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ARDLOCHAN COTTAGE |
Ardlochan Cottage
Ardlochan Cottage
Ardlochan Cottage
Ardlochan Cottage |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Thomas Dykes
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A dwelling house occupied by fishermen, thatched, one Storey high and in good repair. Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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KEWN ROCK |
Kewn Rock
Kewn Rock
Quion Rock
Kewn Rock |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A large flat rock in the sea covered at high water. |
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BAWIN POINT |
Bawin Point
Bowan Point
Bawin Point
Bawin Point |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A shelf of rocks projecting into the Sea, forming the extremity of Maidens Bay to the North and covered at high water. |
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GLASSON ROCK |
Glasson Rock
Glasson Rock
Glassin Rock
Glasson Rock |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A large flat rock in the Sea covered at high water. also high rock not covered in Port Carrick |
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PORT CARRICK |
Port Carrick
Port Carrick
Port Carrick
Port Carrick |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A slight indentation of [the] sea shore having a sandy [beach] It was here that Robert Bruce [landed] from Arran on his way to [attack] Turnberry Castle. |
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DRUMLOCHAN |
Drumlochan
Drumlochan
Drumlaugh hill
Drumlochan hill
Drumlochan |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig
Thomas Dykes Esq |
044 |
A ridge of somewhat elevated g[round]
thickly wooded adjacent to and pa[rrallel]
with the coast. It was here that [the] whins accidentally took fire [and]hastened the departure of Robert [Bruce] and his friends from Arran and their [sudden] sequent arrival in Port Carrick [on] the south western extremity of this [ridge]
Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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PAGODA |
Pagoda
Pagoda
Pagoda |
Thomas Oliver
Andrew Craig
Henry McCubbin |
044 |
Several kinds of foreign birds are kept here. It's form is octagonal and rises in that Shape to the height of about eight feet when it recedes with a gentle slope and become Circular, about 6 feet in diameter and rises about thirty feet. It is Constructed of stone and lime and is said to be erected on the Site of an ancient place of worship of some sort. Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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BAWIN HILL |
Bawin Hill
Bawin Hill
Bawin Hill |
Thomas Oliver
Andrew Craig
Henry McCubbin |
044 |
A small hill adjacent to the sea shore thickly wooded Property of the Marquis of Ailsa |
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HOGSTON |
Hogston
Hogston
Hogston
Hogston
Hogston |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig
Johnstons County Map |
044 |
Farm Steading consisting of dwelling house and out-offices- one storey high - Slated and in good repair. Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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HOGSTON WOOD |
Hogston Wood
Hogston Wood
Hogston Wood
Hogston Wood |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
Strip of wood. Consisting of ash, oak and fir trees, principally the latter - of about forty years growth. Property of the Marquis of Ailsa.- |
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ARDLOCHAN |
Ardlochan
Ardlochan
Ardlochan
Ardlochan
Ardlochan |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig
Johnstons County Map |
044 |
Farm house with out offices attached - two storeys high -Slated and in good repair. Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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HOGSTON BURN |
Hogston Burn
Hogston Burn
Hogston Burn
Hogston Burn
Hogston |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig
Johnstons County Map |
044 |
A narrow winding [Stream] formed by the junction of two small streams adjacent to the south east of Sunnysyde - falls into the sea near Ardlocahn Lodge. |
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ARDLOCHAN LODGE |
Ardlochan Lodge
Ardlochan Lodge
Ardlochan Lodge
Ardlochan Lodge
Ardlochan |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig
Johnstons County Map |
044 |
A dwelling house, one storey high, slated and in good repair - Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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FIRBANK COTTAGE |
Firbank Cottage
Firbank Cottage
Firbank Cottage
Firbank Cottage |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
Dwelling house, with out-offices attached, one Storey high, Slated and in good [repair] Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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CULZEAN POND |
Culzean Pond
Culzean Pond
Culzean Pond
Culzean Pond |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A small artificial lake. |
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POND COTTAGE |
Pond Cottage
Pond Cottage
Pond Cottage
Pond Cottage |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A neat dwelling-house, having out-offices attached, one Storey high, Slated, and in good repair. Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. - |
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HOGSTON MOUNT |
Hogston Mount
Hogston Mount
Hogston Mount
Hogston Mount |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A small round hill, on which is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station. Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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[Page] 7 -- Sheet 44.10 -- Parish of Kirkoswald |
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KINGSREE |
Kingsree
Clachanree
Kingsree
Kingsree |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A cluster of Standing Stones, [on] average about three feet high, the [most] not more than 3½feet They are all [the] same kind of stone - grey whinstone. Tradition says that these stones [mark the] spot where King Oswald made a vow that should he be victorious in [battle the] following day he would build a church [here] in the village - in honour of the [Victory] They appear of Druidical [origin] |
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DRUMWHILL |
Drumwhill
Drumwhill
Drumwhill
Drumwhill |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alex McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
The remains of an old
farm steading. Property of
the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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ARDLOCHAN CURLING POND |
Ardlochan Curling Pond
Kirkoswald Curling Pond
Ardlochan Curling Pond
Ardlochan Curling Pond
Ardlochan Curling pond |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig
Henry McCubbin |
044 |
A small fresh-water lake, used as a curling pond. It had been until very recently a mere marsh, but an embankment has been constructed, which keeps a Sufficiency of water. Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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LAGGANHOOLY WOOD |
Lagganhooly Wood
Lagganhooly Wood
Lagganhooly Wood
Lagganhooly Wood |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
Wood Consisting of ash, oak and fir - principally the latter - and about forty years growth. Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. - |
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KIRKLAND HILL |
Kirkland Hill
Kirkland Hill
Kirkland Hill
Kirkland Hill |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A small arable hill, on the Summit of which is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. - |
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[page] 9 -- Sheet 44.11 -- Parish of Kirkoswald |
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BARSLOAN |
Barsloan
Barsloan
Barsloan
Barsloan |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
farm Steading [Consisting] of dwelling house and [out] - offices, one storey high, [thatched] & in a bad State of repair.
Property of the Marquis of [Ailsa.] |
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BARSLOAN POND |
Barsloan Pond
Barsloan Pond
Barsloan Pond
Barsloan Pond |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A Small fresh-water [loch.] Property of the Marquis of Ailsa- |
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BARSLOAN WOOD |
Barsloan Wood
Barsloan Wood
Barsloan Wood
Barsloan Wood |
Mr. Thoomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A narrow strip of wood, [comprising] principally of fir, of [about] twenty years growth - [Property] of the Marquis of Ailsa |
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BIRNIEHILL |
Birnyhill
Birniehill
Birniehill
Birniehill |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A farm-Steading, Consisting of dwelling-house and out-offices, one storey high; slated, and in a tolerable state of repair.
Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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HIGH GLENLUIE |
High Glenluie
High Glenluie
High Glenluie
High Glenluie
Glenluie |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig
Johnston's County Map |
044 |
Dwelling-house, one Storey high, Slated, and in good repair - Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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BLANEFIELD BRIDGE |
Blanefield Bridge
Blanefield Bridge
Blanefield Bridge
Blanefield Bridge |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A Small Stone bridge of one arch built over Milton Burn on a Private Road, and kept in repair by the proprietor Sir Simon Blane |
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KIRKOSWALD [village] |
Kirkoswald
Kirkoswald
Kirkoswald
Kirk Oswald
Kirk Oswald |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A small Village houses of which are mostly [one] Storey high - nearly all [thatched] & in tolerable repair, [occupied] chiefly by agricultural [labourers.] Property of the Marquis of Ailsa |
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KIRK OSWALD (In Ruins) |
Kirkoswald Old Church
Kirkoswald Old Church
Kirk Oswald Old Church
Kirk Oswald Old Church |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
The remains of an ancient [Church] which, according to tradition [was] built in the Seventh Century [by] Oswald King of Northumberland. It must have undergone repair [subsequently], as the walls are in a [tolerable] state of preservation. The [South] Side wall is supported by eight [buttresses] which appear of recent [Construction.] |
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[Kirkoswald] "The church and village of Kirkoswald are very plainly situated
on the west or shore road between Ayr and Girvan thirteen miles from the
former & eight from the latter town"
Patersons History of Ayrshire
[Kirkoswald] "The Parish takes its name from Oswald a Northumbrian
King of the Heptarchy who built a church on the site of
the burying grounds beside the village."
