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PENNYFADZEOCH |
Pennyfadzeoch
Pennyfadzeoch
Pennyfadzeoch
Pennyfadzeoch
Penneyfadzeoch |
Rental
Estate Map
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Mr Cameron Steward
Voters List |
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A Farm house and offices property of the Marquis of Bute occupied by William Gilmour |
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SCAR BRAE |
Scar Brae
Scar Brae
Scar Brae |
Mr McMillan Gamekeeper
Mr Cameron Steward
William Gilmour Pennyfadzeoch |
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A precipitous bank of mixed wood on the "Lugar Water" about 20 chains Nor, [North] East from Pennyfadzeoch property of the Marquis of Bute |
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WATERSIDE MOUNT |
Waterside Mount
Waterside Mount
Waterside Mount |
Mr Shaw Factor
Mr Cameron Steward
John McMillan Gamekeeper |
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An irregular shaped plantation near to the "Lugar Water" about 7 chains west, from the junct [junction] of Back Burn -- property of the Marquis of Bu [Bute] |
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HUMESTON WOOD |
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BACK BURN |
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POLCAULK BURN |
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SAW MILL [Back Burn] |
Saw Mill
Saw Mill
Saw Mill |
Mr Charles Shaw
Mr Cameron Steward
William Kay Westgates |
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A mile the property of the Marquis of Bute near to the junction of the Back Burn, with Lugar Water driven by water power from the Back Burn |
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LADY'S WELL |
Ladys Well |
Mr Shaw Factor
Mr Cameron Steward
William Kay Westgates |
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A well near the Bridge cros [crossing] the "Lugar Water" on the grounds attached to Dumfries House covered by a handsome erection of stonew [stonework] |
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Dumfries House |
Mr Shaw Factor
Mr Charles Shaw
Revd [Reverend] J Murray
Mr Cameron Steward |
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A Superior mansion with plantation etc sorrounding the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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SHAW WOOD |
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LADY'S BRIDGE |
Lady's Bridge |
Mr Shaw Factor
Mr Cameron Steward
John McMillan Gamekeeper |
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A Bridge so called crossing the Nest Burn on the carriage Road in "Shaw Wood" near to its junction with Lugar Water |
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AVENUE |
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BOWLING GREEN [Dumfries House] |
Bowling Green |
Mr Cameron Steward
John McMillan Gamekeeper
William Kay Westgates |
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A circular portion of ground used for sport East of Dumfries House in Shaw Wood |
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TARRINGZEAN HOLM |
Terranzean Holm
Terranzean Holm
Terranzean Holm |
Mr Cameron Steward
Mr McMillan Gamekeeper
Mr George Muir |
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A level Space of Arable land South side of Lugar Water extending Westward from Terranzean Castle to Rose Burn. |
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THE D S |
The D's |
Mr Shaw
Mr Cameron
Mr McMillan |
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Two small clumps of forest trees shaped like letter D and named accordingly |
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THE AVENUE |
Avenue |
Mr Charles Shaw
Mr Cameron
Mr McMillan |
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The name applies to a carriage drive from Bridgend to Dumfries House |
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[Note Tarringzean Holm] -- See Tarringzean Castle |
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TARRINGZEAN CASTLE (Ruin) |
Terranzean
Terranzean
Terrinzean
Terringzean Castle
Tarringging
Terrenzean
Tarinzean
Tarringzeon
Terringzean Castle
Terringzean Castle
The castle of Terrinzean |
Revd [Reverend] James Murray
Old Gazetteer
Imperial Gazetteer
New Stat Acct [Statistical Account]
Johnstons Co [County] Map
Knoxes Map
Mr Charles Shaw
Estate Map
Paterson's History
Full [Fullerton's] Gazetteer
Old Statistical Acct [Account] |
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This ruin is on elevated ground about 5 chains West of the Lugar Water in the policies of Dumfries House, there is a portion of the South west wall still standing having a track of wall or buttress at the South end of wall referred to, the Origin of the building cannot be Authenticated by any Authoriti [authorities] herein quoted, Name supplied is popularly Known in the locality. |
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[Notes] -- “Within the demesne of Dumfries-house
stand the ruins of Terringzean Castle,
whence the present Countess of Dumfries
still derives the title of Baroness” -- Full [Fullerton's] Gazetteer
"The ruins of Terringzean Castle stand on a small
rising ground, near the banks of the Lugar, and within the pleasure grounds of Dum [Dumfries]
House. This castle once belonged to the family of Loudoun, and the present countess
Still styled Baroness Terringzean. There are no traditions connected with it." -- New Statisl. Acc [Statistical Account]
"The Castle of Terrenzean lies also in this parish - It is now in ruins; it
stood on an elevated bank above the Luggar, in a beautiful situation; was probabl [probably a]
mansion that belonged to the barony of Terrenzean." "The present countess of Loudo [Loudoun is]
Barroness Terrenzean" -- Old Statistical Account
The ruins of Terringzean Castle stand on the banks of the Lugar, [in]
the pleasure grounds of Dumfries House. It seems to have been a small building, con [consisting]
chiefly of a single tower, built on a gentle eminence, and surrounded by a moat, at a bend [in the]
river. It belonged at one time to the family of Loudoun, and still gives them the title of Baron Terringzean". -- Paterson's History of Ayr |
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MARTYR'S GRAVE |
Martyrs Grave |
Revd [Reverend] J Murray
Mr Scott Schoolmaster
Mr J Baird
Mr White Banker |
037 |
The remains of the Revd [Reverend] Alexander Peden Thomas Richard David Dun and Simon Paterson are intered here who were shot in the days of the Covenantors
Tradition points out Pedens Grave as being at the Gallows foot but whether this Gallows was erected to exhibit the dead martyrs or if it was a place of execution in connection with the Mout or Court Field when Baronial Courts were held cannot now be identified. |
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MUIRKIRK ROAD |
Muirkirk Road |
Revd [Reverend] James Murray
Mr George Muir
Mr David Shields Post Office |
035 |
This name applies to the turnpike road from square to Hillside in direction of Muirkirk -- [initialled] J.C.G. |
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HILLSIDE |
Hillside
Hillside
Hillside |
Revd [Reverend] James Murray
Mr George Muir
Mr D L Scott |
035 |
Two Cottages so called on the South side of Turnpike road from Cumnock to Muirkirk |
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BROOMBRAE |
Broombrae
Broombrae
Broombrae |
Revd [Reverend] James Murray
Mr George Muir
Mr Scott Occupier |
035 |
This name applies to the parish Schoolmasters residence adjoining parish School |
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LUGAR WATER |
Lugar Water
Lugar Water
Lugar Water |
Sir James Boswell
Revd [Reverend] Mr Chrystal
Revd [Reverend] James Murray |
035 |
The name of this Water is applicable from the Junction of the Bellow and Glenmore Waters to the Water of Ayr |
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BROOMHILL |
Broomhill
Broomhill
Broomhill |
Mr Mathew McKerrow
Revd [Reverend] James Murray
Mr D L Scott |
035 |
A Superior dwellinghouse with gardens adjoining the property of and occupied my Mr Mathew McKerrow |
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SCHOOL [nr Broomhill] |
School |
Revd [Reverend] James Murray
Mr Scott Schoolmaster
Mr George Muir |
035 |
This parish school is on the north Side of Muirkirk Road, having the Schoolmasters residence, South end of School |
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HILLSIDE CITTAGE |
Hillside Cottage |
Revd [Reverend] James Murray
Mr Scott
Mr G Muir |
035 |
This dwellinghouse is the property of and occupied by Hew Crichton |
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LUGAR STREET [Cumnock] |
Lugar Street
Lugar Street
Lugar Street |
Name Plate
Revd [Reverend] James Murray
George Muir Watchmaker |
035 |
A short street extending from bridge Lugar Water to Square |
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MANSE LANE [Cumnock] |
Manse Lane
Manse Lane
Manse Lane |
Revd [Reverend] James Murray
Mr George Muir
Mr D. L. Scott Schoolmaster |
035 |
A narrow lane extending from Muirkirk Road in direction of Parish Manse |
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WOOLLEN MILL [Cumnock] |
Woollen Mill
Woollen Mill
Woollen Mill
Woollen Mill |
Revd [Reverend] James Murray
Mr George Muir
Mr David L Scott Schoolmaster
Mr David King Propr [Proprietor] |
035 |
In this Mill woollen cloths are dyed and thickened it is a moderate Sized establishment |
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MANSE [parish; nr Lugar Water; Cumnock] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Revd [Reverend] James Murray
Mr Scott Schoolmaster
Mr Daniel King |
035 |
This parish manse is on the South Side of the Lugar Water adjoining the Town of Cumnock present Minister Revd [Reverend] James Murray |
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HOLLOWSHOLM |
Hollowsholm |
Richard Bannatine Esqur
Valuation Roll
Robert Houitson |
035 |
An inferior farm steading the the property of William A Cunning-ham Esqur Occupied by Robert Houitson |
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CROW WOOD |
Crow Wood |
James McGlashan
Mr McKerrow Banker
Robert Howitson |
035 |
This plantation is named from a rookery which was established Some Years ago but now cleared of crows Name applies from a little north of Longmore farm Steading to near Lugar Water |
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BARRHILL |
Barrhill |
Mr Scott Parish Schoolmaster
Rev [Reverend] J Murray
Mr Charles Shaw |
035 |
A few dwelling houses situated [on] the Turnpike Road a short di [distance] from Cumnock and convenient [to] Railway Station. |
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LONGHOUSE |
Longhouse |
Richard Bannatine Esqur
Valuation Roll
John Davidson |
035 |
A few inferior dwelling houses of a farm steading, the property [of] William A Cunningham Esqur sit [situated] a few yards from the Railway [Station] |
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BARRHILL PITS |
Barrhill Pits |
William Lancaster Cookney & co [company]
John Davidson |
035 |
Ironstone and Coal pits the p [property] of the Marqs [Marquis] of Bute wroug [wrought by] William Lancaster Cookney & Co [Company] |
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LOGAN QUARRY |
Logan Quarry |
William Richmond
John Murdoch
William A Cunningham |
035 |
A sandstone quarry situated on [the] farm of Longhouse and convenien [convenient to] the Railway station the pro [property] of William Cunningham Esqur |
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BARR HILL |
Barr Hill |
Mr Charles Shaw
Mr Scott Schoolmaster
Revd [Reverend] J. Murray |
035 |
The name is applicable from Burial ground to near the Glasgow and South Western Railway between the Turnpike road and Lugar Water |
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LOGAN'S PILLAR |
Logan's Pillar
Logan's Pillar
Logan's Pillar
Logan's Pillar |
Mr J McGlashan
Mr McKerrow
Mr A Bannatine
Paterson's History |
035 |
An ornamental pillar erected by the Wit Hugh Logan it is about 6 chains NW [North West] of Logan House and Stands about 13 feet high |
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[Note Logan's Pillar] -- There is a stone near the house of Logan, which
goes by the name of Logan's Pillar, where, it is said,
he was much in the habit of sitting and cracking
his jokes with those around him -- Paterson's History |
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MOTE HILL |
Moat
Moat
Moat |
Mr Charles Shaw
Revd [Reverend] J Murray
Mr Cameron Steward |
035 |
A portion of rough ground and Underwood adjoining to and Stretching north easterly from Viaduct nearly surrounded by the Lugar Water Tradition points out this place where Justice was administered in the days of Baronial Sway
I find the following in an old Gazetteer "Near the Village are the remains of a Mo [Moat] or Court field nearly surrounded by the Lugar Water |
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[Note] -- Mote -- A little hill or eminence;
A barrow or tumulus -
a rising ground; a knoll -- Jaamieson
[Note] -- "In the vicinity of the Village of Cumnock
are the remains of a Moat, where, as tradition
says, the baron courts were held of old, It is
almost entirely surrounded by the Luggar;
and as its banks are steep and completely
wooded there, the whole forms a very beautiful
and picturesque scenery." -- Old statistical Account - Vol. [Volume] 6 - page 415 |
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MOTE QUARRY |
Moat Quarry
Moat Quarry
Moat Quarry |
John Murdoch
Johnston's County Map
William Richmond |
035 |
A sandstone quarry adjacent to the Railway Station the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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VIADUCT [Cumnock; Lugar Water] |
Viaduct
Viaduct
Viaduct |
Francis White
John Griffen
Revd [Reverend] J Murray |
035 |
A superior stone edifice with 14 arches over which the Glasgow and south western railway crosses the Lugar. Water near to Cumnock. |
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CUMNOCK STATION |
Cumnock Station
Cumnock Station
Cumnock Station |
Sign Board
Frances White Station Master
John Griffen |
035 |
A neat commodious Railway station situated on the line 49 miles from Glasgow 31½ from Ayr and ½ Mile east of cumnock |
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GLASGOW AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY |
Glasgow and south western Railway |
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HOLMHEAD BANK |
Holmhead Bank
Holmhead Bank
Holmhead Bank |
James McGlashan
George Ferguson
William Lamont |
035 |
This name applies to a steep bank planted in some places from garden at Holmhead curving in a Westerly direction to the Lugar Water. |
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LONGHOUSE |
Longhouse
Longhouse
Longhouse |
Richard Bannatine Esqur
Valuation Roll
George Logan |
035 |
A farm Steading the property of William A Cunningham Esqur occupied by George Logan. |
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HOLMHEAD |
Holmhead
Holmhead
Holmhead |
Richard Bannantine Esq
Valuation Roll
William Lamon |
035 |
An inferior farm steading belonging to William A Cunningham Esqr and occu-pied by William Lamon. |
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LOGAN BRAEHEAD T.P. |
Logan Braehead Toll Bar
Logan Braehead Toll Bar
Logan Braehead Toll Bar |
Sign Board
George Ferguson
William Lamont |
035 |
A tool bar on the turnpike road betwixt Cumnock and Muirkirk. |
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LOGAN BRIDGE |
Logan Bridge
Logan Bridge
Logan Bridge |
William Lamont
George Ferguson
Mr Campbell Road Surveyor |
035 |
A county bridge with one arch across Lugar Water on the road from Cumnock to Muirkirk. |
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LOGAN HOUSE |
