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MONKTON AND PRESTWICK |
Monkton & Prestwick
Monktoun
Monkton & Prestwick United
Monkton
Monkton and Prestwick |
Statistical Account
Patersons History of Ayrshire
Johnstons County Map
County Voters' list
J. M. Cowan
Andrew Smith
James Hannah
David Cochran |
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"The parish of Monkton received that name from its connexion with the abby of Paisley that monastery having extensive and valuable possessions within the parish which required the residence probably and superentendence of a certain number of the monks, who in these early times, were the only class of persons acquainted with agriculture, the construction and management of mills, &c, &c. It appears from the chartulary of the Abbey of Paisley that the original name was Prestwick and that in 1163, when that abbey was founded, both the churches of the united parishes were then in existence, and both called by the Same name of Prestwick, Prestwick church being called St. Nicholas's church of Prestwick, and Monkton church, St Cuthbert's church of Prestwick. At a later date in the chartulary they are distinguished as Prestwic de burgo and Prestwic Monachorum; and at the date in 1225 there occurs casual notice of the later,- Prestwic - quae nunc dicitur villa Monachorum.*** It is not known when the parishes were united. It appears from the records of the burgh of Prestwick, that up to the year 1750, the union had not taken place.**. The records of the presbytery of Ayr bear that, in 1651, the estate of Crosby at the request of its proprietor was "disjoined |
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MONKTON AND PRESTWICK |
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"disjoined was disjoined from the parish of Dondonald and for the sake of being nearer to religious ordnances, was joined to Monkton. In 1688, however, it was again wholly reunited to Dondonald.** The parish formerly extended to the river Ayr and comprehended the present parish of Newton.* Newton was in 1779 erected into a seperate parish quoad Sacra.** Kyle; one of the three divisions of the county of Ayr was itself subdivided into Kyle Stewart and King's Kyle; the latter extending from the river Ayr to the river doon, had Ayr for its head burgh; the former extending from the river Ayr to the river Irvine, had Prestwick for its head burgh."
Statistical Account (1842) |
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MONKTONHILL |
Monktonhill
Monktonhill
Monktonhill
Laigh Monktonhill
Monkton Hill
Monkton Hill
Monkton-Hill |
James McCowan
David Hutchison
George J Lawrie
Johnstons Map
Ayrshire Express 9 May 57 [1857]
Ayr Advertiser 14 May 57 [1857]
County Voters List |
027 |
A large farmsteading, dwelling-house, two storeys, all slated & in good repair. Property of the Duke of Portland. |
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FAIRLEE |
Fairlee
Fairlee
Fairlee
Fairlees
Fairylees
Fairlee |
James McCowan
David Hutchison
George J Lawrie
County Voters List
Johnstons Co: Map
Reference toauthorities |
027 |
A farmsteading, all thatched, one storey, & in bad repair. Property of Mr Graham. |
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HOBSLAND |
Hobsland
Hobsland
Hobsland
Hobsland
Holesland |
James McCowan
David Hutchison
George J Lawrie
County Voters' List
Ayr district Road Map |
027 |
A farmsteading, partly slated, all one storey, & in good repair. Property of Mr Graham. |
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RUMHOWE |
Rumhowe
Rumhowe
Rumhowe
Rumhow |
James McCowan
David Hutchison
George J Lawrie
Ayr district Road Map. |
027 |
A small cothouse, one storey, thatched, & in good repair. Property of Mr Graham. |
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MONKTON STATION |
Monkton Station
Monkton Station
Monkton Station |
James McCowan
David Hutchison
Andrew Smith |
027.06 |
A neat and substantial building 1 storey high slated and in good repair property of the Glasgow & South Western Railway Company |
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FAIRFIELD MAINS |
Fairfield Mains
Fairfieldmains
Fairfieldmains
Fairfieldmains
Fairfield Mains
Fairfield Mains |
James McCowan
David Hutchison
Andrew Smith
Johnston's County Map
Ayr Road Map |
027.06 |
Farm steading consisting of dwelling house with offices, one storey high slated & in good repair, it is at present attached to Monktonmiln & is occupied by Cottars, property of W.G. Campbell Fairfield |
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RUMBLING BURN |
Rumbling Burn
Rumbling Burn
Rumbling Burn |
James McCowan
David Hutchison
Andrew Smith |
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027.06 |
An insignificant winding Stream forming the Parish boundary between Monkton and Dundonald it falls into the Pow Burn near the Confluence of that stream with the Sea |
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MANSE [F.C.; Monkton] |
Free Church Manse
Free Church Manse
Free Church Manse |
James McCowan
David Hutchison
Andrew Smith |
027.06 |
A neatly erected building, two Storeys high, slated & in good repair, it was built by funds raised by the subscription of the Congregation. Minister's salary about £180 a year. |
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HIGH MONKTONHILL |
High Monktonhill
High Monktonhill
High Monktonhill |
James McCowan
David Hutchison
Andrew Smith |
