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LAIGH TODHILL |
Laigh Todhill
Laigh Todhill
Laigh Todhill |
Estate Map
David Wallace
Robert Dale |
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A Farm House occupied by David Wallace and the property of the The Marquis of Hastings. |
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NEIPHILL |
Neiphill
Neiphill
Neiphill |
Estate Map
Mr. William Robertson Miller Cambuskeith Mill
Mr. John Smith Teacher of the school at Neiphill |
017 |
A number of Cottages occupied by Colliers with a school for the Education of the Children of those employed in Mr. Fennies Coalworks |
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SCHOOL [Neiphill] |
School
School
School |
Mr. John Smith Teacher
Mr. William Robertson Miller Cambuskeith Mill
Mr. John Caldwell Springhill |
017 |
This School is situated at Neiphill it was built for the Education of the Children of those Employed in Mr. Fennies Coalworks. |
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SPRINGHILL |
Springhill
Springhill
Springhill
Springhill |
Mr. John Caldwell occupier
Mr. William Robertson Miller Cambuskeith Mill
Estate Map
Voters list |
017 |
A Farm House occupied by Mr. John Caldwell and the property of the Duke of Portland. |
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Neip - A turnip - Gaelic Dictionary |
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COALHALL |
Coalhall
Coalhall
Coalhall
Coalhall |
Mr. John Smith Teacher of the School at Neiphill
Mr. William Robertson
Mr. John Caldwell Springvale |
027 |
A Range of Cottages occupied by Colliers in Mr. Fennies Coalworks and the property of the Duke of Devonshire. |
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ROWALLAN MAINS |
Rowallan Mains
Rowallan Mains
Rowallan Mains
Mains |
David Dale Bannkend
Robert Dale Rowallan Castle
Archibald Humphrey occupier
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
018 |
This was formerly the Farm Yard and offices belonging to Rowallan Castle nothing remains but an old building, in one part of which, the Gamekeeper resides. |
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REDDING |
Reddind
Redding
Redding
Redding
Redding |
David Dale Bankend
Robert Dale Rowallan Castle
Archibald Humphrey Rowallan Mains
Voters List
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
018 |
A Farm House occupied by Thomas Young and the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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SHAW BURN |
Shaw Burn
Shaw Burn
Shaw Burn |
David Dale Bankend
Robert Dale Rowallan Castle
Daniel Thomson North Craig |
018 |
A Small Stream which takes this name where it enters a plantation West of Rowallan Mains and Joins the Carmel Water soon after it crosses the Turnpike Road leading to Stewarton. |
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SHAW BRIDGE |
Shaw Bridge
Shaw Bridge
Shaw Bridge |
Daniel Thomson North Craig
David Dale Bankend
Robert Dale Rowallan Castle |
018 |
A Bridge of one Arch over the Carmel Water on the Turnpike Road leading to Stuarton. It is a County Bridge. |
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CARMEL WATER |
Carmel Water
Carmel Water
Carmel Water |
Daniel Thomson North Craig
David Dale Bankend
Robert Dale Rowallan Castle |
018 |
This water is formed by the Junction of two Streams Balgraymill Burnans Gardrum Mill Burn near Rowallan Castle taking a Southwesterly coures runs into the Irvine Water. |
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BANKHEAD |
BAnkhead
Bankhead
Bankhead |
Daniel Thomson North Craig
David Dale Bankend
Robert Dale Rowallan Castle |
018 |
A Cottage on the Tannahill farm and the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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TANNAHILL |
Tannahill
Tannahill
Tannahill
Tannahill |
Daniel Thomson North Craig
David Dale Bankend
Robert Dale Rowallan Castle
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
018 |
A Farm House occupied by David Dickie and the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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BANKEND |
Bankend
Bankend
Bankend |
Daniel Thomson North Craig
David Dale occupier
Robert Dale Rowallan Castle |
018 |
A Small Farm House occupied by David Dale and the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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ROWALLAN MILL (Ruin) |
Rowallan Mill (in Ruins)
Rowallan Mill (in Ruins)
Rowallan Mill (in Ruins) |
Daniel Thomson North Craig
David Dale occupier
Robert Dale Rowallan Castle
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
018 |
This is the Ruins of a Corn Mill Situated on the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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HOLMEPARK PLANTATION |
Holmepark Plantation
Holmepark Plantation
Holmepark Plantation |
David Dale Bankend
Robert Dale Rowallan Castle
Daniel Thomson North Craig |
018 |
A mixed plantation Situated on both Sides of the Carmel Water near Rowallan Castle. |
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BANK PLANTATION |
Bank Plantation
Bank Plantation
Bank Plantation |
David Dale Bankend
Robert Dale Rowallan Castle |
018 |
This is a mixed Plantation Situated on the Western Side of Balgray Mill Burn and near Rowallan Castle. |
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JANET'S KIRN |
Janets Kirn
Janets Kirn
Janets Kirn |
Muirs History of Rowallan
David Dale Bankend
Robert Dale Rowallan Castle |
028 |
A Spot in the Balgray Mill Burn at a bend in the Stream not far from Rowallan Castle. The derivation is not Known. Near to this is The Marriage Tree on the Fenwick side of the Stream.
The Marriage Tree is a large Sycamore under the Shade of which, Jane Mure, daughter and Heiress, of the last Sir William Mure of Rowallan, was married to William Fairlie of Buntsfield, after whose demise married 2ndly David first Earl of Glasgow.
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BALGRAY MILL BURN |
Balgray Mill Burn
Balgray Mill Burn |
David Dale Bankend
Robert Dale Rowallan Castle |
018 |
A Stream which has its Source in the northern part of the Parish of Fenwick and is known by this name from Balgray Mill in the Parish of Fenwick to its junction with Gardrum Mill.
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DINNANS |
Dinnans
Dinnans
Dinnans
Dinnings |
David Dale Bankend
Robert Dale Rowallan Castle
Matthew Gilmour occupier
Voters List |
018 |
A Farm House occupied by Matthew Gilmour and the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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GARDRUM MILL BURN |
Gardrum Mill Burn
Gardrum Mill Burn
Gardrum Mill Burn |
David Dale Bankend
Robert Dale Rowallan Castle
Daniel Thomson North Craig |
018 |
A Stream which takes its name from a Corn Mill in the Parish of Fenwick. it takes a S.W. [South West] Course and joins Balgray Mill Burn near Rowallan Castle. |
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MEIKLE MOSSIDE |
Meikle Mosside
Meikle Mosside
Meikle Mosside
Meikle Mosside
Meikle Mosside |
Valuation Roll Kilmk. [Kilmarnock] Parish
A Scott Esqr. Factor
Daniel Thomson North Craig
David Dale Bankend
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
018 |
A Farm House occupied by Robert Young and the property of The Marquis of Hastings. |
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ROWALLAN SCHOOL |
Rowallan School
Rowallan School
Rowallan School |
Mr. William Brown Teacher
David Dale Bankend
Robert Dale Rowallan Castle |
018 |
A Small School near Rowallan Castle by Subscription. The Teacher is appointed yearly by those who Support the School, and receives a Small Subscription annually together with School fees. |
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ROWALLAN CASTLE (In Ruins) |
Rowallan Castle
Rowallan Castle
Rowallan Castle
Rowallan Castle Rowallan Castle |
Robert Dale Woodman Rowallan Castle
Paterson's History
David Dale Bankend
Estate Map
New Statistical Account |
018 |
This Castle is Situated on the North Bank of the Carmel Water, about 3 miles, North of Kilmarnock. It was the Residence of the Baron of Rowallan but it is now going fast to decay and only a few Apartments are occupied by the Woodman, Robert Dale. It appears from a tablet over the door that it was erected about the year 1562, adjoining are the remains of a more Ancient edifice Supposed to be the birthplace of Elizabeth Mure first spouse of King Robert 2nd of Scotland.
The following lines, written by the Revd. [Reverend] George Paxton at one time a Clergyman of Kilmaurs, embody a tradition concerning the origin of 'Rowallan'
"A Scottish chief in days of old
As hoary-headed Sires have told,
was tossed upon the main,
small was the Skiff the Tempest blew
The trembling Chieftain urged his crew
The distan Shore to gain,
Row Allan Low the Baron cried
High on the foaming Surges ride
And bear me Safe on Shore.
A rich domain on Carmel Side
O'er hill and Vale extending wide
Is thine for evermore.
The quivering oar, bold Allan stretched,
The Solid land, the Baron reached,
And Allan won the prize,
Adorned with ropes of twisted Stone,
Long on thy banks Rowallan Shore,
And Still the Storm defies." |
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"Rowallan Castle - This mansion deserted and in decay, save one or
two apartments occupied by the baron bailie, is delightfully Situated on
banks of the Carmel Water. There are different dates upon the building, which
is of a Singular construction, with various initials, and the three mullets and a
moor's head, the Arms of the family. The principal and more ornamental
part of the mansion appears to have been erected in 1562. There is, however,
the fragment of a tower of much higher antiquity, situated
on a projecting rock immediately in the rear of the
more modern building. This is supposed to have been
the birthplace of Elizabeth More, first wife of
Richard II of Scotland, and was anciently called,
no doubt from its situation, the Craig of Rowallan.
The Rowallan family were zealous Supporters of
the Reformation, and the Covenanted cause of
Scotland. Conventions were not unfrequently
held within the mansion, and one of the
apartments, in which are preserved two
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Rowallan Castle continued
'Kirk Stools' of the period, still bears the name of 'Auld Kirk'
Paterson's History of Ayr
Vol. [Volume] 2 p. [Page] 169
New Statistical Acct. [Account]
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RUSHA |
Rusha
Rusha
Rusha |
Messrs. Gardner Factors for the Grougar Estate
The New Valuation Roll
Mr Hugh Fleming Tennant |
018 |
An excellent farm steading with office houses & farm attached, occupied by Mr. Hugh Fleming and the property of the Heirs of the late William Blane Esq. of Grougar.
The house is built on a 'Whinstone Dyke' which can be clearly traced running in a Westerly direction from Loudoun Hill to the Port of Troon. |
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TOPONTHANK |
Toponthank
Toponthank
Toponthank
Toponthank |
Mr. Kelk Factor to The Duke of Portland
New Valuation Roll
Robert Cuthbertson occupier
Voters List |
018 |
A good farm house with offices and farm attached - occupied by Mr Robert Cuthbertson, the property of His Grace the Duke of Portland. |
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LITTLE MOSSIDE |
Little Mosside
Little Mosside
Little Mosside
Little Mosside |
Estate Map
Valuation Roll Ph. [Parish] of Kilmarnock
Daniel Thomson North Craig
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
018 |
A small Farm House occupied by Mrs. Loudoun and the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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NORTHCRAIG |
North Craig
North Craig
North Craig
North Craigs
North Craig |
Estate Map
Daniel Thomson occr. [occupier]
Valuation Roll Ph. [Parish] of Kilmarnock
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
018 |
A Farm House occupied by Mr. Daniel Thomson and the Property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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SOUTHCRAIG |
South Craig
South Craig
South Craig
South Craigs |
Estate Map
Robert Mackie Esqr.
