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MAUCHLINE [parish] |
Parish of Mauchline
Parish of Mauchline
Parish of Mauchline
Parish of Mauchline
Parish of Mauchline
Mauchline Parish
Mauchlin Parish
Mauchlin Parish |
The Sherriff's list of Parishes
Paterson's History of Ayr.
New Statistical Account.
Fullarton's Gazetteer.
Post Office Directory.
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Chalmers Caledonia.
Old Statistical Account. |
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It is stated in Chalmers' Caledonia that "Mauchlin parish derived its name, from the town, whereat stands the Church, and the town has its name from the Gaelic Maghlin, signifying the plain with the pool; (Llyn) in the British, and Linne , in the Gaelic, signifies a pool, in a running stream."
The parish is bounded on the N. [North] by Galston and a detached portion of Riccarton; on the E. [East] by Sorn; on the S. [South] by Auchinleck, and Ochiltree; and on the W. [West] by Stair, Tarbolton, and Craigie. Its extreme length from east to west, is about six miles its average width about three.
The Antiguities of the parish are few, and will be found described in the following pages.
There is a detached portion of the Parish of Sorn, within this parish but no detached portion of this in any other parish.
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DALSANGAN |
Dalsangan
Dalsangan
Dalsangan
Dalsangan Mill |
Valuation Roll
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Hugh Morton occupier
Rental |
023 |
Formerly there was a Mill here for grinding Corn, at present And for some Years past that work has been done away with nor is it likely to be even used again for grinding purposes. -
Duke of Portland Proprietor. |
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GLENHALL |
Glenhall
Glenhall
Glenhall |
Hugh Morton
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
David Hodge |
023 |
A Small cottage occupied by a farm laborer who works on the lands of Dalsangan. |
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CROSSHANDS |
Crosshands
Crosshands
Crosshands |
Valuation Roll
Rental
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie |
023 |
A row of Houses occupied by various families, the property of the Duke of Portland.- |
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County of Ayr -- [Page] 3
No. 21.
Parish of Mauchline |
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SCHOOL [nr Crosshands] |
District School |
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Mr John Yeudall Teacher
Mr Hugh Morton |
023 |
This Schoolhouse was erected by the Duke of Portland for the [Convenience] of the inhabitants of the Northern part of the Parish, The teacher of late [has] got 5£ annually from the [Ayrshire] Educational Associations which is chiefly Supported by members of the Established Church.
School is only [written] on trace and left an open question for the Division officers decision.
The School is kept on the second floor and there is a receiving letter office or Post Office in the lower story. |
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County of Ayr
No. 21.
Parish of Mauchline |
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POST OFFICE [nr Crosshands] |
Post Office |
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Mr Wilson Post Master Mauchlin
John Yeudall Teacher |
023 |
There is one arrival and one departure of mails daily from this branch establishment the resident Schoolmaster is the Superintendent. - |
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LOCHBROWN BRIDGE |
Lochbrown Bridge |
Mr Campbell Road Surveyor
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Hugh Morton Dalsangan |
023 |
A bridge of one arch on the Turnpike road from Tarbolton to Galston a little west of Crosshands It is a County Bridge. - |
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THE LEAD |
The Lead |
Mr Hugh Morton Dalsangan
Mr William Smith Lawersbridge
Mr William Merry Deaconshill |
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Previous to Loch Brown being drained and reclaimed there was a Sluice near Lochbrown Bridge for the use of the Mill at Dalsangan therefore the Burn partly natural and part artificial was styled the Lead and still retains the name applicable from Lochbrown Bridge to Dalsangan. |
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County of Ayr -- [Page] 5
No. 21.
Parish of Mauchline
Lochbrown Plantation described in the name lists of Sheet 28.4
Loch Brown (Site of) described in the name lists of Sheet 28.4 |
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LAWERSBRIDGEND |
Lawersbridge |
Rental
Rev. [Reverend] James Fairlie
William Craig occupier
Valuation Roll |
023 |
A dwellinghouse and out offices with garden attached the property of the Duke of Portland now occupied by William Craig. - |
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CRAIGHEAD |
Craighead |
Valuation Roll
Rental
Rev. [Reverend] James Fairlie |
023 |
A Substantial dwellinghouse and offices the property of the Duke of Portland now occupied by Robert Hodge. |
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ROUGHDYKE |
Roughdyke |
Valuation Roll
Revd. [Reverend] James Fairlie
Alexander Reid occupier |
023 |
A Compact farmyard the property of Mrs McGleish now occupied by Alexander Reid |
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County of Ayr
No. 21.
Parish of Mauchline |
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BURNSIDE |
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside |
Rev. [Reverend] James Fairlie
David Hodge occupier
Robert Hodge Craighead |
023 |
There was formerly a dwellinghouse and Small farm yard here at present there is not, any trace of the ruins. David Hodge of Friendlesshead, is now the Occupier. Place is well Known |
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FRIENDLESSHEAD |
Friendlesshead
Friendlesshead
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Friendlesshead
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Friendlesshead |
Rental
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
David Hodge occupier
Valuation Roll |
023 |
A Substantial farm yard in good repair the property of the Duke of Portland now occupied by David Hodge. - |
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FRIENDLESSHEADHILL PLANTATION |
Friendlesshead Plantation
Friendlesshead Plantation
Friendlesshead Plantation |
David Hodge
Robert Hodge Craighead
Rev [Reverend] James Fairlie |
023 |
A plantation of Fir trees on a rising ground the property of the Duke of Portland. - |
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No. 21.
Parish of Mauchline |
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DEACONBANK QUARRY |
Deaconbank Quarry |
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
William Mery Deaconhill
William Smith Lawersbridge |
023 |
This old freestone quarry is wrought out, and is the property of Mrs Douglas on the West Side of the Cessnock Water the opposite is the property of the Duke of Portland |
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QUARRY HOUSES |
Quarry Houses |
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
William Merry Deaconhill
William Smith Lawersbridge |
023 |
This name applies to the cottages on Deaconbank Quarry the occupants are William Smith Duke of Portland Proprietor and Robert Lindsay. Mrs Douglas Proprietress |
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LAWERSBRIDGE |
Lawersbridge
Lawersbridge
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Lawersbridge
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Lawersbridge
Lawersbridge
Lawers Bridge |
Rental
Rev [Reverend] James Fairlie
William Smith occupier
Valuation Roll
Voters List
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
023 |
A dwellinghouse and out offices the property of the Duke of Portland now occupied by William Smith |
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County of Ayr
No. 21.
Parish of Mauchline |
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RODINGHEAD |
Rodinghead
Rodinghead
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Rodinghead
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Roadinghead |
Valuation Roll
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
John Smith occupr [occupier]
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
023 |
A farm yard the property of Mrs Douglas now occupied by John Smith. |
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DEACONHILL |
Deaconhill
Deaconhill
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Deaconhill
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Deaconhill |
Valuation Roll
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
William Merry occupier
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
023 |
This dwellinghouse and offices is the property of Mrs Douglas Now occupied by William Merry. |
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County of Ayr
No. 21.
Parish of Mauchline
Glasgow and South Western Railway - Described in Name lists of Sheet |
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BARGOUR |
Bargour
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Bargour
Bargour
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Bargour |
Mr John Sturrock Factor
Valuation Roll
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
023 |
A dwellinghouse and offices the property of Mrs Douglas now occupied by William Cochrane |
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RODINGSIDE |
Rodingside
Rodingside
Rodingside
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Rodingside Cottages |
Mr Playfair
William Cochrane
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Mr Sturrock Factor |
023 |
This name applies to Cotters houses near Rodinghead House they are the property of Mrs Douglas. - These Cottages are popularly known by the name Supplied.- |
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RODINGHEAD HOUSE |
Rodinghead House |
Mr Sturrock Factor
Valuation Roll
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie |
023 |
A superior dwellinghouse the property of Mrs Douglas at present occupied by Mr Playfair.
The farm adjoining is called Rodinghead hence the distinction House. |
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County of Ayr
No. 21.
Ph. [Parish] of Mauchline |
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CRAIGHEAD |
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead |
Mr Sturrock Factor
John Paton occupier
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
023 |
A farm yard in good repair with garden and plantation adjoining the property of Mrs Douglas now occupied by John Paton. |
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County of Ayr
No. 21.
Ph. [Parish] of Mauchline
Cessnock Water - described in Name Sheets of 29.9 |
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SPRINGFIELD |
Springfield |
John Sturrock Factor
Valuation Roll
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie |
023 |
This house with ground And garden adjoining is the property of Mrs Douglas now occupied by Mrs Stevenston. |
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County of Ayr
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Parish of Mauchline |
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BRIDGEHOUSE |
Bridgehouse
Brighouse
Brighouse |
Valuation Roll
John Wilson Occupier
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Voters List
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
023 |
A dwellinghouse and farm yard with Garden and Orchard adjoining the property Capt. [Captain] Charles Vereker Hamilton Campbell now occupied by Mr John Wilson. |
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County of Ayr
No. 21.
Parish of Mauchline
Cessnock Water Described in Name Sheet of 29.5 |
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LITTLE BARGOUR |
Little Bargour
Little Bargour
Little Bargour
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Bargour |
Valuation Roll
William Wilson
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
023 |
A dwellinghouse and garden the property of Mrs Douglas now occupied by William Wilson. - |
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DAMHEAD |
Damhead
Damhead
Damhead
Damhead |
Valuation Roll
Voters List
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
023 |
A dwellinghouse and offices with Garden and Orchards adjoining the property of William Wallace now occupied by William Taylor.- |
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DAMHEAD TILE WORKS |
Damhead Tile Works
Damhead Tile Works
Damhead Tile Works |
William Taylor
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
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William Wilson |
023 |
This Tile Work is on the farm of Damhead hence the name.
Bricks are sometimes made here but Tiles are the principle manufacture. |
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County of Ayr
No. 21.
Parish of Mauchline |
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BARNEIGHT BURN |
Barneight Burn |
David Hodge Friendlesshead
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
James Morton Wesst Barwheys |
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This name is applicable from the East side of Tile Work or Barneight Tile Works to its Junction with Killock Burn. - |
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FALLHEAD |
Fallhead |
Mr David Hodge Friendlesshead
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Mr Hugh Morton Dalsangan
Alexander Reid occupier |
023 |
This name is applied to a Ruin which was formerly a separate farm Steading it is now in Connection with the Roughdyke Farm and is the property of Mrs Dalgleish |
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County of Ayr
No. 21.
Parish of Mauchline
Low Holehouse Described in name sheet of 24 .13 |
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LAWERS BRIDGE |
Lawers Bridge |
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
William Smith
Mr Campbell Road Surveyor |
023 |
A County Bridge of one arch across the Cessnock Water on the Turnpike Road from Tarbolton to Galston. |
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County of Ayr
No. 21.