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Consists of two buildings of 3 tenements occupied by agricu [agricultural] labourers, One Storey high thatched & in good repair property of the Duke of Portland. |
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BURGH SCHOOL [Monkton] |
Burgh School
Burgh School
Burgh School |
James McCowan
David Hutchison
Andrew Smith |
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Is a plain Gothic building Supporting a Steeple with Clock & Bells, the ground portion of it is used as a jail. The average attendance of scholars All About 60 - Branches taught English Reading, Grammar, Writing, Arithmetic etc the schoo [schoolmaster's] Salary is £5 annually from the Burgh with scholars fees |
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CORSEHILL |
Corsehill
Corsehill
Corsehill |
James McCowan
George James Laurie D.D. [Doctor of Divinity]
David Hutchison |
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Two small cottages one Storey thatched middling repair the property of Mr Beard |
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MOUNT WILLIAM |
Mount William
Mount William
Mount William |
James McCowan
George James Laurie DD [Doctor of Divinity]
David Hutchison |
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Two small Cottages one Story thatched middling repair the property of Alexander Oswald Esq |
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WOODSIDE |
Woodside
Woodside
Woodside |
James M. Cowan
George James Laurie DD [Doctor of Divinity]
David Hutchison |
027.07 |
A farm steading dwelling house and offices former slated latter thatched one story good repair the property of Count Enisdil Reid |
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ADAMTON MAINS |
Adamtoun Mains
Adamtoun Mains
Adamtoun Mains
Adamton Mains
Adamton Mains
Adamton Mains
Adamton Mains |
James M Cowan
George James Laurie DD [Doctor of Divinity]
David Hutchison
Johnston's County Map
Ayr Road Map
County Voters list
On re-reference to authorities |
027.07 |
A farmsteading dwelling house and office houses one Story slated good repair the property of Count Enisdil Reed |
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MACRAE'S MONUMENT |
Macrae's Monument
Macrae's Monument
Macrae's Monument
Obelisk |
James McCowan
George James Laurie D.D. [Doctor of Divinity]
David Hutchison
Johnston's County Map |
027.07 |
A square building with Corinthian [pillars] at each corner and niches at each [side] It is a very prominent object as it [is] Situated on pretty high ground about [½] mile N.W. [North West] of the village of Monkton [erected] in 1750 total height from the base about [--] feet |
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WATSONHALL |
Watsonhall
Watsonhall
Watsonhall |
James McCowan
George James laurie DD [Doctor of Divinity]
David Hutchison |
027.07 |
A row of Cothouses one story thatched middling repair the property of Mr [Beard] |
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LITTLE MUIRHOUSE |
Little Muirhouse
Little Muirhouse
Little Muirhouse |
James McCowan
George James Laurie DD [Doctor of Divinity]
David Hutchison |
027.07 |
A small cot house about ¼ of a mile N [North of] the village of Monkton one story [slated] in good repair the property of William Campbell Esq |
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[Note]
Erected in 1748 rebuilt, having fallen, in 1750 by John
Swan in honor of James Macrae who, from an orphan
message boy rose to the distinction of Governor of Madras. He
died in or before 1748 and was buried in the churchyard of
Monkton. See Patterson's History of Ayrshire pp [pages] 386-7 |
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ADAMTON |
Adamtoun
Adamtoun
Adamtoun
Adamton
Adamton
Adamton
Adamton
Adamton |
James M. Cowan
George James Laurie DD [Doctor of Divinity]
David Hutchison
Johnston's County map
Ayr Road map
County Voters list
Statistical Account
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027.07 |
A large plain building three Storeys & attics slated and in tolerable repair has a neat garden Surrounded by a wall also a plot of ornamental ground office houses attached tow storeys slated the property of Count Enisdil Reed |
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ADAMTON MILL (Corn) |
Adamtoun Mill
Adamtoun Mill
Adamtoun Mill
Adamton Mill
Adamton Mill
Adamton Mill
Adamton Mill
Millfarm |
James M Cowan
George James Laurie DD [Doctor of Divinity]
David Hutchison
County Voters' list
Johnston's County Map
Ayr Road Map
on re-reference to authorities
Johnston's County Map |
027.07 |
A corn mill two storeys slated good repair has a farm steading dwelling house & office houses attached one storey slated and in good repair. The mill is propelled by water Fifteen horse power The property of Count Enisdil Reed |
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MONKTON |
Monkton
Monkton
Monkton |
James McCowan
George James Laurie
David Hutchison |
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A tolerable neat and regular village Situated on the turnpike road from Ayr to Glasgow about 4 miles North of the former place. Chiefly composed of two rows of houses built at each end of the turnpike road. Contains three Inns one parochial school one Free church school a Free church and a Manse. The houses are all One and two story houses partly slated and partly thatched. It also contains a branch post office two arrivals and two deartures each day.