Statistical Account 1842
"The parish derives its name from the church which
was dedicated to Saint Oswald one of the Kings of the Heptarchy
He was canonized after his death which occurred in 642,
having been slain at Oswastre *** The church of Kirkoswald
stands within the barony of Turnberry and was
anciently called 'Ecclesia Sancti Oswaldi de Turnberry'".
Paterson's History of Ayrshire
[Below Kirkoswald in Ruins - Initials] F.E.P. Lt. RE [PRATT .... Francis Edward Pratt .... 1st Lieutenant Royal Engineers] |
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LAGGANHOOLY |
Lagganhooly
Lagganhooly
Upper Lagganhooly
Lagganhooly |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
Farm Steading consisting of dwelling house and out-offices, thatched and in good repair. Property of the Marquis of Ailsa,- |
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BALVAIRD |
Balvaird
Balvaird
Balvaird
Balvaird
W. [West] Belvaird |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig
Johnstons County Map |
044 |
A range of houses, one Storey high, Slated and in good repair - occupied by woodrangers, gamekeepers &c. Property of the Marquis of Ailsa.- |
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BALVAIRD WOOD |
Balvaird Wood
Balvaird Wood
Balvaird Wood
Balvaird Wood |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
Wood consisting of oak, ash and fir_ principally the latter of about forty years growth.
Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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MORRISTON |
Morriston
Morriston
Morriston
Morriston
Morriston |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alex McCaw
Andrew Craig
Johnstons County Map |
044 |
Farm Steading, Consisting of [dwelling]
house and out-offices, two [Storeys] Slated and in good repair. - [Property] of the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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KNOCKANIDDING |
Knockaniddling
Knockaniddling
Knockniddling
Knockaniddling |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A ridge of elevated ground [most] of which is thickly wooded. Property of the Marquis of [Ailsa] |
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KNOCKANIDDING WOOD |
Knockaniddling Wood
Knockaniddling Wood
Knockniddling Wood
Knockaniddling Wood |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
Wood consisting or ash, oak [and] fir, principally the latter, of [about] forty years growth. Property [of] the Marquis of Ailsa.- |
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CHURCH [Kirkoswald] |
Parish Church
Parish Church
Parish Church
Parish Church |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
Erected in the year 1786 ["Patterson says 1777"] by the Heritors of the Parish and supported by the Same. Built of lime and stone and in a good state of repair. |
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MANSE [F.C.; Kirkoswald] |
The Manse
The Manse
The Manse
The Manse |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A neat dwelling-house, with Suitable out-offices, attached, two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair Residence of the Rev [Reverend] Mr Findlay. Erected in 1852. - 1771 Stat Acct [Statistical Account] |
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FREE CHURCH [Kirkoswald] |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A Neat edifice, erected in 1857, partly from funds collected by private Subscription from the Congregation and partly from the general Free Church funds. - |
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SCHOOL [Kirkoswald] |
Parish School
Parish School
Parish School
Parish School |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
Erected in the year 1852 by the Heritors of the Parish Supported by the same [with] no other endowment.- One [Storey] high, slated and in good [repair] |
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MORRISTON LODGE |
Morriston Lodge
Morriston Lodge
Morriston Lodge
Morriston Lodge
Morriston |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig
Johnstons County Map |
044 |
A neat dwelling-house, [that is the]
residence of the Porter, who [guards] the gate at the principal [entrance] to Culzean Castle. One [Storey high] slated and in good repair - [Property] of the Marquis of Ailsa. - |
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PIPER'S KNOWE |
Piper's Knowe
Piper's Knowe
Piper's Knowe
Piper's Knowe
Piper's Knowe |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A steep and thickly wooded slope. - Name from a [Piper] playing in the coves under this [knowe] entering from Shore. Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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RAVELSTON HOLM |
Ravelston Holm
Ravelston Holm
Ravelston Holm |
Estate Map (1825)
Alexander McCaw
Thomas Oliver |
044 |
A flat arable Strip of ground, lying between Knockiniddling, and the public road, adjacent to Morriston. Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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MERK HILL |
Merk Hill
Merk Hill
Merk Hill |
Estate Map (1829)
Alexander McCaw
Thomas Oliver |
044 |
A small arable hill, on which is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station, Property of the Marquis of Ailsa |
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HOLLOWDALE |
Hollowdale
Hollowdale
Hollowdale |
Estate Map (1829)
Alexander McCaw
Thomas Oliver |
044 |
A level strip of low arable ground lying between Ironhill and Corrsiton. Property of the Marquis of Ailsa, |
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KNOX HILL |
Knox Hill
Knox Hill
Knox Hill |
Estate Map (1827)
Alexander McCaw
Thomas Oliver |
044 |
A Small round arable [hill] on the east it terminated in [a steep] slope. Property of the Marquis [of Ailsa] |
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MOSS HILL |
Moss Hill
Moss Hill
Moss Hill |
Estate Map (1826)
Alexander McCaw
Thomas Oliver |
044 |
A long narrow ridge of [Slightly] elevated arable ground- Property of the Marquis of [Ailsa] |
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SPOUT MICHAEL |
Spout Michael
Spout Michael
Spout Michael |
Estate Map (1825)
Alexander McCaw
Thomas Oliver |
044 |
A fine Spring well in [Morriston] farm. It is supposed that [a] holy man named Michael at one time lived in the vicinity and that the spring derived its name from this circumstance. It is not a mineral spring. |
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IRONHILL |
Iron hill
Iron hill
Iron hill
Iron hill
Ironhill |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig
Orthographer |
044 |
Cothouse on Corriston farm one Storey high, thatched and in a bad state of repair. Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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CORRISTON |
Corriston
Corriston
Corriston
Corriston
Coriston
Corristone |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig
Johnstons County Map
County Voters' List |
044 |
Farm-steading consisting of dwelling-house and out-offices, slated, one storey high and in good repair. Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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KIRKLANDS |
Kirklands
Kirklands
Kirklands
Kirklands
Kirklands |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig
County Voters' List |
044 |
Farm-steading consisting of dwelling-house and out-offices two storeys high, slated, and in good repair. Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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KIRKOSWALD T.P. |
Kirkoswald Toll
Kirkoswald Toll
Kirkoswald Toll
Kirkoswald Toll |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
Dwelling-house to which is [attached]
a turnpike gate. One storey [high] thatched and in good [repair] Full rates are payable [here]. |
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CROFTENGEE |
Croftengee
Croftengee
Croftengee
Croftengee
Croftingee |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig
Johnstons County Map |
044 |
Farm-steading Consisting [of ] dwelling house and out- [offices]one Storey high, thatched [and]in good repair. Property [of] the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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CROFTENGEE BRIDGE |
Croftengee Bridge
Croftengee Bridge
Croftengee Bridge
Croftengee Bridge |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A small stone bridge of [one] arch. - This Bridge is a Parish bridge. It is built over the Milton Burn. |
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GATEHOUSE |
Gatehouse
Gatehouse
Gatehouse
Gatehouse |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A dwelling house, one Storey high, thatched and in good repair. Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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DAMHOUSE |
Damhouse
Damhouse
Damhouse