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
018 |
A Farm House occupied by Mr. Robert Mackie and the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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NORTHCRAIG RESERVOIR |
North Craig Reservoir
North Craig Reservoir
North Craig Reservoir |
Mr. Daniel Thomson North Craig
Mr. Robert Mackie South Craig
Mr, Robert Barr Craighall |
018 |
A large Reservoir belonging to the Kilmarnock Water Company situated near the Farm House called North Craig. |
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MEIKLEWOOD |
Meiklewood
Meiklewood
Meiklewood
Meiklewood
Mucklewood |
Mr. John Templeton occupier
Valuation Roll of Kilmarnock Ph. [Parish
Rent Rect. [Receipt] written and Signed by Mr. Scott late Factor
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
018 |
A Farm House occupied by Mr. John Templeton and the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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SPOUT CRAIG |
Spout Craig
Spout Craig
Spout Craig |
Mr. John Templeton Meiklewood
Mr. Daniel Thomson North Craig
Mr. Robert Mackie South Craig |
018 |
A Precipitous Rock on the North Side of the Fenwick water about 14 Chains SW [South West] of Meiklewood over which a Small Stream of water falls, for which reason it is called 'Spout Craig' |
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WARD KNOWE |
Ward Knowe
Ward Knowe
Ward Knowe |
W.H. Craufurd Esqr. Craufurdland Castle
William Dalziel Mains
Mcleod Barr Marchbank |
018 |
A Small Eminence about 16 Chains from Crufurdland Castle in a Northerly direction, it is Situated in a plantation called Ward Knowe Plantation. |
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WARDKNOWE PLANTATION |
Wardknowe Plantation
Wardknowe Plantation
Wardknowe Plantation |
W. H. Craufurd Esr. Craufurdland Castle
William Dalziel Mains
McLeod Barr Marchbank |
018 |
A Plantation near Craufurdland Castle consisting of Mixed Timber, there is a Small eminence in this plantation called Ward Knowe from which it derives its name. |
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MAINS |
Mains
Mains
Mains
Mains |
W. H. Craufurd Esqr.
William Dalziel Mains
McLeod Barr Marchbank
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
018 |
The House occupied by William Dalziel together with the Stables and Offices belonging to Craufurdland Castle. |
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CRAIGHALL |
Craighall
Craighall
Craighall
Craighall
Craighall |
Mr. Robert Barr Occupier
Valuation Roll Kilmk Ph. [Kilmarnock Parish]
Mr. Daniel Thomson North Craig
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
018 |
A Farm House occupied by Mr. Robert Barr and the property of the Marquis of Hastings. |
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FENWICK WATER |
Fenwick Water
Fenwick Water
Fenwick Water |
Mr. Robert Barr Craighall
Mr. Daniel Thomson North Craig
Mr. Robert Mackie South Craig |
018 |
A considerable Stream formed by Several Small Streams flowing thro' [through] the Northern part of the Parish of Fenwick. it takes a S.W. [South West] Course passing near the Village of Fenwick from which it takes its name and joins the Craufurdland Water near Dean Castle. |
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CRAUFURDLAND LOCH |
Craufurdland Loch
Craufurdland Loch
Craufurdland Loch |
W. H. Craufurd Esqr. Craufurdland Castle
William Dalziel Overseer Mains
McLeod Barr Marchbank |
018 |
This Loch is Situated on the Craufurdland Estate and not far from Craufurdland Castle |
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LOCH PLANTATION |
Loch Plantation
Loch Plantation
Loch Plantation |
W. H. Craufurd Esqr. Craufurdland Castle
William Dalziel Mains
McLeod Barr Marchbank |
018 |
A large Plantation lying chiefly between Wardknowe Plantation and Craufurdland Loch in the centre is a quantity of young Fir The remainder is mixed wood and in many parts full grown. |
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BARNCROFT PLANTATION |
Barncroft Plantation
Barncroft Plantation
Barncroft Plantation |
W. H. Craufurd Esqr.
William Dalziel Mains
McLeod Barr Marchbank |
018 |
A plantation near Mains Consisting of Mixed Timber the property of W. H. Craufurd Esqr. Craufurdland Castle |
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SAUGH PLANTATION |
Saugh Plantation
Saugh Plantation
Saugh Plantation |
W. H. Craufurd Esqr.
William Dalziel Mains
McLeod Barr Marchbank |
018 |
A Plantation Consisting of mixed wood South of Craufurdland Loch, The property of W. H. Craufurd Esqr. Craufurdland Castle. |
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STORM BELT |
Storm Belt |
W. H. Craufurd Esqr. Craufurdland Castle
William Dalziel Mains
McLeod Barr Marchbank |
018 |
A Narrow Plantation consisting of Mixed Wood, its general breadth about one Chain and its length about 18 Chains N.W. [North West] of Craufurdland Loch. |
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HUNTER'S BELT |
Hunter's Belt
Hunter's Belt
Hunter's Belt |
W. H. Craufurd Esqr.
William Dalziel
McLeod Barr |
018 |
A narrow Plantation consisting of mixed timber, its general breadth is about 1 chain, it extends from Storm Belt to 'Rushybog Plantation.' |
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RUSHYBOG PLANTATION |
Rushybog Plantation
Rushybog Plantation
Rushybog Plantation |
W. H. Crauford Esqr.
William Dalziel Mains
McLeod Barr Marchbank |
018 |
A Plantation consisting of Mixed Timber about 10 chains East of Craufurdland Castle |
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CRAUFURDLAND CASTLE |
Craufurdland Castle
Craufurdland Castle
Craufurdland Castle
Craufurdland Castle
Crawfurdland Castle
Crawfordland |
William Howieson Craufurd Esqr. Proprietor
William Dalziel overseer Mains
McLeod Barr Marchbank
Paterson's History
New Statistical Acct. [Account]
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
018 |
This Castle Stands near the edge of a Steep bank which rises from the Craufurdland Water. The part, called the Old Tower, is of a rectangular shape and forms the Southwestern extremity of the Building, its date is not Known, but supposed to be about 500 years old. The east wing was erected in 1648 the Front in 1811, the drawing room portion in 1836 and the remainder in 1838 and 1847. The present occupier is William Howieson Craufurd Esqr. from whom this information was obtained. There is an account of the Craufurd and Howieson Families given in Robertsons description of Ayrshire from Page 335 to 350. |
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"Craufurdland Castle, the interesting and Ancient Seat
of the Crawfurds of Crawfurdland, is Situated about three miles to the
North east of the town. It has been built at different periods. The
centre part of it, which is a fine Gothic structure, was erected by the
present worthy representative of the family, who is also the descendant
of the Howiesons of Braehead. The older part or tower, whose walls
are of great thickness, carries us back to a very remote antiquity."
New Statistical Acct. [Account]
"This Ancient residence has been greatly augmented by recent
additions." The Centre erected by the present proprietor, is a fine Gothic
Structure. The most ancient part of it, the Tower, is said although we
know not upon what Authority, to have been" built prior to the
days of William the Conquerer. "The walls are a great thickness &
no doubt claim a remote Antiquity. Paterson' History Vol. [Volume] 2 page 169 |
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MEIKLEWOOD BANK |
Meiklewood Bank |
Mr. Robert Dale
Mr. David Dale
Mr. William Dalziel |
018 |
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CRAIGHALL BANK |
Craighall Bank |
Mr. Robert Dale
Mr. David Dale
Mr. William Dalziel |
018 |
A steep wooded bank near Craighall. |
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BORLAND |
Borland
Borland
Borland
Borland
Boreland |
Aitken's Parish Map
Mr. Robert Fergusson Prop. [Proprietor]
Mr. Daniel Thomson North Craig
Voters List
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
018 |
The Residence of Robert Fergusson Esqr. who is the proprietor. |
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BORLAND BRIDGE |
Borland Bridge
Borland Bridge
Borland Bridge |
Mr. Stephen Torrens Assloss
Mr. Robert Fergusson Borland
Mr. Daniel Thomson North Craig |
018 |
A Bridge of one Arch over the Fenwick Water near Borland on the road leading from Kilmarnock to Craufurdland Castle built by private Individuals. |
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BROOMBRAE |
Broombrae
Broombrae
Broombrae
Broombrae |
W.H. Craufurd Esqr. Craufurdland Castle
William Dalziel Mains
McLeod Barr Marchbank
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
018 |
A Farm House occupied by Mrs. Alexander and the property of William Howieson Craufurd Esqr. of Craufurdland Castle. |
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ASSLOSS |
Assloss
Assloss
Assloss
Assloss
Asloss |
Mr. Stephens Torrens occupier
Valuation Roll Kilmark. Ph. [Kilmarnock Parish
Aitkin Parish Map
Voters List
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
018 |
A Farm House occupied by Mr. Stephen Torrens and the property of John Glen Parker Esqr. of Assloss House. |
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CRAUFURDLAND WATER |
Craufurdland Water
Craufurdland Water
Craufurdland Water |
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W.H. Craufurd Esqr. Craufurdland Castle
William Dalziel Mains |
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The Dunton Water in the Parish of Fenwick takes the name "Craufurdland Water" at a small Waterfall near Craigendunton from there it takes a South Westerly course passing thro' [through] Waterside, Still keeping its S.[South] Westerly course passes near Hillhouse Lodge, Craufurdland Castle. Assloss House and joins the Fenwick Water near Dean Castle. |
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BROOMBRAE PLANTATION |
Broombrae Plantation
Broombrae Plantation
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W.H. Craufurd Esqr. Craufurdland Castle
William Dalziel Mains
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Mt. Tabor or Mount Tabor
Mount Tabor
Mount Tabor |
W.H. Craufurd Esqr. Craufurdland Castle
William Dalziel Mains
McLeod Barr Marchbank |
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Greenhead Plantation
Greenhead Plantation |
W.H. Craufurd Esqr. Craufurdland Castle
William Dalziel Mains
McLeod Barr Marchbank |
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A Plantation consisting of mixed Timber in the eastern part and Forest in the western, it is Situated on a steep brow South of Craufurdland Castle and is the property of William Howieson Craufurd Esqr. of Craufurdland Castle. |
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BRINGAN |
Bringan
Bringan
Bringan
Bringing |
The Duke of Portland's Estate Map
Mr. Dunlop Bringan
Mr. Dalziel Mains
Johnson's County Map |
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A Farm House occupied by Mrs. Dunlop and the property of the Duke of Portland |
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Crooks Mill (Corn)
Crooks Mill (Corn)
Crooks Mill (Corn)
Crooksmill |
The Duke of Portlands Estate Map
Mr. Dunlop Bringan
William Dalziel Mains
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A Corn Mill worked by Water occupied by Mrs. Dunlop of Bringan and the property of the Duke of Portland. |
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BRIDGEND |
Bridge-End
Bridge-End
Bridge-End |
John Wilson occupier
Mr. Peter Orr Orange Boven
Charles Finlay Laigh Blackwood |
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A Cottage House occupied by John Wilson and the Property of W.H. Craufurd Esqr. of Craufurdland Castle |
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Craufurdland Bridge
Craufordland Bridge
Craufurdland Bridge |
Mr. James Nether Raith
Mr. Peter Orr Orange Boven
Mr. Charles Finlay Laigh Blackwood |
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A Bridge of one Arch over Craufurdland Water and a short distance NE [North East] of Craufurdland Castle, It is a County Bridge. |
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Hurlsheuch
Hurlsheuch
Hurlsheuch |
Mr. Peter Orr Orange Boven
Mr. Charles Finlay Laigh Blackwood
Mr. James Barr Monkland |
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WALLSTON |
Wallston
Wallston
Wallston
Wallston |
Andrew Barr ocupier
Valuation Roll Kilmarnock Ph. [Parish]
Peter Orr Orange Boven
Voters List |
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A Farm House occupied by Andrew Barr and the property of The Heirs of the late Patrick Warner of Ardeer. |
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LAIGH BLACKWOOD |
Laigh Blackwood
Laigh Blackwood
Laigh Blackwood
Laigh Blackwood |
Mr Charles Finlay occupier
Estate Map
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Mr Peter Orr Orange Boven |
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Grassyards Burn
Grassyards Burn
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Mr. James Nether Raith
Mr. Peter Orr Orange Boven
Mr. Charles Finlay |
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A Stream which part of the Boundary between the Parishes of Kilmarnock and Fenwick it has no name from its source to where it enters the Farm of High Grassyards. From this point to where it runs into Craufurdland Water near Nether Raith it is called Grassyards Burn. |
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GREENHEAD |
Greenhead
Greehead
Greenhead
Greenhead |
Mr. Peter Orr Orange Boven
Valuation Roll for Ph. [Parish] of kilmarnock
Charles Finlay Laigh Blackwood
Johnson' Co. [County] Map |
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A Farm House on the property of the Duke of Portland, Matthew Young is Tenant. |
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Greenside
Greenside
Greenside
Greenside |
Mr. Peter Orr Orange Boven
Valuation Roll for Ph. [Parish] of Kilmarnock
Mr. Charles Finlay Laigh Blackwood
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A Farm House occupied by Mrs. Taylor and the property of the Duke of Portland. |
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BOGSIDE |
Bogside
Bogside
Bogside |
Mr. Peter Orr Orange Boven
Mr. Charles Finlay Laigh Blackwood
Aitkins Ph. [Parish] Map
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An old House to which is attached a small quantity of land occupied by Mary Templeton and the property of the Heirs of the late Mr. Porteus of Kilmarnock. |
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BRUNTHILL (Ruin) |
Brunthill (Ruins)
Brunthill
Brunthill
Brunthills |
Mr. Charles Finlay Laigh Blackwood
Aitkins Parish Map
Mr. Peter Orr Orange Boven
Johnsons Co. [County] Map |
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This was once a Small Farm House, it is now in ruins it is Situated on the farm of High Barr of Dykehead near Dalry. |
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Oatlands
Oatlands
Oatlands
Oatlands |
Mr. Charles Finlay Laigh Blackwood
Mr. Peter Orr Orange Boven
Mr. James Barr Monkland
Johnson's Co. [County] Map. |
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This is a cottage occupied by Alexander Paton and the property of the Heirs of the late Mr. Porteous. |
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RAWSMUIR |
Rawsmuir
Rawsmuir
Rawsmuir |
Aitkins Parish Map
Valuation Roll Kilmarnock Parish
Mr. James Barr Monklands |
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A small Farm House occupied by the proprietor Nr. Andrew Fleming. This was formerly called Easter Rawsmuir but this is now seldom used. |
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THOMASHILL |
Thomashill
Thomashill
Thomashill |
Mr. Andrew Fleming Rawsmuir
Mr. James Muir Proprietor
Mr. Charles Finlay Laigh Blackwood |
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A Farm House occupied by the proprietor Mr. James Muir. |
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BERRYHILL |
Berryhill
Berryhill
Berryhill
Berryhill
Berryhill |
Berryhill Estate Map
New Valuation Roll
Mr. John Boyd occupier
Voters List
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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An excellent farm house with offices and land attached, the property of the heirs of the late William Boyd and occupied by Mr. John Boyd.