Major office and market town Ayr |
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FAIRFIELD ARMS [Monkton] |
Fairfield Arms
Fairfield Arms
Fairfield Arms |
James McCowan
George James Laurie
David Hutchison |
027 |
A tolerable comodious Inn in the village of Monkton two Storeys Slated and in good repair the property of John Watt |
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WHEAT SHEAF INN [Monkton] |
Wheat Sheaf Inn
Whaet Sheaf Inn
Wheat Sheaf Inn |
James McCowan
George James Laurie
David Hutchison |
027 |
An Inn not very comodious in the village of Monkton tow Storeys thatched and in good repair the property of James Ferguson |
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CROWN INN [Monkton] |
Crown Inn
Crown Inn
Crown Inn |
James McCowan
George James Laurie
David Hutchison |
027 |
An Inn in the village of Monkton One Story thatched and in tolerable repair the property of David |
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FREE CHURCH [Monkton] |
Monkton Free Church
Monkton Free Church
Monkton Free Church |
James McCowan
George James Laurie
David Hutchison |
027 |
A plain building One Story Slated in poor repair with a Small belfry vane at the South Side contains about
200 Sittings |
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SCHOOL [Monkton] |
Monkton Parochial School
Monkton Parochial School
Monkton Parochial School |
James McCowan
George James Laurie
David Hutchison |
027 |
A plain building two Storeys Slated & in good repair School on the ground flat Masters dwelling above Government endowment 40 pounds per Annum Average number of attendants 75 Annual income about 70 pounds exclusive of other offices |
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FREE CHURCH SCHOOL [Monkton] |
Free Church School
Free Church School
Free Church School |
James McCowan
George James Laurie
David Hutchison |
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A plain building One Storey Slated in good repair no endowment average number of attendants 80 Annual income about 80 pounds |
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ST CUTHBERT'S CHURCH (In Ruins) |
Monkton Church
Monkton Church
Monkton Church |
James McCowan
George James Laurie
David Hutchison |
027 |
A ruin Situated at the South end of the village of Monkton at the West side of the turnpike road. There is now but the walls standing with a belfry now below on the East gable. Dedicated to St. Cuthbert. The walls are pretty entire, partly overgrown with ivy |
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MANSE [parish; Monkton] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
James M. Cowan
George James Laurie DD [Doctor of Divinity]
David Hutchison |
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A plain neat building [three] Storeys & attics office houses one & two storeys all slated [good] repair with a pretty neat [garden] partly surrounded by a wall [and] partly by a fence belongs to the Established church |
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TOWNHEAD COTTAGE |
Townhead Cottage
Townhead Cottage
Townhead Cottage |
James McCowan
George James Laurie
David Hutchison |
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MIDTON |
Midton
Midton
Midton |
James McCowan
George James Laurie
David Hutchison |
027.07 |
A farmsteading in the village of Monkton with dwelling house and office houses former slated latter thatched in good repair all one storey the property of William Campbell Esqr. |
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GREENKNOWES |
Greenknowes
Greenknowes
Greenknowes
Greenknowes |
James McCowan
George James Laurie
David Hutchison
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027.07 |
A Small row of cottages in the village of Monkton one Storey and attics Slated and in good repair the property of Andrew Guthrie |
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WHITESIDE |
Whiteside
Whiteside
Whiteside |
James McCowan
George James Laurie
David Hutchison |
027.07 |
A farmsteading dwelling house and office houses one Storey Slated and in good repair the property of William Beard Esq. |
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MUIRHOUSE |
Moorhouse
Muirhouse
Muirhouse
Muirhouse |
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James McCowan
George James Laurie
David Hutchison |
027.07 |
A farmsteading dwelling house and office houses one Story former slated latter thatched good repair the property of William Campbell Esq |
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TOWNHEAD |
Townhead
Townhead
Townhead
Fairfield Holme |
James McCowan
George James Laurie
David Hutchison
Voters' list |
027.07 |
A farmsteading dwelling house and office houses former two [Story] and slated latter one Story thatched good repair the property of Robert Andrew |
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SOUTH BOGSIDE |
South Bogside |
James Watson Schr. [Schoolmaster] Craigie
David Brown Sub Postmaster
Robert Inglis, Min [Minister] |
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A farmsteading, one storey slated & in good repair Property of William Paterson |
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NEWLANDS |
Newlands |
James Brown Schr [Schoolmaster] Craigie
David Brown Sub Postmaster
Robert Inglis, Min [Minister] |
027.08 |
A farmsteading, all slated, one storey & in good repair Property of Mrs Reid. |
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OLD NEWLANDS |
Old Newlands |
James Watson Schr [Schoolmaster] Craigie
David Brown Sub Postmaster
Robert Inglis Min. [Minister] |
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A smithy, & a few cothouses, all one storey, thatched & good repair. Property of Mrs Reid. |
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ADAMTON T.P. |
Adamton Toll Bar |
James Watson Schr [Schoolmaster] Craigie
David Brown Sub Postmaster
Robert Inglis, Min [Minister] |
027.08 |
A small, house, one storey, thatched, & in bad repair. Property of the Road Trustees. It is situated on the County Road between Ayr & Galston - three quarter rates collected |
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BOGSIDE |
Bogside
Bogside
Bogside |
James Watson
David Brown
Robert Inglis |
027.08 |
A farmsteading, all slated, one storey & in good repair. Property of Mrs Reid. |
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FAIRFIELD |
Fairfield
Fairfield
Fairfield
Fairfield Ho. [House] |
James McCowan
David Hutchison
Andrew Smith
Ayr district road Maps |
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A neat and commodious building constructed in the modern style of Architecture the centre portion of the building is three storey's high The East & West wings two storeys. The grounds around it are beautifully formed & productive young & old wood of various kinds. North West of the building is a small enclosure with a tomb & Monument on the latter is the following inscription "This flower garden extending to 9 falls having been consecrated by record Act of the Right Rev. [Reverend] Father in God, James Walker D.D. [Doctor of Divinity] Bishop of Glasgow Edinburgh & Fife as dedicated to God for ever as a burial place from 29th. May 1835, And £100 vested in trust for its continual repair."