Parish of Mauchline
Killock Burn described in name list of Sheet 24.13
Cessnock Water described in name list of Sheet 24.13 |
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KILLOCHEAD |
Killochead |
Rental
Valuation Roll
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie |
024 |
A dwellinghouse and out offices the property of the Duke of Portland now occupied by Gavan Dickie |
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WYNDS |
Wynds |
Rental
Valuation Roll
Mr Thomas Bruce Clerk to Factor |
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This farm Steading is the property of the Duke of Portland at present occupied by Thomas Gabbie. - |
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County of Ayr
No. 21.
Parish of Mauchline
Killoch Burn described in name Sheets of XXIV.13 |
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KILLOCH |
Killoch
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Killoch
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Killoch
Killoch
Killoch |
John Lindsay Tenant
John Brackenridge. Craighall
Rental
Voters List
Johnsons Co. [County] map |
024 |
A good Farm House and out offices both has underwent some additions in the erection of new buildings. as Shewn on trace. The old Tile shed and Kiln attached thereto, are at present out of use, and will be Soon thrown down. Duke of Portland Proprietor. |
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KILLOCH MAINS |
Killoch Mains
Killoch Mains
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Killoch Mains
Kelloch Mains |
John Lindsay Killoch
John Brackenridge. Craighall
Rental
Johnsons Co. [County] Map |
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A good Farm House on the West Side of the Parish Road. the Tenant is John McClatchy and the Duke of Portland is the Propr. [Proprietor]. |
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BOGHEAD |
Boghead
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Boghead
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Boghead
Boghead
Boghead |
James Stevenson. Tenant
John Brackenridge. Craighall
Rental
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
024 |
A good Farm House. and out offices. Occupied by James Stephenson
Duke of Portland. Proprietor. |
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County of Ayr
No. 21.
Mauchline Parish |
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LOW HOLEHOUSE |
Low Holehouse
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Laigh Holehouse |
Robert Woodburn. Tenant
John Brackenridge. Craighall
Rental
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A good Farm House and Out Offices occupied by Robert Woodburn. Duke of Portland Proprietor |
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HIGH HOLEHOUSE |
High Holehouse
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High Holehouse |
Robert Woodburn Low Holehouse
John Brackenridge
Craighall
Rental
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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An old Farm House in indifferent repair. and out offices. Occupied by Ann Lindsay. John Lindsay of [Killoch] Tenant. Duke of Portland Proprietor. |
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KILLOCH BURN |
Killoch Burn |
Robert Woodburn. Low Holehouse
John Brackenridge, Craighall
Thomas Bruce Clerk to Factor |
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The Source of this Stream rises out of Some Springs at Auchencloigh and Carleith in Sorn Parish and Emptys itself with the Cessnock River at Laws Bridge. |
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BLACKS BURN |
Blacks Burn |
John Brackenridge Craighall
Robert Woodburn Low Holehouse |
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The Source of this Stream rises out of Some Springs in Longside Farm in Galston Parish and joins the Killoch Burn near Low Holehouse |
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County of Ayr
No. 21.
Mauchline Parish |
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BARNEIGHTHILL |
Barneighthill
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Barneighthill
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Barneighthill
Barneighthill
Barneighthill |
John Brackenridge, Craighall
Alexander Woodburn, Barneight
Rental
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
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A good Farm House & out offices Thomas Miller Tenant Duke of Portland Proprietor |
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BARNEIGHT |
Barneight
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Barneight
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Barneight
Barneight |
John Brackenridge, Craighall
Alexander Woodburn, Barneight
Rental
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
024 |
A good Farm House & out offices John Meir Tenant Duke of Portland Propr, [Proprietor]. |
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BARNEIGHT TILE WORKS |
Barneight Tile Works |
Alexander Woodburn Tenant
John Brackenridge Craighall
Mr Bruce Clerk to Factor |
024 |
These Tile Works where drain Tiles only are made. will in a year or so be destroyed. and turned into tillage. and the Clay pits also filled up. Alexander Woodburn Tenant. The Duke of Portland Proprietor |
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No. 21.
Mauchline Parish |
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NORTH AUCHENBRAIN |
North Auchenbrain
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North Auchenbrain
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North Auchenbrain
North Auchenbrain |
John Brackenridge Craighall
Mrs John Muir Tenant.
Rental
Johnson's Co [County] Map |
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A good Farm House. The Duke of Portland the Proprietor. its occupied by the tenant Mrs John Muir. |
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No . 21.
Mauchline Parish |
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SOUTH AUCHENBRAIN |
South Auchenbrain
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South Auchenbrain
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South Auchenbrain
South Auchenbrain
Meikle Auchenbrain |
John Brackenridge Craighall
James Wallace Tenant
Rental
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
024 |
A good Farm House & out offices occupied by the tenant Duke of Portland Propr. [Proprietor] |
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Mauchline Parish |
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CRAIGHALL |
Craighall
Craighall
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Craighall |
John Brackenridge Occupt. [occupant]
James Wallace, So. [South] Auchenbrain
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
024 |
An old Farm Steading at present occupied as a Cottage by John Brackenridge and David Meir Duke of Portland, Proprietor.
James Stevenson Tenant. |
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No . 21.
Mauchline Ph. [Parish] |
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MAUCHLINE [town] |
Mauchline
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Mauchline
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Mauchline
Mauchline
Mauchline |
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Mr Hamilton Beechgrove
Mr Murdoch Writer
Patersons History
New Statistical Acct. [Account] |
028 |
There are eight fairs in this town annually in the months of February April May June August Sept. [September] Novr. [November] & Decr. [December] but not a weekly market. the Streets and lanes are generally clean and the dwelling house of substantial appearance.
The principle trade of the place is the Manufacture of Snuff boxes and other toys. - |
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GREY'S BRIDGE |
Grey's Bridge |
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Mr Hamilton Beechgrove
Mr Murdoch Writer |
028 |
A Small bridge across the Mauchline Burn it is not a County Bridge |
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No . 21.
Ph. [Parish] of Mauchline |
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MARKET INN [Mauchline] |
Market Inn |
William Reid occupier
Mr Mitchell Teacher
Mr Wilson Post Office |
028 |
A Third rate Inn for the accommodation of the persons frequenting the cattle Fair |
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County of Ayr
No . 21.
Ph. [Parish] of Mauchline
Entry for Site of Pump is scored out |
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LOCHHILL |
Lochhill
Lochhill
Lochhill |
Voters List
Valuation Roll
David McQueen Factor |
028 |
A dwellinghouse and out offices the property of Boyd Alexander Esqr. now occupied by James Mair |
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LOCH BROWN (Site of) |
Loch Brown
(Site of)
Loch Brown |
James Mair Lochhill
David McQueen Factor
Johnson's Co. [County] Map. |
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This loch was reclaimed Some years ago and is now in a prosperous State of Cultivation the portion of the Original Loch in Mauchline Ph. [Parish] is the property of the above named proprietor. |
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No . 21.
Ph. [Parish] of Mauchline |
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HOLLYBUSH |
Hollybush
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Hollybush
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Hollybush
Holly Bush
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Holland Bush |
James Murdoch Occupier
Mr Wilson Post Office
Valuation Roll
David McQueen Factor
Voters List |
028 |
This farm steading is in good repair at present occupied by James Murdoch and is the property of Boyd Alexander of Ballochmyle. |
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LOCHBROWN PLANTATION |
Lochbrown Plantation |
Mr Hugh Morton Dalsangan
James Murdoch Hollybush
James Mair Lochhill |
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This plantation derives its name form Loch Brown and is well Known in the locality the Duke of Portland is the proprietor name applicable South and West of the Turnpike Roads meeting Crosshands. |
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No . 21.
Parish of Mauchline |
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DYKEFIELD |
Dykefield |
Voters List
Valuation Roll
David McQueen Factor |
028 |
This farm steading is the property of Boyd Alexander and is at present occupied by William Richmond. - |
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No . 21.
Parish of Mauchline |
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WEST MOSSGIEL |
West Mossgiel |
Valuation Roll
John Brownlie occupier
David McQueen Factor |
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A dwellinghouse and offices the property of Boys Alexander at present occupied by John Brownlie. |
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Tunnel Cottages |
David McQueen Factor
John Brownlie
Mr Wilson Post Office |
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These Cottages are occupied by laboring people they are the property of B. Alexander. |
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Mossgiel Tunnel Described in name Sheet of 28.8 |
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KNOWHEAD |
Knowhead
Knowhead
Knowhead
Knowhead |
Voters List
Valuation Roll
David McQueen
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
028 |
A farm yard with garden & Small plantation adjoining the property of Boyd Alexander of Ballochmyle now occupied by Robert Young. - |
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HIGHAIRD |
Highaird |
Valuation Roll for Mauchline Parish
Mr McLaurin, Factor,
Matthew Campbell, occupant |
028 |
A good Farm House & out offices the Property of Sir William Miller Bart. [Baronet] |
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HIGHAIRD PLANTATION |
Highaird Plantation |
Mr MacLaurin Factor
Matthew Campbell Highaird
James Taylor Muir |
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A Circular Plantation of mixed Forest Trees the Property of Sir William Miller Bart. [Baronet] |
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KIPPLEMOSS PLANTATION |
Kipplemoss Plantation |
Mr MacLaurin, Factor
Matthew Campbell, Highaird,
James Taylor Muir. |
028 |
A good Plantation of Fir Forest Trees. The Property of Sir William Miller Bart. [Baronet] |
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PAULSHILL PLANTATION |
Paulshill Plantation |
Mr MacLaurin, Factor
Matthew Campbell, Highaird,
Mr Murdoch Writer Mauchline |
028 |
A good Plantation of Forest and Young Trees the property of Sir William Miller Bart. [Baronet] |
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SANDWALK PLANTATION |
Sandwalk Plantation |
Mr MacLaurin Factor Barskimming
Alexander Kerr. (Bridge Ho. [House])
Mr Hugh Nesbitt Mauchline |
028 |
A good plantation, partly mixed Forest Trees. the Property of Sir William Miller Bart. [Baronet] |
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NURSERY PLANTATION |
Nursery Plantation |
Mr MacLaurin, Factor,
Alexander Kerr. (Bridge House)
Mr Hugh Nesbitt Mauchline |
028 |
A Small Plantation of Mixed Forest Trees in one part and in the other part young Fir Trees. the Property of Sir William Miller Bart. [Baronet] |
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BARSKIMMING OLD BRIDGE |
Barskimming Old Bridge |
Mr MacLaurin, Factor,
Alexander Kerr. (Bridge House)
Mr Murdoch Writer Mauchline |
028 |
A County Bridge of one Arch across the Ricer Ayr. on the Turnpike Road from Mauchline to Ayr. |
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BRIDGE HOUSE |
Bridge House |
Mr MacLaurin (Factor)
Alexander Kerr, occupant.