Logan House
Logan House
Logan House
Logan
Logan House |
Richard Bannantine Esqr
Valuation Roll
Johnston's County Map
Voters List
Directory |
035 |
A Superior dwelling house [and] offices and ornamental grounds the property of William Cun [Cunningham] Esqr and occupied by him. |
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PLANTAINSIDE SMITHY |
Plantainside Smithy |
Alexander Galbraith Occupier
Archibald McCowan Poor Inspector
Mr Kerr |
035 |
A Smithy and dwelling house So called the property of Mr Cunningham now occupied [by] Alexander Galbraith. |
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COACHFORD BRIDGE |
Coachford Bridge |
Mr Charles Shaw
Mr Cameron Steward
William Gilmour Pennyfadzeoch |
035 |
A County Bridge, on the Turnpike Road from Cumnock to Ayr, crossing the Coachford Burn between the Parishes of Cumnock and Ochiltree |
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COACHFORD BURN |
Coachford Burn |
Mr Charles Shaw
Mr Cameron Steward
John McMillan Gamekeeper |
035 |
This name is applied, from the junction of Watston Burn, to this stream, forming the parish Boundary between Cumnock and Ochiltree running in a Nor [North] Westerly direction to its junction with "Lugar Water" |
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COACHFORD WOOD |
Coachford Wood |
Mr Charles Shaw
Mr Cameron Steward
John McMillan Gamekeeper |
035 |
A wood of Forest and Fir trees extending north, of Coachford Bridge along the Coachford Burn a little west of Pennyfadzeoch |
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ORCHARDTON |
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Orchardton
Orchardton
Orchardton
Orchardton |
Rental
Estate map
Mr Shaw Factor
Valuation Roll
James Gilmour Ocpr [Occupier] |
035 |
A Farm house and offices, property of the Marquis of Bute, occupied by James Gilmour |
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PENNYFADZEOCH D S |
Pennyfadzeoch Ds |
Mr Cameron Steward
John McMillan Gamekeeper
Mr Gilmour, Pennyfadzeoch |
035 |
Two small portions of Semicircular pla [plantations] so called - on the Farm of Penny [Pennyfadzeoch] property of the Marquis of Bute |
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GRIMGREW PLANTATION |
Grimgrew Plantaion |
Mr Shaw Factor
Mr Cameron Steward
John McMillan Gamekeeper |
035 |
A plantation of Forest and Fir tre [trees] extending from the Westgates along the turnpike Road and partly sorrounding the Farm of Grim [Grimgrew] property of, the Marquis of B [Bute] |
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GRIMGREW |
Grimgrew |
Rental
Mr Shaw Factor
Valuation Roll
Mr Cameron Steward |
035 |
A Farm house and offices property of the Marquis of Bute Occupied by John McIntire |
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HUMESTON WOOD |
Humeston Wood |
Mr Charles Shaw
Mr Cameron Steward
John McMillan Gamekeeper |
035 |
A wood of Forest and Fir trees extending from the Westgates north, to the Lugar Water |
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WESTGATES |
Westgates |
Mr Charles Shaw
Mr Cameron Steward
John McMillan Gamekeeper |
035 |
A Lodge and other cottages on the Turnpike Road between Cumnock & Ayr property of the Marquis of Bute |
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BEECH WOOD |
Beech Wood |
Mr Shaw Junior
Mr Cameron
John McMillan Gamekeeper |
035 |
A wood of Forest trees, extending from the Westgates south, next to Grimgrew Plantation property of the Marquis of Bute |
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BACK BURN |
Back Burn |
Mr Charles Shaw
Mr Cameron Steward
John McMillan Gamekeeper |
035 |
A stream running in a Nor [North] West [Westerly] direction through the Farms of "Hill",and East Grimgrew this n [name] is applied from "Pluck" to i [its] junction with Lugar W [Water] being the continuation of Wood B [Burn] |
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BACKBURN WOOD |
Backburn Wood |
Mr Charles Shaw
Mr Cameron Steward
Estate Plan
John McMillan Gamekeeper |
035 |
A wood of Forest and Fir trees extend [extending] from about 15 chains East, of East [Grimgrew] along the Back Burn to the Turn [Turnpike] Road property of the Marquis [of Bute] |
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CISTERN MOUNT |
Cistern Mount |
Mr Charles Shaw
Mr Cameron Steward
John MMillan GameKeeper |
035 |
A small plantation of Forest and Fir trees in which a cistern is situated for conveyance of water to Dumfries Ho [house] popularly Known by the name supplied |
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POLCAULK BURN |
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Polcaulk Wood |
Mr Shaw Factor
Mr Cameron Steward
John McMillan GameKeeper |
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SHAW WOOD |
Shaw Wood |
Mr Shaw Factor
Mr Cameron Steward
Mr John McMillan |
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A wood of Forest trees thinly planted on the grounds attached to Dumfries House through which pleasure walks and carriage Road passes -- property of the Marquis of Bute |
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CAUSEYHEAD |
Causeyhead
Causeyhead
Causeyhead |
Mr Shaw Factor
Mr Cameron Steward
John McMillan GameKeeper
Valuation Roll |
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NEST |
Nest |
Mr Shaw Factor
Mr Cameron Steward
John McMillan GameKeeper
Andrew Cumming Ocpr [Occupier] |
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A cottage on the Nor [North] West corn [corner] of Broad Wood property of the marquis of Bute Occup [occupied] by Andrew Cumming |
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NEST BURN |
Nest Burn |
Mr Shaw Factor
Mr Cameron Steward
John McMillan GemeKeeper |
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A small stream running in a Nor, W [North West] direction from its source on the W [West] of "Broadwood" to its junction with "Lugar Water" |
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Pluck
Pluck
Pluck |
Mr Charles Shaw
Mr Cameron
John McMillan GameKeeper
William Kay West gates |
035 |
A few small dwelling Houses about 10 chains south from Laigh Pluck the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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Laigh Pluck
Laigh Pluck
Laigh Pluck |
Mr Charles Shaw
Mr Cameron Steward
John McMillan GameKeeper
Andrew Connol Occupier |
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A dwelling House on the Farm of East Grimgrew - the property of the Marquis of Bute Occupied by Andrew Connol |
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East Grimgrew
East Grimgrew
East Grimgrew |
Rental
Mr Shaw Factor
Mr Cameron Steward
Valuation Roll |
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A Farm House and offices the property of Marquis of Bute ocpd [occupied] by John Hetrick |
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WATSTON BURN |
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Watson Burn
Watson Burn
Watson Burn |
Mr Cameron Steward
John McMillan GameKeeper
William Kay "Westgates"
James Gilmour Ocpr [Occupier] Orchardton & Low Watston |
035 |
A Stream running in a Nor, Wester [North Westerly] direction from its source on the Farm of Hindsward to its junc [junction] with Coachford Burn, about 20 chains Nor [North] west of "Low W [Watston] |
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Low Watson
Low Watson
Low Watson |
Rental
Mr Shaw Factor
Mr Cameron Steward
Valuation Roll |
035 |
A Farm House and offices pro [property] of the Marquis of Bute oc [occupied] by James Gilmour |
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HILL |
Hill |
Rental
Mr Shaw Factor
Mr Cameron Steward
Valuation Roll |
035 |
A Farm House and offices the property of the Marquis of Bute Occupied by James Richmond |
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BLAND'S MOUNT |
Bland's Mount |
Mr Shaw Factor
Mr Cameron Steward
John McMillan GameKeeper
Estate plan |
035 |
A circular plantation of Forest trees, near to Stairhill property of the Marquis of Bute |
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STAIR MOUNT |
Stair Mount |
Mr Shaw Factor
Mr Cameron Steward
John McMillan GameKeeper |
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A circular plantation of Forest and Fir trees adjoining Stairhill the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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STAIRHILL |
Stairhill |
Estate map
Mr Charles Shaw Factor
Mr Cameron
John McMillan GameKeeper |
035 |
A few dwelling house the property of the Marquis of Bute Occupied by Woodmen and Laborers employed by the former |
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BLACKWOOD HILL |
Blackwood Hill |
Mr Charles Shaw Factor
Mr Cameron Steward
John McMillan GameKeeper |
035 |
An elevated portion of gro [ground] near to Stair & Blands M [Mount] so called property of the Marquis of Bute |
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ROSEBURN |
Roseburn
Roseburn
Roseburn |
Mr Cameron Steward
Mr D Shields Post office
Mr George Muir |
035 |
This farmsteading is the property of the Marquis of Bute now occupied by Robert Brown |
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ROSE BURN |
Rose Burn
Rose Burn
Rose Burn |
Mr Cameron Steward
Mr McMillan GameKeeper
Robert Brown |
035 |
The name of this burn is applicable from Millzeoch flowing in a Northerly direction to its Junction with the Lugar Water Terranzean Holm |
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STOCKIEHILL |
Stockiehill
Stockiehill
Stockiehill |
Mr Cameron Occupier
Mr McMillan Game Keeper
Mr D Shields Post office |
035 |
The houses which are Known by the name Supplied were formerly used as Porters Lodges, being one of the entrances to Dumfries House now closed up, occupied by Mr Cameron & others |
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BROAD WOOD |
Broad Wood
Broad Wood
Broad Wood |
Mr Cameron
Mr McMillan Game Keeper
Robert Brown |
035 |
A considerable inclosure of Forest and fir trees on the South Side of Turnpike Road between Cumnock and Ayr Marquis of Bute Proprietor |
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BANKEND |
Bankend
Bankend
Bankend |
Valuation Roll
Rental
Mr Shaw Factor |
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Three Cottages with garden attached the property of the marquis of Bute now occupied by Mr Allen and others |
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BRIDGEND |
Bridgend
Bridgend
Bridgend
Bridgend |
Rental
Mr Shaw Factor
Valuation Roll
Voters List |
035 |
This name applies to the farm steadi [steading] And row of Cottages north side of Turnpike Road between Cumnock & [Ayr] near Greenmill |
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GREEN MILL (Corn) |
Greenmill
Greenmill
Greenmill |
Rental
Mr Shaw Factor
Valuation Roll |
035 |
A dwelling house with Corn & Saw Mill attached worked by water power t [the] property of the Marquis of Bute now occupied by William McGavin |
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DETTINGEN MOUNT |
Dettingen Mount |
Mr Cameron Steward
Mr McMillan GameKeeper
John Allen
Mr John Baird |
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A circular plantation on elevat [elevated] ground chiefly Forest trees a lit [little] west of Bankend |
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SHANKSTON WOOD |
Shankston Wood
Shankston Wood
Shankston Wood |
Mr Cameron Steward
Mr McMillan GameKeeper
John Allan |
035 |
A plantation of Forest trees with a few firs interspersed about Mid way between Glengyron And Bridgend Marquis of Bute proprietor. |
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HARPERBANK PLANTATION |
Harperbank Plantn [Plantation]
Harperbank Plantn [Plantation]
Harperbank Plantn [Plantation] |
Mr Cameron
Mr McMillan GameKeeper
Mr Charles Shaw |
035 |
A plantation of forest and fir trees extending from Bridgend in a westerly direction to Terranzean Wood thence along the Lugar Water to Terranzean Castle |
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TERRINGZEAN WOOD |
Terranzean Wood
Terranzean Wood
Terranzean Wood |
Mr Cameron
Mr McMillan GameKeeper
Mr Shaw |
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A plantation of Mixed wood extending westward from Harperbank plantation to the Rose Burn |
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SPOUT ROW |
Spout Row
Spout Row
Spout Row |
Valuation Roll
Revd [Reverend] James Murray
Mr George Muir |
035 |
This name applies to the dwellin [dwelling houses] on both sides of Turnpike road name derived form a pump or wat [water] Spout which formerly supplied the inhabitants with water now removed. |
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SHANKSTON |
Shankston
Shankston
Shankston |
Rental
Mr Shaw Factor
Valuation Roll |
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A dwelling house so called th [the] property of the Marquis of But[e] now occupied by James Arth [Arthur] |
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POTTERY [Cumnock] |
Pottery |
Valuation Roll
Revd [Reverend] James Murray
Mr G Muir |
035 |
This pottery is the property of the Marquis of Bute at present occupied by James Nicol who carries on
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INN [Eagle Inn; Cumnock] |
Eagle Inn |
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Mr J McCowan Occupier
Mr Ferguson. |
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A Second rate Inn at present occupied by J McCowan |
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P.H. [Burns Arms Inn; Cumnock] |
Burns Arms Inn |
Sign
George Mearns Occupier
Mr J McCowan |
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A third rate Inn occupied by George Mearns |
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INN [Craighead Inn; Cumnock] |
Craighead Inn |
Sign
J Halliday Occupier
George Mearns |
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A Second rate Inn in the occupation of J Halliday |
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TOWNHEAD |
Townhead |
Revd [Reverend] James Murray
Mr J Halliday
Mr G Muir |
035 |
A narrow street extending in an Easterly direction from end of Glaisnock Street to the East Side of Town |
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COURT HOUSE [Cumnock] |
Court House
Court House
Court House |
Revd [Reverend] J Murray
Mr D Shield
Mr G Muir |
015 |
This building is used for the holding of Sherriffs Courts and Magistrates petty Sessions upper Story the lower Story is used as a lock up for petty offend [offenders] for one night only |
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STRAND |
Strand
Strand
Strand |
Revd [Reverend] J Murray
Mr D Shields
Mr G Muir |
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A narrow lane or thoroughfare extending from Townhead to Hillside Muirkirk road. |
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WATERSIDE |
Waterside
Waterside
Waterside |
Revd [Reverend] J Murray
Mr D Shields
Mr G Muir |
035 |
A row of cottages so called on the south side of Glaisnock Water from north end of Glaisnock Street |
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GLAISNOCK COTTAGE |
Glaisnock Cottage
Glaisnock Cottage
Glaisnock Cottage |
Revd [Reverend] J Murray
Mr D Shield
Mr G Muir |
035 |
A dwellinghouse the property of And occupied by Charles Howatson. |
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CHURCH [Cumnock] |
Church
Church
Church |
Revd [Reverend] J Murray
Mr D Shields
Mr G Muir |
035 |
The parish church is erected near the centre of Square it is a Substantial Stone edifice in the form of a cross and contains about 700 Sittings |
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CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL [Cumnock] |
Congregational Chapel
Congregational Chapel
Congregational Chapel |
Revd [Reverend] Mr McAuslane
Mr D Shields
Mr G Muir |
035 |
