A Farm House occupied by Mr. Robertson and the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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HILLHOUSE LODGE |
Hillhouse Lodge
Hillhouse Lodge
Hillhouse Lodge |
Mr. Picken Proprietor
Mr. James Highet Hillhousehill
Mr. James Muir Nether Raith |
018 |
A handsome Lodge occupied by the Proprietor Mr. Picken |
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HILLHOUSEHILL |
Hillhousehill
Hillhousehill
Hillhousehill
Hallhousehill |
Mr. James Highet occupier
Mr. James Muir Nether Raith
Mr. John Orr
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
018 |
Two Farm Houses, one the property of Mr. Picken Hillhouse Lodge the other the property of a Mrs. Baird now residing in Ireland. |
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ORANGE BOVEN |
Orange Boven
Orange Boven
Orange Boven |
Mr. John Orr Junr. [Junior] Orange Boven
Mr. John Orr Senr. [Senior] Orange Boven
Mr. Peter Orr Orange Boven |
018 |
A House occupied by Mr. John Orr Senr. [Senior] who is also Proprietor. |
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SANDBED |
Sandbed
Sandbed
Sandbed
Sandbed |
Mr. John Thomson occupier
Mr. James Muir Nether Raith
Aitkin's Parish Map
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A House occupied by Mr. John Thomson and the property of Mr. James Rayburn of Kilmarnock |
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WOOLLEN MILL [Sandbed] |
Sandbed Mill
(Woollen) |
Mr. John Thomson occupier
Mr. James Muir Nether Raith
Mr. Matthew Fowlds Graystoneknowe |
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This is a Small Woollen Mill for Carding and Spinning it is the property of Mr. James Rayburn of Kilmarnock. |
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CRAUFURDLAND BRIDGE |
Craufurdland Bridge
(County) |
Mr John Thomson Sandbed
Mr. James Muir Nether Raith
Mr. Matthew Fawlds Graystoneknowe |
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A Bridge of one Arch over Craufurdland Water near Craufurdland Castle. |
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STANLEY BURN |
Stanley Burn
Stanley Burn
Stanley Burn |
The Earl of Glasgow Estate Map
Mr John Lindsay Farmer Tayburn
Mr William Lindsay Farmer Craigends |
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A small stream having its source in the Parish of Kilmarnock and flowing in a North Westerly direction through the farms of Tayburn & Raithmuir. It derives its name from a small heap of stones being placed at the side of it shewing the original course of the Stream. |
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DAVY'S BURN |
Davy's Burn
Davy's Burn
Davy's Burn |
Mr. John Lindsay Tayburn
Mr. James Lindsay Tayburn
Mr William Lindsay Craigends |