James Hamilton. (Haugh) |
028 |
A good Cottage, at the N. [North] end of the County Bridge. on the Turnpike Road from Mauchline to Ayr. The Property of Sir William Miller |
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RIVER AYR |
River Ayr
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River Ayr
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River Ayr
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River Ayr
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River Ayr
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River Ayr
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River Ayr |
Mr MacLaurin, Factor,
James Hamilton of Haugh
Alexander Kerr (Bridge House)
Johnsons Co. [County] Map
New Statistical Acct. [Account]
Old Statistical Acct. [Account]
Patersons History |
028 |
It takes its Source in the Parish of Muirkirk, at [Glenbuck Loch] and joins the Sea at Ayr. |
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OFFICES [Barskimming House] |
Offices |
Mr Strathdee Banker Mauchline
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Estate Map |
028 |
Offices and Servants dwellings attached to Barskimmimg House Occupied in part by Mr Buchanan the property of Sir William Miller Bart. [Baronet] |
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NETHERAIRD HOLM |
Netheraird Holm |
Mr McLaurin High Aird
Estate Map
Mr Strathdee Banker Mauchline |
028 |
This name applies to a Peninsula formed by the River Ayr, a little below BarsKimming House the property of Sir William Millar. |
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River Ayr -- already described |
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BARSKIMMING NEW BRIDGE |
Barskimming New Bridge |
Mr. McLaurin High Aird
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Mr. Mitchell Registrar |
028 |
A Bridge of one arch Spanning the River Ayr near Barskimming House and built by Sir William Millar for [his] Accommodation |
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HAUGHOLM |
Haughholm |
Valuation Roll
Lease
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie Mauchline |
028 |
A comfortable farm house with offices Occupied by James Mitchell. Property of Sir William Millar Bart. [Baronet] |
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BRAEHEAD |
Braehead |
Valuation Roll
Occupier
John Wallace Overseer Treeshill |
028 |
A farm with offices & Occupied by James Wylie the property of James Boswell Bart. [Baronet] |
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BRAEHEAD HOLM |
Braehead Holm |
John Wallace Overseer
Henry Wakeland - Auchenleck House
James Wylie Braehead |
028 |
This names applies to a portion of flat ground at the Confluence of the River Ayr & Lugar Water It is the property of Sir James Boswell |
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WILLOCKSHILL |
Willockshill |
John Wallace Overseer
Henry Wakeland
Occupier Archibald Freebairn |
028 |
This was a farm house but is now occupied by one of Sir James Boswells' Gamekeepers It is the property of Sir James Boswell Bart. [Baronet] |
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TURNERHILL |
Turnerhill |
Valuation Roll
Occupier
John Wallace Treeshill |
028 |
A farm house with Offices attached occupied by James Sloan the property of Sir James Boswell |
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HOLE (Ruin) |
Hole |
James Sloan Turnerhill
Knox's Map of the Basin of Clyde
John Wallace Overseer |
028 |
This was a Small farm Steading but is now in Ruins, no traces can be seen but the walls which are about 2 feet high
It is the property of Sir James Boswell. |
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CAIRN [Hole] |
Cairn |
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie Mauchline
Henry Wakeland, Auchenleck House
John Wallace Overseer |
028 |
This is an irregular heap of stones about 4 feet high partly Covered with moss - whether this is an object of Antiquity or the refuse formed in cleaning the fields Cannot well be decided |
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Cairn - Not to be written at present J.b.G.
with it a Stump
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MOSSHEAD |
Mosshead |
Mr. MacLaurin (Factor)
Mrs Robert Young, Occupant
Valuation Roll for Mauchline |
028 |
A good Farm House and out Offices the property of Sir William Miller Bart. [Baronet] |
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GOUKTHORN |
Goukthorn Check Toll |
Mr Mac Laurin, Factor
James Reid. Goukthorn.
Matthew Carson. Occupant.
Mr Murdoch. Writer Mauchline |
028 |
There is no Check Bar at this place it is merely where the Parties reside that Collects the Toll. the junction of Roads at the Turnpike Road is properly the Site. where formerly the Check Toll Stood. to prevent parties evading the Toll, and it takes its name from the Cottage ("Goukthorn,") which is the property of Sir William Miller Bart. [Baronet] |
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BILBOA |
Bilboa |
Mr Mac Laurin Factor
James Reid Gamekeeper
William Hamilton, occupt. [Occupant] |
028 |
Cottage So named. occupied by William Hamilton and others. the property of Sir William Miller Bart. [Baronet] |
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BILBOA PLANTATION |
Bilboa Plantation |
Mr. Mac Laurin. Factor
William Hamilton. Bilboa
James Reid Goukthorn. |
028 |
A good Plantation of Mixed Forest Trees Chiefly Fir, the Centre is Property Boundary between Sir William Miller Bart and Captain Campbell of Nether Place nr [near] Mauchline |
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BROWNSIDE PLANTATION |
Brownside Plantation |
Mr Mac Laurin, Factor,
Matthew Campbell Highaird
Mr Hugh Nesbit Mauchline |
028 |
A Square Enclosure of Mixed Forest Trees. having a Red Sandstone quarry within it. the property of Sir William Miller Bart. [Baronet] |
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MAUCHLINE STATION |
Mauchline Station |
John McLean Collector. at station,
Mr. Murdoch. Writer Mauchline
James Hamilton Haugh |
028 |
On the Glasgow & South Western branch of Railway. Situated 43 miles from Glasgow and 24½ miles from Ayr. there is attached a garden. Two Roads leading to it and other Enclosures. The Property of the Railway Co. [Company] |
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HAUGHYETT |
Haughyett
Haughyett
Haughyett
Haughyett |
John Young (occupant).
James Hamilton, (Haugh)
Valuation Roll for Mauchline
Voters List |
028 |
A good Farm House and out offices The Property of Boyd Alexander of Ballochmyle. |
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HAUGHYETT QUARRY |
Haughyett Quarry |
James Hamilton, Haugh,
John Young, Haughyett,
Valuation Roll for Mauchline |
028 |
A good Red Sandstone Quarry, wrought by James Gibson. The Property of Boyd Alexander of Ballochmyle |
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No . 21.
Ph. [Parish] of Mauchline
Battle of Mauchline Muir -- Described on another sheet |
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MAUCHLINE BURN |
Mauchline Burn |
Mr Mac Laurin. Factor
Matthew Campbell Highaird
Mr Murdoch. Writer Mauchline |
028 |
A Small Stream the Source of which is a little N. [North] of the Town of Mauchline it runs into the River Ayr at burn foot. |
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BUSHBY HILL |
Bushby Hill |
Mr Mac Laurin Facror Barskimming
Matthew Campbell Highaird
James Taylor Muir |
028 |
A gentle eminence. of this name which lies to the west of "Muir" Farm Steading |
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SMITHSTONE PLANTATION |
Smithstone Plantation
Smithston Plantation |
Mr. Murdoch, Writer Mauchline
James Reid Gaukthorn
Mr. MacLaurin (Factor) |
028 |
A mixed Plantation of Forest & young trees adjoining the Turnpike Road from Mauchline to Ayr. the property of Mr. Cooper of Failford Tarbolton [and Smithston] |
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MUIR |
Muir |
Valuation Roll for Mauchline
Mr Mac Laurin. Factor
James Taylor occupant |
028 |
A good Farm House and out Offices
Sir William Miller Bart. [Baronet] Propr. [Proprietor] |
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GOUKTHORN PLANTATION |
Goukthorn Plantation |
Mr Mac Laurin. (Factor)
James Taylor. Muir
James Reid. Goukthorn |
028 |
A good Plantation. parts of which is cut down. the property of Sir William Miller Bart. [Baronet] |
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No. 21.
Parish of Mauchline
[Note] The Directory for Gentlemen's Seats
Smithston - JK - Smithstone House JBG
Gouk or Gowk - A Cuckoo - Jamiesons Dictionary |
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SMITHSTONE BRIDGE |
Smithstone Bridge
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Smithston Bridge |
Mr. Murdoch Writer. Mauchline
James Reid. Goukthorn
Mr. Mac Laurin. Factor Barskimming |
028 |
A good Stone County Bridge of one Arch. on the Turnpike Road from Mauchline to Ayr. across the Mauchline Burn |
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BARSKIMMING OLD AVENUE |
Barskimming Old Avenue |
Mr. Mac Laurin. (Factor)
James Taylor (Muir)
Matthew Campbell (Highaird) |
028 |
An Old Avenue on the -- Barskimming Estate. leading to Barskimming House. now used as an occupation Road. The Property of Sir William Miller |
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[Note] Left for Mr. Giles to arrange
Left for Mr. Giles to arrange |
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NORTH EAST LODGE [Barskimming House] |
Barskimming N.E. [North East] Lodge |
Mr Mac Laurin, Factor Barskimming,
Alexander Kerr, Bridge House,
James Hamilton, Haugh, |
028 |
A good Gate House. the entrance leading to Barskimming House and Grounds. The Property of Sir William Miller Bart [Baronet] |
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BENT |
Bent |
Mr. Mac Laurin Factor
Alexander Kerr Bridge House
James Hamilton Haugh
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
028 |
A good Cottage the Property of Sir William Miller. Bart. [Baronet] James Andrew; Barskimming Miller, Tenant It is sublet to the occupants |
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BOSTONBANK PLANTATION |
Bostonbank Plantation |
Mr. Mac Laurin, Factor,
Alexander Kerr Bridge House
James Hamilton, Haugh |
028 |
A good plantation of Forest Trees bounded on the South by the River Ayr. on the West by the Nursery Plantation The Property of Sir William Miller |
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HAUGHHEAD |
Haughhead |
Mr. Mac Laurin, Factor,
Jasper Hewitt, occupant
James Hamilton Haugh
Johnsons Co. [County] Map |
028 |
A Small Farm Steading the Property of Sir William Miller |
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WOOLLEN MILL [Haugh] |
(Haugh) Woolen Mill |
Mr. Mac Laurin Factor
James Hamilton (Haugh)
Alexander Kerr Bridge House |
028 |
A Woollen Mill two stories high in the Hamlet of Haugh where is Manufactured woolen yarn [ for--] at present in the occupation of [-] Brown Mc. Laurin & Co. the property of Boyd Alexander of Ballochmyle. |
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CORN AND SAW MILL [Haugh] |
Corn and Saw Mill |
James Hamilton Occupant
Mr. MacLaurin. Factor.