Damhouse |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A dwelling house occupied by an agricultural labourer. thatched,one Storey high and in good repair. Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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KIRKLAND BARN (Thrashing Mill) |
Kirkland barn
Kirklands Barn
Kirkland Barn
Kirkland Barn |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
Thrashing Mill on the farm of Kirkland, worked by water, two Storeys high, Slated and in good repair. Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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MILTON BURN |
Milton Burn
Milton Burn
Milton Burn
Milton Burn
Milton Burn |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A narrow winding [Stream] formed from surface [water] adjacent to and N [North] of [Mosshill] and falls into the sea [at] Turnberry Toll. |
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BURNFOOT COTTAGE |
Burnfoot Cottage
Burnfoot Cottage
Burnfoot Cottage
Burnfoot Cottage |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A cot house, one Storey [high] thatched and in a bad [state] of repair. Property of the Marquis of Ailsa.- |
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BLANEFIELD COTTAGE |
Blanefield Cottages
Blanefield Cottage
Blanefield Cottage
Blanefield Cottage |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
Cot house, one Storey high, slated and in good repair. Property of Sir Simon Blane. |
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BURNFOOT BRIDGE |
Burnfoot Bridge
Burnfoot Bridge
Burnfoot Bridge
Burnfoot Bridge |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A Small Stone bridge of one arch Spanning Milton Burn. It is a Parish Bridge. |
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MERKLAND |
Merkland
Merkland
Merkland
Merkland |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
Farm Steading consisting of dwelling house and out-offices, one Storey high, Slated and in good repair. Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. - |
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MERKLAND WOOD |
Merkland Wood
Merkland Wood
Merkland Wood
Merkland Wood |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
Wood Consisting of ash, oak, and fir, principally the latter. Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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LOW CAIRN HILL |
Low Cairn Hill
Low Cairn Hill
Laigh Cairn Hill
Low Cairn Hill |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A ridge of somewhat [elevated]
ground, lying to the South [of]
the village of [Kirkoswald]
Property of the Marquis [of Ailsa.] |
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LOW CAIRNHILL WOOD |
Low Cairnhill Wood
Low Cairn Hill Wood
Laigh Cairnhill Wood
Low Cairn Hill Wood |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A Strip of wood [Consisting] of ash, oak, and fir, [principally] the latter. Property of [the] Marquis of Ailsa. |
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BLANEFIELD BURN |
Blanefield Burn
Blanefield Burn
Blanefield Burn
Blanefield Burn |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A narrow winding [Stream] formed from surface [water] adjacent to the South East of [Blanefield] and falls into Milton Burn [near] Burnfoot. |
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LEFFINHEAD |
Leffin head
Leffinhead
Leffinhead
Leffinhead
Liffinhead |
Alexander McCaw
John Findlay
Thomas Oliver
David Fulton
Johnston's County Map |
044 |
The ruins of an old farmhouse, now used as a shed for cattle, one storey high, & thatched. Property of Sir James Ferguson Bart. [Baronet] |
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LEFFINWYNE |
Liffenwine
Leffinwind
Leffinwyne
Leffinwyne
Leffinwynd
Laffinwyne |
Johnstons County Map
Alexander McCaw
John Findlay
Thomas Oliver
David Fulton
Henry McCubbin |
044 |
Farm-steading consisting of a dwelling
house with out-offices, one storey high,
thatched and in good repair. Property of Sir James Ferguson Bart. [Baronet]. |
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MIDDLERIDGE |
Middlerig
Middleridge
Middleridge
Middleridge
Middlerigg |
Alexander McCaw
John Findlay
Thomas Oliver
David Fulton
Johnstons County Map |
044 |
Farm-steading consisting of a dwelling
house, 2 storeys high, with out-offices, one storey high, slated and in good repair
property of Charles Eaton Esqr. |
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BLANEFIELD |
Blanefield
Blanefield
Blanefield
Blanefield
Blanefield |
Alexander McCaw
John Findlay
Thomas Oliver
David Fulton
Johnston's County Map |
044 |
Farm-steading consisting of a dwelling-house, two storeys high, with out-offices, adjacent, one storey high [thatched] and in good repair. It was formerly the residence of __ Blane Esqr. property of Sir Simon Blane. |
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GLENLUIE WOOD |
Glenlewie Wood
Glenluie Wood
Glenluie Wood
Glenluie Wood |
Alexander McCaw
John Findlay
Thomas Oliver
David Fulton |
044 |
A narrow strip (of wood) bordering part of the public-road between Ayr & Girvan consisting of Fir, Ash &c. about [30] years growth. property of Mr. Br[ ] |
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GLENLUIE BRIDGE |
Glenlewie
Glenluie Bridge
Glenluie Bridge
Glenluie Bridge |
Alexander McCaw
John Findlay
Thomas Oliver
David Fulton |
044 |
A small bridge built of lime & stone on the public road between Ayr & Girvan
This Bridge being on a Turnpike Road is consequently a County Bridge |
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CROSSRAGUEL ABBEY (Remains of) |
Crossreguel Abbey
Crossraguel Abbey
Crossraguel Abbey
Crossraguel Abbey
Crossraguell Abbey
Crossraguel Abbey
Crossraguel Abbey |
Alexander McCaw
John Findlay
Thomas Oliver
David Fulton
Johnstons County Map
Statistical Accnt. [Account]
Patersons History of Ayrshire |
044 |
The remains of an ancient sacred edifice, founded about the year 1244 by Duncan Earl of Carrick. Situated on the public road between Ayr & Girvan about 2 miles & ½ East of Kirkoswald village, The walls of the church and Choir are still standing to the height of 16 feet. The principal altar stood in the eastern part of the Choir. On the right of this stands the vestry-room & Abbot's ecclesiastical court-cell entire; and arched above, the roof of the latter is supported by a single column.[Curving] groined vaults intersecting each other and forming acute angles. A range of vaults appears to
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[Note]
"The Abbey of Crossraguel was founded in 1244; but the
building was probably not completed for some years afterwards.
It has long been in ruins, though great care is now taken to preserve
what remains. Abercrummie says, 'the fabryck of the Church is entyre,
without a roofe. Much of the building is demolished, yet there be
two towers still standing entyre in their walls.' It is at least 160 years
since Abercrummie wrote, and his description of the ruins might
serve for the present day. The great injury sustained by the building
seems to have been inflicted at the time of the Reformation. The Abbey
stands midway between Maybole and Kirkoswald - about two miles
distant from each. the public road from Ayr to Portpatrick passes
along the north side of the precincts. The situation as Abercrummie
observes, 'is noways pleasant' - yet it was well selected in
reference
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CROSSRAGUEL ABBEY |
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have extended from this nearly to the eastern part of the choir. A coat of arms is cut upon a stone on the extremity of this range representing a chevron with a cross on the nombril point; other two crosses on the right & left of the upper edge of the escutcheon. Some of these vaults are entire, others are a mass of ruins. Three walls of a square tower at the [ ] are still standing to the height of 45 feet. On the W. [West] end stands another tower of the same dimensions & supports a small projecting watch-tower. At the S.W. [South West] corner stands a small circular pigeon tower 20 feet high |
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[Crossraguel Abbey note continued from page 27]
"reference to water, a small pellucid stream
running along the east of the building. The Area of
the Abbey grounds measure about eight acres. These
were enclosed, except on the south - which was bounded with a
marsh - with a stone wall of considerable strength, having
two gates, one to the south, and another to the south-west. ***
The last Abbot was Quintin Kennedy, brother to the Earl of Cassillis
well known as the author of several works, and especially by his disputa-
-tion with John Knox at Maybole in 1562 ** The Abbey was after-
-wards rented from the Chapel Royal by Sir James Fergusson of
Kilkerran, Bart. [Baronet], and the lease still continues in that family".