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High Balckwood
Blackwoods |
Berryhill Estate Map
Messrs. Gardner Factors to the Grougar Estate
Mr. John Boyd Berryhill
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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Formerly a farm house & farm the property of the Trustees of the late William Blane Esq. of Grougar. The lands are now included in the farm of Burnhouses - see trace 4 |
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OLDHILL |
Oldhill
Oldhill
Oldhill |
Mr John Boyd Berryhill
Mr Hugh Fleming Rusha
Mr John Mason Hemphill |
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A cot house on the farm of Berryhill, formerly a small farm house, the property of Mr. John Boyd, Berryhill. |
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MUIRSIDE |
Muirside
Muirside
Muirside
Muirside |
Messrs. Gardner Factors on the Grougar Estate
Mr Cuthbert Gemmell occupier
New Valuation Roll
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A good farm house with office houses and farm attached occupied by Mr Cuthbert Gemmell and the property of the Trustees of the late William Blane Esqr. of Grougar |
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BURNHOUSES |
Burnhouses
Burnhouses
Burnhouses |
Messrs Gardner Factors on the Grougar Estate
Mr James Howie Tennant
New Valuation Roll |
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An Excellent farm house with office houses and farm attached. occupied by Mr James Howie. the property of the Trustees of the Late William Blane Esq. of Grougar. |
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MOSCOW |
Moscow
Moscow
Moscow
Moscow |
Aitkens Parish Map
New Valuation Roll
Grougar Estate Map
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A Small village or 'Clachan' Situated on the Grougar Estate & on the Turnpike Road leading from Glasgow to Galston, about 18 miles from the former place and 2 1/4 from the latter. It is also intersected by the Parish Road from Kilmarnock to Rusha and distant from Kilmarnock about 4 miles. - The Post boy from Kilmarnock calls once a day and delivers and collects the letters. It derived its name from the burning of 'Moscow' in 1812 - the first building having been erected about that period. - |
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SCHOOL [Moscow] |
School
School
School |
Mr Thomas Barr Teacher
Mr Robert Muir Moscow
Mr James Howie Burnhouses |
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A 'Side Parochial School' erected by the late William Blane Esq. about 12 years ago on the site of an old one called 'Pakes Hole' The Salary is £10 per annum paid by the Heritors and the Scholars fees - the average attendance at present is about 25 or 30. |
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HEMPHILL |
Hemphill
Hemphill
Hemphill
Hemphill |
Messrs. Gardner Factors on the Grougar Estate
New Valuation Roll
Mr John Mason Tennant
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
018 |
A good farm house with Office houses and farm attached occupied by Mr John Mason, the property of the Heirs of the late William Blane Esq. of Grougar. |
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DYKES |
Dykes
Dykes |
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Formerly a small farm house but now a cot house on the farm of Hemphill. From it the farms of DyKestonend and DyKescroft have taken their names. |
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DYKESTONEND |
Dykestonend
Dykestonend
Dykestonend |
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Mr David Lindsay Tennant
New Valuation Roll |
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A small farm house and farm, occupied by Mr David Lindsay & the property of the Heirs of late William Blane Esq. of Grougar. The Tennant is the Forrester on the Estate. |
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DYKESCROFT |
Dykescroft
Dykescroft
Dykescroft
Dykescroft |
Messrs Gardner Factors on the Grougar Estate
Mr John Whyte Tennant
New Valuation Roll
Voters List |
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An excellent farm house with office houses and farm attached occupied by Mr John Whyte the property of the heirs of the late William Blane Esq. of Grougar. It is frequently called 'Sklate house' from the circumstance of it being the first slate house in that part of the County. |
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SOUTH ONTHANK |
South Onthank
South Onthank
South Onthank
Southunthank
Unthank |
The Duke of Portland's Estate Maps
Mr G. Kilk Factor on the property
New Valuation Roll
Voters List
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A good farm house with offices and farm attached. Occupied by Mr. Hugh Morton and the property of the Duke of Portland |
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POWDER MAGAZINE [Knockingland] |
Powder Magazine
Powder Magazine
Powder Magazine |
McKays History of Kilmarnock
The Duke of Portlands Estate Map
Mr G Kilk Factor |
018 |
A flat roofed stone building situated a little North West from Knockinglaw on the road leading to Kilmaurs. The property of the Commissioners of Police Kilmarnock. |
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NORTH KNOCKINGLAW |
North Knockinglaw
North Knockinglaw
North Knockinglaw
Knockinlaw
Knockinlaw
Knockinglaw
North Knockinglaw |
The Duke of Portlands Estate Map
Mr. G Kelk Factor to the Duke of Portland
Mr Thomas Clark Farmer
Pattersons History of Ayrshire
New Valuation Roll
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
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A farmhouse with offices and farm attached, occupied by Mr Thomas Clark and the property of the Duke of Portland. |
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An ancient SWORD FOUND HERE IN 1845 [North Knockinglaw] |
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It was in one of the fields of this farm (see Trace 3) that the old 'Sword' was found, which is mentioned in 'Pattersons History of Ayrshire' Patterson in quoting that account, from 'McKays History of Kilmarnock' confuses both date and incident, he states the Sword was found in in 1825, and compiles it with the murder of Lord Soulis, whereas the Sword was found in 1845 (as Mr Clark is only 11 Years in the place) and the encounter between Lord Boyd and Lord Soulis is said to have taken place about the spot where Lord Soulis monument now stands. |
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"Tradition states that Lord Soulis was an English
"Nobleman, and that he was killed by an arrow from the
"crossbow of on of the Boyd family. McKay, in his 'History of
"Kilmarnock' gives the tradition at length, and mentions, in
"evidence of the Skirmish which is said to have taken place between
"the contending parties, that in 1825, Mr. Clark, farmer of Knockinlaw, and
"when cutting a drain near the spot where the encounter is said to
"have happened, found at a considerable depth beneath the surface
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However, the following account from an old work entitled the 'Historic and descent of the House of Rowallane' by
'Sir William Mure, Knight' written prior to 1657, may account for the finding of the sword. - ' My Lord of Glencairne postponing ane Richt to the Barronrie of Kilmarnock, procleamit ane court to be holdin at the Knockanlaw, quhair the said Robert Boyd Guidmane of Kilmarnock & Mungow Muir of Rowallan, wt. [with] the
assistance of their friends, Keipet the said day and place of court, offirit Battel to the said Earl of Glencairns, and stayit him from the pretendit Court hoilding" |
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SOUTH KNOCKINGLAW |
South Knockinglaw
South Knockinlaw |
The Duke of Portlands Estate Map
Mr. G Kelk Factor to the Duke of Portland
Mr Thomas Clark Farmer
Pattersons History of Ayrshire
New Valuation Roll
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
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An excellent farm steading with farm attached occupied by Mr James Clelland and the property of the Duke of Portland. |
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DEAN COTTAGE |
Dean Cottage
Dean Cottage
Dean Cottage |
Mr Henry Gardner occupier
Mr Hunter Strauchen Dean
Mr Mathew Thomson Deanside |
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DEANSIDE |
Deanside
Deanside
Deanside |
Mr Mathew Thomson proprietor
Mr Hunter Strauchen Dean
Mr Archibald McKay Kilmarnock |
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A fine 2 story house situated on a gentle slope near Beansburn, on the East side of the road leading to Glasgow about a mile from the Cross of Kilmarnock.
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Site of THE ROMAN WELL [Knockinglaw] |
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Site of a Roman Well
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Mr Archibald McKay Kilmarnock
Mr. Woodburn Annandale
Mr William Sheddan, Little Onthank |
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"It is Supposed that there was a Roman Camp where the powderhouse stands, but there are no visible traces of a camp, nor did the oldest people in the neighbourhood ever see any such remains, but there are persons living in the neighbourhood who saw the Roman Well, it was closed about 20 years ago, when the farm was drained." |
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"There were two urns, containing human remains, discovered close to where the powder house stands, about 60 years ago, by a person of the name of Cuthbertson, who was digging and carrying away earth to make a road. |
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"That the Romans, who traversed the
"banks of the Irvine from its source to its
"junction with the Sea, had a station at
"Kilmarnock is very possible. The site of
"the encampment is supposed to have
"been the Knockinlaw, where the Powder
"House now stands, an eminence, as the
"name implies, commanding an extensive
"view of the surrounding country.
"In the vicinity, until within these five
"years there was a well, long known as
"the 'Roman Well' and not far from it
"various urns and other remains of
"Antiquity have from time to
"time been dug up."