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BURIAL GROUND [Fairfield] |
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North West of the building [Fairfield] is a small enclosure with a tomb & monument on the latter is the following inscription "This flower garden extending to 9 falls having been consecrated by recorded Act of the Right Rev. [Reverend] Father in God James Walker D.D. [Doctor of Divinity] Bishop of Glasgow, Edinburgh & Fife is dedicated to God for ever as a burial place from 29th May 1835, and £100 vested in Trust for its continual repair". |
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CROSS [Prestwick] |
Prestwick Cross
Prestwick Cross
Prestwick Cross |
James McCowan
David Hutchison
Andrew Smith |
027.10 |
Consists of flight of steps rising gradually above one another to the height of 4½ feet in the form of a pyramid. The base is about 8 feet square & the top which consists of four flat Stones is four feet square and Supports an erect Stone Pillar 7 feet high, on which is inscribed the following words "Prestwick Rebuilt 1776". Its precise date of erection is now unknown, although no doubt it is of ancient date. |
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GLASGOW AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY |
Glasgow and South Western Railway
Glasgow and South Western Railway
Glasgow and South Western Railway
Glasgow & Ayr Railway |
James McCowan
David Hutchison
Andrew Smith
Ayr District Road Map |
027.10
027.06 |
A double line of rails extending between Glasgow and Ayr a distance of 39 miles. |
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ORANGEFIELD COTTAGE |
Orangefield Cottage
Orangefield Cottage
Orangefield Cottage |
James McCowan
David Hutchison
Andrew Smith |
027.10 |
A one storey, slated building in good repair & occupied at present by J. Sinclair Esq proprietor of Orangefield |
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WEST ORANGEFIELD |
West Orangefield
West Orangefield
West Orangefield
Binny's Bower |
James McCowan
David Hutchison
Andrew Smith
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
027.10 |
Farm steading consisting of dwellinghouse & offices, one storey high slated & in good repair property of J. Sinclair Esq, Orangefield |
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MONKTONMILN |
Monktonmill
Monktonmiln
Monktonmiln
Monktonmiln
Monkton Mill
Monktonmiln
Monkton Mill
Monkton Mill |
James Mc Cowan
David Hutchison
Andrew Smith
County Voters list
Johnston's County Map
Ayr Advertiser 7th & 14th May 57 [1857
Statistical Account |
027.10 |
Farm steading consisting of a dwelling house with offices all one storey high slated and in good repair property of W.G. Campbell of Fanfield |
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RED BRAE |
Red Brae
Red Brae
Red Brae |
James McCowan
David Hutchison
Andrew Smith |
027.10 |
A steep slope covered with Furze & wood & situate immediately South West of West Orangefield property of |
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GOLF GREEN |
Golf Green
Golf Green
Golf Green |
James McCowan
David Hutchison
Andrew Smith |
027.10 |
This name is applied to a sandy & irregular piece of ground on which the game of Golf is played. A small octagonal Lunch House is situate in the centre erected by the club. There are twelve holes for striking the balls into and each hole has a proper & distinct number |
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Red Brae. No actual details of owner appear in Description. |
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PRESTWICK |
Prestwick
Prestwick
Prestwick |
James McCowan
David Hutchison
Andrew Smith |
027.10 |
A large and irregular village a great number of the houses being detached which gives it a scattered appearance The houses are generally one storey High the most of which are slated & in good repair it contains a Post office & two school houses there are also three Public Houses The only object of interest belonging to Prestwict Burgh is the Old Church which stands on rising ground at the North West end of the village. A little further North & on the West side of the Railway once stood the Gallows Know but which is now level with the Ground. The etymology of "Prestwick" (Priest-town) points to some ecclesiastical origin, but as to what that is neither record or tradition furnished the smallest light" |
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Parish of Monkton & Prestwick (united)
" Monkton and Prestwick, owe their origin to the religious houses erected at the respective villages.
The burgh of Prestwick is one of the most ancient in the county. In the original grant by Walter
the high Stewart to the monks of Paisley, as we have already seen, the church is styled "ecclesiam
de burgo meo de Prestwic" the church of my burgh of Prestwick. This was in the beginning
of the reign of William the Lion, about 1165. According to the received charter granted by James
VI., as administrator for his son. Henry duke of Rothsay, Earl of Kyle Carrick and Cunning-
-ham , Lord of the Isles, As dated 19 June 1600, the burgh had existed as a free burgh of the barony for
617 years before the period of the renewal. This would carry the erection of the burgh back to
the year 983, " far before the epoch of records" as Chalmers observes, "and still farther from
the truth!" It is well known that James VI, as well as most of the writers of his time, were inclined
to the fabulous, in reference to the matters of antiquities and there can be little doubt, that it was
indulged in to some extent in the renewal of the Prestwick charter. The burgh in all
likeliehood erected by Walter the High Stewart; and consequently styling it "my burgh
of Prestwick," was in every sense highly proper. He was lord of the northern portion of Kyle
(Kyle Stewart) and Prestwick was the head baronial burgh of the district where the
head courts of the baillery were held. By their charter the freemen of Prestwick were entit-
-led to choose a provost, two baillies, and councillors, with power to grant franchises to
several trades, to hold weekly markets, and a fair on the 6th of December the feast
of St. Nicholas the patron of the burgh. The lands belonging to the burgh extend to
about "1000 Scots acres, and are divided among 30 farmers, or barons, as they are
called, each of whom possesses a lot of arable land, and a right of pasturing
a certain number of sheep and cattle on the common."