Extract from Patterson's History of Ayrshire (published 1847) |
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SOUTH MAINS OF ABBEY |
South Mains of Abbey
South Mains of Abby
South Mains of Abby
South Mains of Abby
Abbeymains
Southmains of Abbey |
Alexander McCaw
John Findlay
Thomas Oliver
David Fulton
Johnston's County Map
County Voters' List |
044 |
Farm-steading consisting of a dwelling-house, one storey high, thatched, and in good repair, with out-offices, one storey high, slated and in good repair. property of Sir James Ferguson Bart. [Baronet] |
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CROSSRAGUEL COTTAGE |
Crossreguel Cottage
Crossraguel Cottage
Crossraguel Cottage
Crossraguel Cottage |
Alexander McCaw
John Findlay
Thomas Oliver
David Fulton |
044 |
A dwelling-house, one storey high, Slated, and in good repair. property of Sir James Ferguson Bart. [Baronet] |
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ABBEYMILL BURN |
Abbey Mill Burn
Abbey Mill Burn
Abbey Mill Burn
Abbeymill Burn |
John Findlay
Thomas Oliver
David Fulton
Johnston's County Map |
044 |
A narrow winding stream formed from Surface water a little W. West of Crossraguel Abbey. It's course S. [South] easterly till it falls into Capenoch Burn about 1/2 S.E. [South East] of Littleton in the Ph [Parish] of Maybole. |
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AUCHENBLANE |
Auchenblain
Auchenblane
Auchenblane
Auchenblane
Auchenblain |
Alexander McCaw
John Findlay
Thomas Oliver
David Fulton
Johnston's County Map |
044 |
Farm steading consisting of a dwelling-house, with out-[offices] one storey high, slated and in [good] repair. Property of Charles [Eaton Esq] |
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MOSSIDE KNOLL |
Mosside Knoll
Mos side Knoll
Mos side Knoll
Mos side Knoll
Mosside |
Alexander McCaw
John Findlay
Thomas Oliver
David Fulton
Johnston's County Map |
044 |
A round arable hillock, [conspicuous] from the circumstance of being [stood] in a flat meadow. property [of] Mr Brown. |
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WELLHOME |
Wellhome
Well home
Well holm
Wellhome
Wellholm |
Alexander McCaw
John Findlay
Thomas Oliver
David Fulton
Johnston's County Map |
044 |
A farm-house with out-offices [adjacent]
one storey high, thatched and in good
repair. Property of Sir James Ferguson |
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NAPS OF DALTAMMIE |
Neips of Daltammy
Naps of Daltammie
Naps of Daltammie
Naps of Daltammie
Daltamy
Daltamie |
Alexander McCaw
J Findlay
Thomas Oliver
David Fulton
Johnston's County Map
County Voters' List |
044 |
A Small hill, having an uneven appearance, in numerous Knolls, or natural rises in the ground. Property of Sir James Ferguson Bart. Baronet of Kilkerran |
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LOW DALQUHAT |
Low Dalquhat
Low Dalquhat
Laigh Dalquhat
Low Dalwhat
Low Dalquhat
Laigh Dalquhat |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig
John Gillespie
Henry McCubbin |
044 |
A dwelling-house with out-offices, formerly the farm-steading of Low Dalwhat one storey high, thatched, & in indifferent - repair - property of the Marquis of Ailsa |
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DALQUHAT BRAE |
Dalquhat Brae
Dalwhat Brae
Dalquhat Brae
Dalwhat Brae
Dalwhat Brae |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig
Henry McCubbin |
044 |
A gently-sloping ridge of arable ground property of the Marquis of Ailsa |
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BALLOCHHILLIE GLEN |
Ballochillie Glen
Ballochillie Glen
Ballochillie Glen
Ballochillie Glen
Ballochhillie Glen |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig
Thomas Dykes Esqr. |
044 |
A narrow glen, divided by the Milton Burn; the sides of which form a gentle slope, & covered with Furze & wood
property of the Marquis of Ailsa.
For orthography see Ballochhillie Part 1 p.73 |
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TURNBERRY BIG WOOD |
Turnberry Big Wood
Turnberry Big Wood
Turnberry Big Wood
Turnberry Big Wood |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A large strip of mixed-[wood] mostly Fir & Ash, ab[out] 60 years growth; property of [the] Marquis of Ailsa |
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TAUCHET HILL |
Tauchet Hill
Tauchet Hill
Tauchet Hill
Tauchet Hill |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
An elevated ridge of arab[le] ground: On its summit- is Fi[r] wood, property of the Marq[uis] of Ailsa |
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HIGH DALQUHAT |
High Dalquhat
High Dalwhat
High Dalquhat
High Dalwhat
High Dalquhat
High Dalquhat
Dalquhat |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig
Henry McCubbin
Johnston's County Map
County Voters list |
044 |
Farm-steading, consisting of [a] dwelling-house, with out-offices; [one] storey high, slated & in good [repair] property of the Marquis of Ailsa |
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THUNDER HILL |
Thunder Hill
Thunder Hill
Thunder Hill |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw |
044 |
A slightly elevated ridge of arable ground with a strip of wood on its side & summit - property of the Marquis of Ailsa |
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THE BELT |
The Belt
The Belt
The Belt |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw |
044 |
A narrow strip of wood, composed of Fir, Ash &ct principally the former about - 50 years growth property of the Marquis of Ailsa |
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TURNBERRYHILL COTTAGE |
Turnberryhill Cottage
Turnberryhill Cottage
Turnberryhill Cottage |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw |
044 |
A dwellinghouse occupied by a gamekeeper, one storey high, slated, & in good repair property of the Marquis of Ailsa |
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TURNBERRY |
Tyrnberry
Turnberry
Turnberry
Turnberry |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Johnston's County Map |
044 |
Farm-steading consisting [of]
dwelling-house, two storeys high, [with]
out-offices, one storey high, slated [and in ] good repair, property of the Marquis of Ailsa |
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TURNBERRY WOOD |
Turnberry Wood
Turnberry Wood
Turnberry Wood |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw |
044 |
A small patch of mixed [woodland] mostly fir. property of the Marquis of Ailsa |
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TAUCHET WOOD |
Tauchet Wood
Tauchet Wood
Tauchet Wood |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw |
044 |
A large patch of mixed [wood] principally Fir - property [of the] Marquis of Ailsa |
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BALLOCHNIEL QUARRY |
Ballochniel Quarry
Ballochniel Quarry
Ballochniel Quarry
Ballochniel Quarry |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A huge Freestone Quarry, wrought in the side of an elevated ridge of land, the stone is excellent quality. property of the Marquis of Ailsa |
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THE DOUNNAN |
The Doonnan
The Dounnan
The Dounnan
The Dounnan |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A small elevated slope adjacent to Ballochniel, the surface of which is irregularly formed; with numerous small stones appearing on its top property of the Marquis of Ailsa
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KNOCKGLASS HILL |
Knockglass Hill
Knockglass Hill
Knockglass Hill
Knockglass Hill |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
An elevated ridge of arable ground on Dalwhat farm property of the Marquis of Ailsa |
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LOW PARK |
Low Park
Low Park
Laigh Park
Low Park
Laigh Park |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig
Johnston's County Map |
044 |
Farm steading consisting of a dwelling
house with out offices one storey high, slated and in good repair property of the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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BALLOCHNIEL MILL (Corn & Starch) |
Ballochniel
Ballochniel
Ballochniel
Ballochniel
Ballochniel
Ballochniel
Ballochniel |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig
Johnston's County Map
Statistical Account (1842)
County Voters List |
044 |
A few scattered houses, consisting
of three dwelling-houses, with a
corn and starch mill, all one
storey high, thatched, and in indifferent repair; formerly a farm-steading. While residing here, the poet-Burns composed his well known tale of Tam O'Shanter. Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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TURNBERRY LODGE |
Turnberry Lodge
Turnberry Lodge
Turnberry Lodge
Turnberry Lodge
Turnberry Lodge |
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John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig
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CAIRN HILL |
Cairn Hill
Cairn Hill
Cairn Hill |
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Mr J Findlay
Alexander McCaw |