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LITTLE ONTHANK |
Little Onthank
Little Onthank
Little Onthank |
George Gillespie occupier
Mr. John Harper Bonnyton
Mr. John Guthrie Holmes |
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HILLHEAD |
Hillhead
Hillhead
Hillhead |
Valuation Roll Ph. [Parish] of Kilmarnock
James Howie Hillhead
Mr. John Harper Bonyton |
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Two farm houses, one of them is occupied by James Hewit and is the property of the Heirs of the late Jasper Tough, the other house is the property of the Duke of Portland Mr George Paxton is Tenant. |
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BONNYTON |
Bonnyton
Bonnyton
Bonnyton
Bonnyton
Bonnieton |
Valuation Roll Ph. [Parish] of Kilmarnock
Mr. John Harper occupier
Mr. John Guthrie Holmes
Voters List
Duke of Portland's Map |
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A Farm House occupied by John Harper, the property of W. H. Dunlop of Annanhill |
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BONNYTON COTTAGE |
Bonnyton Cottage
Bonnyton Cottage
Bonnyton Cottage |
Mr. John Harper Bonnyton
Mr. John Guthrie Holmes
Valuation Roll Ph. [Parish] Kilmarnock |
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BEANSBURN |
Beansburn
Beansburn
Beansburn
Beansburn
Beansburn |
New Valuation Roll
Mr M Thomson Deanside
McKays History of Kilmarnock
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
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Is a suburb of Kilmarnock on the North side about ¼ of a mile (from the Toll Bar to Dean Cottage) on the road leading to Glasgow about 25 years ago it Consisted only of 2 houses, but since that period the Town has extended rapidly in that direction.
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BEANS BURN |
Beansburn |
New Valuation Roll
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McKays History of Kilmarnock
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
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A stream of about 20 Chains in length and bearing that name from its entry under the road at the locality or suburb of 'Beansburn' until its junction with the 'Kilmarnock Water'
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HILLHEAD BRICKWORKS |
Hillhead Brickworks |
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Mr Archibald McKay Kilmarnock
Mr Alexander Adamson Rosefield |
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Situated between the Glasgow & Kilmaurs Turnpike Roads immediately adjoining the Town occupied by Messrs. Gilmore & Anderson and the property of R McKenzie Esq. W.S [Writer to the Signet] Edinburgh, there is also a Colliery in Connexion with the Brick fields but it is idle at present. |
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ROSEFIELD |
Rosefield |
Mess. Gilmour & Anderson Lessees
Mr Archibald McKay Kilmarnock
Mr Alexander Adamson Rosefield |
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A Cottage situated at the outskirts of the Town to the North side, the property of Mr Alexander Adamson occupied by himself - there is a considerable extent of Market Garden adjoining the Cottage. |
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GILLSBURN |
Gillsburn
Gillsburn
Gillsburn
Gillburn |
Archibald McKay Kilmarnock
Mr H Strauchen Dean
Mr James Merry Jun. [Junior] Dean St. Kilmarnock
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A good two story dwelling house situated on a gentle slope between Dean St. and the River, the property of John Douglass Esq. of London. There is an Orchard, Garden Meadow attached to the house.
The name was taken from a small stream called 'Gills Burn' which is now closed up with the exception of about a chains length which runs through the Orchard tiles shewing the original Course of the Stream. - |
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Kilmarnock Foundry |
Archibald Finnie & Son
Mr. H. Strauchen Dean
Mr Kelk, Factor |
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Townholm Forge |
Mr. H. Strauchen Dean
Mr M Reid
Mr J. G Parker, Assloss |
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A Foundry & Forge situated in Town Holm St. the property of Mathew Reid & Co. [Company] occupied by themselves. |
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Bonfire Knowe |
Mr Lamont Kilmarnock
Mr. Blackwood C.E [Civil Engineer] Kilmarnock
Kilmarnock Estate Plan |
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Bonfire Knowe
Bonfire Knowe
Bonfire Knowe |
Mr. David Lamont Kilmarnock
Mr. R. Blackwood C.E. [Civil Engineer] Kilmarnock
Kilmarnock Estate Plan |
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An eminence on the South side of the Road from Kilmarnock to Glasgow, there is a Flag - Staff on the summit of it 435 links South of Deanside, and the Parlimentary Boundary runs through the summit of it. [J.J] |
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DEAN QUARRY |
Dean Quarry
Dean Quarry
Dean Quarry |
The Duke of Portland's Estate Map
New Valuation Roll
J.G. Parker Esq. Assloss |
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An extensive freestone Quarry worked by Messrs. James & Mathew Craig and is the property of the Duke of Portland and J.G. Parker Esq. of Assloss (the property boundary or March running through it) There is a seam of Coal about 16 inches thick and about 4 feet from the Surface runs through it which dips greatly to the West side as the ground rises. Coal is also found in it at a Considerable depth, there is a new shaft sunk from which they obtain a sufficient quantity for Carrying on the Fine Brick & Tile works connected to it. - |
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JUDAS HILL |
Judas Hill
Judas Hill
Judas Hill |
George Kelk Esq. Factor to the Duke of Portland
John Glen Parker Esq. of Assloss
Archibald McKay Esq. Author of the 'History of Kilmarnock' 116 King St. Kilmarnock |
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A wooded hill situated in the Earl of Dean Castle portions of which have been recently planted with mixed wood and is the property of the Duke of Portland. It is bounded on the South by a portion of the Wall that was built by Lord Boyd round his Estate about 200 years ago. Respecting the derivation of the name I have got two accounts of it, Mr McKay thinks that is a Corruption of the word Justice Hill, as it is possible the Lords Boyd administered justice at an early period.
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DEAN CASTLE (In Ruins) |
Dean Castle
Dean Castle
Dean Castle
Dean Castle
Dean Castle
Dean Castle
Dean Castle
Dean Castle |
McKays History of Kilmarnock
Pattersons History of Ayrshire
Robertsons History of Ayrshire and Cunninghame
New Statistical Acct. [Account]
Paterson History
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Old Statistical Account. |
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Is situated on the East bank of the Kilmarnock Water about a mile & a half from the Town of Kilmarnock in a hollow at the Confluence of the Fenwick & Craufurdland Waters. according to 'Robertsons History of Ayrshire' it was accidently burned in 1735. There are two Square piles of the Building still standing without the roof, the walls are of immense strength and height, that of the older portion being about six feet thick.
It is the property of the Duke of Portland and portions of it are used as office houses by Mr Hunter Strauchen the Baron Officer to his Grace.
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"The Dean Castle stands about half a mile North
east from the town, and was the residence of the noble but unfortunate
family of Kilmarnock. It is a very ancient edifice; but no information
can be obtained of the time when it was built. In the year 1735, it was
entirely consumed by fire. This accident was occasioned by by the inattention
of a maid servant, who was preparing some lint for spinning, which
unhappily took fire, by which means this noble and ancient structure
was laid in ruins. In this situation it it still remains, and the hands
of time is slowly destroying what the fury of the flames had spared."
New Statistical Account
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"Dean Castle. The ruins of Dean Castle, once the
seat of the noble but unfortunate family of Boyd, are Situated
within a mile and a half of Kilmarnock" " The castle originally
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" consisted of a single, but strong, massive oblong tower; built
as Grose conjectures, about the beginning of the 15th Century. According
to Pont, who thus describes it, it must have had a much earlier origin: 'It is a startly, faire,
ancient building, arrysing in two grate heigh towers, and built around courteways with fyve
low buildings.' It just belonged to ye Locartts, Lordes thereof, there to the Lord Soulis, and now the
chieffe dwelling almost for 300 zeirs of ye Lords Boyde. Neir to it is the stone Crosse, called
to this day Soulis Crosse, quher they afirme ye Lord Soulis was killed. " The authority of Pont
for this statement seems doubtful, in so far that in the charter granted by Robert the Bruce
to Sir Robert Boyd, dated the 3rd of May 1316, the lands are stated to have previously belonged to
John Baliol. the probability is, therefore, that the Castle was built about this period"
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WARDNEUK |
Wardneuk
Wardneuk
Wardneuk
Wardnuek
Wardnook |
The Duke of Portland's Estate Map
Mr Kelk Factor
New Valuation Roll
Voters List
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A good farm house with Offices and land attached Situated about 2 miles from Kilmarnock on the road leading to Glasgow. It is the property of the Duke of Portland and is occupied by Mr David Rankin |
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SLIDDERYBRAES |
Sliddery Braes
Sliddery Braes
Sliddery Braes
Slidderybrae |
J G Parker Esq. Assloss
New Valuation Roll
Mr George Torrance occupier
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A farm house with offices & land attached occupied by Mr George Torrance and the property of J.G. Parker Esq. |
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ASSLOSSHOUSE |
Assloss House
Assloss House
Assloss House
Assloss
Assloss |
J.G. Parker Esq, Proprietor and occupier
New Valuation Roll
Robertsons History of Ayrshire
Voters List
Jonson's Co. [County] Map |
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A dwelling house situated about 2 miles from Kilmarnock on the top of a steep shelving bank to the East of Fenwick Water, it is the property of J.G. Parker Esq. Robertson accounts for the derivation of the name from its having belonged for a long period to a family of the same name, or of "Asslois of that Ilk" |
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ASSLOSS BRIDGE |
Assloss Bridge
Assloss Bridge
Assloss Bridge |
J.G. Parker Esq. of Assloss
Mr. H. Strauchen Dean
Mr D Rankin Wardneuk |
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A stone Bridge of one Arch built over the Fenwick Water about ¼ a mile North of Dean Castle. It is the property of the Duke of Portland & Mr Parker whose properties it connects & by whom it is Kept in repair, being on an occupation Road. |
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MARION DUNN'S WELL |
Marion Dunn's Well
Marion Dunn's Well
Marion Dunn's Well |
John Parker Esq. Assloss
Mr James Brown Whinpark
Hugh Highet East Wardlaw |
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A well near Assloss House derivation not known. |
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SOUTH DEAN |
South Dean
South Dean
South Dean
South Dean
Southdean
South Dean
South Dean |
Mr George Kelk Factor
Mr Andrew Stevenson Tennant
Mr. J. G. Parker Esq Asloss
The Duke of Portlands Estate map
Voters' List
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An Excellent farm house with offices and land attached, occupied by Mr Andrew Stevenson and the property of the Duke of Portland