Alexander Kerr, Bridge House |
028 |
A good Mill in the Hamlet of Haugh two stories high, wrought by water which serves both purposes. James Hamilton Senr. [Senior] Tenant. the property of Boyd Alexander of Ballochmyle. |
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HAUGH |
Haugh |
Mr Murdoch. Writer. Mauchline
Mr. Mac Laurin (Factor)
James Hamilton Haugh |
028 |
A Hamlet Consisting of Cottages, Dwelling Houses. a Woollen Mill & a Corn & Saw Mill. a Malt Kiln & a Smithy which at present is not in use |
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BURNFOOT BRIDGE |
Burnfoot Bridge |
Mr McLaurin Factor
George Campbell
Mr Ronald |
028 |
A private bridge of one arch across Mauchline Burn the property of Sir William Miller. |
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LOCKHARTSHILL PLANTATION |
Lockhartshill Plantation |
Mr McLaurin Factor
Mr Ronald Mauchline
George Campbell Burnfoot Lodge |
028 |
This name applies to he plantation extending Southwards on the East side of the River Ayr from Burnfoot Bridge to that point of river forming a peninsular near BarsKimming Stables. -the whole chiefly Forest Trees |
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Parish of Mauchline
Paulshill Plantation Described in name list of 28.12
Mauchline Burn Described in name list of 28.12 |
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MOSSGIEL TUNNEL |
Mossgiel Tunnel
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Mossgiel Tunnel
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Mossgiel Tunnel |
W Johnstone C.E. [Civil Engineer] Glasgow
John McLean Collector Mauchline Station
Rev [Reverend] James Fairlie |
028 |
This Tunnel is between Mauchline and Kilmarnock. Glasgow and South Western Railway. its length is about 31 chains and derives its name from the lands of Mossgiel thro [through] which it passes under. - |
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EAST MOSSGIEL |
East Mossgiel
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Mossgiel *
Mossgiel |
Voters List
Valuation Roll of Parish
James Wyllie occupier
David McQueen Factor
Paterson's History
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
029 |
This farm steading is the property of Boyd Alexander and now occupied by James Wyllie.- This place was occupied by the late Robert Burns the Poet. |
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SOUTH MOSSGIEL |
South Mossgiel
South Mossgiel |
Voters List
Valuation Roll
David McQueen Factor |
028 |
A Small farm Yard property of Boyd Alexander of Ballochmyle now occupied by John Brownlie. |
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LAURIELAND |
Laurieland
Laurieland
Laurieland
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Laurieland
Laurieland
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Lowerland |
Valuation Roll
Lease
Factor Address occupier
Matthew Richmond
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Voters List |
028 |
A Commodious Farm Stead the property of Capt. [Captain] Campbell now occupied by Matthew Richmond. |
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[Note] (The Poet Burns lived here)
* Mossgiel - "This farm, as having once been the residence of the Ayrshire Bard, has acquired an
notoriety which perhaps entitles it to be noticed in a work of this Kind, though no account can
be given of its successive proprietors"
Paterson's History of Ayr
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GAS WORKS [Mauchline] |
Gas Works |
Manager |
028 |
These works were established in the year 1842 Mr Robert Lambie Manager |
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SAW MILL [Mauchline] |
Saw Mill |
Mr Hamilton Haugh Proprietor
Mr Murdoch Writer
Mr Mitchell Teacher |
028 |
This Saw Mill is the property of Mr Hamilton of Haugh, at present there is not works Carried on. - |
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FREE CHURCH [Mauchline] |
Free Church |
Revd [Reverend] G Fairlie
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Revd Mr Thomas U.P. [United Presbyterian] |
028 |
A plain stone building Situated about 3 chains South of the Parish Church. the Revd. [Reverend] George Fairlie is the Officiating Minister who with the Members Composing his congregation belong to the Free Church Communion |
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CROSS [Mauchline] |
Cross |
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Mr Hamilton Beechgrove
Mr Murdoch Writer |
028 |
This name is well Known in the Town of Mauchline, its extent is from one of Main Street to S.W. [South West] end of Townhead. whether the name is derived from a + which may have been erected here, or from the intersection of the great lines of Turnpike Road at this place it is now difficult to ascertain.
That a cross might have been erected here is not irrevalent to the case from its proximity to the Priory or Religious Establishment Supposed to occupy the Space at or about where this Parish Church now Stands. |
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MARTYR'S GRAVE [Mauchline] |
Martyr's Tomb |
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Mr Murdoch Writer
Mr Mitchell Schoolmaster |
028 |
On the Loan Green East side of Mauchline is a Tombstone enclosed with Iron Railings whereon is inscribed "Here lies the bodies of Peter Gillies John Bryce Thomas Young William Fiddisen and John Brunning who were apprehended and hanged without Trial at Mauchline Anno 1685 |
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Ph. [Parish] of Mauchline
" In 1685, during the unhappy reign of James VII.
of Scotland, five men belonging to the parish were
Slaughtered by the emissaries of an obnoxious government.
They were buried where they were executed, in
the public green at the Townhead. Over their graves
was a stone bearing the following inscription;-
"Bloody Dumbarton, Douglas and Dundee,
Moved by the Devil and the Laird of Lee,
Dragged these five men to death with gun & sword,
Not suffering them to pray nor read Gods word.
Owning the work of God was all their Crime,
The eighty five was a Saint Killing time."
The hole where the gibbet was fixed is said to be still visible. In 1830
the tombstone was lifted, and a new monument erected to the honor of the Martyrs
upon which the above lines are carefully engraved."
Patersons History of Ayr
Vol [Volume] 2nd. p. [page] 327 |
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VIEWFIELD |
Viewfield |
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Mr Murdoch Writer
Mr Mitchell Schoolmaster |
028 |
A neat dwellinghouse the property of and occupied by Miss Woodrow. |
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LOUDON STREET [Mauchline] |
Loudon Street |
Mr Mitchell Schoolmaster
Mr Murdoch Writer
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie |
028 |
This name is applicable from the S. [South] West Corner of Church yard & South West end of Street or Policies of Nether Place. - |
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MAIN STREET [Mauchline] |
Main Street |
Mr Mitchell Schoolmaster
Mr Murdoch Writer
Mr Nesbit Grocer |
028 |
This Street extends from the NE [North East] end of Loudon Street to the Cross. the Public House adjoining the Cross Keys is the Scene of that rant Called the Jolly Beggars Composed by the Poet Burns. |
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CROSS KEYS P.H. [Mauchline] |
Cross Keys (P.H.)
[Public House] |
Sign Board
Mr Wilson Post Office
Mr Mitchell Schoolmaster |
028 |
A Second rate public house long established at present occupied by Mrs Anne Reid.- |
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Mr Murdoch Writer
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Mr Murdoch Writer
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LOUSY BUSH |
Lousy Bush |
James Wyllie East Mossgiel
John Brownlee South Mossgiel
Mr Ronald Shopkeeper Mauchline
George Patrick Mauchline. |
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The object which bears this name is an old White Thorn on the South side of the Parish Road near East & South Mossgiel it appears according to the testimony of the Authorities quoted with the exception of George Patrick that this tree or Bush was a Favourite resort of Beggars and Itinerant Strollers and that the late Poet Robert Burns christened the Bush as Supplied.
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No. 21.
Parish of Mauchline
[Note] Write it JB
Captain Bayly
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DRUNKEN STEPS |
Drunken Steps |
David McQueen Factor
James Wyllie East Mossgiel
Mr Ronald Mauchline
George Patrick Mauchline |
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This name applies to the bend of the road a little East of South Mossgiel. it appears that some 60 or 70 years ago the road was Kept in bad repair here. Together with a stream of water which flows across the road which caused Stepping Stones to be placed.
Parties travelling from Mauchline well filled with spirits were considered fortunate if they managed to cross this place without tumbling in, hence the name.
George Patrick likewise states that this name was in existence before Burns arrival in the locality. one thing certain that this name with the Lousy Bush are well known. |
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CASTLE [Mauchline] |
Mauchline Castle
Mauchline Castle
Mauchline Castle
Mauchline Castle
Tower of Mauchline |
Mr Hamilton Beechgrove
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Mr Mitchell Teacher
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Patersons History |
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County of Ayr
No. 21.
Ph. [Parish] of Mauchline
[Pencil Note] "was connected
with the Church or Priory
"Tower" would be the more
fitting designation -
What says Chalmers ? "
"An old edifice, the relic of the ancient
"priory, and the residence in Burn's days of Mr.
"Hamilton, called Mauchline Castle, and situated near the church, was the
"Scene of some of his amours, and contains a room in which he wrote his very
"profane parody called "the Calf." Fullartons Gazetteer.
"The church, forming part of the original Priory, it is supposed,
and with which the Tower at Mauchline is believed to have been connected, was
situated in the middle of the town, having the Church yard around it."
"Now that the Church has been removed, the Tower of Mauchline,
as it is called, may be the only remains of the ancient Priory"
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Site of PRIORY [Mauchline] |
Site of Priory |
Mr Hamilton Beechgrove
Mr Patrick Shoemaker
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Mr Mitchell Teacher |
028 |
It is the opinion of the parties who are quoted as Authorities in this page that the Priory occupied the ground on which the Parish Church now stands and part of the Lawn West side of Castle, that to a certain extent is Conjecture. It cannot at present be ascertained whether any traces of building or foundation of building have been discovered in this generation to warrant the extent to be defined on the Plans. - |
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County of Ayr
No. 21.
Ph. [Parish] of Mauchline
"The parish church or Priory of Mauchline, was
no doubt erected by the Monks of Melrose, as
Supported by Chalmers, after 1165, and the Village or
Kirktoun of Mauchline gradually sprung up in the vicinity.
The Church forming the part of the original Priory, it is supposed,
and with which the Tower at Mauchline is believed
to have been connected, was situated in the middle of the
town, having the Church Yard around it. The Old Church
was Superseded, Some years ago, by a handsome new edifice,
after the Gothic Style, with a tower about ninety feet high."
"Now that the church has been removed, the Tower of Mauchline,
as it is called, may be said to be the only remain of the Ancient Priory. -
Patersons History.
"The parish church, occupying a site in the centre of the town, is highly ornamental to it. and has
been pronounced one of the most handsome ecclesiastical edifices in Ayrshire." "Its predecessor,
a lumpish, plain, sombre building," "stood for six centuries on the same site, surrounded by
the public burying ground.
"Fullartons Gazetteer.
"The old Church after having stood upwards of
six centuries, was found to be both
inconvenient and unsafe, was
taken down in 1827, and the
present Church erected over
the same site."
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[Page] 63 -- County of Ayr [Parish of Mauchline]
Extract from Aikmans Hist. [Historical] Scotland ( Translated
from the Latin of George Buchanan) Vol:[Volume] IV. P: [Page] 314
Chapter X [10] Charles I. 1648
In Clydesdale the disposition to rise was very general
and had any leading man in that quarter come
forward. the majority of the population would have
followed. Callendar and Middleton, to prevent
any serious opposition were sent instantly west, and
on Monday. June 10th.. they rendezvoused at
Stewarton. sixteen hundred horses and about ten thousand foot.