A Small one story building used as a place of worship in Connection with the Independent or Congregational Communion. |
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TANYARD |
Tanyard
Tanyard
Tanyard |
Revd [Reverend] J Murray
Mr D Shields
Mr G Muir |
035 |
This name applies to a lane extending from Lugar Street to Townfoot. |
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INN [Black Bull Hotel; Cumnock] |
Black Bull Hotel
Black Bull Hotel
Black Bull Hotel |
Sign
Mr Ferguson Occupier
Mr G Muir |
035 |
This is the only house of entertainment in Cumnock Styled a Hotel Mr Ferguson occupier. |
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MARKET PLACE [Cumnock] |
Market Place |
Revd [Reverend] J Murray
Mr G Muir
Mr D Shields |
035 |
A weekly Market is held in the Square on Thursdays for [the] sale of Corn and General prod [produce] |
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POST OFFICE [Cumnock] |
Post Office |
Mr D Shields Post Master
Revd [Reverend] J Murray
Mr G Muir |
035 |
There is one arrival and one departure of Mails daily from this establishment Mr Shields Occupier. |
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Branch of the BANK OF SCOTLAND [Cumnock] |
Bank of Scotland |
Mathew McKerrow Manager
Mr G Muir
Mr D Shields |
035 |
This branch bank is south side of Square. Mathew McKerrow Manager |
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Branch of the WESTERN BANK OF SCOTLAND [Cumnock] |
Western Bank of Scotland |
Mr William Ettershank
Mr McKerrow
Mr D Shields |
035 |
This brach establishment is on the West side of Square Mr Ettershank Agent. |
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INN [Wheat Sheaf Inn; Cumnock] |
Wheat Sheaf Inn |
Sign Board
James McClanachan Occupier
Mr D Shield |
035 |
A Second rate Inn West side of Square |
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OSBORNE COTTAGE |
Osborne Cottage
Osborne Cottage
Osborne Cottage |
Revd [Reverend] J Murray
Mr D Shields Post Office
Mr G Muir |
035 |
A neat dwellinghouse with garden attached the property of and occupied by Mrs McCowan |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Cumnock] |
Church U P [United Presbyterian]
Church U P [United Presbyterian]
Church U P [United Presbyterian] |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Dickie
Mr D Shields
Mr G Muir |
035 |
This place of worship contains about 900 Sittings in connection with the United Presbyterian form of faith Revd [Reverend] Mr Dickie Minister. |
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THE GREEN |
Green
Green
Green |
Revd [Reverend] J Murray
Mr D Shields
Mr G Muir |
035 |
An open space on the North side of Glaisnock water name applicable from U P [United Presbyterian] Church to South end of Deil's Elbow. This is a public Green. |
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DEIL'S ELBOW |
Deil's Elbow
Deil's Elbow
Deil's Elbow |
Revd [Reverend] J Murray
Mr D Shields
Mr G Muir |
035 |
This is a strange name but popular, at present, whither it originated as a Nick name or for what purpose it seems at present to be the appellation given name applies from Green to end of Townfoot |
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TOWNFOOT |
Townfoot |
Revd [Reverend] James Murray
Mr G Muir
Mr D Shields |
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A narrow lane extending from West end of Back Street to the Lugar Water. |
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BACK STREET [Cumnock] |
Back Street |
Revd [Reverend] James Murray
Mr D Shields
Mr G Muir |
035 |
This street or lane is parallel to the South side of Square name applies from East end of Townf [Townfoot] to West end of Townhead. |
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THE SQUARE |
Square |
Revd [Reverend] James Murray
Mr D Shields
Mr G Muir |
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An open Space Surrounded by dwellings forming four sides of an irregular square the parish church and Cross are erected in this space. |
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CROSS [Cumnock] |
Cross |
Revd [Reverend] James Murray
Mr D Shields
Mr G Muir |
035 |
The object which bears this name is a Small piece of Masonry having a Gas Lamp in its Centre Su [supposed] to occupy the place of cross wh [which] Stood here in olden times. |
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POTTERY ROW |
Pottery Row |
Revd [Reverend] James Murray
Mr D Shields
Mr G Mun |
035 |
A row of cottages So called adjoining Pottery name popularly Known |
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GASWORKS [Cumnock] |
Gas Works
Gas Works
Gas Works |
Mr J Murray Dumfries Arms Inn
Peter McCallum Manager
Mr D Shields |
035 |
This gas work adjoins pottery it is a small establishment with one Gas Holder or Gasometer. |
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GREEN BRAEHEAD |
Green Braehead
Green Braehead
Green Braehead |
Mr D Shields
Mr Kerr Tailor
Mr J Murray Dumfries Arms Inn |
035 |
This name applies to a couple of cottages and Smithy a little north of Gas works |
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DUMFRIES ARMS INN [Cumnock] |
Dumfries Arms inn |
Sign Board
Mr Murray Occupier
Mr Kerr Tailor |
035 |
This is the principle house of entertainment in Cumnock the property of the Marquis of Bute now occupied by Mr Murray. |
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RAKEAM'S GREEN |
Rakeams Green |
Mr White Banker
Mr Baird
Mr Kerr |
035 |
A small space of Arable ground north side of Glaisnock Water near Glaisnock Cottage A private green |
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GLAISNOCK STREET [Cumnock] |
Glaisnock Street
Glaisnock Street
Glaisnock Street |
Name Plate
Revd [Reverend] James Murray
Mr Murray Dumfries Arms Inn |
035 |
This is the principle street in Cumnock extending from Glaisnock Water to the Dumfries Arms I [Inn] |
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MANSE [F.C.; Cumnock] |
Manse |
Revd [Reverend] Ninian Bannatyne
Mr D Shields
Mr G Muir |
035 |
This manse is the property of the congregation in Connection w [with] the Free church Communion Revd [Reverend] N Bannatyne present M [minister] |
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FREE CHURCH [Cumnock] |
Free Church |
Revd [Reverend] N Bannatyne
Rev [Reverend] J Murray
Mr G Muir |
035 |
A plain stone building having the Manse and School connected therewith NE [North East] & NW [North West] corners. Revd [Reverend] N Bannatyne officiating Minister. |
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SCHOOL [Free Church; Cumnock] |
School |
Revd [Reverend] N Bannatyne
Mr G Muir
Mr D Shields |
035 |
This School is in connection with [the] Free church for the instruction of Boys and Girls in a plain english education |
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CUMNOCK |
Cumnock
Cumnock
Cumnock
Cumnock
Cumnock
Cumnock
Cumnock
Cumnock
Cumnock
Cumnock
Old Cumnock |
Revd [Reverend] J Murray
Old Gazetter
Imperial Gazetter
Knoxis Map.
Revd [Reverend] Ninian Bannantyne
Revd [Reverend] Mathew Dickie
Mr McKerrow Banker
Doctor McKinnon
Mr White Banker
Full. [Fullerton's] Gazetteer
Johnsons Co [County] Map |
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This town is on the South Side of the Lugar Water on the road from Auchinleck to Muirkirk and New Cumnock there are Several streets and lanes having a Square in which the parish Church is erected, there is a Sherriffs Court and petty sessions held here and a market on Thursdays principally attended in the months of Nov Dec Jany and Feby [November December January & February] and Horse and Cattle fair Thursday after Candlemas |
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CASTLEHILL |
Castlehill |
Mr Scott Schoolmaster
Mr Baird
Mr G Muir |
035 |
An old dwellinghouse so called end of Townhead name popularly Known. |
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FAIR GROUND [Cumnock] |
Fair Ground
Fair Ground
Fair Ground |
Revd [Reverend] J Murray
Mr Baird
Mr G Muir |
035 |
This Fair Ground is about ¼ of a mile S E [South East] of Cumnock on the Turnpike road to New Cumnock the fair is held on the Thursday after Candlemas for the Sale of Horses and Horned cattle. |
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GLAISNOCK WATER |
Glaisnock Water
Glaisnock Water
Glaisnock Water |
R Bannantine Esqr
Revd [Reverend] J Murray
Mr Baird |
035 |
This name is applicable from the Green and MuirdyKe Burn to the Lugar Water near the U [United Presbyterian] church Cumnock. |
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BLUE TOWER |
Blue Tower
Blue Tower
Blue Tower |
Mr G Muir Propr [Proprietor]
Mr Scott Schoolmaster
Mr Baird |
035 |
This name applies to an old dwe [dwelling] house in Back Street the property [of] Mr G Muir It was erected in [1666] and many years the principle Inn of the [town] name well Known |
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WOODHEAD |
Woodhead
Woodhead
Woodhead |
Estate map
Mr Charles Shaw
Mr Cameron |
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GARALLAN ROW |
Garrallan Row
Garrallan Row
Garrallan Row |
Mr James Eaglesham Propr [Proprietor]
Mr D Shields
Mr G Muir |
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A row of colliers houses near Woodhead the property of Mr James Eaglesham. |
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GARRALLAN PIT |
Garrallan Pit
Garrallan Pit
Garrallan Pit |
Mr J Eaglesham Occupier
Revd [Reverend] J Murray
Mr J Baird |
035 |
A coal pit so called on the lands of Garallan the property of Mr J D Boswell occupied by Mr Eaglesham. |
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EAST WOODHEAD |
East Woodhead
East Woodhead
East Woodhead |
Rental
Mr Shaw Factor
Alexander Miller occupier |
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A small farm steading the property of the Marquis of B [Bute] now occupied by Alexander Miller |
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HUMESTON |
Humeston
Humeston
Humeston
Humeston |
Alexander Miller
Mr D Shields
Mr Cameron
Valuation Roll |
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A small cottage So call [called] near Garrallan Pit the prop [property] of Mr Boswell n [now] occupied by David Hasting [Hastings] |
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CHANGUE |
Changue
Changue
Changue |
Valuation Roll
Mr Boswell
Revd [Reverend] J Murray |
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A Substantial dwellinghou [dwellinghouse] and farm Yard attached the property of Mr J D Boswell new occu [occupied] by R P Wardrop |
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GLENGYRON |
Glengyron
Glengyron
Glengyron
Glengyron
Glengyron |
Rental
Mr Shaw Factor
Valuation Roll
Johnstons Co [County] Map
Voters List |
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A farm Steading at present occupied by George Vallance the property of the Marquis of Bute - |
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SHANKSTON PIT |
Shankston Pit |
Mr J Davidson Manager
Mr D Shields
Mr G Muir |
035 |
An Ironstone Pit on the lands of Shankston the property of the Marquis of Bute in the Occupation of Lancaster Cookney & Co [Company] |
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BURNSIDE |
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside |
Valuation Roll
Rental
Revd. [Reverend] J Murray |
035 |
A dwelling house with offices attached the property of the Marquis of Bute now Occupied by William Anderson |
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DOUGLASTON COTTAGE |
Douglaston Cottage
Douglaston Cottage
Douglaston Cottage |
Mr Adam Thompson Propr [Proprietor]
Mr D Shield
Mr G Muir |
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A neat Cottage with garden adjoining the property of And occupied by Mr Adam Thompson |
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MID CHANGUE |
Mid Changue
Mid Changue
Mid Changue |
Mr A Thompson
Mr D Shields
Mr Wardrop Changue |
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LITTLE CHANGUE |
Little Changue
Little Changue
Little Changue
Little Changue |
Mr Wardrop Changue
Revd [Reverend] J. Murray
Mr D Shields
Estate Map |
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A dwellinghouse and garden So called the property of Marquis of Bute now occupied by Alexander Vallance. - |
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HORSECLEUCH |
Horsecleuch
Horsecleugh
Horsecleugh
Horsecleuh
Harsecleuch
Horsecluch |
Mr Moncrieff Factor
Valuation Roll
Knoxes map
Johnstons Co [County] Map
Mr Campbell Propr. [Proprietor]
Voters List - |
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A dwelling house and offices the property of Robt Campbell Esqr. now occupied by Alexander Simpson. - |
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HORSECLEUCH BURN |
Harsecleuch Burn
Harsecleuch Burn
Harsecleuch Burn |
Mr Bannatine Glaisnock Ho [House]
Alexander Simpson
William Anderson |
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This name is applicable from Horsecleuch Glen to the Glaisnock Water |
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BARSHARE |
Barshare
Barshare
Barshare
Barshare
Barshare |
Valuation Roll
David Shaw
Charles Shaw
William Gibson
Voters List |
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A farm steading the property of the Marquis of Bute occupied by William Gibson |
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BARSHARE WOOD |
Barshare Wood
Barshare Wood
Barshare Wood |
William Gibson
Mr Cameron Steward
Mr Charles Shaw |
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Situated at the junction of the Holm Burn with the Glaisnock Water 1/4 of a Mile from Cumnock The trees are chiefly fir. |
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Townhead - described in Sheet 35.2
Glaisnock Water - described in Sheet 35.2
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CAPONACRE BRIDGE |
Caponacre Bridge
Caponacre Bridge |
Mr Campbell Road Surveyor
Mr Murray |
035 |
A County Bridge with one arch across the Glaisnock Water on the turnpike road [between] Old and New Cumnock [near] to the town of Cumnock. |
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CAPONACRE |
Caponacre
Caponacre
Caponacre |
Valuation Roll
Mr Shaw
Mr Murray |
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A dwelling house and stable[s] property of the Marquis of [Bute] the dwelling house now occupied [by] David Murdoch and Mrs Nichol] the stables in the possession of Mr Murray |
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BURNWELLTREES |
Burnwelltrees
Burnwelltrees
Burnwelltrees |
Valuation Roll
Rev J Murray
Mathew Sharp |
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A farm Steading the property] of Mr Campbell Esqr [occupied] by Mathew Sharp. |
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DRUMBROCHAN |
Drumbrochan
Drumbrochan
Drumbrochan |
Hugh Finlay
Valuation Roll
David Shaw |
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A farm steading occupied by Hugh Finlay the property of the Marquis of Bute. |
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HOLM |
Holm
Holm
Holm |
Valuation Roll
David Shaw
Charles Shaw |
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Formerly a farm steading but now used as cottiers dwellings the property of the Marquis of Bute. |
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MARTYR'S GRAVE (MacGeahan) [Stonepark] |
Martyr's Grave
Martyr's Grave
Martyr's Grave |
Revd [Reverend] J Murray
Mr Scott Schoolmaster
Mr R Bannatine |
035 |
Situated on the farm of Stonepark near to the farm steading. The following are the inscriptions on the stone West side. Here lies John McGeahan who for his constant adherence to the word of God, prosecuting the ends of our national league and covenant, and appearing for the rescue of the Rev [Reverend] David [Houston] one of the persecuted Ministers of the gospel was shot at Bellow Path by a party of bloody dragoons 28th July 1688.