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PRESTWICK STATION |
Prestwick Station
Prestwick Station
Prestwick Station |
James McCowan
David Hutchison
Andrew Smith |
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A one storey slated building in good repair property of the South Western Railway Company |
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KIRK STREET [Prestwick] |
Church Street
Kirk Street
Kirk Street
Kirk Street |
James McCowan
David Hutchison
Andrew Smith |
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Consists of two rows of houses 1 storey high mostly thatched & in good repair occupied principally by weavers property of various persons |
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CARLAVEROCK |
Carlaverock
Carlaverock
Carlaverock |
James McCowan
David Hutchison
Andrew Smith |
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Consists of half a dozen scattered houses, one storey, thatched & slated, in good repair & occupied by Agricultural labourers. Property of various individuals. |
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ST NICHOLAS'S CHURCH (In Ruins) |
St Nicholas's Church vulgarly called Prestwick old Church
St Nicholas's Church vulgarly called Prestwick old Church
St Nicholas's Church vulgarly called Prestwick old Church
Old Church
St Nicholas's Church of Prestwick |
James McCowan
David Hutchison
Andrew Smith
Johnston's County Map
Statistical Account |
027.10 |
Stands at the North West end of Prestwick village and was unroofed & the walls repaired in 1837 to preserve them from falling It is a building of very ancient date & is supposed to have been erected about the 11th Century. The walls are one storey high, with two gable ends on one of which is surmounted a small belfry, with bell, property of Prestwick burgh. |
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POW BRIDGE |
Pow Bridge
Pow Bridge
Pow Bridge
Pow-bridge |
James McCowan
David Hutchison
Andrew Smith
Statistical Account |
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A strong, substantial stone & lime bridge, of one arch spanning the Pow burn & situate on the Ayr & Glasgow Road built & kept in repair by the County |
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RED LION INN [Prestwick] |
Red Lion Inn
Red Lion Inn
Red Lion Inn |
James McCowan
David Hutchison
Andrew Smith |
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A two storey slated building in good repair with offices 1 storey in good repair property of James [--] Esq Tarbolton |
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POWBANK COTTAGE |
Powbank
Powbank Cottage
Powbank Cottage
Powbank Cottage |
James McCowan
David Hutchison
Andrew Smith |
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A one storey thatched [building] consisting of four tenements occupied by agricultural [in] good repair property of A Oswald Esq Auchencruive |
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TANNYHILL COTTAGE |
Tannyhill Cottage
Tannyhill Cottage
Tannyhill Cottage |
James McCowan
David Hutchison
Andrew Smith |
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A two storey slated building in good repair, property of the present dweller Mrs Dow. |
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CHURCH [Prestwick] |
Church
Church
Church |
Rev. [Reverend] G.J. Laurie
Mr James McCowan
Mr Thomas Morris |
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The parish Church (Established) of Monkton and Prestwick, erected in 1837 Substantially built in the plain modern Style having a Strong Square tower - about 820 sittings. |
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POW MILL (Corn) |
Pow Mill
Pow Mill
Pow Mill
Powbank |
Rev [Reverend] G.J. Laurie
Mr James McCowan
Mr Thomas Morris
Voters' list |
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Corn mill worked by water in winter and steam in summer fifteen horse power - two storeys high slated and in good repair attached is a neat one storey slated dwellinghouse. Property of Alexander Oswald Esq Auchencruive |
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ORANGEFIELD |
Orangefield
Orangefield
Orangefield
Orangefield |
James Sinclar Esq
Mr James McCowan
Rev [Reverend] James Laurie
Mr Thomas Morris |
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A neat and substantially built dwellinghouse three storeys high slated and in good repair attached are one storey slated out offices in good repair. Property of James Sinclar Esq |
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BOWER COTTAGE |
Bower Cottage
Bower Cottage
Bower Cottage
Bower Cottage |
Mr John McCowan
Mr Andrew Smith
Mr James Hannah
Mr David Cochran |
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Dwellinghouse having out offices attached all one storey slated & in good repair Property of Mr David Cochran |
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PRESTWICK LINKS |
Prestwick Links
Prestwick Links
Prestwick Links
Prestwick Links |
Mrs J Cowan
Mr T Morris
Rev [Reverend] Dr [Doctor] Laurie
James Sinclair Esq |
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An extent of unenclosed ground, principally Rough Pasture running southwards from the mouth of the Pow Burn along the Firth of Clyde and including the golf green. |
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SYKE |
Syke
Syke
Syke |
James McCowan Schoolmaster
Thomas Morris
Rev [reverend] James Laurie |
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Farmsteading consisting of dwellinghouseand out offices, one Storey high thatched and in tolerable repair Property of Count Einsiedel |