The noblemen and gentlemen of the Shire of Ayr
who had had a committee meeting at Riccarton
on the Saturday respecting the courses they were to
pursue, learning that Fife remained tranquil.
that Argyle had gone to Inverary and that a
large force had arrived in the neighbourhood.
determined to lay aside all thoughts of resistance.
and as a number of the Clydesdale men were to
communicate at Mauchline. next day. sent notice
thither of their determination. The assemblage
however would not disperse: but after sunrise on the
morning of Monday, they mustered on Mauchline moor
about twelve hundred horses, eight hundred foot, and
eight ministers. While in the act of choosing officers
Middleton made his appearance with the advance
and the ministers, to prevent bloodshed, immediately
went up to him. - A capitulation was in consequence
entered into, by which the whole were allowed
quietly to disperse, except such as had appointed
soldiers, and refused to join. When the ministers
returned and informed the crowd of this agreement,
the greater part of those who belonged the Kyle
and Cunninghame went home; but the recruits,
joined by the Clydesdale men, stood out.
After remaining nearly an hour in parley
Middleton ordered his horse to charge, and the
greater part fled: but a few took possession of a
bridge and disputed the passage stoutly: nearly
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Site of the battle of Mauchline Muir fought in 1647. |
Battle of Mauchline Muir (Site of) |
Mr. Murdoch, Writer. Mauchline
Mr. Hugh Leary. Sheriff Officer. Maue.. [Mauchline]
Mr. John Lambie. Tailor. Mauchline
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John Lambie an Intelligent and aged man of 86 year's. States that a Military Chest was found about 100 years ago near a Farm Steading. called "Easter Smithstone at present occupied by Jas James Robb. and the property of Mr.. Cooper of Failford. in Tarbolton Parish. by a Servant man employed at this Farm Steading who informed his Mistress whom he was serving under. of his discovery, and that she took possession of the Chest, which contained Money. - this place is near to & N. [North] of Smithstone Br.. [Bridge] nr. [near] Turnpike Road Mauchline to Ayr. Mr. Lambie and Mr. Nesbit are the authority's for this- and the whole individuals agree. as to the Site of Battle of Mauchline Muir. Fought in 1647. (See position marked on Trace,) |
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Co [County] of Ayr ph. [parish] of Mauchline
Site of the Battle of Mauchline Muir between the Royalists and Covenanters 10th: June A.D. 1648 -- In 1644 the battle of Mauchline Muir was fought between the King's troops and the Covenanters, where the latter claimed the Victory" Patersons History -
"There is no tradition of any battle in the parish, except one at Mauchline Muir, between the Kings party and the Covenanters, about the year 1647, when the former were defeated, and their Military Chest was found, it is said, many years after, hidden in the ground" New Statistical acct [account] -
On Mauchline moor, in 1647, a party of the King's troops were defeated by a party of Covenanters and their Military Chest, it is said, was found, many years afterwards, hid on the scene of action Full. [Fullarton's] Gazetteer
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arrived with the main body. Angus, Mearns
even Roxburgh and the south were similarly
agitated although no such sanguinary meetings
took place, but the disputes prevented the levies
from proceeding with alacrity and the only
opportunity when a Scottish army, if properly
directed might have entered England with
some probability of success was allowed to pass.
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Extract from Wodrow's history of the Sufferings
of the Church of Scotland AD 1721
The Earl of Middleton 'He was Major General
under Duke Hamilton and engaged with a Handful of
Countrymen at Mauchlin-muir in the shire of Airwhere
he was in some regard. He and his Party came upon
a Company of Country People, on a Munday after a
Communion who had not the least thought of fighting
and were improvided for it. Mr Thomas Wylie Minister
of Mauchlin under whose Hand I have an account
of that Action and some other Ministers travelled
'twixt the People and Middleton and got his
Promise to permit the People to dismiss peaceably
Which when they were doing his Men fell upon
the People and with some slaughter scattered
them and Kept the Muir. When he came to
Mauchline the Minister quarrelled his breach of
Promise and Capitulation and he put it off
with alledging that some of the people had
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BATTLE OF MAUCHLINE MUIR (SITE OF) |
Battle of Mauchline Muir (Site of) |
George Patrick Shoemaker
William Patrick Steward
John Lambie Tailor |
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With reference to the Site of the battle George Patrick aged 84 William Patrick aged 80 and John Lambie aged 86 States that their fathers pointed out to them in their infancy that the brunt of the contest took place on the Bell of the Brae a little to the South West of Mauchline Railway Station, the Sheriff officer Hugh Leary states that his parents pointed out the place now Comprising the enclosure marked X north of railway trace 3
The Revd. [Reverend] James Fairlie Mr. Strathdie Banker Mr. Nesbit ShopKeeper and Mr Murdoch writer are of opinion that the battle was fought at or about the Muir Farm, but the evidence of the 3 aged men and Sheriff officer who had the Site direct from their fathers has been adopted the whole left to your decision - Yes [JB] |
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Note] "Particular enquiries have been made as to whether
any implements of war were found at anytime about
Mauchline Muir, or its vicinity, but up to the present
have failed to elicit anything satisfactory."
Signed James Morgan [C.] A. [Civilian Assistant].
The military chest referred to
in the foregoing page has been
found in the parish of Tarbolton according
to information received from Mr. Morgan
J.C.G.
[Note] The Railway Station is erected on what was formerly
Mauchline Muir
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SCHOOL [Mauchline] |
School (Parish)
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School (Parish)
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School (Parish) |
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Mr Mitchell Schoolmaster
Mr Murdoch Writer |
028 |
The Schoolhouse is about Mid way between the Old Manse and The Loan. The children and young persons who attend are taught a plain English Education.
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OLD MANSE |
Old Manse
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Old Manse
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Old Manse |
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Mr Mitchell Schoolmaster
Mr Murdoch Writer |
028 |
This building was formerly the residence of the Parish Minister at present it is occupied by several poor families.- |
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THE LOAN |
The Loan
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The Loan
The Loan |
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Mr Murdoch Writer
Mr Mitchell Schoolmaster |
028 |
This name applies to a row of cottage houses on the South Side of the the Loan Green |
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County of Ayr No. 21.
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SNUFFBOX MANUFACTORY [Mauchline] |
Snuffbox Manufactory |
Mr Andrew Smith Proprietor
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Revd [Reverend] David Thomas
Mr Wilson Post Office |
028 |
This establishment is between the UP [United Presbyterian] Manse and Craighead Toll bar and is famed for its Snuff boxes and other toys which are Manufactured here there are about -- persons male and female employed proprietor Andrew Smith. - |
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GREENHEAD |
Greenhead |
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Revd [Reverend] David Thomas
Mr Wilson Post Office |
028 |
A neat Cottage with garden adjoining the property of And occupied by Mrs Susan Smith |
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BURNGRANGE |
Burngrange |
Andrew Cunningham Occupier
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Revd [Reverend] David Thomas |
028 |
A handsome Cottage nicely Situated the property of William Cunningham now occupied by Andrew Cunningham |
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County of Ayr
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NEW ROAD |
New Road |
Mr Murdoch Writer
Mr Mitchell Schoolmaster
Mr Nesbit Grocer |
028 |
This name is applicable to the Street from Causeyhead Toll Bar through Cross to end of Cowgate |
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TOWNHEAD |
Townhead |
Mr Mitchell Schoolmaster
Mr Nesbit Grocer
Mr Ronald Publican |
028 |
This name applies to that Street or thoroughfare extending from the Cross to The Loan. |
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BACK CAUSEY |
Back Causey |
Mr Mitchell Schoolmaster
Mr Ronald Publican
Mr Murdoch Writer |
028 |
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GLENLEE |
Glenlee |
Mr Mitchell Scoolmaster
Mr Wilson Post Office
Mr Nesbit Grocer |
028 |
This is a Modern name and is applied to a row of Cottages at present occupied by proprietress Mrs Lees and others. - |
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LOUDON HOTEL [Mauchline] |
Loudon Hotel |
Sign
Mr Andrew Muir
Mr Wilson Post Office |
028 |
This is the principle house of entertainment in Mauchline at present occupied by Mr Andrew Muir. |
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CHURCH [Mauchline] |
Church (Parish) |
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Mr Mitchell Scholmaster
Mr Murdoch Writer |
028 |
This parish church and burial ground adjoin Mauchline Castle it is a Substantial building having a Tower and Clock East end. |
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MAUCHLINE RACES HELD HERE |
Mauchline Races held here |
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Mr Murdoch Writer
Mr Mitchell Schoolmaster |
028 |
The Annual Races of Mauchline is held in the Month of April Horses principally HacKs, the place of Racing is along the Parish Road by E. [East] Mossgiel to the road leading to W. [West] Mossgiel and back to the Mill Stone or Starting Point which forms a junction with the Turnpike Road between Mauchline and Kilmarnock |
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HILLHEAD |
Hillhead
Hillhead
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Hillhead
Hillhead |
Valuation Roll
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
D McLauren Factor
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
028 |
A farmhouse and out offices the property of Sir William Miller now occupied by James Mair. |
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HILLHEAD |
Hillhead
Hillhead
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Hillhead |
Valuation Roll
Revd. [Reverend] James Fairlie
James Gemmel occup. [occupier] |
028 |
This farm yard and dwelling house is the property of Capt. [Captain] Campbell now occupied by James Gemmel there is not any distinguishing feature between this and the above name. |
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WEE WOOD |
Ward Plantation
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[Ward Plantation]
Wee Wood
Wee Wood
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Wee Wood |
William Ronald Shopkeeper
James Hamilton overseer
James Mair Hillhead
Mr Wilson Post Office
James Gemmel Hillhead |
028 |
A narrow strip of Plantation South of Hillhead the Property of Capt. [Captain] Campbell.
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BOGWOOD |
Bogwood |
Valuation Roll
Robert Drummond Occupier
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Mr Mitchel Schoolmaster |
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A dwellinghouse And extensive Farm Yard attached the property of Capt. [Captain] Campbell now occupied by Robert Drummond. - |
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NETHERPLACE |
Nether Place
Nether Place
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Nether Place
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Nether Place
Neither Place
Netherplace
Netherplace |
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Valuation Roll
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Mr Wilson Post Office
Voters List
Paterson's History
Post Office Directory. |
028 |
A Superior dwellinghouse with gardens And ornamental ground adjoining, the Property of Capt. [Captain] Campbell now occupied by Lord Justice Clarke |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Mauchline] |
Church UP
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Revd [Reverend] Mr Thomas
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Mr Wilson Post Office |
028 |
A plain Stone building two Stories high used as a place of worship in Connection with the United Presbyterian Communion. |
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CAUSEYHEAD T.P. |
Causeyhead T.P [Turn Pike] |
Road Schedule
George Cook Collector
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie |
028 |
A Toll bar on the Turnpike Road to Kilmarnock North West end of Mauchline |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MANSE [Mauchline] |
Manse UP
[United Presbyterian] |
Revd [Reverend] David Thomas
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Mr Wilson Post Office |
028 |
The Manse is the Residence of the Minister belonging to the UP [United Presbyterian] Church in Mauchline.