East side. This stone was erected by proceeds of a sermon preached by Rev [Reverend] Mr James Curie of Cathrine. 28th Augt. [August] 1836. |
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"There are several resting places of the
"martyred dead in the parish." "One of the
"name of Mac Geahan, lies in the farm of
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STONEPARK |
Stonepark
Stonepark
Stonepark
Stonepark |
Richard Bannatine David Smith
William Lamon
Voters List |
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A farm Steading the property of Mr Cunningham occupied by William Lamon |
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THOMARSTON |
Thomarston
Thomarston |
Richard Bannantine
Valuation Roll
James Jamieson |
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A farm Steading occupied by James Jamieson the property of Mr Cunningham. |
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LITTLE AUCHINGIBBERT |
Little Auchingibbert
Little Auchingibbert
Little Auchingibbert
Little Auchengibbert |
Richard Bannantine
Valuation roll
Archibald McKenzie
Voters List - |
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WOODEND |
Woodend
Woodend
Woodend |
William McGavan
Mr Murray
Thomas Lees |
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An inferior farm Steading sublet of Skerinton Mill the property of the Marquis of Bute occupied by Thomas Lees. |
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HIGH BRICKHOUSE |
High Brickhouse
High Brickhouse
High Brickhouse |
William McGovan
Mr Murray
William Sharp |
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Two Dwelling houses in good condition the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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LOW BRICKHOUSE |
Low Brickhouse
Low Brickhouse
Low Brickhouse |
William McGavan
William Sharp
Mr Murray |
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An inferior dwelling house the prperty of the Marquis of Bute occupied by William Sharp |
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SKERRINGTON MILL (Corn) |
Skerrington Mill
Skerrington Mill |
William McGovan
Rental & Valuation Roll |
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A corn mill driven by water and dwelling house attached the Property of the Marquis of Bute occupied by William McGovan. |
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HOLM BURN |
Holm Burn
Holm Burn
Holm Burn |
Robert Dalgleish
Mr Murray
Mr McCrone |
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This burn takes its rise at the juction of two small streams on the farm of Meikle Auchingibbart & flows Northwest untill it joins the Glaisnock water near Cumnock |
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NETHERTHIRD |
Netherthird
Netherthird
Netherthird |
Rev [Reverend] J Murray
Valuation Roll
Mrs Allan |
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A farm steading the property of Mr Campbell Esqur occupied by Mrs Allan |
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CRAIGENS |
Craigens
Craigens
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Craigens |
Valuation Roll
Mr McCrone
Rental
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A farm Steading the property of Mr Campbell Esqur occupied by Mr McCrone |
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NEW BLACKFAULD SQUARE |
New Blackfauld Square
New Blackfauld Square |
Mr McNaughton
Hugh Reid Smith
John Baird Joiner |
035 |
A few dwelling houses with joiners shop and smithy attached the Property of Mr McNaughton |
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CLOCKCLOCHER |
Clocklocher
Clocklocher
Clocklocher |
Rental
Valuation Roll
James Nimme |
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an inferior farm steading [Sub] let of Craigens the property [of] Mr Campbell Esqur occupied [by] James Nimme |
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LOGANHILL |
Loganhill
Loganhill
Loganhill
Loganhill |
Rental
Valuation Roll
Thomas Wear
Voters List |
035 |
a farm steading in good condition the property of the Marquis of Bute occupied by Thomas [Wear] |
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LOGANHILL T.P. |
Loganhill Toll Bar
Loganhill Toll Bar
Loganhill Toll Bar
Loganhill Toll Bar |
Signboard
Mr Campbell Road Surveyor
Mrs McKerrow Toll Keeper
Plan of Parish Roads |
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A Toll bar on the Turnpike road between Plantainside Smithy and Meadow. |
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BROKEN SWORDS AND SPEARHEADS FOUND HERE [nr Loganhill] |
Broken Swords and
Spear Heads found
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George Findlay
Mr A Keir Cumnock
Mr J. Weir |
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Mr George Findlay and intelligent old man at one time occupier of clockclocher States that at various times he discovered Swords points Spear heads and Hilts of Swords of Curious Metal at or about the places marked on trace the Soil on the East side of house he States was dry and different from the Surrounding field all is now defaced by the line of Railway
He further States that he Kept a great many of the found Specimens but when he resigned farming they were Sold with other old Iron, his testimony may be received favourably he being a respectable intelligent old man the other Authorities have heard him declare Such thing were found |
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BARMICKHILL |
Barmickhill
Barmickhill
Barmickhill
Barmickhill |
Mr Shaw Factor
Rental
Occupier
Valuation Roll |
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A Commodious Farm House & Steading Occupied by John McNeight the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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BARMICKHILL SPECKS |
Barmickhill Specs
Barmickhill Specs
Barmickhill Specs |
John McNeight Barmickhill
Mr Cameron Steward
Mr Shaw Junr. [Junior] |
035 |
This name applies to a plantation Situated near Barmickhill the property of the Marquis of Bute It is named so from its near resemblance to a pair of Spectacles |
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BOWTON |
Bowton
Bowton |
Rental
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Valuation Roll |
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A substantial farm house with offices &c attached the property of the Marquis of Bute Occupied by Mr. John MacKie |
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Specks - Spects - Vulgar abbrev. [abbreviation] of Spectacles
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BARMICKHILL PLANTATION |
Barmickhill Plantation |
Mr. Cameron. Steward
John McNeight Barmickhill
Peter Begg Gamekeeper |
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A Plantation of fir and Forest trees Situated near Barmickhill the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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CROSSHILL |
Crosshill
Crosshill
Crosshill |
Rental
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Estate Map |
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A Superior farm house with Offices &c. the property of the Marquis of Bute Occupied by John Robertson |
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AUCHINWAY |
Auchinway
Auchenway
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Johnstons Co [County] Map
Estate Map
Rental
Valuation Roll
Mr Charles Shaw
Voters List |
035 |
A dwelling house &c. occupied by David Purdie the property of the Marquis of Bute - |
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DYKES |
Dykes
Dykes
Dykes
Dykes |
Rental
Valuation Roll
Estate Map
Voters List - |
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A Farm house with offices &c the property of the Marquis of Bute occupied by James Shankland |
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AUCHINWAY MOUNT |
Auchinway Mount |
Mr. Cameron, Steward
Mr. Shaw Junr. [Junior]
James Purday - Whitehill |
035 |
A circular Plantation Situated on the farm of Auchenway the property of the Marquis of Bute.- chiefly For |
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Watson Burn described in Sheet 35.10
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Knockterra
Knockterra
Knockterra
Knocktirra
Knocktirra
Knocktirra
Knocktirra
Knockterra
Knockterra |
Rental
Valuation Roll
D. Shaw Factor
Estate Map
Occupier
Johnstons Co [County] Map
Voters List -
Rental
Valuation Roll |
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A Superior farm house with offices &c attached Occupied by Bryce Martin the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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GINHOUSE |
Ginhouse
Ginhouse
Ginhouse |
Mr. Cameron Steward
John Cameron Garlaff
Occupier |
035 |
A Small dwelling house Situated on the Turnpike Road near Garlaff Toll occupied by David McGrindle the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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GARLAFF ROW |
Garlaff Row
Garlaff Row
Garlaff Row |
John Cameron Garlaff
George Baird Garlaff Toll
John Kay-Ward |
035 |
A Row of dwellings occupied by Colliers the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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WHITEHILL |
Whitehill
Whitehill
Whitehill
Whitehill |
Rental
Valuation Roll
Occupier
Voters List - |
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A Superior farm house with offices &c. occupied by James Purdie the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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WHITEHILL MOUNT |
Whitehill Mount |
James Purdie Whitehill
David Purdie Auchinway |
035 |
A small plantation Situated near Whitehill from which it takes its name the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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SKARES |
Skeirs
Skares
Skares
Skares |
Walter Ferguson
Estate Map
Mr Cameron Steward
Mr Shaw, factor |
035 |
Dwelling houses with Small portions of land attached occupied by Walter Ferguson & others the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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WHITESMUIR |
Whitesmuir
Whitesmuir
Whitesmuir |
D. Shaw Factor
Rental
Occupier |
035 |
A farm house &c Occupied by David Meikle the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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Skares Rocks in the sea.
Skar - Skare - A fright. A scarecrow -- Jamieson
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CRIGHTONROW T.P. |
Crichtonrow Side Bar
Crichtonrow Side Bar
Crichtonrow Side Bar |
Mr Cameron Steward
Daniel Robb, [Hurdsward]
Sign board at Bar |
035 |
This Bar is at the Junction of the Parish and Turnpike Roads near Crichton Row |
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CRICHTON ROW |
Crichton Row
Crichton Row
Crichton Row |
Mr Cameron Steward
Daniel Robb, Hurdsward
John Kay, Ward |
035 |
Dwelling houses Occupied by Working people the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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GARLAFF |
Garlaff
Garlaff
Garlaff |
Rental
Valuation Roll
John Cameron - Garlaff |
035 |
A fine farm house with offices &c Occupied by James Whitefield Kilgrammie the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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GARLAFF T.P. |
Garlaff T.B |
John Cameron Garlaff
George Baird Collector
Mr Cameron Steward |
035 |
A toll Bar on the Turnpike road near Garlaff from which it takes its name at present rented by George Baird |
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CHECK BAR |
Garlaff Check Bar |
John Cameron
George Baird Collector
Mr. Cameron Steward |
35 |
This bar is Situated at the Junction of the Parish & turnpike Roads near Garlaff |
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GARLAFF PIT E- |
Garlaff Pit (coal) |
Mr. Cameron Steward
John Cameron Garlaff
John Kay Ward |
035 |
A coal pit situated on the farm of Garlaff the property of the Marquis of Bute [not in use] |
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Ward Plantation - described in 41.2
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GARRALLAN |
Gral
Garrallan
Garrallan
Garrallan
Garrallan |
D. Boswell Esq
Mr. Stevenson Garrallan
Mr. G. Sloss Schoolmaster
Voters List - |
035 |
A superior dwelling with farm steading and office attached the property of Mr. Boswell and occupied by him as a Country residence |
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GARRALLAN SMITHY |
Gral
Garrallan Smithy
Garrallan Smithy
Garrallan Smithy |
Mr Boswell
John Stevenson
George Sloss |
035 |
A few inferior dwelling houses belonging to Mr. Boswell with a post office subordinate to Kilmarnock. There is also a school in connection with the Establish Church of Scotland and connected with the Ayrshire educational association and receives an annual donation of £5.