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A small stream having its source from drains in the moor of Tayburn farm. From whence it flows in a North Westerly direction until its junction with the Hareshaw Moors Water. |
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CAMERON'S MOSS |
Cameron's Moss |
Mr. John Lindsay Tayburn
Mr. James Lindsay Tayburn
Mr William Lindsay Craigends |
019 |
A Tract of Heathy Pasture on the farm of Tayburn - presenting a whiter appearance [on] the surrounding moor. - Derivation of the name not Known - |
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BLACK GILL |
Black Gill
Black Gill
Black Gill |
Mr. James Lindsay Tayburn
Mr John Lindsay Tayburn
Mr William Lindsay Craigends |
019 |
A small stream having its source 500 Links to the south of a Trig [Trigonometrical] Station on the moor of Tayburn farm. From whence it flows in a South Westerly direction until its junction with the Stanley Burn - where they form the Pochinan Burn |
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CARLIN BURN |
Carlin Burn |
Mr. James Lindsay Tayburn
Mr John Lindsay Tayburn
Mr William Craigends |
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A small stream having its source from a drain which forms the Boundary between the Parishes of Fenwick and Kilmarnock in the farm of Craigends, from whence it flows in a Northerly direction until its junction with the Hareshaw Moor Water. |
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WHITLEY BURN |
Whitley Burn
Whitley Burn
Whitley Burn |
Mr James Lindsay Tayburn
Mr Gavin Allen Farmer Whiteleehill
Mr William Lindsay Craigends |
019 |
A small stream having its source in the Whiteleehill farm, & flowing in a N. [North] Westerly Direction until its junction with the Carlin Burn. |
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NEILSON'S GILL |
Neilson's Gill
Neilson's Gill
Neilson's Gill |
Mr James Lindsay Tayburn
Mr William Lindsay Craigends
Mr John Lindsay Tayburn |
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A small stream having its source about 13 chains from the parish Boundary on the Craigends farm and flowing in a North Westerly direction until its junction with the Whitey Burn. - |
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[Signed] John Bayley Capt. [Captain] R.E. [Royal Engineers]
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WHITELEEHILL |
Whiteleehill
Whiteleehill
Whiteleehill
Whiteleehill |
Mr Craig Factor to the Earl of Glasgow
The Earl of Glasgow Estate Map
Mr Gavin Allen occupier |
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A farm house occupied by Mr Gavin Allen & the property of the Earl of Glasgow. This is the most Southerly house in Fenwick Parish |
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HONEY BOG |
Honey Bog |
Mr Gavin Allen Whiteleehill
Mr William Lindsay Craigends