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NEWDYKES |
Newdykes
Newdykes
Newdykes
Newdykes
New Dykes
Newdikes |
George James Laurie DD [Doctor of Divinity] Minister of the Parish
Matthew Anderson Mr Hamilton
James McCowan Par. [Parish] Schoolmaster
Thomas Morris
County Voters list
Johnston's County Map & Road map |
027.11 |
Farmsteading consisting of dwellinghouse and out offices all one Storey high, slated and in good repair. Property of Alexander Oswald Esq Auchencruive |
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NEWDYKES COTTAGE |
Newdykes Cottage
Newdykes Cottage
Newdykes Cottage
Newdykes Cottage
Cottage |
George James Laurie DD [Doctor of Divinity] Minister of the Parish
Matthew Anderson Mr Hamilton
James McCowan Par. [Parish] Schoolmaster
Thomas Morris
Ayr district Road Map |
027.11 |
Cothouse on the farm of Newdykes, one Storey high thatched and in good repair Property of Alexander Oswald Esq Auchencruive. |
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SHAW COTTAGE |
Shaw Cottage
Shaw Cottage
Shaw Cottage |
Matthew Anderson Acc [Accountant] Mr Hamilton
James McCowan Par. [Parish] Schoolmaster of Monkton
Thomas Morris |
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Cothouse on the farm of Shaw one storey high, thatched and in good repair. Property of Alexander Oswald Esq Auchencruive |
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POW BURN |
Pow Burn
Pow Burn
Pow Burn
Powburn
Pow-burn |
James McCowan Parochial Schoolmaster
George James Laurie DD [Doctor of Divinity]
Thomas Morris
Statistical Account
Statistical Account |
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A Small Stream which takes its rise from a spring well near Craigie Old Church and falls into the Sea near the village of Monkton - not rapid flowing through a level country - Gravelly bed. |
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ORANGEFIELD MAINS |
Orangefield Mains
Orangefield Mains
Orangefield Mains |
James McCowan Par. [Parish] Schoolmaster
George James Laurie DD [Doctor of Divinity] Minister of the Parish
Thomas Morris |
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Farmsteading consisting of dwellinghouse and out offices the former two and the latter one storey all slated and in good repair. Property of James Sinclar Esq |
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AIKENBRAE |
Aitkenbrae
Aikenbrae
Aikenbrae
Aikenbrae
Aikenbrae |
Matthew Anderson Acc [Accountant ?] to Mr Hamilton
James McCowan Par. [Parish] Schoolmaster
George James Laurie DD [Doctor of Divinity] Minister of the Parish
Thomas Morris |
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Farmsteading consisting of dwellinghouse and out offices the former two Storey and the latter one all Slated and in good repair. Property of Alexander Oswald Esq Auchincruive |
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AIKENBRAE COTTAGE |
Aitkenbrae Cottage
Aikenbrae Cottage
Aikenbrae Cottage
Aikenbrae Cottage
Aikenbrae Cottage |
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James McCowan Par [Parish] Schoolmaster
George James Laurie DD [Doctor of Divinity] Minister of the Parish
Thomas Morris |
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Cothouse one Storey high thatched and in tolerable repair. Property of Alexander Oswald Esq Auchincruive. |
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AIKENBRAE BRIDGE |
Aitkenbrae Bridge
Aikenbrae Bridge
Aikenbrae Bridge
Aikenbrae Bridge
Aikenbrae Bridge |
Matthew Anderson Acco [Accountant] to Mr Hamilton
James McCowan Par. [Parish] Schoolmaster
Thomas Morris
George James Laurie DD [Doctor of Divinity Minister of the Parish
Thomas Morris |
027.11 |
A Small Stone bridge of one arch Spanning Pow Burn on a T.P. [Turnpike] Road built and kept in repair by the County. |
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MARSMOUNT |
Marsmount
Marsmount
Marsmount
Marsmount |
Mr Matthew Anderson
James McCowan
Mr Thomas Morris
Rev [Reverend] James Laurie |
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Cothouse on Aitkenbrae farm, one Storey high thatched and in good repair. Property of Alexander Oswald Esq Auchincruive |
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BRIERYSIDE |
Brieryside
Brieryside
Brieryside
Briaryside |
George James Laurie DD [Doctor of Divinity] Minister of the Parish
James McCowan Par. [Parish] Schoolmaster
Thomas Morris
Johnston's County map |
027.11 |
Farmsteading consisting of dwelling house and out offices all one storey high, thatched and in tolerable repair. Property of Count Einsiedel |
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LADYKIRK MAINS |
Ladykirk Mains
Ladykirk Mains
Ladykirk Mains
Ladykirk Mains
Ladykirk Mains |
Andrew Dunlop Sess. Clk. [Session Clerk]
Robert Walker Schoolm [Schoolmaster]
John Bell Esq
James Miller, Sess Clk [Session Clerk] of St Quivox
James Young, Highfield St Quivox |
027.12 |
A farmsteading consisting of dwelling & outhouses one storey all slated & in good repair. William Paterson Esq proprietor. |
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LADYKIRK |
Ladykirk
Ladykirk
Ladykirk
Ladykirk |
Andrew Dunlop Sess Clk [Session Clerk]
John Bell Esq
James Miller, Sess Clk [Session Clerk] of St Quivox
James Young Highfield St Quivox |
027.12 |
A neat dwelling house 2 storeys high, with out offices one storey all slated & in good repair. property of William Paterson Esq |
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BOGSIDE COTTAGE |
Bogside Cottage
Bogside Cottage
Bogside Cottage
Bogside Cottage |
Andrew Dunlop Sess Clk [Session Clerk]
John Bell Esq
James Miller, St Quivox, Sess Clk [Session Clerk]
James Young, Highfield St Quivox |