Patron D. Boswell Esqr |
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CROFTHEAD |
Crofthead
Crofthead
Crofthead
Crofthead |
D. Boswell Esq
Mr. Stevenson
Mr. Sloss
Voters List - |
035 |
A farm steading with office the property of Mr. Boswell occupied by Mr. Wardrop |
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KNOCKTERRA QUARRY |
Knockterra Quarry |
Mr. Cameron
J. Stevenson
G Sloss |
035 |
A whinstone quarry situated on the farm of Knockterra and adjacent to Garrallan coal works the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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SCHOOL [Garallan] |
School
Garallan School |
Mr G Sloss Teacher
Mr Stevenson
John McClannachan
Mr J D Boswell, Proprietor |
035 |
A school for the instruction of youths in the Neighbourhood of Garrallan established by the proprietor Mr Boswell. The Ayrshire Educational Association gives 5£ Annually
Mr G Sloss the present teacher |
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POST OFFICE [Garallan] |
Post office
Garrallan Post office |
Mr G Sloss Teacher
James Thom Post office
Mr. Stevenson
J. D. Boswell Proprietor |
035 |
This receiving letter office is Subscribed to Kilmarnock one departure and one arrival of Mail daily. |
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CAIRN [a farm] |
Cairn
Cairn
Cairn |
Rental
D Shaw Esqr.
Charles Shaw Esqr.
Voters List |
035 |
A farm house with Offices the property of the Marquis of Bute occupied by Robert Haddow |
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LITTLE BOWES |
Little Bowes
Little Bowes
Little Bowes |
John Shankland Bowes
James Sharp Burnside
Richard Buck |
035 |
A Cotters house. the property of Mr Campbell occupied by Richard Buck |
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BOWES |
Bowes
Bowes
Bowes |
Valuation Roll
Robert Campbell Esqr.
Mr. Shankland |
035 |
A farm steading with office attached the property of Mr. Campbell occupied John Shankland |
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HORSECLEUCH GLEN |
Horsecleugh Glen
Horsecleugh Glen
Horsecleugh Glen |
Richard Bannatine Esqr
Mr. Cameron
John Shankland |
035 |
The glen of the Streamlet Horsecleugh commences at the point .A. whare Carsgilloch Runner ends and Horsecleugh Burn begins and terminating a short distance south of Horsecleugh Farm Steading. |
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MILZEOCH |
Milzeoch
Milzeoch
Milzeoch
Milzeoch |
Rental
D Shaw
Charles Shaw
Voters List - |
035 |
A farm house and offices the property of the Marquis of Bute occupied by William Drinnen |
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Horsecleugh Burn See Plan 35 - 11 |
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MOSSBACK |
Mossback
Mossback
Mossback |
Rental
D Shaw
Charles Shaw |
035 |
A farm house with offices attached the property of the Marquis of Bute occupied by William Steel |
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MOSSEND |
Mossend
Mossend
Mossend |
John McClannachan
William Steel
George Baird |
035 |
A cottiers house situated on the extreme north of Little Auchingilsie farm the property of the Marquis of Bute occupied by George Baird |
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SILVERBURN |
Silverburn
Silverburn
Silverburn |
John Shankland
William Steel
David Murray |
035 |
An inferior farm house with offices a sublet off the farm of Bowes the property of Robert Campbell Esq occupied David Murray |
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Muirdyke Burn Described in Plan 41 - 3 |
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BURNSIDE |
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside
High Burnside
High Burnside
High Burnside |
Richard Bannatine esqr
Valuation Roll
Voters List -
James Sharp
John Shankland
John McClannahan |
035 |
A farm Steading with offices the property of Richard Bannatine esqr occupied by James Sharp |
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KNOWHEAD (Ruin) |
Knowhead
Knowhead
Knowhead |
James Sharp
John Shankland
John Hastings Hillhouse |
035 |
Formerly a farm house but now in ruins the property of Richard Bannatine |
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Hillhouse See 41 - 3
Green Burn See 41 - 3
Glaisnock Water Described 35 - 1 |
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SKERRINGTON |
Skerrington
Skerrington |
Valuation Roll
Voters List - |
035 |
A dwellinghouse and Offices the property of Robert Campbell Esqr. now occupied by David Taylor |
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Glaisnock Water |
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GLAISNOCK HOUSE |
Glaisnock House
Glaisnock House
Glaisnock House
Glaisnock Ho. [House] |
Richard Bannatine Esqr.
Revd. [Reverend] J. Murray
Mr. Baird. -
Voters List. |
035 |
A Superior residence with Plantations and Park adjoining the property of and Occupied by R. Bannatine Esqr. |
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MEADOW BURN |
Meadow Burn |
R. Bannatine Esqr.
James McKerrow
Robert Mowat |
035 |
This name is applicable from the Junction of Borland Burn And Stream passing Borland Mill a little south of Meadow Farm Steading & Glaisnock Water |
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MEADOW |
Meadow |
Richard Bannatine Prop [Proprietor] |
035 |
This farm steading is the property of Richard Bannatine Esqr. and occupied by Robert Howat |
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MEADOW COTTAGE |
Meadow Cottage
Meadow Cottage
Meadow Cottage |
Robert Howat
Roderick McKay occupier
James McKerrow |
035 |
These dwellings so Called are the property of the Glasgow and South Western Railway Company occupied by Roderick McKay And others. - |
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GLASGOW AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY |
Glasgow & South Western Railway |
Bills of Company
W. Johnston C.E. [Civil Engineer]
Revd. [Reverend] J. Murray |
035 |
A line of Railway extending from Glasgow to Carlisle. |
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BLACKFAULD PLANTATION |
Blackfauld Plantation |
Mr Cameron Steward
Mr McMillan GameKeeper
Mr Charles Shaw |
035 |
A plantation of Mixed Wood on an eminence a little north of Meadow farm Marquis of Bute proprietor |
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BLACKFAULD |
Blackfauld
Blackfauld
Blackfauld
Blackfauld |
Rental
Mr Shaw Factor
Valuation Roll
Voters List - |
035 |
This place was formerly a farm Steading it is now connected to Loganhill dwellings at present occupied by Marion Kerr & others Marquis of Bute Propr. [Proprietor] |
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RYDERSTON |
Ryderston
Ryderston
Ryderston |
Rental
Valuation Roll
Mr Shaw Factor |
035 |
A dwelling with Small garden attached in Connection with Borland Mains James McKerrow occupier |
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RYDERSTON BELT |
Ryderston Belt
Ryderston Belt
Ryderston Belt |
Mr Cameron Steward
Mr McMillan GameKeeper
Mr Charles Shaw |
035 |
A plantation chiefly fir on the East Side of Railway a little N [North] West of Ryderston |
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MIDTON BELT |
Midton Belt
Midton Belt
Midton Belt |
Mr Cameron
- McMillan
Mr C Shaw |
035 |
A narrow Strip of Mixed Wood So Called the property of the Marquis of Bute This planton [plantation] is east of Ryderston about 1/4 of a mile |
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GREENSIDE |
Greenside
Greenside
Greenside |
Richard Bannatine Propr. [Proprietor]
Valuation Roll
Revd. [Reverend] J. Murray |
035 |
This Farm steading is the property of Richard Bannatine Esqr. and occupied by James Bannatine |
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FOUNTAIN |
Fountain |
A.Bannatine Esq |
035 |
Glaisnock House is Supplied with Water from this source, for all domestic purposes It is built as a house |
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CASTLE HILL |
Castle Hill
Castle Hill
Castle Hill |
James McKerrow Borland [Mains]
James Craig Borland Mill
Hugh Arthur Borland Smithy |
035 |
An elevated Mound on a small hill known by the name Supplied having the track of a ditch partly round it there is not any doubt of it being Artificial there is not clue to the probability of ever a Castle being erected there |
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ROADSIDE |
Roadside
Roadside |
Revd. [Reverend] J Murray
Mr Scott Schoolmaster |
035 |
A row of Cottages on West side of parish road between the Lodge entrance to Glaisnock House and Clockclownie farm Steading |
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CLOCKCLOWNIE |
Clockclownie
Clockclownie
Clockclownie
Clockclownie |
Richard Bannatine Esqr
Hugh Murdoch occupier
Revd. [Reverend] J. Murray
Voters List. - |
035 |
This farm steading is the property of Richard Bannatine Esqr. now occupied by Hugh Murdoch |
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BORLAND MILL (Corn) |
Borland Mill
Borland Mill
Borland Mill
Borland Mill |
Rental
Mr. Shaw Factor
Valuation Roll
Voters List - |
035 |
A Corn Mill and dwelling house Known by the name supplied the property of the Marquis of Bute at present in the occupation James Craig |
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BORLAND BURN |
Borland Burn
Borland Burn
Borland Burn |
James McKerrow
James Craig Borland Mill
Mr. Arthur Borland Smithy |
035 |
This burn is so named from the By [Boundary] between old & New Cumnock a little SE [South East] of Borland Smithy to Meadow Burn |
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NETHERTON |
Netherton
Netherton
Netherton |
Rental
Mr D Shaw Factor
Valuation Roll |
035 |
A small dwelling house occupied by two poor families a sublet from Borland Mains |
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CHAPEL (Site of) [Chapel House] |
Chapel Site of
Chapel Site of
Chapel Site of
Chapel Site of |
Janet McCrone occupier of chapel
James McKerrow Borland Mains
Hugh Arthur Borland Smithy
Mr. Cameron Steward |
035 |
The occupier of the house called chapel an intelligent old woman the only Representation of a family who have been resident in chapel for 5 or 600 years pointed out the Site of Popish chapel She States that her father and Grandfather told her the place marked on trace was the Centre of building and further the old Lady states that the Burial ground surrounded the chapel this is attested by the other Authorities.
There is a stone Curiously Carved in the dwellinghouse which belonged to the place of worship and is the only thing worthy of notice about Janet McCrones evidence. - |
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"Before the Reformation, there was a chapel on
"the lands of Borland, in this parish, the vestiges
"whereof are still extant, and the farm on which
"it stood, bears the name of Chapel House"
Chalmers' Caledonia p. [page] 522. v. [volume] 3.
"Not very far from this Castle (Borland) the
vestiges of a small Popish Chapel are still extant.
The small farm on which it stands, is called
Chapel House; and has been occupied by this
same family as tenants, in regular succession,
for several hundred of years.
New Statistical Acct. [Account] page 48 ---
"On the lands of Borland are the
vestiges of a chapel or religious
house, and the farm is, to this
day, called Chapel house."
Old Statistical Acct. [Account]. |
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BORLAND MAINS |
Borland Mains
Borland Mains
Borland Mains
Boreland Mains |
Rental
Mr Shaw Factor
Valuation Roll
Voters List - |
035 |
A farm steading in good repair the property of the Marquis of Bute now occupied by James McKerrow |
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BORLAND SMITHY |
Borland Smithy
Borland Smithy
Borland Smithy |
Rental
Mr D. Shaw Factor
Mr Cameron Steward |
035 |
This dwelling house and offices are at present occupied by Hugh Arthur who states that his family has occupied the premises for 5 or more hundreds of years, it is a plain dwelling with nothing to denote its antiquity owing to successive repairs.
The only thing worthy of notice about the building is a stone built in the kitchen fire place taken from the Ruins of Borland Castle having thereon the Initials H M 1677 M H which letters represent Hugh Montgomerie and Margaret Hamilton his Wife |
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Site of BORLAND CASTLE |
Site of Borland House
Site of Borland House
Borland
Boreland Castle.