Mr William McKersie Croilburn |
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A sort of Glen or Hollow lying to the South West of Whiteleehill farm house. Derivation of the name not Known. |
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INDEX
Name of Objects -- Sheets -- Plans -- Pages
Parish of Fenwick -- -- 1
Amlaird -- 13 -- 16 -- 57
Airtnock -- 13 -- 16 -- 58
Aikenhead -- 18 -- 3 -- 100
Bennar or Shieldhill Burn -- 9 -- 16 -- 5
Blaircraigs -- 13 -- 3 -- 7
Blair -- 13 -- 8 -- 17
Burnfoot -- 13 -- 10 -- 23
Balgray Mill -- 13 -- 10 -- 24
Benthouse Bridge -- 13 -- 11 -- 29
Benthouse -- 13 -- 12 -- 33
Blair Hill -- 13 -- 14 -- 37
Balgray Mill Burn -- 13 -- 14 -- 40
Bruntland -- 13 -- 15 -- 41
Bruntland Limeworks -- 13 -- 15 -- 42
Bridge -- 13 -- 14 -- 46
Braehead -- 13 -- 15 -- 51
Benbeoch -- 13 -- 16 -- 57
Bught Burn -- 14 -- 5 -- 71
Birk Burn -- 14 -- 10 -- 75
Bucht Burn -- 14 -- 14 -- 86
Brae -- 18 -- 4 -- 91
Bruntland -- 18 -- 3 -- 99
Bruntland Bridge -- 18 -- 3 -- 100
Beanscroft -- 18 -- 4 -- 102
Brierbush -- 18 -- 2 -- 105
Black Gill -- 19 -- 1 -- 112
Clunch Bridge -- 13 -- 6 -- 11
Clonherb Loch -- 13 -- 6 & 10 -- 12
Clunch Hill -- 13 -- 7 -- 16
Clonherb -- 13 -- 10 -- 23
Cuts Burn -- 13 -- 9 -- 26
Crofthead -- 13 -- 14 -- 38
Capt. [Captain] Patons Monument -- 13 -- 15 -- 44
Church -- 13 -- 15 -- 49
Creelsheugh -- 13 -- 15 -- 52
Collary Bog -- 14 -- 5 -- 67
Collarybog Burn -- 14 -- 5 -- 67 |
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Craigenfaulds -- 14 -- 5 -- 68
Craigendunton 14 -- 9 -- 73
Calf Fauld Burn 14 -- 9 -- 73
Craufurdland Water 14 -- 9 -- 73
Carlin Burn -- 14 -- 9 -- 74
Craigends -- 14 -- 13 -- 80
Cowan's Law -- 14 -- 13 -- 80
Carlin Stane -- 14 -- 13 -- 80
Crins Gill -- 14 -- 14 -- 86
Crinshill Moss 14 -- 14 -- 86
Croilburn -- 14 -- 14 -- 88
Craufurdland Bridge -- 18 -- 7 -- 110
Cameron's Moss -- 19 -- 1 -- 111
Carlin Burn -- 19 -- 1 -- 112
Cauldstanes -- 13 -- 8 -- 19
Drumboy Hill -- 13 -- 4 -- 9
Drumtee -- 13 -- 8 -- 19
Drumtee Water --- 13 -- 8 -- 19
Drumcloich -- 13 -- 8 -- 22
Darclaboch -- 13 -- 10 -- 23
Damhead -- 13 -- 11 -- 27
Dick's Law -- 13 -- 12 -- 32
Dunton Cove -- 14 -- 9 -- 63
Denwan Moss -- 14 -- 5 -- 68
Dunton Water -- 14 -- 9 -- 74
Dinnafind Knowe -- 14 -- 13 -- 81
Dinnafind Moss -- 14 -- 13 -- 82
Darwhilling -- 18 -- 4 -- 94
Dalraith -- 18 -- 3 -- 101
Dalmasternock -- 18 -- 2 -- 107
Davy's Burn -- 19 -- 1 -- 111
East Broadmoss -- 13 -- 6 -- 14
East Pokelly -- 13 -- 10 -- 23
East Clanfin -- 13 -- 12 -- 34 |
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East Warnockland -- 13 -- 15 -- 54
East Blackbyre -- 13 -- 16 -- 58
East Collary -- 13 -- 16 -- 58
Eerie Braes -- 14 -- 13 -- 84
East Tannacriech -- 18 -- 2 -- 106
Fieldhouse -- 13 -- 7 -- 41
Fenwick Hill -- 13 -- 15 -- 47
Fenwick -- 13 -- 15 -- 48