027.12 |
A small cothouse on the farm of Ladykirk Mains one storey high thatched & in good repair. William Paterson Esq proprietor. |
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LADY KIRK (Ruin) |
Lady Kirk (Ruin)
Lady Kirk (Ruin)
Lady Kirk (Ruin)
Lady Kirk (Ruin)
Ladykirk
Ladykirk in Kyle |
Andrew Dunlop Sess. Clk [Session Clerk]
James Miller, Sess. Clk. [Session Clerk] of St Quivox
James Young, Highfield St Quivox
John Bell Esq
Statistical Account
Old writings |
027.12 |
The ruins of a Chapel dedicated to the Virgin Mary (as the name denotes) All that now remains of it, is a Tower which has been ascended by a spiral staircase, but which is now in such a dilapidated condition that it is quite impossible to reach the Summit. No authentic information can be obtained as to the exact date of its erection but it is supposed to have belonged to the middle of the fifteenth century. It stands quite close to the mansion house of the same name & commands a fine view of the Surrounding country. |
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KINGCASE WELL |
Kingcase Well
Kingcase Well
Kingcase Well
Kingcase Well |
James McCowan Par. [Parish] Schoolmaster
George James Laurie DD [Doctor of Divinity] Minister of the Parish
Thomas Morris
Statistical Account |
027.14 |
A well sunk about 10 feet from the surface of the ground with steps going down to it the waters of which are said to be a cure for several diseases Close by is the site of an hospital that was founded and endowed by King Robert Bruce for persons infected by Leprosy who is said to have been cured of that disease by drinking of the water of the well from which it appears to derive the name of Kingcase |
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KINGCASE OR ST NINIAN'S HOSPITAL (Ruin) |
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Kingcase is well known, where had once been an hospital for leprous persons. The only remains of the whole is a stone wall about 12 feet in length and 4 in height, apparently part of the side wall of a building but whether of the hospital or its chapel it would be impossible to determine. |
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Parish of Prestwick Monkton & Prestwick United
"A part of the ruined walls of Kilcais or Kincaise an ancient hospital for [instigent]
persons infected with leprosy, are still to be seen on a gentle elevation with fifty or
sixty yards seaward of the high road between Prestwick & Prestwick Toll. Tradition
as recorded by Chalmers assigns the origin of the charity to Robert the Bruce who had
been cured of an eruptive disease of the nature of leprosy brought on by his arduous
struggles and fatigue by drinking of the water of Kilcaise Well. It's probable however,
that the house existed previously as Wallace and his uncle, Schye Ronald, are descret-
-ed by blind Harry as coming to Kingcase on their way to Ayr the morning of the Blae
Parliament This hospital was dedicated to St Ninian. It was endowed says Chalmers
with the lands of Robertlone which is now called Loans in Dundonald Parish with
the lands of Shiles and Spital Shiles in Kyle Stewart and with the other lands which
cannot now be specified. The only revenue that remained to it, was the feu-duties
payable from the lands etc. For more than two centuries past, the diminished revenue
has been shared among 8 objects of charity The right of appointing these
belonged to the family of Wallace of Craigie for a long time it was purchased
about 1790 by the burgh of Ayr, which still hold this patronage" Statistical Account |
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SMITHY ROW |
Smithy row
Smithy row
Smithy row |
James McCowan Par. [Parish] Schoolmaster
Thomas Morris
George James Laurie DD [Doctor of Divinity] Minister of the Parish |
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A row of cottages in the village of old Prestwick one storey thatched and in good repair the property of David Boyd |
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BRAEHEAD |
Braehead
Braehead
Braehead |
James McCowan Par. [Parish] Schoolmaster
George james Laurie DD [Doctor of Divinity] Minister of the Parish
Thomas Morris |
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A small farmsteading dwelling house and office house one storey former thatched latter slated the property of Robert Guthrie |
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NEW PRESTWICK |
New Prestwick
New Prestwick
New Prestwick |
James McCowan Par. [Parish] Schoolmaster
Thomas Morris
George James Laurie DD [Doctor of Divinity] Minister of the Parish |
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A Small village situated on the turnpike road from Ayr to Kilmarnock about 1½ miles North of the former place principally comprised of two rows of houses built at the sides of turnpike road all one and two Storey houses partly slated & partly thatched. Post & Market town Ayr. There is three small public houses, one small private school with from 30 to 40 attendants. Also a T.P [Turnpike] which is described in Newton Ph [Parish]
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SANDGATE STREET [Prestwick] |
Sandgate Street
Sandgate Street
Sandgate Street |
James McCowan
Thomas Morris
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A Street in the South end of the village of Prestwick chiefly comprised of one Story houses nearly all thatched |
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PRESTWICK MOOR |
Prestwick Moor
Prestwick Moor
Prestwick Moor
Prestwick Moor |
Mr John M Cowan
Mr Andrew Smith
Mr James Hannah
Mr David Cochran |