Borland
Boreland Castle |
James McKerrow
Hugh Arthur
Robert Howat
Chalmers' Caledonia -
New Statistical Acct. [Account] -
Old Statistical Account
Patersons History - |
035 |
The Occupier of Borland Mains pointed out the site of ruins which he calls Borland House and not Castle, he states that he did remove the only portions of walls which were Standing some years ago and believe that it was merely a dwelling house
There is a stone in Borland Smithy which was taken from the Ruins dated 1677 with the Initials H M & M.H |
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"Some traces of an ancient ruin, called
"Boreland Castle, are also to be seen on the
"South Side of the parish, and not very far
"from this castle, the vestiges of a small
"Popish chapel, are still extant." -
New Statistical Acct. [Account] &
Patersons History. - |
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Site of BURIAL GROUND [nr Chapel House] |
Site of Burial Ground |
Janet McCrone occupier of chapel
James McKerrow
Hugh Arthur
Mr Cameron |
035 |
The Site of this burial ground was pointed out by the occupier of chapel who states that the late Mr McCrone father of Janet named as an Authority found at various times human bones and Sculls in the Small inclosure opposite and adjoining chapel the occupier also states that her information has passed from generation to generation to the present time and she fearlessly expresses her conviction as to the accuracy of her statements the Authorities here quoted also agree with the above being resident all their days in the locality |
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KNOCKNAIB |
Knocknaib |
William A Cunningham Proprietor
John Tunnock Ocpr. [Occupier]
R Bannatine Esqr |
036 |
A Farm House and offices the property of Mr A Cunningham Occupied by John Tunnock |
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Lugar Water |
Describe in Sheet |
036 |
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BARLONACHAN |
Barlonachan
Barlanochan
Barlonaghan |
William A Cunningham Propr. [Proprietor]
Elizabeth Miller Occupier
Mr Bannatine
Johnstons County Map
Valuation Roll |
036 |
A Farm House and Offices the property of William A Cunningham Occupied by Elizabeth Miller |
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GLENMORE WATER |
Glenmore Water |
Johnstons County Map
Mr Shaw Factpr
Estate Plan of the "Marquis of Butes, Property"
Revd. [Reverend] J. Murray |
036 |
A river running in a nor [North] Westerly direction from its source at the South Base of Connor Hill in the Ph [Parish] of Auchinleck to its junction with the Bellow Water near Bellow Mill - Auchinleck |
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LONGMORE |
Longmore
Longmoor |
William A Cunningham Propr. [Proprietor]
James Mitchell Occupier
Valuation Roll
Johnstons County Map |
036 |
A farm house and offices - the property of William A Cunningham Occupied by James Mitchell |
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Described in Sheet 35.5 |
036 |
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DARMALLOCH |
Darmallach
Darmolloch
Darmalloch
Darmalloch |
Rental
Mr Shaw Factpr
Mr Cameron Steward
William Latta Occupier
Johnstons County Map
Valuation Roll
Rental
Mr D Shaw Factor
Mr Cameron - |
036 |
A farm House and offices the property of the Marquis of Bute Occupied by William Latta |
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CUBS CRAIGS |
Cubs Craigs
Cubs Craigs
Cubs Craigs
Cubs Craigs |
Gen [General] Mearns
Rev. [Reverend] Mr Chrystal
Mr Stewart
Mr. Robertson |
036 |
A precipitous ledge of Rocks on the banks of "Glenmore Water" extending from near Barlonachan to the Farm of Cubs in the Parish of Auchinleck |
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LITTLE DARMALLOCH |
Little Darmalloch |
Rental
Mr Shaw Factor
Mr Cameron Steward
John Wilson Ocpr. [Occupier] |
036 |
A farm house and offices the property of the Marquis of Bute Ocpd. [Occupied] by John Wilson |
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BOYLSTON |
Boylston
Boyleston
Valuation Roll
Boyleston |
(Rental
(Mr Shaw Factor
(Mr Cameron Steward
(Alexander Weir Ocpr [Occupier]
Johnstons County Map
Johnstons County Map
Voters List - |
036 |
A farm house and offices the property of the Marquis of Butte - Occupied by Alexander Weir - |
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CROSSLAR |
Crosslar
Crosslar
Crosslar
Crosslar
Crosslar |
Rental
Mr Shaw Factor
Estate Map
Mr Cameron Steward
Valuation Roll
Voters List |
036 |
A farm house and offices the property of the Marquis of Bute Occupied by John Shankland |
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NORTH AUCHINGIBBERT |
North Auchingibbert
North Auchingibbert
North Auchingibbert |
Estate Map
Mr Shaw Factor
Valuation Roll |
036 |
A dwelling house on the farm of Boylston property of the Marquis of Bute Occupied by James Aird |
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BOYLSTON LOCH |
Boylston Loch
Boylston Loch
Boylston Loch |
Alexander Weir Ocpr. [Occupier] Boylston
John Shankland Occpr. [Occupier] Crosslar
James Aird North Auchengibbert |
036 |
A small Loch on the farm of Boylston Near "Auchengibbert Plantation. property of the Marquis of Bute |
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AUCHINGIBBERT PLANTATION |
Auchingibbert Plantation
Auchingibbert Plantation
Auchingibbert Plantation |
Alexander Weir Boylston
John Shankland Crosslar
Robert Dalgliesh Meikle Auchingibbert |
036 |
A plantation of Forest and fir trees extending from Boylston Loch near to Meikle Auchingibbert property of the Marquis of Bute |
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AVISYARD BURN |
Avisyard Burn |
John MacKey Ocr. [Occupier] Avisyard
John Craig Ocp. [Occupier] Guelt
David McKerrow Garleffan |
036 |
A stream flowing in a Nor [North] Easterly direction from its source, name applicable from the Parish By. [Boundary] of New Cumnock to its junction with Glenmore Water. |
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MEIKLE AUCHINGIBBERT |
Meikle Auchingibbert
Meikle Auchingibbert
Meikle Auchingibbert
Meikle Auchingibbert
Auchengibbert |
Rental
Mr Shaw Factor
Mr Cameron Steward
Johnstons County Map
Valuation Roll
Voters List - |
036 |
A farm house and offices the property of the Marquis of Bute Occupied by Richard Dalgliesh |
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BORLAND MAINS |
Borland Mains
Borland Mains
Borland Mains
Borland Mains |
Rental
Robert Weir Occupier
Valuation Roll
Johnstons County Map
Voters List |
036 |
A farm house and offices property of General Campbell - Occupied by Robert Weir - |
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AVISYARD |
Avisyard
Avisyard
Avisyard
Avesyard |
John MacKey Occupier
Valuation Roll
Voters List -
Johnston County Map |
036 |
A farm house and offices property of General Campbell - Occupied by John Mackey - |
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ROUGHILL MOSS |
Roughhill Moss
Roughhill Moss
Roughhill Moss |
John MacKey Avisyard
John Craig Occupier Guelt
David McKerrow Garleffan |
036 |
A tract of Peat Moss on the Farm of High Garleffan so called the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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HAYHOLM |
Hayholm
Hayholm
Hayholm |
Rental
Valuation Roll
Robert Hyslop |
036 |
A farm steading occupied by Robert Hyslop the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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LOW GARLEFFAN |
Low Garleffan
Low Garleffan
Low Garleffan |
Rental
Mr Shaw
Mr Shaw factor |
036 |
A farm house with offices attached the property of the Marquis of Bute occupied by David McKerrow. |
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Avisyard Burn described in Sheet
Coal Burn described in Sheet |
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GUELT PLANTATION- |
Guelt Plantation
Guelt Plantation |
John Craig Nether Guelt
David McKerrow
George McKerrow |
036 |
A plantation of fir trees between the farm of Nether Guelt and Low Garleffan extending along the Berry Burn near its junction with Glenmore Water property of the Marquis of Bute - |
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BONNY HOLM |
Bony Holm
Bony Holm
Bony Holm |
John Craig Nether Guelt
David McKerrow
George McKerrow |
036 |
A small enclosure so called extending along the "Glenmore Water" from the junction of Berry Burn about 9 chains along the Parish Road property of Alexander Aird, "Cross Flat" Muirkirk |
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Glenmore Water described
Berry Burn described
Pittairn Burn described
[Note]
Bonie - Bonye - ) Beautiful; pretty - precious;
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NETHER GUELT |
Nether Guelt
Nether Guelt
Guelt - |
Rental
Estate Map
David Shaw Factor
Voters List - |
036 |
A farm house and offices property of the Marquis of Bute Occupied by John Craig |
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ROUGH HILL |
Rough Hill
Rough Hill
Rough Hill |
David McKerrow occupier
John Craig Nether Guelt
George McKerrow |
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An elevated portion of Arable ground so called on the farm of Low Garleffan |
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County of Ayr -- Parish of Old Cumnock -- [Page] 97
Roughhill Moss described in Sheet 36.9
Coal Burn Described in Sheet 36.14 |
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PEAT HILL |
Peat Hill
Peat Hill |
John Craig & Estate Map
David McKerrow |
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An arable hill on the farm of Nether Guelt |
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SHIEL BURN |
Shiel Burn
Shiel Burn
Shiel Burn |
Estate Map
John Craig
Mr Cameron Steward |
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A Small Stream flowing from its Source on the farm of Nether Guelt to Milldam near Cornerhall |
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MILL DAM [Shiel Burn] |
Mill Dam
Mill Dam
Mill Dam |
John Craig
David McKerrow
Hugh Hamilton Ploughman |
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This Mill Dam receives the Waters of Shiel Burn for the Supply of Threshing Mill at Nether Guelt. |
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CORNERHALL |
Cornerhall
Cornerhall
Cornerhall |
John Craig
Alexander Hamilton
Hugh Hamilton |
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A Small Cottage occupied by one of the Laborers of Nether Guelt. - |
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Blood Burn described in Sheet 36.11
Blood Moss described in Sheet 36.11 |
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GUELT WATER |
Guelt Water
Guelt Water
Guelt Water |
Estate Map
Mr. Shaw
Mr. Shaw Junr. [Junior] |
036 |
The name of this rivulet is applicable as far east as Clocklowie Burn and from hence it flows in a western direction on the line of boundary between the Parishes of Auchinleck and Old & New Cumnock to its confluence with Glenmore Water near the junction of Peat Syke with the Guelt Water |
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PEAT SYKE |
Peat Syke
Peat Syke
Peat Syke |
Estate Map
Mr. Shaw
Mr. Shaw Junr. [Junior] |
036 |
A stream with steep banks The name applies southwards to where a foot path crosses the stream, see 36-15 T2. and from hence northwards to its junction with Guelt Water |
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BLOOD BURN |
Blood Burn
Blood Burn
Blood Burn |
Estate Map
Mr. Shaw
Mr. Shaw Junr. [Junior] |
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This stream has its source from the Blood Moss and flows in a general northerly direction to Glenmore Water |
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BLOOD MOSS |
Blood Moss
Blood Moss
Blood Moss |
John & Hugh Craig
David McKerrow |
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A peat Moss situated on the farm of Nether Guelt the property of Marquis of Bute |
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BIRNY RIG |
Birny Rig
Birny Rig
Birny Rig |
Estate Map
Mr. Shaw
Mr. Shaw Junr. [Junior] |
036 |
A ridge of arable and pasture land situated on the farm of Nether Guelt a short distance north of Blood Moss the property of Marquis of Bute |
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[Note]
Birn - Birne The high part of a farm where
the young sheep are Summered. -
Jamieson |
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TURNEVIS CLEUGH |
Turner's Cleugh
Turner's Cleugh
Turner's Cleugh |
Estate Map
Mr. Shaw
Mr. Shaw Junr. [Junior] |
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Two steep broken banks with a stream flowing at the bottom forming a very conspicuous feature on the banks of the Guelt Water.
The name applies 10 chains South of the old tract of the Guelt Water. |
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DROVE ROAD [Loganhill] |
Drove Road |
James Weir
Robert Weir
George Findley |
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This road extends from Loganhill by Borland Mains thence South side of Coila Hill by Cairnscadden Loch thence to parish boundary extending South Side of Same Eastward to a gate See trace plan 36.14 |
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COILA HILL |
Coila Hill
Coila Hill
Coila Hill |
James Weir
Robert Weir
George Findley |
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A hill on the farm of Borland Mains the property of General Campbell on which is the Site of a Cairn and Supposed Site of a Roman Camp. - |
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CAIRN (Remains of) [Coila Hill] |
Site of Cairn
Site of Cairn
Site of Cairn |
James Weir
Robert Weir
George Findley |
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There is one large Stone still left of this cairn the Occupiers James and Robert Weir State that when the Stone wall was erected about 13 chs. [chains] East of Cairn the greater part of the Stones were Carted to build the Same this was done during the lifetime of the present Authorities, the large Stone named marks the Centre of Cairn which was a large one.