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A small arable [elevated hill] deriving its name from a [cairn] on it's Summit |
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CAIRN (Site of) [Cairn Hill] |
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An ancient [cairn] no tradition connected [with] it. |
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LOW BIRNIEHILL |
Low Birnyhill
Low Birniehill
Laigh Birniehill
Laigh Birniehill
Laigh Birniehill |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig
Henry McCubbin |
044 |
Cot-house, one Storey high, thatched, and in tolerable repair. Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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BROADSHEAN |
Broadshean
Broadshean
Broadshean
Broadshean
Broadshean
Broadshean |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig
Johnston's County Map
County Voters list |
044 |
Farm-Steading Consisting of dwelling house, and out-offices, one Storey high, slated, and in good repair - Property of the Marquis of Alisa- |
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KNOCKCLOG |
Knockclog
Knockclog
Knockclog
Knockclog |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A Small round hill - arable, with the exception of three Small waste patches, which Cannot be Cultivated. Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. - |
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Knockclog [note]
Clogad (klǒg'-ad)
Cone or pyramid
Gaelic Dict. [Dictionary] |
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MINNYBAE |
Minnybae
Minnybae
Minnybae
Minnybae
Minniebee
Minnybrae |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig
Johnston's County Map
County Voters' List |
044 |
Farm-steading Consisting of dwelling-house and out-offices one storey high, thatched, and in tolerable repair. Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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CROFTENGEE WOOD |
Croften Wood
Croften Wood
Croftengee Wood
Croften Wood |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A strip of wood Consisting of ash oak and fir, principally the latter of about thirty years growth Property of the Marquis of Ailsa The name is taken from the house, the orthography should of course be the same |
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HOLLOWSHEAN WOOD |
Hollowshean-Wood
Hollowshean Wood
Hollowshean Wood
Hollowshean Wood
Hollowshean |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig
Johnston's County Map |
044 |
Wood Consisting of Ash, oak and fir
principally the latter, of about thirty years growth. Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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HIGH PARK HILL |
High Park Hill
High Park Hill
High Park Hill
High Park Hill |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A small hill on which is a Trigl.[Trigonometrical] Station. It affords
tolerable Sheep pasture. Property of the Marquis of Ailsa.- |
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LOW CRAIGENTON |
Low Craigenton
Low Craigenton
Laigh Craigenton
Low Craigenton
Low Craigenton |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig
Johnston's County Map |
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Farm-Steading, Consisting of dwelling-house and out-offices, one Storey high, Slated, and in good repair. Property of The Marquis of Ailsa.- |
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MISTBLOWN HILL |
Mistblown- Hill
Mistblown Hill
Mistblown Hill
Mistblown Hill |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A ridge of elevated arable ground. Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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WEE DOUNNAN |
Wee Doonan
Wee Dounnan
Wee Dounnan
Wee Dounnan
Wee Dounnan |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig
Thomas Dykes Esqr. |
044 |
A Steep grassy - Slope with few rocks. Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. Mr Dykes is the Factor and besides being a good general authority is in this instance in [Grosset] of the most approved spelling. See also "Dounan" and "Dounan Hill" |
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HIGH CRAIGENTON |
High Craigenton
High Craigenton
High Craigenton
High Craigenton
High Craigenton |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alex McCaw
Andrew Craig
Johnston's County Map |
044 |
A cot-house on the farm
of Low Craigenton. one storey
high, thatched and in a bad
state of repair. Property of
the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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CRAIGENTON HILL |
Craigenton Hill
Craigenton Hill
Craigenton Hill
Craigenton Hill |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A round hill partly arable, and partly Sheep pasture. Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. - |
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CHAPELTON COTTAGE |
Hollowchapel Cottage
Hollowchapel Cottage
Hollowchapel Cottage
Hollow Chapel Cottage |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
An old Cot-house, uninhabited, one Storey high, thatched, and in a bad State of repair. Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. - |
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HOLLOWSHEAN CAMP |
Hollowshean Camp
Hollowshean Camp
Hollowshean Camp
Hollowshean Camp
Hallowshean |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig
Johnston's County Map |
044 |
An old fort or Camp, having a Natural defence in a Steep Slope to the South west, and North; but to the east it has three parallel ditches, evidently artificial and in a good state of preservation. Nothing is known respecting it by the people of the neighbourhood, though no doubt it has been a place of Strength at Some remote period.
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"The only antiquities of which the parish (Girvan) can boast are
"five circular encampments, generally regarded as ancient British
"strengths. They occupy the ridge of hills already described, and all of
"them command a view of the sea. One of them is somewhat remarkable
"as having two parallel ditches. These encampments, in all likelihood,
"belong to the period of the Danish, Irish and Scottish (The Scots from Argyle
"under Alpin) invasions". - Pattersons History of Ayrshire page 76.
This Camp being in the same neighbourhood will probably have
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PROP HILL |
Prop Hill
Prop Hill
Prop Hill
Prop Hill |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A Small hill, on which is a Trigl.[Trigonometrical] Station. All arable, with
the exception of its South Side which is a Steep whinny Slope. Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. - |
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HOLLOWSHEAN |
Hollowshean
Hollowshean
Hollowshean
Hollowshean
Hallowshean
Hallowshean |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig
Johnston's County Map
County Voters' List |
044 |
Farm-Steading consisting of [a] dwelling-house and out-[offices] one Storey high, Slated, and in good repair. Property [of] the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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CHAPELTON BURN |
Hollowchapel Burn
Hollowchapel Burn
Hollowchapel Burn
Hullow Chapel Burn |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Andrew Craig |
044 |
A Narrow winding Stream formed from Surface water near Loch Derry - cothouse [and] empties itself into the sea near Balkenna Bridge |
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MOORHEAD |
Moorhead
Moorhead
Moorhead |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw |
044 |
Farm-house with out-offices adjoining, one storey high, thatched, & in bad repair Property of Sir Simon Blane. |
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HIGH CHAPELTON HILL |
High Chapeltonhill
High Chapelton Hill
High Chapelton Hill |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw |
044 |
A ridge of elevated sheep pasture-land. property of the Marquis of Ailsa |
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HIGH PARK |
High Park
High Park
High Park
High Park |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Johnstons County Map |
044 |
Cothouse, consisting of two tenements, one storey high, thatched & in indifferent repair. it was formerly a farm steading property of the Marquis of Ailsa |
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Parish of Kirkoswald & Maybole |
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CROSTONHILL MOOR |
Crostonhill-moor
Crostonhill Moor
Crostonhill Moor
Crostonhill Moor
Crostonhill Moor |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Estate Map 1850
Mr Kennedy - Factor |
044 |
A tract of black marshy [ground] extending from Craigston Loch, to Crostonhill farmsteading, in [Maybole] parish: property of Sir James [Ferguson] |
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CRAIGDOW HILL |
Craigdow hill
Craigdow Hill
Craigdow Hill
Craigdow Craig |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Johnston's County Map |
044 |