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BLACK BULL INN [Mauchline] |
Black Bull Inn |
Sign Board
Mr D Lindsay.
Mr Murdoch Writer |
028 |
A first rate Inn at present occupied by Mr. D. Lindsay |
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Branch of the COMMERCIAL BANK OF SCOTLAND [Mauchline] |
Commercial Bank |
Mr John Strathdee Agent
Mr Murdoch Writer
Mr Mitchell Schoolmaster |
028 |
The business of this branch of the Commercial Bank of Scotland is conducted by Mr Strathdee |
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BEECHGROVE |
Beechgrove |
Mr Hamilton Prop. [Proprietor]
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Mr Murdoch Writer |
028 |
A Superior dwellinghouse with Small plantation and Gardens adjoining the Property of and occupied by Mr. Hamilton |
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MANSE [Mauchline] |
Manse (Parish) |
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Mr Murdoch Writer
Mr Strathdee Schoolmaster |
028 |
This is a neat Residence at present occupied by the Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie Established Church Minister |
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LOAN GREEN |
Loan Green
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Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Mr Murdoch Writer
Mr Mitchell Schoolmaster |
028 |
The Green is a well Known object for on it were executed in the year 1585 five Men who were and still are considered Martyrs
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ENDOWED SCHOOL [Mauchline] |
New Educational Institution |
Title Deeds
Mr Kilgour Principle Teacher
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Mr. James Hamilton Beechgrove |
028 |
This establishment was erected in the Year 1847. The Cost of which was defrayed from Funds bequeathed for that purpose by the late James Stuart Esqr. of Haughhead. -
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FOWLER |
Fowler
Fowler
Fowler
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Valuation Roll
Voters List
Occupier
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A fine farm house with offices attached, the property of Sir William Miller occupied by John Mitchell. |
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MAUCHLINE HILLHEAD |
Mauchline Hillhead
Mauchline Hillhead
Hillhead |
Mr. McQueen Factor Ballochmyle
Occupier
Mr. Lammie Greenside Cottage
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A small farm house with offices occupied by John Gibson the property of Boyd Alexander of Ballochmyle. |
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GARFIELD |
Garfield |
Occupier
Valuation Roll
Voters List |
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A fine farm house & Steading occupied by James Sillar the property of Sir William Miller |
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CESSNOCK WATER |
Cessnock Water
Cessnock Water
Cessnock Water |
Estate Map of Ballochmyle,
Mr. McQueen Factor
John Mitchell Fowler
Knox's Map of the Basin of Clyde |
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A small River which rises near Reoch hill in the Parish of Sorn and flows in a Westerly North Westerly direction till it reaches the Irvine Water between Kilmarnock & Galston |
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OXENSHAW BRIDGE |
Oxenshaw Bridge
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Oxenshaw Bridge
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Oxenshaw Bridge.
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Oxenshaw Bridge |
Mr. Henry Richmond
Mr. J Donald Meresman
William Patrick Meresman
David Walsh Meresman |
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A County Bridge of one Arch over the Cessnock Water. - |
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MAUCHLINE MAINS |
Mauchline Mains
Mauchline Mains
Mauchline Mains
Mains |
Valuation Roll
Voters List
Occupier
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
029 |
A farm house & offices Situated near Mauchline Occupied by William Wallace the Property of Boyd Alexander Ballochmyle |
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GREENSIDE COTTAGE |
Greenside Cottage |
Mr. Mc Queen Ballochmyle
Occupier
Mr. Hugh Steven Nisbet Tax & Stamp Office Mauchline |
029 |
A neat Cottage Situated on the T.P. [Turnpike] Road from Ayr to Edinburgh near Mauchline It is held by lease under Mr Alexander of Ballochmyle the Occupier is Mr Lammie |
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Manse (Free Church) |
Occupier
Mr. McQuean Factor
Mr Lammie Greenside Cottage |
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A Comfortable Villa occupied by Mr. Fairley Minister of the Mauchline Free Church - It is the property of the Congregation |
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WEST WELTON |
West Welton
West Welton
West Welton
West Walton |
Mr. McQueen Factor
Valuation Roll
Occupier
Johnsons Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
029 |
A farm house Steading occupied by William Jamieson the property of Boyd Alexander Esq Ballochmyle |
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EAST WELTON |
East Welton
East Welton
East Welton
Wilton
East Walton |
Mr McQueen Factor
Valuation Roll
Occupier
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
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A fine farm house & steading occupied by William Crawford the property of Mr Alexander Ballochmyle |
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GRASSYARDS |
Grassyards
Grassyards
Grassyards
Grassyards
Grassyards |
Mr. McQueen Factor
Valuation Roll
Voters List
Occupier
Johnson's Co [County] Map |
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A fine farm & Steading occupied by Cuthbert Nairn the property of Mr Alexander Ballochmyle |
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MAUCHLINE HILL |
Mauchline Hill
Mauchline Hill
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Mauchline Hill
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Mauchline Hill
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Mauchline Hill
Welton Hill
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Welton Hill |
Mr. McQuean Factor
Mr. Fairley Free Church Manse
Mr. Lammie Greenside Cottage
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Paterson's History
William Jamieson West Welton
William Crawford East Welton |
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Although this Hill Cannot be more than 3 or 4 Hundred feet in height (from the base to the Summit,) yet it is rendered very Conspicuous by the flatness of the Surrounding Country. It Commands a view of nearly the whole of Ayrshire a great portion of Renfrew & Lanark Shires the Firth of Clyde Arran Hills and Cantire And it is Said that on a clear day the pass of Jura Can be discerned from its Summit The Hill tho' [though] fit for Cultivation is Kept in pasture and judiciously enclosed with a thriving Plantation. It is sometimes Called Welton Hill by the people residing in the immediate locality but it is popularly Known throughout the parish as "Mauchline Hill" It is the property of Mr Alexander of Ballochmyle |
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Parish of Mauchline
"Mauchline Hill, which forms part of 'the long
ridge of Kyle,' is the only eminence of any consequence in
the parish. - Paterson's History of Ayr
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PUDDOCKBURN COTTAGE |
Puddockburn Cottage |
Mr. McQueen Factor
Ballochmyle Estate Map
John Mitchell West Mountgarswood |
029 |
A neat Cottage occupied by James Howie the property of Mr Alexander Ballochmyle |
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PUDDOCKBURN PLANTATION |
Puddockburn Plantation
Puddockburn Plantation
Puddockburn Plantation |
Mr. McQueen Factor
Estate Map
James Mitchell W. [West] Mountgarswood |
029 |
A Large Plantation extending along the Puddock burn from which it takes its name it is the property of Mr. Alexander Ballochmyle |
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WEST MOUNTGARSWOOD |
West Mountgarswood
West Mountgarswood
West Mountgarswood
Mountgarzwood |
Mr McQueen Factor
Voters List
Occupier
Johnson's Co [County] Map |
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A Superior farm house with Offices attached Occupied by John Mitchell the property of Mr Alexander of Ballochmyle |
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Parish of Mauchline
Entry for Puddock Burn scored out - See next page [JB]
Montgarswood adapted to agree with the Name sheet for
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PUDDOCK BURN |
Puddock Burn |
Mr Henry Richmond Montgarswood
Archibald Gall Mid Montgarswood
Cuthbert Nairn Grassyards
John Mitchell |
029 |
This name applies to a Small Stream flowing through the plantations by Puddockburn Cottage. the Authorities Quoted are Confident that the name Supplied refers exclusively to the Small Stream named and not to the large one verified as the Puddock Burn -- of Mr Kennedy |
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BURN O' NEED |
Burn O' Need
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Burn O' Need
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Burn O' Need
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Burn O' Need
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Burn O' Need |
Graham Somervell Esqr.
Mr. Henry Richmond. Montgarswood
Thomas Young Banker. Catrine.
Archibald Gall. Mid Montgarswood.
John Donald. Meresman. |
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The Source of this burn is in Witshaw Muir, adjoining Blacksidend. It flows in a Westerly direction by Meadowhead (Sorn) to its junction with the River Ayr. - |
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BARWHILLAN |
Barwhillan
Barwhillan
Barwhillan
Barwhillan
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Barwhilling |
Lease
Occupier
Valuation Roll for levying the Reversion Money
Valuation Roll |
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A farm house with Offices attached Occupied by William McClure the Property of Mr Campbell Catrine House & 22 Dublin St Edinburgh |
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MERKLAND |
Merkland |
Valuation Roll
Occupier
Mr Mitchell Registrar Mauchline |
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A farm House & Steading Occupied by James Young the property of Mr Campbell Catrine Ho. [House] |
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BRIDGEND |
Bridgend |
Sir James Boswell Bart [Baronet]
J. D. Boswell Ayr
Occupier |
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A Cottage House Occupied by David Ballantine on the property of Sir James Boswell |
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Parish of Mauchline |
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WILLOCKSTON |
Willockston |
Sir James Boswell Bart. [Baronet]
D Boswell Esqr. Ayr
Valuation Roll |
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Farm House and Offices occupied by George Templeton the property of Sir James Boswell. - |
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MARTINSHILL |
Martinshill |
Sir James Boswell Bart. [Baronet]
J.D. Boswell Factor Ayr
Valuation Roll |
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A farm house with Office attached Occupied by Mrs Bell the property of Sir James Boswell |
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SYKE |
Syke |
Sir James Boswell Bart. [Baronet]
J D Boswell Ayr
Valuation Roll |
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A farm house & offices occupied by Thomas Lethardy the property of Sir James Boswell |
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LONG AVENUE |
Long Avenue |
J. D. Boswell Esqr. Ayr
Peter Ballantine Barlosh
George Templeton Willockston |
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A grass Avenue of Considerable length made for the purpose of Coursing young horses, the property of Sir James Boswell Bart. [Baronet] |
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BARLOSH |
Barlosh |
Sir James Boswell Bart. [Baronet]
J. D. Boswell Esqr. Ayr
Valuation Roll |
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A neat Comfortable dwelling with a Small portion of land attached Occupied by Peter Ballantine the property of Sir James Boswell |
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HEATHERHOUSE |
Heatherhouse |
Sir James Boswell Bart. [Baronet]
J. D. Boswell Esqr. Ayr
Valuation Roll |
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A Porters Lodge at the North Eastern entance to Auckenleck House the property of Sir James Boswell Bart. [Baronet] |
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DRUMFORK |
Drumfork |
Sir James Boswell Bart. [Baronet]