There was a rude piece of pottery discovered Containing dust when the Stones were removed but nothing else the Urn or pig as the Authorities call it is now lost Sight of. - |
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MAINS PLANTATION |
Mains Plantation
Mains Plantation
Mains Plantation |
Robert Dalgleish
Mr Weir Borland Mains
John McKie Avisyard |
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A Small plantation chiefly fir on the farm of Borland Mains Named as Supplied Genl. [General] Campbell Proprietor |
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AVISYARD HILL |
Avisyard Hill
Avisyard Hill
Avisyard Hill
Avisyard |
John McKie occupier
Robert Dalgleish
Mr Weir
Voters List - |
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A very prominent Arable hill on the lands of Avisyard from which an extensive view of the surrounding country can be obtained. Tradition has handed down the Supposition or reality of a Roman Camp being on or about this hill |
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Supposed Site of ROMAN CAMP [Avisyard Hill] |
Supposed Site of Roman Camp |
Robert Dalgleish Meikle Auchingibbert
Mr James Weir)
Mr Robert Weir) Borland Mains
George Findlay Cumnock |
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It has been traditionally Recorded in this Neighbourhood that a Roman Camp was on this hill and with the exception of Robert Dalgleish the Authorities quoted consider from what their fathers stated that the place marked on trace is at or about the Spot, previous to the hill being ploughed the place bore the appearance of Artificial Construction which is now defaced, but the fact of its proximity to a Cairn a little North impressed on the memory of the Authorities Sufficient proof to point out the Site
Robert Dalgleish considers the Trig [Trigonometrical] Point on Avisyard Hill the Supposed Site but the Supposition Should be received cautiously as he is not a Native and only a few years resident in the locality |
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[Notes] The Site wd. [would] not
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Small spot marked -[Surely] BG] |
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CAIRNSCADDEN LOCH |
Cairnscadden Loch
Cairnscadden Loch
Cairnscadden Loch |
James Weir
Robert Weir
George Findlay |
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A Small Loch So called South of Avisyard Hill about 23 chains |
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Avisyard Burn described in Sheet 36.9 36.13 trace 3 |
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CHAPEL HOUSE |
Chapel
Chapel
Chapel
Chapel House
Chapel House
Chapel House
Chapel House |
Rental
Valuation Roll
John Baird Watson
New Statistical Acct [Account]
Old Statistical Acct. [Account]
Patersons History -
Chalmers' Caledonia |
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This dwellinghouse has been occupied by a family of McCrone for upwards of 500 years, the present occupier Janet McCrone is the only Surviving branch of that family.
From Successive repairs there is nothing in the appearance of this house to indicate its age, the only relic of the R [Roman] Catholic Chapel which stood about 120 links West of the house is a curious Curved Stone about 3 feet long built in the Sidewalk of house. See trace |
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WATSTON |
Watston
Watston
Watston
Watston |
Rental
D Shaw Factor
Valuation Roll
Voters List - |
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This farm steading is the property of the the Marquis of Bute now occupied by John Baird. |
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MIDTON |
Midton
Midton
Midton |
Rental
D Shaw Factor
Valuation Roll |
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This place was originally a farm steading it is now in Connection with Watston farm. - |
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WATSTON BURN |
Watston Burn
Watston Burn
Watston Burn |
John Baird
Robert Weir
James Weir |
036 |
This burn bears the name Supplied as far as it flows along the parish boundary between Old and New Cumnock, the Continuation of this burn is called Borland Burn from a little S.W. [South West] of Chapel where it leaves the boundary of parishes named |
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HIGH GARLEFFAN |
High Garleffan
High Garleffan
High Garleffan
High Garleffan |
Rental
Mr D Shaw Factor
Valuation Roll
Voters List |
036 |
A dwellinghouse with offices attached the property of the Marquis of Bute now occupied by John McKerrow. |
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CRAWFORD HILL |
Crawford Hill |
John McKerrow occupier
Mr Cameron Steward
John McKerrow Whiteholm |
036 |
An Arable hill so called about 13 chains N N West [North North West] of High Garleffan. - |
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COAL BURN |
Coal Burn |
John McKerrow
Hugh Hamilton
John Craig |
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The Name of this burn is applicable from a junction of Small Streams in a portion of Rough Pasture about 13 chains N E [North East] of High Garleffan to the Junction with the Glenmore Water - |
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AIRDS HILL |
Airds Hill |
John McKerrow High Garleffan
John McKerrow Whiteholm
John Craig Nether Guelt |
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A conspicuous Arable hill on the Farm of Nether Guelt well known in the locality. - |
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BERRY HILL |
Berry Hill |
John Craig
John McKerrow High Garleffan
Hugh Hamilton Ploughman |
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A small hill so called on the farm of |
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BERRY BURN |
Berry Burn |
John Craig
John McKerrow
Hugh Hamilton |
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The Source of this Stream is about 9 chains South of Berry Hill flowing Northerly to its Junction with the Glenmore Water about 20 chs [chains] East of Garleffan. - |
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PITTAIRN BURN |
Pittairn Burn |
John Craig
John McKerrow
Hugh Hamilton |
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This Stream flows from its source near Airds Hill in a Northerly direction to its Junction with Glenmore Water a little East of Guelt Plantation |
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MEADOW BURN |
Meadow Burn
Meadow Burn
Meadow Burn |
Mr. Cameron Jun [Junior]
Estate Map
Mr Cameron Senr. [Senior] |
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This burn takes its source from the junction of two small streams on the Muir of Over Guelt and flows in a northern direction untill it joins the Guelt Water |
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BULLION SCAR |
Bullion Scar
Bullion Scar
Bullion Scar |
Mr Cameron Senr [Senior]
Mr Cameron Junr [Junior]
Robert Ferguson |
036 |
A land slip situated on the south bank of the Guelt Water notable for pebble-stones being found on it during the time of spates. [floods] |
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[Note] Bullion A term for the pudenda
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GUELT PITS |
Guelt Pits
Guelt Pits
Guelt Pits |
Robert Kerr
John Kerr
Mr Cameron Senr [Senior] |
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Coal pits wrought by Robert Kerr the property of the Marquis of Bute. |
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MILLSTONE KNOWE |
Millstone Know
Millstone Know
Millstone Know |
Mr Cameron Senr [Senior]
Mr Cameron Junr [Junior]
Estate Map |
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A heathy pasture eminence Situated on the south West corner of the Over Guelt |
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EDGE HILL |
Edge Hill
Edge Hill
Edge Hill |
Estate Map
Mr Cameron Senr [Senior]
Mr Cameron Junr [Junior] |
036 |
A pasture eminence situated a short distance west of Guelt pits |
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OVER GUELT |
Over Guelt
Over Guelt
Over Guelt |
Estate Map
Mr Shaw
Mr Shaw Junr [Junior] |
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A very considerable tract of wild moor attached to the farm of Kyle bounded on the north by the Guelt Water and on the other sides by the Limekiln Burn the parish boundary between Old & New Cumnock and a stone wall running due north and south from Millstone Know to near the junction of the Peat Syke and the Guelt Water
The property of Marquis of Bute |
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MARE BURN |
Mare Burn
Mare Burn
Mare Burn |
Estate Map
Mr. Shaw
Mr. Shaw Junr [Junior] |
036 |
A tributary of the Guelt Water has its source from sheep drains at the point (a) and flows from thence to the Guelt Water |
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MUIR |
Muir
Muir
Moor |
Rental
Valuation Roll
Occupier
Voters List - |
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A farm house & offices the property of the Marquis of Bute occupied by David Lennox |
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SKARES MOUNT |
Skeirs Mount
Skeirs Mount
Skares Mount
Skares Mount
Skares Mount |
Walter Ferguson, Skeirs
David Lennox, Muir
Estate Map
Mr Cameron Steward
Mr. Shaw Factor |
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A plantation of Fir & Forest trees Situated near Skeirs from which it takes its name the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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HINDSWARD |
Hindsward
Hindsward
Hindsward |
Rental
Valuation Roll
occupier
Voters List - |
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A farm house & offices the property of the Marquis of Bute occupied by Daniel Robb popularly Known as written |
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[Note]
Skar, Skare - A fright - A scarecrow; an object of
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WARD |
Ward
Ward
Ward
Ward |
Rental
Valuation Roll
Occupier
Voters List - |
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A farm house & offices the property of the Marquis of Bute occupied by John Kay |
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WARD PLANTATION |
Ward Plantation |
John Kay Ward
John Cameron Garlaff
Mr. Cameron Steward |
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A plantation Situated near Ward on the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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POLCAULK BURN |
Polcaulk Burn |
Mr. Cameron Steward
Mr Charles Shaw
Mr. McMillan Gamekeeper |
035 |
This Stream has its Source about half a mile South of Garlaff Plantation and flows in a Northerly direction until it reaches the Lugar Water |
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GARLAFF PLANTATION |
Garlaff Plantation |
John Kay Ward
John Cameron Garlaff
Mr McMillan GameKeeper |
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A Plantation of Fir & Forest trees extending from Garlaff in a South-Westerly direction until it joins Ward plantation - the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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KNOCKDUNDER |
Knockdunder
Knockdunder
Knockdunder |
Mr. Cameron Steward
John Kay Ward
Occupier
Voters list |
041 |
A farm house and offices occupied by Andrew Morton. This farm &c is sub-let from the farm of Dalgig and is the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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WARD BURN |
Ward Burn |
Mr Cameron Steward
John Kay - Ward
Daniel Robb - Hurdsman |
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This name applies from the junction of two Small Streams about 20 chains South-east of Knockdunder until it reaches a [burn] - near Pluck in Sheet 35.10 - |
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MEIKLE AUCHINGILSIE |
Meikle Auchingilsie
Meikle Auchengilsey
Meikle Auchengilsey
Auchengilsie |
Rental
Mr Shaw Factor
Mr Charles Shaw
Valuation Roll
Hugh Wilson occupier
Voters List - |
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A dwellinghouse with offices the property of the Marquis of Bute occupied by Hugh Wilson. - |
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CARSGILLOCH RUNNER |
Carsgilloch Runner
Carsgilloch Runner
Carsgilloch Runner |
Richard Bannatine Esqr.
Mr. Hugh Wilson
Mr. Cameron Steward |
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This Stream issues from Carsgilloch Spring in the parish of New Cumnock it flows in a Northerly direction to Horsecleuch Glen |
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GREEN HILL |
Green Hill
Green Hill
Green Hill |
Mr. Hugh Wilson
Anderow Wilson
Mr. John McClannachan |
041 |
An arable eminence situated on the farm of Meikle Auchingilsie |
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[Note] Carsgailoch adopted from Names list for New Cumnock [initialled] O.M.O. {Ordnance Mapping Office] |
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LITTLE AUCHINGILSIE |
Little Auchingilsie
Little Auchingilsie
Little Auchingilsie
Little Auchengelsey
Little Auchengelsey |
Rental
Mr Shaw Factor
Mr Cameron Steward
Valuation Roll
Voters List - |
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A farm steading the property of the Marquis of Bute now occupied by John MClannachan |
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MUIRDYKE BURN |
Muirdyke Burn
Muirdyke Burn
Muirdyke Burn |
Mr R Bannatine
John McClannnachan
James Sharpe |
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The Source of this burn is in Glaisnock Moss it flows in a general Northerly direction to when the Green Burn forms a junction with it after which the united streams becomes Glaisnock Water. - |
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MUIRDYKE |
Muirdyke
Muirdyke
Muirdyke
Muirdyke |
Richard Bannatine Prop [Proprietor]
Mr Scott Schoolmaster
Revd [Reverend] J Murray. -
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A dwellinghouse and offices with garden adjoining the property of Richard Bannatine Occupied by William Martin |
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NEWFIELD |
Newfield
Newfield
Newfield
Newfield |
Richard Bannatine Esqr
Revd [Reverend] J. Murray
Valuation Roll
Voters List |
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A farmhouse at present occupied by James Gibson the property of R Bannatine Esqr |
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HILLHOUSE |
Hillhouse |
John Hastings Occupier
James Sharpe |
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This dwelling house was formerly a farm- steading but now occupied by John Hastings Laborer. |
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GREEN BURN |
Green Burn
Green Burn
Green Burn |
R. Bannatine Esqr.
William Hastings
James Sharpe |
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This burn issues from Glaisnock Moss flows Northerly to the point when Muirdyke Burn ends and Glaisnock Water begins. |
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GLAISNOCK MOSS |
Glaisnock Moss
Glaisnock Moss
Glaisnock Moss |
Richard Bannatine Esqr
Mr Cameron
William Hastings - |
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A considerable tract of Peat Moss the property of the Marquis of Bute and Richard Bannatine Esqr extending Eastward from Mosshouse to Glaisnock Hill and Benston Belt and Southward to the parish boundary adjoining or dividing the parishes of Old and New Cumnock. - |
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MOSSHOUSE |
Mosshouse
Mosshouse
Mosshouse |
Richard Bannatine Prop [Proprietor]
William Hastings
Mr Martin Muirdyke |
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An inferior farm house the property of R Bannatine at present Occupied by William Hastings. - |
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OVER GLAISNOCK |
Over Glaisnock
Over Glaisnock
Over Glaisnock
Over Glaisnock |
Rental
Mr Shaw Factor
Mr Cameron Steward
Voters List - |
041 |
This farm steading is the property of the Marquis of Bute now occupied by James Wilson |
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GLAISNOCK BELT |
Glaisnock Belt
Glaisnock Belt
Glaisnock Belt |
Mr C Shaw
Mr Cameron Steward
Mr McMillan GameKeeper |
041 |
A narrow belt of mixed wood and fir trees on the S [South] West Side of Turnpike road from Ayr to New Cumnock extending from about 26 chains S W [South West] of Over Glaisnock to the Boundary between New and Old Cumnock near Benston Limeworks.