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A Strip of Uncultivated ground lying along the East side of the Village of Prestwick, from which the Name is derived, it is the property of the Prestwick freemen who hold it in [common] for grazing cattle. A few small patches of it have been reclaimed recently but owing to the Sandy nature of the soil are likely never to become very [productive] |
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MARYBOROUGH |
Maryborough
Maryborough
Maryborough |
James McCowan Par. [Parish] Schoolmaster
Thomas Morris
George James Laurie DD [Doctor of Divinity] Minister of the Parish |
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Two houses situated near the sea beach ¼ of a mile N.W. [North West] of the village of New Prestwick tow Storeys Slated middling repair the property of Alexander Oswald Esq |
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BENTFIELD |
Bentfield
Bentfield
Bentfield |
James McCowan Par. [Parish] Schoolmaster
Thomas Morris
George James Laurie DD [Doctor of Divinity] Minister of the Parish |
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A small cottages situated near the sea beach one storey and attics slated and in good repair the property of Mr Curry |
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BELLROCK COTTAGE |
Bellrock Cottage
Bellrock Cottage
Bellrock Cottage |
James McCowan Par. [Parish] Schoolmaster
Thomas Morris
George James Laurie DD [Doctor of Divinity] Minister of the Parish |
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A very neat plain cottage Situated near the sea beach ½ mile west of Prestwick Toll one Storey slated and in good repair the property of Dr [Doctor] McQuay |
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SHUTTLE ROW |
Shuttle row
Shuttle row
Shuttle row |
James McCowan Parochial Schoolmaster
Thomas Morris
George James Laurie DD [Doctor of Divinity] |
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A row of cottages in the village of New Prestwick or Prestwick Toll One storey slated and in good repair the name is derived from the row being inhabited by weavers |
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MAYBOLE ROW |
Maybole Row
Maybole Row
Maybole Row |
James McCowan Par. [Parochial] Schoolmaster
Thomas Morris
George James Laurie DD [Doctor of Divinity] |
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A row of houses in the village of New Prestwick one storey slated and in good repair the property of George Taylor Esq. |
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LOGAN'S PLACE |
Logan's Place
Logan's Place
Logan's Place |
James McCowan Par. [Parochial] Schoolmaster
George James Laurie DD [Doctor of Divinity]
Thomas Morris |
027.14 |
A row of houses in the village of new Prestwick tow storeys slated middling repair the property of Mr Logan of New Prestwick |
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THYMEFIELD VILLA |
Thymefield Villa
Thymefield Villa
Thymefield Villa
Thymefield |
James McCowan Par. [Parish] Schoolmaster of Monkton
Thomas Morris
George James Laurie DD [Doctor of Divinity] Minister of the Parish
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A neat cottage 2 storeys high with out offices attached, one storey all slated & in good repair Property of Lieut [Lieutenant] Robertson. |
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[Signed] F.L. Pratt
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NAME BOOK
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[Column 1]
Name -- Page
Adamton -- 9
Adamton Mains -- 7
Adamton Mill -- 9
Adamton T.P. [Turnpike] -- 17
Aikenbrae -- 31
Aikenbrae Bridge -- 32
Aikenbrae Cottage -- 31
Bellrock Cottage -- 39
Bentfield -- 39
Bogside -- 18
Bogside Cottage -- 33
Braehead -- 36
Brieryside -- 32
Burgh School -- 6
Bower Cottage -- 28
Carlaverock -- 24
Church (Parish) -- 27
Corsehill -- 7
[Column 2]
Name -- Page
Cross (Prestwick) -- 20
Crown Inn -- 11
Fairfield -- 19
Fairfield Arms -- 11
Fairfield Family Burying Ground -- 19
Fairfield Mains -- 5
Fairlees -- 3
Free Church -- 12
Free Church School -- 12
Glasgow & South Western Railway -- 21
Golf Green -- 22
Greenknowes -- 15
High Monktonhill -- 6
Hobsland -- 3
[Column 3]
Kingcase Well -- 35
Kirk Street -- 24
Kingcase or St Ninian's Hospital -- 35
Lady Kirk (a ruin) -- 34
Ladykirk -- 33
Ladykirk Mains -- 33
Little Muirhouse -- 8
Logan's Place -- 40
Macrae's Monument -- 8
Manse (Parish) -- 14
Manse (Free Church) -- 6
Marsmount -- 32
Maryborough -- 39
Maybole Row -- 40
Midton -- 15
Monkton (Parish) -- 1
Monkton (Village) -- 10
Monktonhill -- 3
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[Page] 47
[Column 1]
Name -- Page
Monktonmiln -- 22
Monkton Station -- 5
Mount William -- 7
Muirhouse -- 16
Newdykes -- 29
Newdykes Cottage -- 29
Newlands -- 17
New Prestwick -- 37
Old Newlands -- 17
Orangefield -- 28
Orangefield Cottage -- 21
Orangefield Mains -- 31
Pow Bridge -- 25
Pow Burn -- 30
Pow Mill -- 27
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Name -- Page
Powbank Cottage -- 26
Prestwick -- 23
Prestwick Cross -- 20
Prestwick Links -- 28
Prestwick Station -- 24
Prestwick Moor -- 38
Red Brae -- 22
Red Lion Inn -- 26
Rumbling Burn -- 5
Rumhowe -- 3
Sandgate Street -- 37
School (Parish) -- 12
Shaw Cottage -- 30
Shuttle Row -- 40
Smithy Row -- 36
South Bogside -- 17
St Cuthbert's Church -- 13
St Nicholas' Church -- 25
Syke -- 29
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Name -- Page
Tannyhill Cottage -- 26
Thymefield Villa -- 41
Townhead -- 16
Townhead Cottage -- 15
Watsonhall -- 8
West Orangefield -- 21
Wheat Sheaf Inn -- 11
Whiteside -- 16
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