Free Church -- 13 -- 15 -- 49
Free Church Manse -- 13 -- 15 -- 50
Field Bog -- 14 -- 6 -- 66
Floak Bridge -- 9 -- 16 -- 5
Fenwick (Parish of) -- -- --1
Greenlaw -- 13 -- 7 -- 15
Gardrum Mill Burn -- 13 -- 14 -- 36
Gainford Reservoir -- 13 -- 14 -- 38
Glassock Bridge -- 13 -- 11 -- 28
Gardrum Hill -- 13 -- 14 -- 38
Glaister -- 13 -- 14 -- 39
Gainhill -- 13 --14 -- 40
Glenietch -- 13 -- 41 -- 44
Gardrum -- 13 -- 15 -- 42
Guthries Monument -- 13 -- 15 -- 47
Gardrum Mill (corn) -- 13 -- 15 -- 53
Glaister Bridge -- 13 -- 15 -- 34
Green Hill -- 14 -- 5 -- 71
Greenshaw Burn -- 14 -- 10 -- 76
Green Meadow -- 14 -- 11 -- 78
Greenhill -- 14 -- 13 -- 83
Glen Burn -- 14 -- 13 -- 83
Grassyards Burn -- 18 -- 1 -- 95
Greenfield Cottage -- 18 -- 3 -- 97
Greenwalls -- 18 -- 3 -- 97 |
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Graystoneknowe -- 18 -- 4 -- 102
Highfield -- 9 -- 16 -- 5
High Clunch -- 13 -- 7 -- 16
Howe Burn --13 -- 8 -- 20
Howeburn Moss -- 13 -- 8 -- 20
Howeburn Bog -- 13 -- 8 -- 20
Hairlaw -- 13 -- 8 -- 22
Hunters Meadow -- 13 -- 12 -- 32
Highburn -- 13 -- 14 -- 36
High Gainford -- 13 -- 14 -- 37
High Todhill -- 13 -- 14 -- 39
High Gardrum -- 13 -- 15 -- 53
High Arness -- 13 -- 16 -- 55
Hareshaw -- 13 -- 16 -- 56
Head Linn -- 13 -- 16 -- 59
Hareshaw Hill -- 14 -- 9 -- 74
Howe Burn -- 14 -- 13 -- 79
Hareshawmuir Water -- 14 -- 13 -- 81
Hill of Pokelly -- 13 -- 11 -- 30
Hags Gill -- 14 -- 14 -- 86
Hareshaw Mill (Ruins) -- 18 -- 4 -- 91
Hareshawmill Bridge -- 18 -- 4 -- 91
Hareshaw Hill -- 18 -- 4 -- 93
Horsehill -- 18 -- 4 -- 93
Hillhead -- 18 -- 4 -- 95
High Grassyards -- 18 -- 4 -- 95
Hallhouse -- 18 -- 3 -- 98
Haghouse Cottage -- 18 -- 2 -- 106
Hillhouse Lodge -- 18 -- 7 -- 109
Honey Bog -- 19 -- 2 -- 116
Janets Kirn -- 18 -- 2 - 103
Kingswell Bridge -- 13 -- 8 -- 18
Kingswell Burn -- 13 -- 8 -- 21
Kingwells -- 13 -- 8 -- 17
Kirkton -- 13 -- 15 -- 41
Kings Arms Inn -- 13 -- 15 -- 41 |
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Names of Objects -- Sheets -- Plans -- Pages
Kirkton Bridge -- 13 -- 15 -- 52
Laigh Church -- 13 -- 6 -- 11
Little Gree -- 13 -- 7 -- 15
Ladeside -- 13 -- 11 -- 27
Laighmuir -- 13 -- 11 -- 28
Laigh Arness -- 13 -- 15 -- 41
Low Gainford -- 13 -- 14 -- 37
Loch Burn -- 14 -- 6 -- 66
Lochgoyn Reservoir -- 14 -- 5 -- 68
Lochgoyn -- 14 -- 5 -- 69
Loch Burn -- 14 -- 13 -- 82
Larchet Hill -- 14 -- 13 -- 83
Langdyke -- 18 -- 4 -- 92
Loanfoot -- 18 -- 3 -- 97
Laigh Fenwick -- 18 -- 3 -- 98
Langside -- 18 -- 3 -- 98
Little Fenwick -- 18 -- 2 -- 105
Moor -- 13 -- 4 -- 10
Muiryet Bridge -- 13 -- 11 -- 29
Martyrs Grave (Fergushill & Woodburn) -- 13 -- 15 -- 43
Martyrs Grave (Gemmel) -- 13 -- 15 -- 43
Mill Lade -- 13-- 11 -- 30
Martyrs Grave (White) -- 13 -- 15 -- 45
Manse -- 13 -- 15 -- 50
Manse -- 13 -- 15 -- 50
Mawnsheugh -- 13 -- 15 -- 52