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New farm
New farm
New farm
New farm
New farm |
Mr Kelk Factor
Mr John Glodie occupier
New Valuation Roll
Voters List
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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Strawberry Bank
Strawberry Bank
Strawbery Bank |
Mr John Brown occupier
Mr Archibald McKay Kilmarnock
New Valuation Roll |
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A dwelling house with Market Garden attached occupied by Mr John Brown and the property of John Muir Esq. Merchant |
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KILMARNOCK WATER |
Kilmarnock Water
Kilmarnock Water
Kilmarnock Water |
McKay's History of Kilmarnock
Pattersons History of Ayrshire
Robertsons History of Ayrshire |
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Commences at the Confluence of the Craufurdland & Fenwick Waters a little to the East of Dean Castle from where it flows in a South Westward direction until about the centre of the Town of Kilmarnock Crossing the Town under 'the Butcher Market' and 'Towns House' and flowing nearly paralell with King St. and New Glencairn St in a Southerly direction, until its junction with the River Irvine Irvine about ¼ a mile below the village of Riccarton. - |
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BONNETMAKERS MILL |
Bonnetmakers Mill |
Mr Andrew Stevenson South Dean
Mr H Strauchen Dean
Mr Archibald McKay Author of the 'History of Kilmarnock' |
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A waulk mill situated in the East bank of the Kilmarnock Water to the South of Dean Castle occupied by Mr Peter Ritchie for behoof of the 'Bonnetmakers Society' The Bonnetmakers being one of the Incorporated Trades of Kilmarnock |
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DARKPATH T.P. |
Darkpath Toll Bar |
Valuation Roll, Darkpath
Mr. A. Hamilton Town Clerk
Mr. Wark Road Surveyor |
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West Wardlaw
West Wardlaw
West Wardlaw
Wardlaw |
Estate Map
Valuation Roll Ph. [Parish] of Kilmarnock
Mr James Brown Whinpark
Voters List |
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WHINPARK |
Whinpark
Whinpark
Whinpark
Whinpark
Whinpark |
Estate Map
Valuation Roll Ph. [Parish] of Kilmarnock
Mr. James Brown occupier
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
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EAST WARDLAW |
East Wardlaw
East Wardlaw
East Wardlaw
East Wardlaw
East Wardlaw |
Estate Map
Valuation Roll Parish of Kilmarnock
Mr Hugh Highet occupier
Voters List
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A Farmhouse occupied by Mr. Hugh Highet and the property of the Duke of Portland. |
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NEWFARM LOCH |
Newfarm Loch
Newfarm Loch
Newfarm Loch |
Mr. Goldie Newfarm
Mr. Hugh Highet East Wardlaw
Mr. James Brown Whinpark |
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Newhouse
Newhouse
Newhouse |
Estate Map
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Mr. James Brown Tenant |
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NEWHOUSE COTTAGE |
Newhouse Cottage
Newhouse Cottage |
Mr. James Brown
Mr. Goldie Newfarm
Mr. Hugh Highet East Wardlaw |
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HILLHOUSE |
Hillhouse
Hillhouse
Hillhouse
Hillhouse
Hillhouse |
Mr James Paton occr. [occupier]
Voters List
Mr. John Whyte Dykescroft
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Mr. Thomas White East Raws
Aitken's Parish Map |
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A Farm House occupied by Mr. James Paton and the property of the Duke of Portland. |
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MONKLAND |
Monkland
Monkland
Monkland
Monkland
Monkland |
Mr. John Whyte Dykescroft
Mr. Thomas Whyte East Raws
Aitken's Parish Map
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
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Little Raws
Little Raws
Little Raws |
Mr. Allen Brown occupier and owner
Mr. Thomas Whyte East Raws
Mr John Whyte Dykescroft |
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A Farm House occupied by the proprietor Mr. Allen Brown. |
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Armsheugh
Armsheugh
Armsheugh
Armsheugh |
Mr. Gardiner Factor and Banker Kilmarnock
Mr. Archibald Fleming occupier
Mr. David Lindsay Dykestonend
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A Farm House occupied by Mr. Archibald Fleming the property of the Heirs of the late William Blane. |
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GROUGARMAINS |
Mains
Grougar Mains
Mains
Mains
Mains of Grougar
Grugar
Grougar Mains
Grugarmains |
Voters List
Mr. Thomas White East Raws
Mr. John Whyte Dykescroft
Old Estate Map
Aitkens Parish Map
Mr. William Murdoch occcupier
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
018 |
A Farm House occupied by Mr. William Murdoch and the property of the Heirs of the late William Blane Esqr. This place is often called Grougar Mains to distinguish it from other places in the neighbourhood also called 'Mains' |
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EAST RAWS |
East Raws
East Raws
East Raws
Raws |
Voters List
Mr. Thomas Whyte occupier
Mr. John Whyte Dykescroft
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A Farm House occupied by Mr. Thomas Whyte and the property of the Heirs of the late William Blane Esqr. |
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West Raws
West Raws
West Raws
West Raws
Raws |
Mr. Gardiner Factor & Banker Kilmarnock
Mr. Thomas Pollick occupier
Voters List
Mr. Thomas Whyte East Raws
Mr. John Whyte Dykescroft
Aitkens Parish Map |
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A Farm House occupied by Mr. Thomas Pollick and the property of the Heirs of the late William Blane Esq. |
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Sunnyside
Sunnyside
Sunnyside
Sunnyside |
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Mr. Thomas McMullen occupier
Mr. thomas Whyte East Raws
Aitkens Parish Map |
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A House occupied by Mr. Thomas McMullen and the property of the Heirs of the late William Blane Esqr. |
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Tawthorn
Tawthorn
Tawthorn
Tawthorn
Twothorn |
Mr. Gardiner Factor & Banker Kilmarnock
Mr. Samuel Barr occupier
Mr. Thomas Whyte East Raws
Aitken's Parish Map
Johnson's Co, [County] Map |
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Langlands
Langlands
Langlands
Langlands
Langlands |
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Mr. Thomas Whyte East Raws
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Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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Woodhead
Woodhead
Woodhead |
Widow Young occupier
Mr. Archibald Fleming Armsheugh
Mr. Thomas Whyte Esat Raws |
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Armsheugh Plantation
Armsheugh Plantation
Armsheugh Plantation |
Mr. David Lindsay Dykestonend
Mr. John Whyte Dykescroft
Mr. Archibald Fleming Armsheugh |
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Silverwood Plantation
Silverwood Plantation
Silverwood Plantation |
Mr. David Lindsay Dykestonend
Mr. Archibald Fleming Armsheugh
Mr. Thomas Whyte East Raws |
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Silverwood Bridge
Silverwood Bridge
Silverwood Bridge |
Mr. John Whyte Dykescroft
Mr. Wark Road Surveyor
Mr. Thomas Whyte East Raws |
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A small Bridge of one Arch over a Stream which bears no name on the Road leading from Moscow to Kilmarnock near the Farm House called 'Silverwood' This is a County Bridge. |
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Silverwood
Silverwood
Silverwood |
Mr. Stevenson occupier
Mr. Thomas Whyte East Raws
Mr. John Whyte Dykescroft |
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FOSTERHILL |
Fosterhill
Fosterhill
Fosterhill
Fosterhill |
Mr. Thomas Whyte Tenant
Mr. Thomas Mitchell Castlehill
Mr. James Alison Fairfield
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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Fosterhill Plantation
Fosterhill Plantation
Fosterhill Plantation |
Mr. Thomas Whyte East Raws
Mr. Thomas Mitchell Castlehill
Mr. James Alison Fairfield |
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Fairfield Plantation |
Mr Thomas Whyte East Raws
Mr. Thomas Mitchell Castlehill
Mr. James Allison Fairfield |
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Castlehill Plantation
Castlehill Plantation
Castlehill Plantation |
Mr Thomas Whyte East Raws
Mr. Thomas Mitchell Castlehill
Mr. James Allison Fairfield |
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Polbaith Bridge
Polbaith Bridge
Polbaith Bridge
Polbaith Bridge |
Mr. John Whyte Dykescroft, (Road Surveyor)
Mr. Thomas Mitchell Castlehill
Mr. James Alison Farfield
Estate Map |
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Castlehill
Castlehill
Castlehill
Castlehill |
Mr. Thomas Mitchell occupier
Mr. Thomas Whyte East Raws
Mr. James Alison Farfield
Mr. Gairdner Factor & Banker Kilmarnock |
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A Farm House occupied by Mr. Thomas Mitchell and the property of the Heirs of the late William Blane. |
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FARFIELD |
Farfield
Farfield
Farfield
Farfield
Farfield
Fairfield |
Mr. James Alison occupier
Mr. Thomas Whyte East Raws
Mr. Thomas Mitchell Castlehill
Mr. Gairdner Factor & Banker Kilmarnock
Voters List
Johnsons Co. [County] Map |
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A Farm House occupied by Mr. James Alison and the Property of the Heirs of the late William Blane. |
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Annanhill
Annanhill
Annanhill
Annanhill
Annanhill
Annanhill |
Valuation Roll Ph. [Parish] of Kilamarnock
Mr. John Harper Bonnyton
Mr. Guthrie Holmes
Estate Map
Voters List
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
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This House is Situated about ½ mile west of Kilmarnock and is the residence of the Proprietor W. H. Dunlop Esq. |
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LOANFOOT |
Loanfoot
Loanfoot
Loanfoot
Loanfoot
Loanfoot |
Estate Map
Mr. John Harper Bonnyton
Valuation Roll Ph. [Parish] of Kilmarnock
Voters List
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
018 |
A low thatched house and Offices occupied by a laborer to John Dykes Nurseryman who is Tenant.
The Duke of Portland is the proprietor. |
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BELLEVUE COTTAGE |
Bellevue Cottage
Bellevue Cottage
Bellevue Cottage
Belleview |
Mr. John Harper Bonnyton
Mr. Thomas McCulloch Occupier
Mr. George Black Parkhead
Voters List |
018 |
A neat Cottage occupied by Mr. Thomas McCulloch proprietor of the Vulcan Foundry in Langlands St. Kilmarnock |
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GRANGE |
Grange
Grange
Grange |
Estate Map
Mr. Thomson Grange
Mr. John Harper Bonnyton. |
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A Farm House occupied by Mr. John Armour Thomson and the property of the Duke of Portland. |
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SPRINGHILL |
Springhill
Springhill
Springhill |
Mr. John Harper Bonnyton
Valuation Roll Ph. [Parish] of Kilmarnock
Mr. John Guthrie Holmes |
018 |
A handsome building the Residence of the proprietor Archibald Fennie Esq. it is situated on the western side of Kilmarnock near the Kilmarnock and Troon Railway. |
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MORNINGSIDE |
Morningside
Morningside
Morningside |
Mr. Robertson occupier
Mr. John Harper Bonnyton
Mr. John Guthrie Holmes |
018 |
A handsome villa Situated at the Western extremity of Portland Terrace and occupied by Mr. Robertson Painter. |