J. D. Boswell Esqr. Ayr.
Occupier |
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A comfortable farm House with Offices attached Occupied by Andrew Bryson the property of Sir James Boswell. |
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Parish of Mauchline |
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LUGAR WATER |
Lugar Water |
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie Mauchline
Mr McLaren Facot BarsKimming
Knox's Map of the Basin of Clyde |
034 |
A River of Considerable size which takes its Source in the mountains near the junction of the Counties of Ayr, Lanark, & Dumfries. (where the three Co.s [Counties] meet) and flows in a North Westerly direction till it joins the River Ayr near Barskimming |
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DIPPOL BURN |
Dipple Burn
Dipple Burn
Dipple Burn
Dippol Burn
Dippol Burn
Dippool Water
Dippool Burn
Dippool Burn |
Andrew Bryson Drumfork
John Wallace Treeshill
Henry Wakeland Auckenleck House
Revd. [Reverend] Rankin Sorn
Mr William Rankin Glenogan
Knox's Map of the Basin of Clyde
Scroll Plan, Mr Thompson Ayr
Estate Plan |
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This Rivulet takes its rise near Darnconer in the Parish of Auckenleck and flows in a Westerly direction until it joins the Lugar Water near Auckenleck Ho. [House]. The Portion of this Burn from the Br. [Bridge] marked A on Trace 2 35.1 to where it joins the Lugar Water is known as the "Linn Burn" but Dipple Burn is the proper name |
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SLATEHOLE BRIDGE |
Slatehole Bridge |
John Wallace Overseer to Sir James Boswell
James Sloan Turnerhill
Henry Wakeland Butler Auckenleck Ho. [House]. |
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A Bridge of one Arch across the Lugar Water. It was built by Sir James Boswell for the Accommodation of himself and his Servantry |
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ROADINGHEAD (Ruin) |
Roadinghead (Ruins of) |
James Sloan Turnerhill
John Wallace Overseer
Henry Wakeland |
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The Ruins of a farm Steading on the property of Sir James Boswell Bart. [Baronet] |
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Parish of Mauchline |
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WEST BARWHEYS |
West Barwheys
West Barwhey |
Voters List
Valuation Roll
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie Parish Minister
Mr James Morton Occupier
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A farm steading the property of the Duke of Portland now occupied by Mr James Morton. - |
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LITTLE BARWHEYS |
Little Barwheys
East Barwheys |
James Stevenson occupier
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
James Morton See above
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A dwellinghouse and out offices the property of the Duke of Portland now occupied by James Stevenson |
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MARE BURN |
Mare Burn
Muir Burn |
Knox Map History of Ayr etc.
Robert Wilson Auchmillan
James Marr Auchmillan
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie |
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The Source of this burn is in the Muirs South of Auchencloich, Parish of Sorn and bears the name to the junction with the Cessnock a little N. [North] West of Fowler farm Steading. - |
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AUCHMILLAN |
Auchmillan
Auchmillan
Auchmillan
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Auchmillan
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Auchmillan |
Voters List
Valutaion Roll
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
James Marr Part Proprietor
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
029 |
A Small village near the Junction of the Mare & Auchmannoch Burn there is a Smithy farm yard and some Cottars dwellings here |
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GORBALS |
Gorbals
Garbals- Auchmillan
Gorbals |
James Wilson occupier
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
James Marr
Valuation Roll
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A dwellinghouse and Garden the property of Sir William Miller now occupied by James Wilson |
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AUCHMILLAN QUARRY |
Auchmillan Quarry
Lime |
Mr James Campbell Road Survr. [Surveyor]
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
James Marr |
029 |
The limestone in this quarry is nearly wrought out the Slopes on trace represent the refuseheaps which are now Covered with grass
Name popularly Known in Mauchline Parish. |
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AUCHMANNOCH BURN |
Auchmannoch Burn |
James Marr
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Robert Wilson |
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The name of this burn is applicable from Auchmannoch in the Parish of Sorn to its junction with the Mare Burn at Auchmillan. |
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GLOVER'S HILL |
Glover's Hill |
Mr James Morton
Robert Wilson
John Mair Barnaight |
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This name is applicable to a prominent hill about 20 chains North of Auchmillan having a narrow Strip of Plantation passing over its summit, the name is not applied to the plantation
Proprietor Duke of Portland. |
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SMYLGILLS |
Smylgills
Smylgills
Smylgills
Smilegills |
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Census
John Mitchell Fowler
Johnsons Co. [County] Map |
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A Cottage and outhouse at present occupied by Mr John Mitchell of Fowler who sublets to Price Nairn. |
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BRIGLAND |
Brigland
Brigland
Brigland
Brigland |
Lease
Hugh Willie occupier
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A commodious farm yard the property of Sir William Miller now occupied by Hugh Willie |
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GRASSMAILEES |
Grassmailees
Grassmelees |
Mr McQueen Factor
Occupier
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie Mauchline
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
029 |
A fine farm house & Steading occupied by Hugh Miller the property of Boyd Alexander Esqr. |
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GRASSMAILEES QUARRY |
Grassmailees Quarry
(Freestone) |
Mr McQueen Factor
Hugh Millar Grassmailees
Gilbert Anderson Smithy Ballochmyle |
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A quarry on the Grassmalees farm the property of Mr Alexander It is not worked at present |
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BLACKLANDS |
Blacklands
Blackland |
Mr McQueen Factor
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie Mauchline
Hugh Miller Grassmailees
Johnson's Co [County] Map |
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This was formerly a farm House but is now a Cottars Ho. [House] on the farm of Grassmailees occupied by James Dinning |
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WELTON QUARRY |
Welton Quarry (Whinstone) |
Mr McQuean
Hugh Miller Grassmailees
Gilbert Anderson Smithy Ballochmyle |
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A quarry on the property of Mr Alexander - the materials taken from this quarry are principally used for Road [metalling] |
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BALLOCHMYLE |
Ballochmyle
Ballochmyle
Ballochmyle
Ballochmyle
Ballochmile
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Ballochmile
Ballochmyle |
Colonel Ewart
Mr. McQueen Factor
Valuation Roll
Patersons History
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Voters List
New Statistical Acct. [Account] |
029 |
A large Mansion House Occupied by Colonel Ewart the property of Mr Alexander of Southbar Paisley |
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STABLES [Ballochffyle] |
Stables |
Mr McQuean
Colonel Ewart
Estate Map |
029 |
This name applies to the Offices (& some Dwelling houses for Servants) attached to Ballochmyle they are generally Known as Such |
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LAUNDRY [Ballochmyle] |
Laundry |
Colonel Ewart
Mr McQueen Factor
Estate Map |
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A washing house with drying green attached used by the Occupier of Ballochmyle |
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KINGENCLEUGH |
Kingencleugh
Kingencleugh
Kingencleugh
Kingincleugh
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Kingancleuch
Kingencleuch |
Mr McQueen Factor
Occupier
Valuation Roll
Post Office Directory
Paterson's History
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A fine farm house with Offices attached Occupied by John Young the property of Mr. Alexander of Ballochmyle. -
The rugged ascent from which this place derives its name lies between this house & the Castle. |
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KINGENCLEUGH HOUSE |
Kingencleugh House |
Mr McQueen
Mr Murdock Writer Mauchline
John Young Kingencleugh |
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A plain Comfortable Villa occasionally occupied by the Proprietor Mr Alexander when visiting his Ballochmyle Estate. |
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Parish of Mauchline
[Note] Kingen Cleuch - cleuch cleugh . A precipice - A rugged ascent.
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KINGENCLEUGH CASTLE (Ruin) |
(Ruin of)
Kingencleugh Castle
Kingencleugh Castle
Kingencleuch Castle
Kingancleuch |
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie Mauchline
Mr McQueen Factor
Mr John Young Kingencleugh
Paterson's History |
029 |
These Ruins are Situated near Kingencleugh on the property of Mr Alexander of Southbar near Paisley.
It is evident from the Appearance these Ruins present that the building was erected more for a Comfortable dwelling than for defence. John Knox the Reformer visited this place in 1556.
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" Campbell of Kingancleuch. This family was
"one of the most zealous and distinguished in the cause of
" the Reformation." "Hew Campbell of Kingancleuch,
" mentioned by Knox as offended by those who held the
"Kirk of Mauchline against the entrance of Wishart, in 1544."
"It appears to have continued in the Campbell family till "about the beginning of this century, when the property
" was purchased by Mr Alexander of Ballochmyle, and now constitutes not the least attractive
" portion of that beautiful Castle. Part of the old Tower of Kingancleuch still overlooks
"the romantic scenery around it." --
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SOUTH LODGE [Ballochmyle] |
South Lodge |
Estate Map
Mr McQueen Factor |
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A Porters Lodge at the Southern Entrance to Ballochmyle the Property of Mr Alexander |
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WEST LODGE [Ballochmyle] |
West Lodge |
Estate Map
Mr McQueen |
029 |
A Porters Lodge at the Western Entrance to Ballochmyle the Property of Mr. Alexander |
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SHELLIES BRIDGE |
Shellies Bridge |
Mr Hunter Innkeeper Catrine
Mr McQueen - Ballochmyle
James Hamilton GameKeeper. |
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A Small Bridge of one arch on this the Road from Mauchline to Catrine across the Burn O' Need In the locality it is popularly Known as Such. This is a Co. [County] Bridge. |
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HOWFORD BRIDGE |
Howford Bridge
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Howford Bridge
Howford Bridge
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Howford Bridge |
Estate Map of Ballochmyle
Mr McQueen Factor
Mr Campbell Road Surveyor Ayr
Johnson's Co [County] Map |
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A County Bridge 0f 2 arches over the River Ayr On the road from Kilmarnock to Cumnock |
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DAMHEAD |
Damhead
Damhead
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Damhead
Damhead
Damhead |
Sir James Boswell
J. D. Boswell Factor Ayr
Occupier
Voters List
Johnsons Co. Map |
029 |
A very indifferent farm House. Occupied by Hector Walker the property of Sir James Boswell |
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BALLOCHMYLE VIADUCT |
Ballochmyle Viaduct |
Mr. McQueen
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie
Inscription on Viaduct |
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A gigantic viaduct erected to Carry the Glasgow & South Western Railway over the River Ayr, There are Seven Arches in this viaduct, the Centre one is 180 feet in Span and attracts a great many visitors. The foundation Stone of this Building was laid According to the Ancient usage of Masonry. There is a Tablet inserted in the masonry on which the name (Ballochmyle Viaduct) is inscribed |
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County of Ayr
Parish of Mauchline
"The railway bridge is in itself a structure of singular
dimensions as well as beauty. The height of the
arch is 180 feet, and the span about 175. it is
placed near the Howford Bridge, a locality well
known to tourists as one of the most
picturesque in the West of Scotland"
Paterson's History of Ayr.