A large heathy-pasture hill, [with] a few rocks: it takes its [name] from the circumstance of [having] a black craig on its [east] side, which the word [signifies]
Property of the Marquis of Ailsa |
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LOCHDERRY |
Loch Derry
Loch Derry
Loch Derry
Lochderry |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Thomas Dykes Esqr. |
044 |
A thatched cot-house, in a [acceptable] condition, one storey high, [property] of the Marquis of Ailsa |
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Sheet 44.15
Parish of Kirkoswald & [Maybole]
[Craigdow Hill, under the name, reads] Creig or Craig a rock
Dubh or Dugh black
Gaelic Dictionary |
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LOCHEND |
Lochend
Lochend
Lochend
Lochend |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Johnston's County Map |
044 |
Farm-house, with out-houses adjoining, one storey high, thatched, & in indifferent repair _ property of Sir Simon Blane |
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CRAIGDOW LOCH |
Craigdow Loch
Craigdow Loch
Craigdow Loch
Craigdow Loch |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Johnston's County Map |
044 |
A small sheet of water N.W. [North West] of Craigdow hill, from, which it takes its name, property of Sir James Ferguson, Sir Simon Blane & the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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LOCHHEAD |
Lochhead
Lochhead
Lochhead |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw |
044 |
A small farm-house, one storey high, thatched, & in indifferent repair. property of Sir James Ferguson The farm steading is situated in Maybole parish. |
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Sheet 44.15
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KEEKAFAR |
Keekafar
KeeKafar
Keekafar |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw |
044 |
A small heathy-pasture hill, [it] takes its name from the distant [view] which may be had of the surrounding country from its [summit] [property of] the Marquis of Ailsa |
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HOLLOWSHEAN COTTAGE |
Hollowshean-Cottage
Hollowshean Cottage
Hollowshean Cottage
Hallowshean |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw
Johnston's County Map |
044 |
A dwelling-house, one storey [high,] thatched & in good repair, [occupied] by a gamekeeper. property of the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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BURNSIDE |
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside |
Thomas Oliver
John Findlay
Alexander McCaw |
044 |
Farm-steading with out-houses [adjoining] one storey high, thatched & in good [repair] property of the Marquis of Ailsa |
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CRAIGENSHILL |
Craigenshill
Craigens Hill
Craigens Hill |
Alexander McCaw
John Findlay
Thomas Oliver |
050 |
A narrow, slightly, elevated heathy pasture hill. The Northern face rests on a heathy pasture table-land, & is nearly leavel with the top of the hill The Southern side rises gently from a lower leivel, property of George McMicken Torrence Esqr |
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MOAT [Craigens Hill] |
Moat
Moat
Moat |
Alexander McCaw
John Findlay
Thomas Oliver |
050 |
A Small, round, patch of heathy pasture land, forming part of Criagance Hill. There is neither tradition nor appearance of its having been fortified as the word implies. |
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CAIRN [Craigens Hill] |
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In the immediate neighbourhood stands a small circular Cairn which is
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Moat [note]
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supposed by the people in the neighbourhood to be Pictish; and, about 3/4 of a mile to the East is a circular hillfort on the Summit of Kirkhill in the parish of Dailly property of G. McMeiken Torrence [Esqr] Edinghbourough |
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BLACK HILL |
Black hill
Black hill
Black hill |
Alexander McCaw
John Findlay
Thomas Oliver |
050 |
The Northn [Northern] side of which has an abrupt ascent of 70 yards, when it joins a small table land between it & Craigance hill property of the Marquis of Ailsa |
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Black Hill [note]
think of J. F. Kennedy Esq of Dunure
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AIRD |
Aird
Aird
Aird
Aird
Aird |
Alexander McCaw
J Findlay
Thomas Oliver
County Voters' list
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
050 |
Farm steading consisting of a dwelling house with outoffice one Storey high thatched & in good repair property of Sir James Ferguson Bart. [Baronet] |
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GLENSHALLOCH HILL |
Glenshalloch Hill
Glenshalloch Hill
Glenshalloch Hill |
Alexander McCaw
J Findlay
Thomas Oliver |
050 |
The south face of which is [precipitously] steep. It rises gently from [Glenshalloch] Cottage, untill it Attains its highest elevation. it then falls Slightly [toward] the North for about 700 yards, [where] it joins a flat moor. It is thickly [covered] with firs; property of Sir James [Ferguson] Bart. [Baronet]] |
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CARSLOE BRAE |
Carsloe Brae
Carsloe Brae
Carsloe Brae |
Alexander McCaw
J. Findlay
Thomas Oliver |
051 |
A slightly elevated rising ground on [the] eastern extremity of the Burninghill & [adjacent] to the Black Glen. It is covered [with] Ash, Oak, Fir & Beech property [of] Sir James Ferguson Bart. [Baronet] |
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GOWANCROFT ROW |
Gowancroft Row
Gowancroft Row
Gowancroft Row |
Alexander McCaw
J. Findlay
Thomas Oliver |
050 |
Consisting of 6 tenements occupied by Colliers. One story thatched & in indifferent repair property of Sir James Ferguson Bart. [Baronet] |
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ROAN COTTAGE |
Roan Cottage
Roan Cottage
Roan Cottage |
Alexander McCaw
J. Findlay
Thomas Oliver |
050 |
Consisting of two tenements occupied by Colliers. It is one storey high slated & in good repair property of Sir James Ferguson Bart. [Baronet] |
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CRAIGOCH |
Craigoch
Craigoch
Craigoch
Craigoch
Craigoch |
Alexander McCaw
J. Findlay
Thomas Oliver
County Voters' list
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
050 |
Farm steading consisting of a dwelling house with out-offices attached, one story high slated & in good repair property of Sir James Ferguson Bart. [Baronet] |
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Parish of Kirkoswald |
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ROAN OF CRAIGOCH |
Roan of Craigoch
Roan of Craigoch
Roan of Craigoch |
Alexander McCaw
J. Findlay
Thomas Oliver |
050 |
A small hamlet Consisting [of] 2 dwelling houses of three [tenements] each; occupied by Colliers [attending] to Delzellowlie Colliery, and [a] small grocery shop. All one [storey] high thatched & in good [repair.] It was formerly of greater [extent] but some of the houses have [been taken] from it & have other names [applied] to them property of Sir James Ferguson Bart. [Baronet] |
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WHINNY BRAE |
Whinny Brae
Whinny Brae
Whinny Brae |
Alexander McCaw
J. Findlay
Thomas Oliver |
050 |
A small strip of rising ground [flat] & running parallell to the main road [between] Maybole & Girvan. It is covered with Ash, beech, & Oak property of Sir James Ferguson Bart. [Baronet] |
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DALZELLOLIE |
Dalzellolie
Dalzellolie
Dalzellolie
Dalzellowlie
Dalyellaly |
Alexander McCaw
J. Findlay
Thomas Oliver
County Voters' list
Johnston's County Map |
050 |
Dwelling house with out-houses attached one storey high slated & in good repair
It is occupied by the manager of Dalzellowlie Colliery. property of Sir James Ferguson Bart. [Baronet] |
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HILLSIDE |
Hillside
Hillside
Hilside |
Alexander McCaw
J. Findlay
Thomas Oliver |
050 |
Dwelling house consisting of two tenements occupied by Colliers. one storey high slated And in good repair property of Sir James Ferguson Bart. [Baronet] |
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HILLSIDE QUARRY |
Hillside Quarry
Hillside Quarry
Hillside Quarry |
Alexander McCaw
J. Findlay
Thomas Oliver |
050 |
A large Freestone Quarry, which was wrought some years ago, but, is now closed. property of Sir James [Ferguson] Bart. [Baronet] |
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DALZELLOLIE COLLIERY |
Dalzellolie Colliery
Dalzellolie Colliery
Dalzellolie Colliery
Dalzellowlie Colliery |
Alexander McCaw
J. Findlay
Thomas Oliver
County Voter's list |
050 |
Consisting of two shafts opened in the year 1822 by Sir Charles [Ferguson] Bart. [Baronet] of Kilkerran. The one towards [the] West is named the Engine Pit and [is] wrought at the depth of 40 [fathoms] The winding engine is 15 horse [power].