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FREE CHURCH MANSE [Kilmarnock] |
Manse
Manse |
Mr. John Harper of Bonnyton
Mr. Guthrie of Holmes |
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A House occupied by Mr. Young Minister of the Free Church, it is the property of this Church. |
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WEST LANGLANDS STREET [Kilmarnock] |
West Langlands Street
West Langlands Street
West Langlands Street |
Mr. Wark Kilmarnock
Mr. John Guthrie Holmes
Mr. John Harper Bonnyton |
018 |
A Street situated in the Western part of the Town of Kilmarnock. |
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PORTLAND TERRACE [Kilmarnock] |
Portland Terrace
Portland Terrace
Portland Terrace |
Mr. Wark Kilmarnock
Mr. John Harper Bonnyton
Mr. George Black Parkhead |
018 |
A Street Situated in the Western part of the Town of Kilmarnock near the Kilmarnock and Troon Railway. |
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VULCAN FOUNDRY [Kilmarnock] |
Vulcan Foundry (Iron)
Vulcan Foundry (Iron)
Vulcan Foundry (Iron) |
Mr. McCulloch Proprietor
Mr. John Harper Bonnyton
Mr. John Guthrie Holms |
018 |
This Foundry is Situated at the Western Extremity of West Langlands Street and is the property Mr. Thomas McClelland of Kilmarnock. It is an Iron Foundry. |
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TITCHFIELD FOUNDRY |
Titchfield Foundry (Iron)
Titchfield Foundry (Iron)
Titchfield Foundry (Iron) |
Mr. John Harper Bonnyton
Mr. Barclay Proprietor
Mr. John Guthrie Holmes |
018 |
This Foundry is Situated near the Vulcan Foundry and is the property of Mr. Barclay of Kilmarnock. It is an Iron Foundry. |
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CALEDONIAN FOUNDRY |
Caledonian Foundry (Iron)
Caledonian Foundry (Iron)
Caledonian Foundry
(Iron) |
Mr. Barclay Proprietor
Mr. John Harper
Mr. John Guthrie Holmes |
018 |
This Foundry is Situated at the Western extremity of West Langlands Street and opposite the Vulcan Foundry, it is the property of Mr. Barclay of Kilmarnock. It is an Iron Foundry. |
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GLASGOW AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY |
Glasgow & South Western Railway |
Kilmarnock Estate Plan
Mr. Blackwood C.E. [Civil Engineer]
Kilmarnock
Mr. Lamont |
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A Railway leading from Glasgow to Carlisle |
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GLASGOW AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY (Troon Branch) |
Kilmarnock & Troon Railway
Kilmarnock & Troon Railway
Kilmarnock & Troon Railway |
Kilmarnock Estate Plan
Mr. Kelk Kilmarnock
Mr. Lamont |
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A Railway leading from Kilmarnock to Troon belonging to his Grace the Duke of Portland but held in Lease for 999 years by the Glasgow & South Western Railway Company. |
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Branch of Glasgow & South Western Raily [Railway] |
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A Branch of the Glasgow & South Western Railway made for the purpose of Connecting it with the Kilmarnock & Troon Railway |
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PARK STREET [Kilmarnock] |
Park Street
Park Street
Park Street |
Mr. Wark Kilmarnock
Mr. John Harper Bonnyton
Mr. George Black Parkhead |
018 |
A Street Situated in the Western part of the Town of Kilmarnock joining Hamilton Street. |
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HAMILTON STREET [Kilmarnock] |
Hamilton Street
Hamilton Street
Hamilton Street |
Mr. Wark Kilmarnock
Mr. Bruce Clerk in The Duke of Portlands Office
Mr. George Black Parkhead |
018 |
A long Street, and the most Western now in the Town of Kilmarnock Situated near the Kilmarnock and Troon Railway it is quite a new street, there are as yet but few houses along it, The Duke of Portland keeps it in Repair at present. |
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POINTHOUSE |
Pointhouse |
Mr. John Guthrie of Holmes
Mr. John Harper at Bonnyton |
018 |
A Cottage Situated on the Holm Farm which is occupied by Mr. John Guthrie and the Property of the Duke of Portland. |
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BURNSIDE COTTAGE |
Burnside Cottage
Burnside Cottage
Burnside Cottage |
Mr. Robert Campbell proprietor
Mr. John Guthrie of Holmes
Mr. John Harper of Bonnyton |
018 |
A neat cottage occupied by Mr. Robert Campbell who is proprietor. |
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MOUNT |
Mount
Mount
Mount |
Mr. John Guthrie Holmes
Mr. John Harper Bonnyton
Valuation Roll Ph. [Parish] of Kilmarnock |
018 |
This Mansion is Situated about 1 mile SW [South West] of Kilmarnock near the Kilmarnock and Troon Railway and is the property and Residence of Miss Guthrie. |
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GARGIESTON |
Gargieston
Gargieston
Gargieston |
Mr. John Guthrie Holmes
Mr. John Harper Bonnyton
Mr. William Robertson CambusKeith Mill |
018 |
A number of cottages occupied by laborers Situated about 1 mile S.W. [South West] of Kilmarnock on the Kilmarnock and Troon Turnpike Road. |
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WESTMUIR |
Westmuir
Westmuir
Westmuir |
Mr. John Guthrie of Holmes
Mr. John Harper Bonnyton
Mr. William Robertson CambusKeith Mill |
018 |
This House is on the farm occupied by Mr. John Guthrie of Holmes and is the property of the Duke of Portland. |
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BURNSIDE |
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside |
Mr. John Wallace East Shaw St. Kilmarnock
Mr. James Creelman West Shaw St. Kilmarnock
Mrs. Templeton occupier |
018 |
A house occupied by and the property of Mrs. Templeton. |
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PRINTWORKS [Burnside] |
Burnside Printworks
Burnside Printworks
Burnside Printworks |
Mr. John Wallace East Shaw St. Kilmarnock
Mr. John Templeton Occupier
Mr. James Creelman West Shaw St. |
018 |
A Printing establishment Situated on the East Bank of the Kilmarnock Water. The goods printed here are generally Shawls and Plaids it is occupied by Mr. John Templeton and Company and is the property of Mrs. Templeton of Burnside. |
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GLENFIELD PRINTWORKS |
Glenfield Printworks
Glenfield Printworks
Glenfield Printworks |
Mr. John Wallace occupier
Mr. John Paton Kilmarnock
Mr. John Andrew Low Glencairn Street |
018 |
This is a large printing establishment on the Irvine Water occupied by Mr. John Wallace and belongs to the Western Bank of Scotland. |
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NEWTON PRINT WORKS |
Newton Print Works
Newton Print Works
Newton Print Works |
Mr. John Reid occr. [occupier]
Mr. Thomas Thomson
Mr. Robert Brown
Mr. James Carson |
018 |
A Printing establishment on the Irvine Water occupied by Reid Thomson and Company and the property of Mr. Thomson of Deanside. |
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HOLEHOUSE |
Holehouse
Holehouse
Holehouse
Holehouse |
Estate Map
Valuation Roll Ph. [Parish] of Kilmarnock
Mr. John Stevenson occupier
Voters List - |
018 |
A farm house occupied by Mr. John Stevenson and the property of The Duke of Portland. |
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NURSERYHILL COTTAGE |
Nurseryhill Cottage
Nurseryhill Cottage
Nurseryhill Cottage |
Mr. John Todd Kilmarnock
Mr. George Black Parkhead
Mr. William Black Parkhead |
018 |
A handsome Cottage occupied by the Proprietor Mr. David Lamont. |
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ELMSLIE |
Elmslie
Elmslie
Elmslie |
Mr. John Todd Kilmarnock
Mr. George Black Parkhead
Mr. J.H. Rodgers occupier. |
018 |
A House occupied by the Proprietor Mr. J.H. Rodgers. |
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LAURELBANK |
Laurelbank
Laurelbank
Laurelbank |
Mr. John Todd Kilmarnock
Mr. George Black Parkhead
Mr. John Paton Kilmarnock
Mr. J. H. Rodgers Elmslie |
018 |
A House occupied by Mr. J. Cuthbertson and is the property of Mrs. Smith of Orchardhill. |
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ROSEHILL |
Rosehill
Rosehill
Rosehill
Rosebank |
Mr. John Todd Kilmarnock
Mr. George Black Parkhead
Mr. J. H. Rodgers Elmslie
Co. [County] Map |
018 |
A house occupied by and the property of Mrs. Reid. |
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ORCHARDHILL |
Orchardhill
Orchardhill
Orchardhill
Orchardhill |
Mr. John Todd Kilmarnock
Mr. George Black Parkhead
Mr. J.H. Rodgers Elmslie
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
018 |
A House occupied by and the property of Mrs. Smith. |
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GOWANBRAE |
Gowanbrae
Gowanbrae |
Mr. J. H. Rodgers Elmslie
Mr. George Black Parkhead |
018 |
A House occupied by Mr. MacLaren. |
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MANSE [nr Gowanbrae] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Revd. [Reverend] D. V. Thomson occr. [occupier]
Mr. J. H. Rodgers Elmslie
Mr. George Black Parkhead |
018 |
The Residence of Revd [Reverend] D. V. Thomson Minister of the Established Church. This is the property of the Church and occupied by the minister of the Second Charge for the timebeing. - |
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NEW MILL BURN |
New Mill Burn
New Mill Burn
New Mill Burn |
Mr. R. Brown Kilmarnock
Mr. P. Brown Kilmarnock
Mr. George Black Parkhead |
018 |
A Small Stream so called from where it crosses under the Railway from Kilmarnock to Galston to its junction with the Irvine Water. |
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Gowan - The generic name for the Daisy - Jamieson |
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BURNSIDE |
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside |
Mr. John Paton Kilmarnock
Mr. George Black Parkhead
Mr. J. H. Rodgers Elmslie
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
018 |
A House occupied by and the property of Mrs. Thomas Samson. |
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HAWTHORNBANK |
Hawthornbank
Hawthornbank
Hawthornbank |
Mr. John Paton Kilmarnock
Mr. George Black Parkhead
Mr. J.H. Rodgers Elmslie |
018 |
A House occupied by and the property of Mrs. James Reid. |
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PARKHEAD |
Parkhead
Parkhead
Parkhead |
Mr. John Paton Kilmarnock
Mr. George Black occupier
Mr. J. H. Rodgers Elmslie |
018 |
A farmhouse occupied by Mr. George Black and the property of the Duke of Portland. |
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RALSTONHILL |
Ralstonhill
Ralstonhill
Ralstonhill
Ralstonhill |
Estate Map
Mrs. Woodburn occupier
Valuation Roll
Mr. George Black Parkhead
County Map |
018 |
A farmhouse occupied by Mrs. Woodburn and the property of The Duke of Portland. |
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LAWHILL |
Lawhill
Lawhill
Lawhill
Lawhill
Lawhill |
Estate Map
Mr James Wilson occupier
Mr. George Black Parkhead
Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
018 |
A farm house occupied by Mr. James Wilson and the property of the Duke of Portland. |
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BONNYHILL |
Bonnyhill
Bonnyhill
Bonnyhill
Bonnyhill
Bonnyhill |
Mr. John Muir proprietor and occr. [occupier]
Mr. George Black Parkhead
Valuation Roll
Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
018 |
The Residence of the proprietor Mr. John Muir. |
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WELLHILL |
Wellhill
Wellhill
Wellhill |
Valuation Roll
Mr. David Kay Writer kilmarnock
Mr. George Black Parkhead |
018 |
A Cottage occupied by John Goldie and the property of David Kay of Kilmarnock. |
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RALSTONYARDS |
Ralstonyards
Ralstonyards
Ralstonyards
Ralstonyards
Rlastonyards |
Estate Map
Mr. Archibald Galbraith occupier
Mr. George Black Parkhead
Voters List
Co. [County] Map |
018 |