Midton -- 13 -- 15 -- 53
Mid Collary -- 13 -- 16 -- 58
Maidenmire Burn -- 14 -- 6 -- 65 |
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Mid Burn -- 14 -- 5 -- 67
Montgomery's Gill -- 14 -- 10 -- 75
Meadow Head -- 14 -- 13 -- 84
Midland -- 18 -- 3 -- 99
MarchbanK -- 18 -- 3 -- 101
Muirend -- 18 -- 2 105
Nether Raith -- 18 -- 4 -- 102
North Drumboy -- 13 -- 4 -- 9
North GlassocK -- 13 -- 11 -- 28
North Clanfin -- 13 -- 12 -- 33
North Grassyards -- 18 -- 4 -- 94
Neilson's Gill -- 19 -- 1 -- 113
Oldhall -- 13 -- 14 -- 38
Otter Burn -- 18 -- 7 -- 109
Orange Boven -- 18--7-- 109
Pokelly Hall -- 13 -- 10 -- 24
Pokelly Castle (site of) -- 13 -- 10 -- 24
Paddiuax -- 13 -- 11 -- 27
PorusKin -- 13 -- 14 -- 37
ParKhead -- 13 -- 16 -- 60
Pomick Burn 14 -- 15 -- 90
Pockinan Bridge -- 18 -- 4 -- 92
Pockinan (Ruin) -- 18 -- 4 -- 96
Pockweer Burn 14 -- 5 -- 71
Pockinan Burn -- 18 -- 4 -- 92
Raithill -- 13 -- 7-- 14
Raithburn -- 13 -- 11 -- 28
Ridgehill -- 13 -- 11 -- 29
Ridgehead -- 13 -- 11 -- 30
Round Hill -- 13 -- 16 -- 59
Rough Hill -- 14 -- 9 -- 63
Rough Hill -- 14 -- 10 -- 75
Rough Hill Burn -- 14 -- 14 -- 88 |
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Names of Objects -- Sheets -- Plans -- Pages
Rushes -- 18 -- 4 -- 93
Raithmuir -- 18 -- 4 -- 96
Raithmill (Ruin) -- 18 -- 3 -- 100
Shilgo Burn -- 13 -- 12 -- 32
Swinzie Burn -- 13 -- 3 -- 7
South Drumboy -- 13 -- 4 -- 9
Site of the Kings Stable -- 13 -- 8 -- 18
South Glassock -- 13 -- 11 -- 30
School -- 13 -- 15 -- 46
Skernieland -- 13 -- 15 -- 51
Spoutmouth -- 13 -- 15 -- 52
School -- 13 -- 16 -- 56
Souan Bridge -- 14 -- 1 -- 62
Souan Burn -- 14 -- 6 -- 62
Stock Burn -- 14 -- 6 -- 65
Souters Burn -- 14 -- 5 -- 67
Slough Burn -- 14 -- 10 -- 76
South Grassyards -- 18 -- 4 -- 94
Sandbed -- 18 -- 7 -- 110
Stanley Burn -- 19 -- 1 -- 111
Townhead of Gree -- 13 -- 7 -- 15
Townend of Gree -- 13 -- 7 -- 16
Tentknowe -- 13 -- 8 -- 21
Tams Hill -- 13 -- 8 -- 22
Thorn -- 13 -- 10 -- 23
Townend -- 13 -- 15 -- 53
Tayburn -- 14 -- 13 -- 84
Todhills Knowe -- 14 -- 14 -- 87
Todhills Moss -- 14 -- 14 -- 87
The Marriage Tree -- 18 -- 2 -- 103 |
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U.P. (United Presbyterian) Church -- 13 -- 15 -- 49
West Broadmoss -- 13 -- 6 -- 11
Windy Hill Dam -- 13 -- 12 -- 34
Well -- 13 -- 14 -- 39
Wyllieland -- 13 -- 14 -- 51
Waterside -- 13 -- 16 -- 55
Wollen Mill -- 13 -- 16 -- 56
West Clanfin -- 13 -- 16 -- 57
West Blackbyre -- 13 -- 16 -- 58
West Collary -- 13 -- 16 -- 60
Wild Cat Gill -- 14 -- 10 -- 76
Whitelee Hill -- 14 -- 14 -- 86
Whitleehill Burn -- 14 -- 41 -- 88
Wheelhouse -- 14 -- 3 -- 100
West Tanncriech -- 14 -- 2 -- 106
Wollen Mill -- 18 -- 7 -- 110
Whitley Burn -- 19 -- 112
Whiteleehill -- 19 -- 2 -- 116
West Pokelly -- 13 -- 10 -- 23 |
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