Their is also an engine of 30 [horse power] for pumping water, attached [to] the shaft towards the East is named Findlay's Pit from the [circumstance] of a man of that name having [been] drowned in it. it is wrought about [the] depth of 27 fathoms, the engine is 10 horse power. The quantity of coals raised from these pits (which are of [usual] quality) during the last 3 years averaged 63,555 Creels, each creel containing 3 Cwt [hundred-weight] and sold at 8d. & 1/- [8 pence and 1 shilling] per [creel].Mr. James Cooper, farmer, Whitehill new Dailly has a lease of them from Sir James Ferguson Bart. [Baronet] of [Kilkerran] |
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Parish of Kirkoswald |
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DERRY |
Derry
Derry
Derry |
Alexander McCaw
J. Findlay
Thomas Oliver |
050 |
Dwelling house consisting of 5 tenements occupied by Colliers. one storey thatched & in indifferent repair property of Sir James Ferguson Bart. [Baronet] |
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HILLSIDE SCHOOL |
Hillside School
Hillside School
Hillside School |
Alexander McCaw
J. Findlay
Thomas Oliver |
050 |
Erected in the year 1831 by Sir James Ferguson. The average number of sholars is about 56. And the schoolmasters salary is £28.0.0 with a free house And garden. £10.0.0 of the salary is secured by subscription from the neighbouring farmers, hence it is called a subscription School. It is one storey high slated & in good condition |
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GLENSHALLOCH COTTAGE |
Glenshalloch Cottage
Glenshalloch Cottage
Glenshalloch Cottage |
Alexander McCaw
J. Findlay
Thomas Oliver |
050 |
Occupied by an agricultural labourer. one storey high thatched & in good repair property of Sir James Ferguson Bart. [Baronet] |
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GLENSHALLOCH WOOD |
Glenshalloch Wood
Glenshalloch Wood
Glenshalloch Wood |
Alexander McCaw
J. Findlay
Thomas Oliver |
050 |
A large extent of old, & young wood. about 50 and 6 years growth, extending from the S. [South] Eastern base of Craigfur hill and running nearly West where it joins the public road between Kirkoswald & Daily. property of Sir James Ferguson Bart. [Baronet] |
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CLATYKAIL BURN |
Chlatykail Burn
Clattykail Burn
Clattykail Burn
Clattykail Burn |
Alexander McCaw
J. Findlay
Thomas Oliver
W McCubbin |
050 |
A small narrow winding Stream rising in the centre of Glenshalloch It runs nearly due South until it joins the River Girvan adjacent to Ard farm |
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GLENTON |
Glenton
Glenton
Glenton
Glenton |
Alexander McCaw
J. Findlay
Thomas Oliver
County Voters' List |
050 |
Farm steading Consisting of a dwelling house with out-offices. one storey high Slated & in good repair property of Sir James Ferguson Bart. [Baronet] |
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GLENTON GLEN |
Glenton Glen
Glenton Glen
Glenton Glen |
Alexander McCaw
J. Findlay
Thomas Oliver |
050 |
A deep wooded dell through which runs a small stream, steep banks rise abruptly on each side of the stream and in some places are nearly perpendicular. Young Fir, Ash & Oak cover the summit & sides of the Glen property of Sir James Ferguson Bart. [Baronet] |
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GLENHEAD |
Glenhead
Glenhead
Glenhead
Glenhead |
Alexander McCaw
J. Findlay
Thomas Oliver
County Voters' list |
050 |
The remains of an old Farm steading Standing at the head of Glenton Glen
The walls are nearly level with the surface. property of Sir James Ferguson |
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Parish of Kirkoswald |
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GLENSHALLOCH |
Glenshalloch
Glenshalloch
Glenshalloch |
Alexander McCaw
J. Findlay
Thomas Oliver |
050 |
The ruins of an old [Farmsteading] the walls of which are standing [to] the height of one storey, without a [roof]
property of Sir James Ferguson [Bart.] [Baronet] |
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BALDRENNAN BURN |
Baldrennan Burn
Baldrennan Burn
Baldrennan Burn |
Alexander McCaw
J. Findlay
Thomas Oliver |
050 |
A small stream which rises on the Eastern boundary of Baldrennan far[m]
It runs about 400 yards south through a [--] Glen. & then has a East & South course on it [until] it joins the water of Girvan |
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COZEYDEN |
Coseyden
Cozey den
Cozey den
Cozey den |
Alexander McCaw
J. Findlay
Thomas Oliver
Henry McCubbin |
050 |
Dwellinghouse occupied by a [workman] of Kilkerran Acid Work. One storey [high] thatched & in a ruinous condition property of Sir James Ferguson [Bart]. [Baronet] |
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HERONSPARK |
Heronspark
Heronspark
Heronspark |
Alexander McCaw
John Findlay
Thomas Oliver |
050 |
Dwellinghouse consisting of 4 tenements occupied by Agricultural labores [labourers]. One Story high thatched and in good repair. property of Sir James Ferguson Bart. [Baronet] |
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MOUNTPLEASANT |
Mountpleasant
Mountpleasant
Mountpleasant |
Alexander McCaw
John Findlay
Thomas Oliver |
050 |
Dwellinghouse occupied by a woodcutter. One story high thatched & in indifferent repair. property of Sir James Ferguson Bart. [Baronet] |
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KITTLEPEN |
Kittlepen
Kittlepen
Kittlepen |
Alexander McCaw
John Findlay
Thomas Oliver |
050 |
Dwelling house, occupied by [colliers] & consists of two tenements one story thatched & in indifferent repair. property of Sir James Ferguson Bart. [Baronet] |
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GLENTON COTTAGE |
Glenton Cottage
Glenton Cottage
Glenton Cottage |
Alexander McCaw
John Findlay
Thomas Oliver |
050 |
One storey high thatched & in [good] repair It is occupied by a [roadman]
property of Sir James Ferguson [Bart.] [Baronet] |
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GOWANCROFT |
Gowancroft
Gowancroft
Gowancroft |
Alexander McCaw
John Findlay
Thomas Oliver |
050 |
Dwelling house consisting of [two] tenements occupied by Colliers, one story high thatched & in [good] repair property of Sir James Ferguson [Bart]. [Baronet] |
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Parish of Kirkoswald |
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BRAEHEAD |
Braehead
Braehead
Braehead |
Alexander McCaw
J. Findlay
Thomas Oliver |
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An old farm Steading Consisting of dwelling house and out offices all one Storey high thatched and in bad repair occupied by agricultural laborers. Property of J.M. Torance Esqr Edinbro [Edinburgh] |
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LONG HILL |
Long Hill
Long Hill
Long Hill |
Alexander McCaw
J. Findlay
Thomas Oliver |