A Farm House occupied by Mr. Archibald Galbraith and the property of the Duke of Portland. |
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MANSE [nr Ralstonyards] . |
The Manse
The Manse
The Manse |
Mr. John Paton
Mr. George Black Parkhead
Mr. J. H. Rodgers Elmslie |
018 |
The Residence of the Revd. [Reverend] J. B. Hamilton Minister of the Established Church. This is the Ph. [Parish] Manse - the property of the Church |
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RIVERBANK PRINTWORKS |
Riverbank Printworks
Riverbank Print Works
Riverbank Printworks |
Mr. P. Brown Kilmarnock
Mr. R. Brown Kilmarnock
Mr John Paton Kilmarnock |
018 |
A Printing Establishment Situated on the Irvine Water occupied by Mr. P. Brown and Son who are also proprietors. The goods printed here are generally Plaids and Shawls. |
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PORTLAND FOUNDRY |
Portland Foundry
Portland Foundry
Portland Foundry |
Mr. Robert Brown Kilmarnock
Mr John Paton Kilmarnock
Mr John Bicket Proprietor |
018 |
This is an Iron Foundry and is the property of Mr. John Bicket Brass Founder of Kilmarnock. |
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RIVERBANK BLEACHWORKS |
Riverbank Bleachworks
Riverbank Bleachworks
Riverbank Bleachworks |
Mr J. Paton
Mr Todd
Mr. R. Brown Kilmarnock |
018 |
The Bleachworks are situated on the Irvine Water and are the Property of Mr. Bicket Brass Founder Kilmarnock. There is nothing bleached here except goods which are intended to be printed such as plaids and shawls. These works are at present occd. [occupied] by Messrs. Paton & Todd. |
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NEW MILL (Corn) |
New Mill
(Corn and Flour)
Newmill |
Alexander McVicar Occr [Occupier]
Mr Paton Kilmarnock
Mr George Black Parkhead
Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
018 |
A corn and Flour Mill Situated near the Irvine Water occd. [occupied] by Alexander McVicar and the property of the Duke of Portland, worked by water and steam power |
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STRUTHERS |
Struthers
Struthers
Struthers |
Mr David Sturrock Occr [Occupier]
Estate Map
Valuation Roll
Co [County] Map
Voters List |
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A Farm House occupied by Mr David Sturrock and the property of the Duke of Portland |
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WOODEND |
Woodend
Woodend
Woodend |
Mr. R. Thomson Crookedholm Cottage
Mr. George Black Parkhead
Mr. William Black Parkhead |
018 |
A House situated West of the Village of Crookedholm and the property of Mr. George Thomson |
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RIVER IRVINE |
Irvine Water
Irvine Water
Irvine Water
River Irvine
River Irvine
River Irvine
River Irvine
Irvine River |
Mr. Robert Thomson Crookedholm Cottage
Mr. David Sturrock Struthers
Mr. John Paton Kilmarnock
New Statistical Acct [Account]
Paterson's History of Ayr
Full. [Fullerton's] Gazetteer
Old Statistical Account
Johnson's Co [County] Map
Johnson's Co [County] Map
See Name Lists of Irvine Ph [Parish]
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018 |
This water has its Source not far from Loudoun Hill, it takes a westerly course and with many windings passes by Darvel, Newmills, Galston, Crookedholm, Kilmarnock, and then thro' [through] Irvine from which it derives its name, then falls into the Frith of Clyde near the latter place, in its Course it receives Several Tributaries, the chief of which are, the Kilmarnock, the Carmel and the Annack Waters. |
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WOODSIDE |
Woodside
Woodside
Woodside
Woodside |
Mr. Robert Thomson Crookedholm Cottage
Mr. David Sturrock Struthers
Mr. George Black Parkhead
Co [County] Map |
018 |
A range of Houses in the Western part of the Village of Crookedholm the property of Several Proprietors, and Chiefly occupied by Colliers |
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CROOKEDHOLM COTTAGE |
Crookedholm Cottage
Crookedholm Cottage
Crookedholm Cottage
Crookedholm Cottage |
Mr. Robert Thomson occupier
Mr David Sturrock Struthers
Mr George Black Parkhead
Voters List |
018 |
A handsome Cottage Situated in in the Village of Crookedholm occupied by and the property of Mr. Robert Thomson. |
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CROOKEDHOLM |
Crookedholm
Crookedholm
Crookedholm
Crookedholm |
Mr. Robert Thomson Crookedholm Cottage
Mr. David Sturrock Struthers
Mr George Black Parkhead
Co [County] Map
Voters List |
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A Small Village chiefly occupied by Colliers and persons employed in the Iron Works at Hurlford |
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WORSTED MILL [Crookedholm] |
Worsted Mill
Worsted Mill
Worsted Mill |
Mr. R. Thomson occupier
Mr. George Black Parkhead
Mr. William Black Parkhead |
018 |
This mill is Situated in the Village of Crookedholm is worked by steam and water power it is occupied by Mr. Robert Thomson and is the property of the Duke of Portland. The worsted prepared in this mill is all intended for carpets. |
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MEETINGHOUSE |
Meeting house
Meeting house
Meeting house |
Mr. Robert Thomson Crookedholm Cottage,
Mr. George Black Parkhead
Mr William Black Parkhead |
018 |
This House was built in the year 1785 by a body of dissenters called Cameronians but as there are none of this body now in Crookedholm it is used by the members of the Free Church it is the property of Mr Stevens of Crookedholm |
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TEMPLETONBURN |
Templetonburn
Templetonburn
Templetonburn
Templetonburn |
Valuation Roll Kilmarnock Ph [Parish]
Mr Gairdner Factor Union Bank Kilmarnock
Mr James Meikle Caprickhill
Voter's list |
018 |
A Farmhouse occupied by James Wilson and the property of James and Thomas Stevens of Crookedholm near Kilmarnock |
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CAPRICKHILL |
Caprickhill
Caprickhill
Caprickhill
Caprickhill |
Mr Gairdner Factor
Mr James Meikle occupier
Valuation Roll Kilmarnock Ph [Parish]
Johnson's Co [County] Map |
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A Farmhouse occupied by James Meikle and the property of the Heirs of the late William McBlane. |
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HOLMHEAD |
Holmhead
Holmhead
Holmhead |
Valuation Roll Kilmarn'k [Kilmarnock] Parish
James Meikle Caprickhill Tenant
Johnson's Co [County] Map |
018 |
This was once a Small Farmhouse it is now occupied by a Cottager, James Meikle of Caprickhill is Tenant, and it is the property of the Heirs of the late John Morton.
Holmhead was once the Residence and property of a man called Tom Rayburn or the "Ayrshire Hermit". From the account given of Tom by those who were personally acquainted with him and now residing in the neighbourhood, it appears that Tom claimed a light to pass thro [through] the Caprickhill Farm which was disputed as Tom's own land, joined the Public Road. a lawsuit ensued and was decided against him. Tom considered the decision unjust and vowed that he would never of have or change his dress till the decision was reversed, which, never occured, therefore, he continued to wear his beard and patch the clothes he wore at the time he made this vow for about 20 years to the end of his life which terminated about 12 years ago. it is supposed he died worth about [£2000]. |
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MILTON MILL (Corn) |
Milton Mill (Corn and Flour)
Milton Mill (Corn and Flour)
Milton Mill (Corn and Flour)
Miltonmill
Miltonmill |
Mr Gairdner Factor Union Bank Kilmarnock
William Robertson occupant
Valuation Roll Parish of Kilmarnock
Johnson's Co [County] Map
Voter's List |
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Boggreen
Boggreen
Boggreen
Balgreen |
William Robertson Milton Mill
Mr James Meikle Caprickhill
Mr Samuel Young Fleminghill
Johnson's Co [County] Map |
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A cottage near Milton Mill and the property of the Heirs of the late William McBlane. |
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Milton |
Milton
Milton
Milton
Milton |
Mr Gairdner Factor
Hugh Brown occupier
Valuation Roll
Voters' List |
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BLACKSHILL |
Blackshill
Blackshill
Blackshill
Blackshill
Backshill |
Mr Matthew Mitchell Jun'r [Junior] Blackshill
Mr Gairdner Factor & Banker Kilmarnock
Mr Thomas Mitchell Castlehill
Johnson's Co [County] Map
Voter's List |
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SNEDDON HALL |
Sneddon Hall
Sneddon Hall
Sneddon Hall
Sneddonhall
Snedden Hall
Sneding |
Mr Matthew Mitchell Jun'r [Junior] Blackshill
Mr Thomas Mitchell Castelhill
Mr James Alison Farfield
Valuation Role Ph [Parish] of Kilmarnock
Aitkins Parish Map
Johnson's Co [County] Map |
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A Farm House occupied by James Mitchell and the property of Mr Matthew Mitchell of Blackshill. |
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GLASGOW AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY (Fairlie Coal Branch) |
Fairlie Branch Railway
Fairlie Branch Railway
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Kilmarnock Estate Plan
Mr Blackwood C.E. [Civil Engineer] Kilmarnock
Mr Lamont |
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A Railway going off the Kilmarnock and Troon Railway, belonging to the Glasgow & South Western Railway Co, [Company]
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KILNROW |
Kiln Row
Kiln Row
Kiln Row |
Mr William Robertson
Cambus Keith Mill
Mr John Guthrie Holms
Mr George Black Parkhead |
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Thirdpart
Thirdpart
Thirdpart
Thirdpart |
Mr William Robertson Miller CambusKeith Mill
Valuation Roll
Estate Map
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CAMBUSKEITH MILL (Corn) |
CambusKeith Mill (Corn & Flour)
CambusKeith Mill (Corn & Flour)
CambusKeith Mill (Corn & Flour)
CambusKeith Mill (Corn & Flour)
CamsKeithmill |
Mr William Robertson occupier
Valuation Roll
Estate Map
Voters List
Johnson's Co [County] Map |
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HIGH RUSHA |
High Rusha
High Rusha
High Rusha
Rushaw |
'New Valuation Roll"
Messrs Gardner Factors for the Heirs of Mr Blane
Mr Peter Wylie occupier
Johnson's Co [County] Map |
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Sneddon Law
Sneddon Law
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Mr Matthew Mitchell Proprietor
Mr William Mitchell Tennant
Mr John Boyd Farmer Berryhill |
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Carlin Burn |
Carlin Burn
Carlin Burn
Carlin Burn |
Mr M. Dunlop Senr. [Senior]
Mr M. Dunlop Junr. [Junior]
Mr John Dunlop Waterside |
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Stanley Burn |
Stanley Burn
Stanley Burn
Stanley Burn |
The Earl of Glasgow's Estate Map
Mr John Lindsay
Mr William Lindsay |
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GLENCAIRN MILL (Corn) |
Glencairn Mill (corn & flour) |
Mr John Andrew Proprietor and occupier
Mr William Robertson Miller Cambus Keith Mill |
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A large corn and Flour Mill Situated at the Northern extremity of Glencairn Street. it is chiefly worked by water but steam power is also used, it is occupied by the proprietor Mr. John Andrew |
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Irvinebank Print Works
Irvinebank Print Works
Irvinebank Print Works |
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Mr Weir occupier
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LOW GLENCAIRN STREET [Kilmarnock] |
Low Glencairn Street
Low Glencairn Street |
Mr John Andrew Low Glencairn St.
Mr William Robertson Cambuskeith Mill |
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Holm Foundry
Holm Foundry
Holm Foundry |
Mr John Andrew Low Glencairn St.