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HOWFORD COTTAGE |
Howford Cottage |
Estate Map
Mr McQueen Factor
Occupier |
029 |
A Comfortable residence with a Small farm attached it is occupied by Andrew McCrie the property of Alexander Boyd Esqr. |
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BRAES OF BALLOCHMYLE |
Braes of Ballochmyle |
Colonel Ewart Ballochmyle
Mr McQueen
Estate Map |
029 |
Precipitous, wooded, Rocky, Slopes forming a portion of the Western Bank of the River the property of Mr Alexander These Braes were the fauvorite haunt of the Poet Burns who makes them the Theme of Some of Songs this together with their wild romantic Scenery renders these objects of attraction to all Strangers. |
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SPRINGFIELD |
Springfield
Springfield
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Springfield |
Valuation Roll
Mr Mitchell Inspector of Poor
Revd [Reverend] James Fairlie |
028 |
This house and garden is the property of Mrs Douglas at present occupied by Mrs. Stevenston. - |
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Parish of Mauchline
Garroch Burn See. N. [Name] List of Craigie Ph. [Parish] Page 19 |
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NAME BOOK
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INDEX
Names of Objects -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Mauchline (Parish of) -- -- 1
Auchmillan Quarry -- 29 -- 1 -- 90
Auchmillan -- 29 -- 1 -- 90
Auchmannock Burn -- 29 -- 1 -- 91
Blacks Burn -- 24 -- 13 -- 22
Bridge House -- 28 -- 12 -- 36
Barskimming New Bridge -- 28 -- 16 -- 38
Braehead -- 28 -- 16 -- 38
Browside Plantation -- 28 -- 12 -- 44
Barskimming Old Avenue -- 28 -- 12 -- 46
Burngrange -- 28 -- 8 -- 66
Brae of Ballochmyle -- 29 -- 9 -- 102
Burnside -- 23 -- 16 -- 7
Bargour -- 23 -- 12 -- 11
Bridgehouse -- 23 -- 11 -- 15
Barneight Burn -- 23 -- 16 -- 17
Boghead -- 24 -- 15 -- 21
Barneight Hill -- 24 -- 13 -- 23
Barneight -- 24 -- 13 -- 23
Barneight Tile Works -- 24 -- 13 -- 23
Braehead Holm -- 28 -- 16 -- 39
Bilboa Plantation -- 28 -- 12 -- 43
Bilboa -- 28 -- 12 -- 43
Bushby Hill -- 28 -- 12 -- 45
Bent -- 28 -- 12 -- 47
Bostonbank Plantation -- 28 -- 12 -- 47
Burnfoot Bridge -- 28 -- 11 -- 49
Back Causey -- 28 -- 8 -- 67
Bogwood -- 28 -- 8 -- 71
Black Bull Inn -- 28 -- 8 -- 73 |
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Name of Object -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Bank -- 28 -- 8 -- 73
Bushgrove -- 28 -- 8 -- 73
Burn O' Need -- 29 -- 5 -- 81
Barwhillan -- 29 -- 13 -- 83
Bridgend -- 29 -- 13 -- 83
Barlosh -- 29 -- 13 -- 85
Brigland -- 29 -- 1 -- 93
BlacKland -- 29 -- 9 -- 95
Ballochmyle Viaduct -- 29 -- 9 -- 101
Craighead -- 23 -- 16 -- 6
Craighead -- 23 -- 12 -- 12
Craighall -- 24 -- 13 -- 26
Corn and Saw Mill -- 28 -- 12 -- 48
CrossKeys -- 28 -- 8 -- 58
Cowgate -- 28 -- 8 -- 58
Church -- 28 -- 8 -- 68
Causeyhead T.P. [Turn Pike] -- 28 -- 8 -- 72
Cessnock Water -- 29 -- 5 -- 76
Crosshands -- 23 -- 16 -- 3
Cairn -- 23 -- 16 -- 41
Cross -- 28 -- 8 -- 55
Castle -- 28 -- 8 -- 61
Deaconhill -- 23 -- 16 -- 10
Damhead -- 23 -- 11 -- 16
Damhead Tile Works -- 23 -- 11 -- 16
Drunken Steps -- 28 -- 8 -- 60
Drumfork -- 29 -- 13 -- 86
Dalsangan -- 23 -- 16 -- 3
Deaconbank Quarry (Limestone) -- 23 -- 16 -- 9
Dippool Burn -- 34 -- 4 -- 87
Damhead -- 29 -- 9 -- 101
East Mossgiel -- 28 -- 8 -- 52
Endowed School -- 28 -- 8 -- 74
East Wilton -- 29 -- 5 -- 78
Friendlesshead -- 23 -- 16 -- 7 |
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Name of Object -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Friendlesshead Plantation -- 23 -- 16 -- 7
Fallhead -- 23 -- 16 -- 17
Fowler -- 29 -- 5 -- 75
Greenhead -- 28 -- 8 -- 66
Glenlee -- 28 -- 8 -- 68
Grassyards -- 29 -- 5 -- 78
Gorbals -- 29 -- 1 -- 90
Glenhall -- 23 -- 16 -- 3
Grays Bridge -- 28 -- 8 -- 27
Gas Works -- 28 -- 8 -- 53
Garfield -- 29 -- 5 -- 75
Greenside Cottage -- 29 -- 5 -- 77
Glovers Hill -- 29 -- 1 -- 91
Grassmailies -- 29 -- 9 -- 95
Grassmailies Quarry -- 29 -- 9 -- 95
High Holehouse -- 24 -- 13 -- 22
Hollybush -- 28 -- 4 -- 30
Haughholm -- 28 -- 16 -- 38
Hole (Ruin) -- 28 -- 16 -- 40
Haughyett -- 28 -- 12 -- 44
Haughyett Quarry (Sandstone) -- 28 -- 12 -- 44
Haugh -- 28 -- 12 -- 48
Howford Bridge -- 29 -- 9 -- 100
Howford Cottage 29 -- 9 -- 102
Highaird -- 28 -- 12 -- 35
Highaird Plantation -- 28 -- 12 -- 35
Haughead -- 28 -- 12 -- 47
Heather House -- 29 -- 13 -- 85 |
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Name of Object -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Kingencleugh -- 29 -- 9 -- 97
Kingencleugh House -- 29 -- 9 -- 97
Killockshead -- 24 -- 9 -- 19
Killock -- 24 -- 13 -- 21
Killock Mains -- 24 -- 13 -- 21
Killock Burn -- 24 -- 13 -- 22
Knowhead -- 28 -- 4 -- 33
Kipplemoss Plantation -- 28 -- 12 -- 35
Kingencleugh Castle (Ruin) -- 29 -- 9 -- 98
Lawersbridgend -- 23 -- 16 -- 6
Little Bargour -- 23 -- 11 -- 16
Little Barwheys -- 29 -- 1 -- 89
Lawers Bridge -- 23 -- 16 -- 18
Low Holehouse -- 24 -- 13 -- 22
Lochbrown Plantation -- 28 -- 4 -- 30
Lockartshill Plantation -- 28 -- 15 -- 49
Laurieland -- 28 -- 8 -- 52
Loudon Hotel -- 28 -- 8 -- 57
Loan Green -- 28 -- 8 -- 74
Lawersbridge -- 23 -- 16 -- 18
Lockhill -- 28 -- 4 -- 29
Loch Brown -- 28 -- 4 -- 29
Loudon Street -- 28 -- 8 -- 57
Lousy Bush -- 28 -- 8 -- 59
Long Avenue -- 29 -- 13 -- 85
Lugar Water -- 34 -- 4 -- 87
Laundry -- 29 -- 9 -- 97
Mauchline -- 28 -- 8 -- 27
Mosshead -- 28 -- 12 -- 43
Mauchline Burn -- 28 -- 12 -- 45
Muir -- 28 -- 12 -- 45
Mossgiel Tunnel -- 28 -- 8 -- 51
Main Street -- 28 -- 8 -- 57
Mauchline Races held here -- 28 -- 8 -- 69 |
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Names Of Object -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Manse -- 25 -- 8 -- 73
Mauchline Hillhead -- 29 -- 5 -- 75
Mauchline Mains -- 29 -- 5 -- 77
Mauchline Hill -- 29 -- 5 -- 79
Mare Burn -- 29 -- 1 -- 89
Market Inn -- 28 -- 8 -- 28
Mauchline Station -- 28 -- 12 -- 44
Martyrs Grave -- 28 -- 8 -- 56
Martinshill -- 29 -- 13 -- 84
North Auchenbrain -- 24 -- 13 -- 24
Nursery Plantation -- 28 -- 12 -- 36
Netherplace -- 28 -- 8 -- 72
North East Lodge -- 28 -- 12 -- 47
New Road -- 28 -- 8 -- 67
Oxenshaw Bridge -- 29 -- 5 -- 76
Offices 28 -- 16 -- 37
Old Manse -- 28 -- 8 -- 65
Puddock Burn -- 29 -- 5 -- 81
Post Office -- 28 -- 8 -- 58
Puddockburn Cottage -- 29 -- 5 -- 80
Puddockburn Plantation -- 29 -- 5 -- 80
Paulshill Plantation 28 -- 12 -- 35
Quarry Houses -- 23 -- 16 -- 9
Rodingside --23 -- 12 -- 11
Roughdyke -- 23 -- 16 -- 6
Rodinghead House -- 23 -- 12 -- 11
Rodinghead -- 23 -- 16 -- 10
Rodinghead (Ruin) -- 34 -- 4 -- 88
School -- 23 -- 16 -- 4
Sandwalk Plantation -- 28 -- 12 -- 36
Smithstone Bridge -- 28 -- 12 -- 46
South Mossgiel -- 28 -- 8 -- 52
Snuffbox Manufactory 28 -- 8 -- 66 |
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Name of Objects -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Skye -- 29 -- 13 -- 84
Slatehole Bridge -- 34 -- 4 -- 88
Smygills -- 29 -- 1 -- 92
Stables -- 29 -- 9--96
Shellies Bridge -- 29 -- 9 -- 100
Springfield -- 23 -- 12 -- 13
South Auchenbrain -- 24 -- 13 -- 25
Smithstone Plantation -- 28 -- 12 -- 45
Saw Mill -- 28 -- 8 -- 53
Site of the Battle of -- 28 -- 12 -- 63
Mauchline Muir
School -- 28 -- 8 -- 65
South Lodge -- 29 -- 9 -- 99
Tunnel Cottages -- 28 -- 4 -- 32
The Lead -- 28 -- 4 -- 5
Turner Hill -- 28 -- 16 -- 39
The Loan -- 28 -- 8 -- 65
Townhead -- 28 -- 8 -- 67
U.P. [United presbyterian] Church -- 28 -- 8 -- 72
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Manse -- 28 -- 8 -- 72
West Mossgiel -- 28 -- 4 -- 32
West Welton -- 29 -- 5 -- 78
West Montgarswood -- 29 -- 5 -- 80
Willockston -- 29 -- 13 -- 84
Welton Quarry (Whinstone) -- 29 -- 9 -- 96
Wynds -- 24 -- 9 -- 19
Willockhill -- 28 -- 16 -- 39
West Barwheys -- 29 -- 1 -- 89
West Lodge -- 29 -- 9 -- 99 |
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