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A ridge of Somewhat elevated ground on the Summit of which is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station. It is of An oval Shape falling off gradually to the S.E. [South East] and N.W. [North West] To the N.E. [North East] & S.W. [South West] it has scarcely any declivity being the Summit of high ground extending in the two latter directions probable height about 100 feet from its base - Property of the Marquis of Ailsa. |
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DRUMMUCK |
Drummuck
Drumuck
Drumuck
Drummuck
Drummuck
Drummuck |
County voters' list
Alexander McCaw
John Findlay
Thomas Oliver
H McCubbin
David Fulton |
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Farm Steading Consisting of dwelling house and out offices, one Storey high Slated, and in good repair - Property of Duchesse de Coigney. |
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Sheet 50, 6 -- Parish of Kirkoswald |
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THREAVE COTTAGE |
Threave Cottage
Threave Cottage
Threave Cottage |
Alexander McCaw
J. Findlay
Thomas Oliver |
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Cot house on the farm of South Threave, one Storey high Slated and in good repair. Property of J.M. Torance Esqr Edinbro' [Edinburgh] |
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SOUTH THREAVE |
South Threave
South Threave
South Threave
South Threave |
Alexander McCaw
J. Findlay
Thomas Oliver
County voters' list |
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Large Farm Steading Consisting of dwelling house And out offices, The former two and the latter one [Storey] high Slated and in good repair Property of J.M. Torance Esqr Edin [Edinburgh] |
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KIPPERY |
Kipperie
Kippery
Kippery
Kippery |
Alexander McCaw
J. Findlay
Thomas Oliver
Henry McCubbin |
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An old Cot house on the Ladybank estate - One Storey high thatched and in a bad State of repair -- uninhabited - Property of Charles Boyd Esqr Edinburgh.- |
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Sheet 50, 6 -- Parish of Kirkoswald |
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BLAIR HILL |
Blair Hill
Blair Hill
Blair Hill |
Alexander McCaw
J. Findlay
Thomas Oliver |
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The highest part of a ridge of elevated ground lying in an easterly and westerly direction. To the South and North it falls off with a gentle Slope, to the east and west There is Scarcely any perceptible declivity - A Narrow Strip of wood Crowns its Summit -- Property of Alexander McLachlan Esqr.- |
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Sheet 50, 10 -- Parish of Kirkoswald |
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LADY WELL |
Lady Well
Lady Well
Lady Well |
Alexander McCaw
J. Findlay
Thomas Oliver |
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A well of good Spring water, which issues Copiously from a gravelly bed, and Never goes dry. |
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BLAIR |
Blair
Blair
Blair
Blair
Blair |
Alexander McCaw
J. Findlay
Thomas Oliver
County voters' list
Johnston's Co [County] map |
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Farm Steading Consisting of dwelling house and out offices, the former two and the latter one Storey high Slated and in good repair -- Property and residence of Alexander McLachlan Esqr- |
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Sheet 50, 6 & 10 -- Parish of Kirkoswald |
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[Page] 70
[Volume signed]
Francis E. Pratt
Lt. Rl. [Lieutenant Royal] Engineers
July 24th 1856 |
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[Page] 71
[Volume] 40
OS1/3/40
NAME BOOK
Parish of Kirkoswald (Part 2)
Parts of SHEETS 44. 50
Co. [County] Ayr |
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Parish of Kirkoswald -- Part 2-- Parts of Sheets 44,50 72
INDEX
Name -- Page
Abbeymill Burn -- 29
Aird -- 53
Ardlochan -- 5
Ardlochan Cottage --1
Ardlochan Curling Pond -- 9
Ardlochan Lodge -- 6
Auchenblane --30
Ballochhillie Glen -- 33
Ballochniel -- 38
Ballochniel Quarry -- 27
Balvaird-- 13
Balvaird Wood -- 13
Bauldrennan Burn -- 62
Birnie Hill -- 11
Blackhill-- 52
Blair -- 68
Blair Hill -- 67
Blanefield -- 26
Blanefield Burn -- 24
Blanefield Cottage -- 22
Blanefield Bridge -- 11
Bowan Hill -- 3
Bowan Point -- 1
Braehead -- 65
Broadshean -- 41
Burnfoot Bridge -- 23
Burnside -- 50
Burnfoot Cottage -- 22
Cairn -- 40
Cairn Hill -- 40
Cairn -- 51
Carsloe Brae -- 54
Church -- 15
Claty Kail Burn -- 60
Corriston -- 19
Cozeyden -- 62
Craigenshill -- 51
Craigenton Hill -- 44
Craigoch -- 55
Craigdow Hill -- 48
Croftengee -- 20
Croftengee Bridge -- 20
Chapelton Cottage -- 43
Chapelton Burn -- 46
Croftengee Wood -- 42
Crossraguel Abbey -- 27
Crossraguel Cottage -- 29
Crostonhill Moor -- 48
Culzean Pond --7
Dalzellolie --57
Dalzellolie Colliery -- 58
Dalquhat Brae -- 33
Damhouse -- 21
Derry -- 59
Drumlochan -- 2
Drummuck -- 65
Firbank Cottage -- 6
Free Church -- 15
Gatehouse -- 21
Gowancroft -- 64
Glasson Rock -- 2
Glenhead -- 61
Glenluie Wood -- 26
Glenluie Bridge -- 26
Glenshalloch -- 62
Glenshalloch Cottage -- 60
Glenshalloch Hill -- 54
Glenshalloch Wood -- 60
Glenton -- 61
Glenton Glen -- 61
Glenton Cottage --64
Gowancroft Row -- 55
High Chapelton Hill -- 47
High Craigenton -- 44
High Dalquhat -- 34
High Glenluie -- 11
High Park -- 47
High Park Hill -- 43
Hillside -- 57
Hillside School -- 59
Hillside Quarry -- 57
Heronspark -- 63 |
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Name -- Page
Hogston -- 5
Hogston Burn -- 6
Hogston Mount -- 7
Hogston Wood -- 5
Hollowchapel Cottage -- 45 [entry scored through]
Hollowchapel Burn -- 46 [entry scored through]
Hollowdale -- 17
Hollowshean -- 46
Hollowshean Camp -- 45
Hollowshean Cottage -- 50
Hollowshean Wood -- 42
Ironhill -- 19
Keekafar -- 50
Kewn Rock -- 1
Kingsree -- 8
Kipperie -- 66
Kirklands -- 19
Kirklands Hill -- 9
Kirklands Mill -- 21
Kirkoswald -- 12
Kirkoswald Church -- 12
Kirkoswald T.P [Turn Pike] -- 20
Kittlepen -- 64
Knockaniddling -- 14
Knockaniddling Wood -- 14
Knockclog -- 41
Knockglass Hill -- 37
Knox Hill -- 18
Lady Well -- 68
Laganhooly -- 13
Laganhooly Wood -- 9
Laigh Birniehill -- 41
Leffinwyne -- 25
Loch Derry -- 48
Lochend -- 49
Lochhead -- 49
Longhill -- 65
Low Cairn Hill -- 24
Low Cairn Hill Wood -- 24
Low Craigenton-- 43
Low Dalquhat -- 33
Low Park -- 38
Leffinhead -- 25
Merkhill -- 17
Merkland 23
Merkland Wood -- 23
Middleridge -- 25
Milton Burn -- 22
Minnybae -- 42
Mistblown Hill -- 43
Moat -- 51
Moorhead -- 47
Morriston -- 14
Morriston Lodge -- 16
Mosshill -- 18
Mount Pleasant -- 63
Naps of Daltarney -- 31
Pagoda -- 3
Pipers Knowe -- 16
Pond Cottage -- 7
Port Carrick -- 2
Prop Hill -- 46
Ravelston Holm -- 17
Roan Cottage -- 55
Roan of Craigoch -- 56
School -- 16
South Mains of Abbey -- 29
South Threave -- 66
Spout Michael -- 18
Tauchet Hill -- 34
Tauchet Wood -- 36
The Belt -- 35
The Doonan -- 37
The Manse -- 15
Threave Cottage -- 66
Thunder Hill -- 35
Turnberry -- 36
Turnberry Wood -- 36
Turnberryhill Cottage -- 35
Turnberrry Big Wood -- 34
Turnberry Lodge -- 38
Wee Doonan -- 44
Wellhome -- 30
Whinny Brae -- 56 |
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