Mr McWraith Manager Holm Foundry
Mr John Caldwell Clerk Holm Foundry |
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Holme Low level ground on the banks of a river
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CAMBUSKEITH |
Cambuskeith
Cambuskeith
Cambuskeith
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Mr William Robertson Miller Cambuskeith
Estate Map
Valuation Roll
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LEIGH HOLMES |
Laigh Holmes
Laigh Holmes
Laigh Holmes |
Estate Map
Mr William Robertson Miller Cumbuskeith Mill
Mr John Caldwell Springhill |
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HOLMES |
Holmes
Holmes
Holmes
West Holmes
Holmes |
Estate Map
Mr John Guthrie occr. [occupier]
Mr William Robertson Miller Cambuskeith Mill
Johnsons Company
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OLD IRVINE ROAD |
Old Irvine Road
Old Irvine Road |
Mr Strauchan Baron Officer on the Duke of Portland's property
Mr Adam Cuthbertson Kilmarnock |
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[Stamped] Ordnance Survey M.S. Store Southampton 29 Jun 1933
Original
NAME BOOK
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INDEX
Names of Objects -- Sheet -- Plan -- Pages
Kilmarnock -- 18 -- 6 -- 28
Afelopen -- 28 -- 6 -- 28
Afelophouse -- 23 -- 10 -- 64
Afelop Bridge -- 23 -- 10 -- 64
Armsheugh -- 28 -- 11 -- 75
Armsheugh Plantation -- 28 -- 11 -- 75
Annanhill -- 28 -- 13 -- 81
Bankhead -- 28 -- 1 -- 6
Bankend -- 28 -- 1 -- 7
Bank Plantation -- 28 -- 2 -- 9
Balgray Mill Burn -- 28 -- 2 -- 10
Barncroft Plantation -- 28 -- 6 -- 23
Borland -- 28 -- 6 -- 27
Borland Bridge -- 28 -- 6 -- 27
Broombrae -- 28 -- 6 -- 27
Broombrae Plantation -- 28 -- 6 -- 29
Brinfern -- 28 -- 6 -- 30
Bridgend -- 28 -- 7 -- 31
Bogside -- 28 -- 7 -- 34
Burnthill -- 28 -- 7 -- 34
Berryhill -- 28 -- 8 -- 37
Burnhouse -- 28 -- 8 -- 34
Bonnyton -- 28 -- 9 -- 49
Bonnyton Cottage -- 28 -- 9 -- 50
Beansburn -- 28 -- 9 -- 51
Beans Burn -- 28 -- 9 -- 51
Bonfire Knowe -- 28 -- 9 -- 57
Bonetmaker's Mill -- 28 -- 10 -- 69
Bellerne Cottage -- 28 -- 13 -- 81
Burnside Cottage -- 28 -- 13 -- 87
Burnside -- 28 -- 13 -- 89
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Names of Objects -- Sheet -- Plan -- Pages
Bonnyhill -- 18 -- 14 -- 95
Boggreen -- 28 -- 15 -- 105
Blackshill -- 19 -- 5 -- 107
Carmel Water -- 18 -- 1 -- 6
Coathill -- 27 -- 16 -- 4
Craighall -- 18 -- 6 -- 22
Craufurdland Loch -- 18 -- 6 -- 22
Craufurdland Castle -- 18 -- 6 -- 25
Craighall Bank -- 18 -- 6 -- 26
Craufurdland Water -- 18 -- 6 -- 28
Crooks Mill (Corn) -- 18 -- 6 -- 30
Craufurdland Bridge -- 18 -- 7 -- 31
Castlehill Plantation -- 18 -- 12 -- 79
Castlehill -- 18 -- 12 -- 80
Caledonian Foundry (Iron) -- 18 -- 13 -- 84
CrooKed holm Cottage -- 18 -- 14 -- 100
CrooKedholm -- 18 -- 14 -- 100
CapricKhill -- 18 -- 15 -- 103
CambusKeith Mill (corn) -- 22 -- 4 -- 103
Carlin Burn -- 19 -- 1 -- 111
CambusKeith -- 20 -- 1 -- 111
Dinnans -- 18 -- 2 -- 10
DyKes -- 18 -- 1 -- 11
DyKestonend -- 18 -- 1 -- 42
DyKescroft -- 18 -- 1 -- 42
Dean Cottage -- 18 -- 9 -- 46
Dean Side -- 18 -- 9 -- 46
Dean Quarry -- 18 -- 10 -- 59
Dean Castle (in Ruins) -- 18 -- 10 -- 61
Dean -- 18 -- 10 -- 61
Darkpath T.P. [Turn Pike] -- 18 -- 10 -- 69
East Wardlow -- 18 -- 10 -- 71
East Raws -- 18 -- 11 -- 75
Elmslie -- 18 -- 14 -- 91
Fenwick Water -- 18 -- 6 -- 22
Fosterhill Plantation -- 18 -- 12 -- 79
Fosterhill -- 18 -- 12 -- 79
Farfield -- 18 -- 12 -- 80 |
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Names of Objects -- Sheet -- Plan -- Pages
Irvinebank Printworks -- 23 -- 1 -- 113
Janets Kirn -- 28 -- 2 -- 9
Judas Hill -- 28 -- 10 -- 60
Knockinlaw -- 28 -- 9 -- 47
Kilmarnock Foundry -- 28 -- 9 -- 55
Kilmarnock Water -- 28 -- 10 -- 68
Kilnrow -- 22 -- 4 -- 110
Laigh Todhill -- 23 -- 13 -- 1
Little Mosside -- 18 -- 6 -- 19
Loch Plantation -- 18 -- 6 -- 23
Laigh Blackwood -- 18 -- 7 -- 32
Little Onthank -- 18 -- 9 -- 49
Little Raws -- 18 -- 11 -- 74
Langlands -- 18 -- 11 -- 77
Low Glencairn Street -- 23 -- 1 -- 113
Loanfoot -- 18 -- 13 -- 81
LaurelbanK -- 18 -- 14 -- 91
Lawhill -- 18 -- 14 -- 95
Leigh Holmes -- 23 -- 1 -- 114
Meikle Mosside -- 18 -- 2 -- 11
Meiklewood -- 18 -- 6 -- 20
Mains -- 18 -- 6 -- 21
Meikle Wood Bank -- 18 -- 6 -- 26
Mount Tabors -- 18 -- 6 -- 29
Muirside -- 18 -- 8 -- 38
Moscow -- 18 -- 8 -- 39
Marion Dunns Well -- 18 -- 10 -- 65
MonKland -- 18 -- 11 -- 73
Morningside -- 18 -- 13 -- 82
Mount -- 18 -- 13 -- 88
Manse -- 18 -- 14 -- 93
Manse -- 18 -- 14 -- 96
Meetinghouse -- 18 -- 14 -- 101
Milton Mill -- 18 -- 15 -- 105
Milton -- 18 -- 15 -- 105
Neiphill -- 17 -- 11 -- 3
North Craig -- 18 -- 6 -- 19
Northcraig Reservoir -- 18 -- 6 -- 20
North Knockinglaw -- 18 -- 9 -- 44
New Mill -- 18 -- 14 -- 98 |
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Names of Objects -- Sheet -- Plan -- Pages
Farfield Plantation -- 11 -- 12 -- 79
Free Church Manse -- 11 -- 13 -- 13
Fitchfield Foundry -- 11 -- 13 -- 14
Gandrum Mill Burn -- 11 -- 2 -- 11
Greenhead Plantation -- 11 -- 6 -- 29
Grapyards Burn -- 11 -- 7 -- 32
Greenhead -- 11 -- 7 -- 33
Greenside -- 11 -- 7 -- 33
Gillsburn -- 11 -- 9 -- 54
Grongarmains -- 11 -- 11 -- 75
Grange -- 11 -- 13 -- 12
Glasgow and South Western Railway -- 11 -- 13 -- 85
Glasgow and South Western Railway -- 11 -- 13 -- 85
(from Branch)
Georgieston -- 11 -- 13 -- 88
Glenfield Printworks -- 11 -- 13 -- 89
Gorranbrae - 11 -- 14 -- 93
Glencairn Mill (corn) -- 23 -- 1 -- 113
Glasgow and South Western Railway -- 22 -- 4 -- 10
(Fernlie Coal Branch)
Homepark Plantation -- 18 -- 1
Hunters Belt -- 18 -- 6 --
Hemschurch -- 18 -- 7 --
High Blackwood -- 18 -- 8 --
Hempshill -- 18 -- 8 --
Hillhead -- 18 -- 9 --
Hillhead Brickworks -- 18 -- 9 --
Hillhouse -- 18 -- 11 --
Hamilton Street -- 18 -- 13 --
Holehouse -- 18 -- 14 --
Hawthornebank -- 18 -- 14 --
Holmhead -- 18 -- 15 --
High Rushes -- 19 -- 1 --
Holmes -- 23 -- 1 --
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Names of Objects -- Sheet -- Plan -- Pages
Newfarm -- 18 -- 10 -- 67
Newfarm Loch -- 18 -- 10 -- 72
Newhouse -- 18 -- 10 -- 72
Newhouse Cottage -- 18 -- 10 -- 72
Newton Printworks -- 18 -- 13 -- 90
Nurseryhill Cottage -- 18 -- 13 -- 91
New Mill Burn -- 18 -- 14 -- 93
Outlands -- 18 -- 7 -- 34
Oldhill -- 18 -- 8 -- 37
Orchardhill -- 18 -- 14 -- 92
Old Irvine Road -- 18 -- 13 -- 115
Powder Magazine -- 18 -- 9 -- 43
Tolbaith Bridge -- 18 -- 12 -- 80
Portland Terrace -- 18 -- 13 -- 83
Park Street -- 18 -- 13 -- 86
Pointhouse -- 18 -- 13 -- 87
Printworks -- 18 -- 13 -- 89
Parkhead -- 18 -- 11 -- 94
Portland Foundry -- 18 -- 11 -- 97
Rowallan Mains -- 18 -- 1 -- 5
Redding -- 18 -- 1 -- 5
Rowallan Mill (Ruin) -- 18 -- 1 -- 7
Rowallan School -- 18 -- 2 -- 11
Rowallan Castle (in Ruins) -- 18 -- 2 -- 13
Ringsmuir -- 18 -- 7 -- 34
Rusha -- 18 -- 4 -- 15
Rushybog Plantation -- 18 -- 6 -- 24
Rosefield -- 18 -- 9 -- 53
Rosehill -- 18 -- 14 -- 92
Ralstonhill -- 18 -- 14 -- 95
Ralston Yards -- 18 -- 14 -- 96
Riverbank Bleachwork -- 18 -- 14 -- 97
Riverbank Printworks -- 18 -- 14 -- 97
River Irvine -- 18 -- 14 -- 99
School -- 17 -- 16 -- 3 |
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Names of Objects -- Sheet -- Plan -- Pages
Shaw Burn -- 18 -- 1 -- 5
Shaw Bridge -- 18 -- 1 -- 6
South Craig -- 18 -- 6 -- 19
Spout Craig -- 18 -- 6 -- 20
Shaugh Plantation -- 18 -- 6 -- 23
Storm Belt -- 18 -- 6 -- 20
South Knockinlaw -- 18 -- 9 -- 45
South Onthirk -- 18 -- 9 -- 43
Site of Mill called the Roman Well -- 18 -- 9 -- 47
Sliddery Braes -- 18 -- 10 -- 63
South Dean -- 18 -- 10 -- 67
Sunnyside -- 18 -- 11 -- 76
Strawberry Bank --18 -- 10 -- 68
Silverwood Plantation --18 -- 11 -- 78
Silverwood Bridge -- 18 -- 11 -- 78
Silverwood -- 18 -- 11 -- 78
Springhill -- 18 -- 13 -- 82
Struthers -- 18 -- 14 -- 98
School -- 18 -- 8 -- 40
Sneddon Hall -- 19 -- 5 -- 107
Sneddon Lane -- 19 -- 1 -- 114
Stanley Burn -- 19 -- 1 -- 111
Springhill -- 17 -- 11 -- 3
Tommahill -- 18 -- 1 -- 17
Topanthirsk -- 18 -- 5 -- 17
Thomashill -- 18 -- 7 -- 35
Timulus -- 18 -- 9 -- 47
Temthorn -- 18 -- 11 -- 76
Townholm Forge -- 18 -- 9 -- 55
Templetonburn -- 18 -- 15 -- 103
Thirdpart -- 22 -- 4 -- 110
Trefern Foundry -- 18 -- 13 -- 84
Wardsknowe -- 18 -- 6 -- 21
Wardsknowe Plantation -- 18 -- 6 -- 21
Wallaton -- 18 -- 7 -- 32
Wardmuir -- 18 -- 10 -- 63
West Wardlaw -- 18 -- 10 -- 71
Whinpark -- 18 -- 10 -- 71
West Raws -- 18 -- 10 -- 76 |
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Woodhead -- 18 -- 11 -- 77
West Longlands Street -- 18 -- 15 -- 83
Westmuir -- 18 -- 13 -- 88
Wellhill -- 18 -- 14 -- 96
Woodend -- 18 -- 14 -- 98
Woodside -- 18 -- 14 -- 100
Worsted Mill -- 18 -- 14 -- 100 |
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KILMARNOCK |
Kilmarnock
Kilmarnock
Kilmarnock
Kilmarnock
Kilmarnock
Kilmarnock
Kilmarnock
Kilmarnock |
Sheriff's List in Chalmers' Caledonia
Paterson's History of Ayr.
New Statistical Acct. [Account]
Old Statistical Acct. [Account]
Voters List
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It is bounded on the north by Fenwick, on the east by Loudoun, on the south by Galston and Riccarton and on the west by Dreghorn and Kuilmaurs. Its extreme length, from E. [East] to W. [West], about eight Miles. Extreme width, from N. [North] to S. [South], about three and a half miles.
The antiquities of the parish are numerous and highly interesting and will be found described in some of the following pages of this book.
There are no detached portions of this parish in any other, nor of any other parish within this.
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