Marquis of Bute proprietor |
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REFUGE COTTAGE |
Refuge Cottage
Refuge Cottage
Refuge Cottage |
John Connell Prop [Proprietor]
Mr Cameron Steward
John Johnston Schoolmaster |
041 |
A dwellinghouse and School the property of and Occupied by John Connell who is Schoolmaster |
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SCHOOL [nr Glaisnock Lots] |
School
School
School |
John Connell Schoolmaster
John Wilson Glaisnock Lots
John Johnston Schoolmaster |
041 |
A School for the instruction of Youth of both Sexes not Supported by any institution
John Connell Schoolmaster |
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GLAISNOCK LOTS |
Glaisnock Lots
Glaisnock Lots
Glaisnock Lots |
John Wilson Propr. [Proprietor]
Mr Cameron Steward
Adam Todd Taiglim |
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Taiglim
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Taiglim |
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Mr Shaw Factor
Mr Cameron Steward |
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A farm steading the property of the Marquis of Bute occupied by Adam Todd. - |
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Wee Taiglim
Wee Taiglim
Wee Taiglim |
Adam Todd
Mr Cameron Steward
John Connell Schoolmaster |
041 |
A Cottars house on the farm of Taiglim occupied by James Grant |
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BENSTON COTTAGE |
Benston Cottage |
John Johnston Schoolmaster
Mr Cameron Steward
John Connell Schoolmaster |
041 |
A cottage and garden with School attached erected by and the property of the Marquis of Bute John Johnston Occupier |
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SCHOOL [nr Polwhap] |
School |
Mr Cameron
John Johnston Schoolmaster
Revd [Reverend] J Murray |
041 |
This Schoolhouse was erected by the Marquis of Bute for the instruction of the children of district. The Schoolmaster receives 5£ annually from the Ayrshire Educational Society which together with School fees Constitute his income |
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Polwhap
Polquhap |
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Mr Shaw Factor
Valuation Roll
Mr Cameron Steward
William Gray occupier
John Connell Schoolmaster |
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MILL DAM [Borland Mill] |
Mill Dam
Mill Dam
Mill Dam |
James Craig Miller
James McKerrow
Mr Cameron Steward |
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This Mill Dam is supplied from Black Loch for the working of Borland Mill |
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MILL LADE [Borland Mill] |
Mill Lade
Mill Lade
Mill Lade
Mill Lade |
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James McKerrow
Mr Cameron
Jamieson - |
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BLACK LOCH |
Black Loch |
Mr Cameron Steward
James Craig Miller
William Gray Polwhap |
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SANNOCKHILL |
Sannockhill |
Mr Cameron Steward
James Craig
William Gray.
Rental
Mr Shaw Factor |
041 |
This Cottage and ground is now attached to the farm of Borland Smithy Marquis of Bute proprietor |
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GLAISNOCK HILL |
Glaisnock Hill
Glaisnock Hill
Glaisnock Hill |
John Murdoch Shield
Mr Cameron Steward
James Wilson Over Glaisnock |
041 |
A Small arable hill west of Shield about 20 chains Name Well Known |
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SHIELD |
Shield
Shield
Shield
Shield |
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Mr Cameron Steward
Voters List - |
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A dwellinghouse with offices attached the property of the Marquis of Bute now occupied by John Murdoch. - |
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SHIELD BURN |
Shield Burn |
Mr Campbell Road Surveyor
Mr Cameron Steward
John Murdoch |
041 |
A Small Stream flowing from Glaisnock Moss through Glaisnock Belt by Benston Limeworks thence to the Black Loch |
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BENSTON BELT |
Benston Belt |
Mr Cameron Steward
John Murdoch
James Wilson |
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A plantation chiefly fir trees extending South west from Glaisnock Belt to Glaisnock Moss. |
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Glaisnock Moss described in Sheet 41.3 |
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BENSTON LIMEWORKS |
Benston Limeworks |
John Nesbit Occupier
Mr Cameron Steward
Mr Shaw Factor |
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A limestone quarry with Kilns and Cottages adjoining So Called the property of the Marquis of Bute and occupied by John Nesbit. - |
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SHIELDBURN T.P. |
Shieldburn Side Bar
Shield Burn Side Bar |
Mr Campbell Road Surveyor
Mr Cameron Steward
John Murdoch
Road Schedule. - |
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A Toll bar so called adjoining Shield Burn Near Benston Limeworks on T.P [Turn Pike] road from Ayr to N. [New] Cumnock. - |
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SHIELD T.P. |
Shield Check Bar |
Mr Campbell Road Surveyor
Road Schedule
Mr Cameron Steward |
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HIGH MOUNT |
High Mount |
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James Morrison Herd
Mr Cameron Steward |
041 |
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RATLING RIG |
Ratling Rig |
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James Morrison
Mr Cameron Steward |
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Knockdon
Knockdon
Knockdon |
Valuation Roll
Rental
Mr D Shaw Factor |
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A Shepherds Cottage so called the property of the Marquis of Bute occupied by William Wilson |
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LAIGH MOUNT |
Laigh Mount
Laigh Mount
Laigh Mount
West Mount |
William Wilson Herd
James Morrison Herd
Mr Campbell
Mr Cameron Steward |
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An oval plantation of fir on the lands of Knockdon the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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MILLSTONE MOSS |
Millstone Moss
Millstone Moss
Millstone Moss |
Mr. Cameron
Mr. Cameron Jnr [Junior]
Robert Fergusson Kyle |
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A considerable tract of peat moss situated on the Moors of Over Guelt bounded on the north by the occupation road passing through Over Guelt and extending eastward to about 33 chains from Craigdlliard Cairn and on the west by Millstone Know and extending south to the Parish of New Cumnock the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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CRAIGDULLYEART HILL |
Craigdilliard Cairn
Craigdilliard Cairn
Craigdilliard Cairn
Craigdullart Hll
Craigdullart Hill
Craigdulart |
Estate Map
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Mr. Cameron Junr [Junior]
Estate Map
Mr. McGregor
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
042 |
A heathy pasture eminence Situated on Over Guelt and on the Parish boundary between Old & New Cumnock: the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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Dullyeart of a dirty dull colour Jamieson. -
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LIMEKILN BURN |
Limekiln Burn
Limekiln Burn
Limekiln Burn |
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Mr. Cameron Junr. [Junior] |
042 |
This stream has its source a short distance north of Guelt Limeworks and flows in a northern direction to its junction with the Guelt Water and forms part of the parish boundary between Old & New Cumnock |
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GUELT LIMEWORKS |
Guelt Lime Works
Guelt Lime Works
Guelt Lime Works |
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Mr. Cameron Junr [Junior]
Mr. John Latta Kyle |
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A limestone quarry situated on the extreme southeast of Over Guelt and two kilns in the parish of New Cumnock the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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NAME BOOK.
Parish of Old Cumnock
Co. [County] Ayr |
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Names of Objects -- Sheets -- Plan -- Pages
Auchingibbert Plantation -- 36 -- 9 -- 90
Avisyard Burn -- 36 -- 9 -- 91
Auchinway -- 35 -- 14 -- 63
Avisyard -- 36 -- 9 -- 92
Auchinway Mount -- 35 -- 14 -- 63
Avisyard Hill -- 36 -- 13 -- 105
Aird's Hill -- 36 -- 14 -- 112
Bowling Green -- 35 -- 6 -- 3
Brombrae -- 35 -- 7 -- 8
Bromhill -- 35 -- 7 -- 9
Barrhill -- 35 -- 8 -- 12
Barrhill Pits (Coal & Ironstone) -- 35 -- 8 -- 12
Barr Hill -- 35 -- 8 -- 13
Beech Wood -- 35 -- 10 -- 21
Back Burn -- 35 -- 10 -- 22
Blackburn Wood -- 35 -- 10 -- 22
Bland's Mount -- 35 -- 10 -- 27
Blackwood Hill -- 35 -- 10 -- 28
Broadwood -- 35 -- 11 -- 29
Bankend -- 35 -- 11 -- 30
Bridgend -- 35 -- 11 -- 30
Bank -- 35 -- 11 -- 36
Bank -- 35 -- 11 -- 36
Back Street -- 35 -- 11 -- 38
Blue Tower -- 35 -- 11 -- 42
Burnside -- 35 -- 11 -- 45
Barrshare -- 35 -- 12 -- 49
Barrshare Wood -- 35 -- 12 -- 49
Burnwelltrees -- 35 -- 12 -- 50
Broken Swords and Spear heads found here -- 35 -- 12 -- 59
Barmickhill -- 35 -- 13 -- 61
Barmickhill Specks -- 35 -- 13 -- 61
Bowes -- 35 -- 15 -- 71
Burnside -- 35 -- 15 -- 74
Blackfauld Plantation -- 35 -- 16 -- 76
Blackfauld -- 35 -- 16 -- 77
Boreland Mill (Corn) -- 35 -- 16 -- 80
Borland Burn -- 35 -- 16 -- 80
Borland Mains -- 35 -- 16 -- 82
Borland Smithy -- 35 -- 16 -- 82
Barlonachan -- 36 -- 5 -- 86
Boytston -- 36 -- 9 -- 89
Boytston Loch -- 36 -- 9 -- 89
Borland Mains -- 36 -- 9 -- 91
Bonny Holm -- 36 -- 10 -- 95
Blood Burn -- 36 -- 11 -- 100
Blood Moss -- 36 -- 11 -- 100
Berry Hill -- 36 -- 14 -- 112 |
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Names of Objects -- Sheet -- Plan -- Pages
Bowton -- 35 -- 13 -- 61
Barmickhill Plantation -- 35 -- 13 -- 62
Birney Rig -- 36 -- 11 -- 100
Berry Burn -- 36 -- 14 -- 112
Bullion Scar -- 36 -- 15 -- 113
Benston Cottage -- 41 -- 4 -- 127
Black Loch -- 41 -- 4 -- 129
Borland Castle (site of) -- 35 -- 16 -- 83
Benston Belt -- 41 -- 4 -- 130
Benston Limeworks -- 41 -- 4 -- 131
Crow Wood -- 35 -- 8 -- 11
Cumnock Station -- 35 -- 8 -- 15
Coachford Bridge -- 35 -- 10 -- 19
Coachford Burn -- 35 -- 10 -- 19
Coachford Wood -- 35 -- 10 -- 19
Cistern Mount -- 35 -- 10 -- 23
Causeyhead -- 35 -- 10 -- 24
Court House -- 35 -- 11 -- 34
Church -- 35 -- 11 -- 35
Congregational Chapel -- 35 -- 11 -- 35
Cross -- 35 -- 11 -- 38
Clockclownie -- 35 -- 16 -- 80
Castlehill -- 35 -- 16 -- 41
Changue -- 35 -- 16 -- 44
Caponacre Bridge -- 35 -- 12 -- 50
Caponacre -- 35 -- 12 -- 50
Craigens -- 35 -- 12 -- 57
Clockclocher -- 35 -- 12 -- 58
Crosshill -- 35 -- 14 -- 63
Crichtonrow. T.P. [Turn Pike] -- 35 -- 14 -- 67
Crichtonrow -- 35 -- 14 -- 67
Check Box -- 35 -- 14 -- 65
Cairn -- 35 -- 15 -- 71
Castle Hill -- 35 -- 16 -- 79
Chapel (Site of) -- 35 -- 16 -- 81
Cubs Craigs -- 36 -- 5 -- 88
Crossbar -- 36 -- 9 -- 89
Cornerhill -- 36 -- 10 -- 98
Coila Hill -- 36 -- 13 -- 104
Cairn (Remains of) -- 36 -- 13 -- 104
Cairnscadden Loch -- 36 -- 13 -- 107
Chapel House -- 36 -- 13 -- 108
Crawford Hill -- 36 -- 14 -- 111
Coal Burn -- 36 -- 14 -- 111
Carsgilloch Runner -- 41 -- 3 -- 121
Craigdulleart Hill -- 42 -- 3 -- 135
Dumfries House -- 35 -- 6 -- 3
Dettingen Mount -- 35 -- 11 -- 30
Drumbrochan -- 35 -- 12 -- 51
Dykes -- 35 -- 14 -- 63
Deils Elbow -- 35 -- 11 -- 37 |
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Name of Objects -- Sheet -- Plan -- Pages
Darmalloch -- 37 -- 5 -- 88
Drove Road -- 37 -- 13 -- 103
Douglaston Cottage -- 35 -- 11 -- 46
Dumfries Arms Inn -- 35 -- 11 -- 39
East Grimgrew -- 35 -- 10 -- 23
East Woodhead -- 35 -- 11 -- 44
Edge Hill -- 36 -- 15 -- 114
Free Church -- 35 -- 11 -- 40
Fountain -- 35 -- 16 -- 78
Fair Ground -- 35 -- 11 -- 42
Glasgow and South Western Railway -- 35 -- 8 -- 15
Grimgrew Plantation -- 35 -- 10 -- 20
Grimgrew -- 35 -- 10 -- 21
Greenmill (Corn) -- 35 -- 11 -- 30
Glaisnock Cottage -- 35 -- 11 -- 34
Gasworks -- 35 -- 11 -- 39
Green Braehead -- 35 -- 11 -- 39
Glaisnock Water -- 35 -- 11 -- 42
Glaisnock Street -- 35 -- 11 -- 40
Garrallan Row -- 35 -- 11 -- 43
Garrallan Pit (Coal) -- 35 -- 11 -- 43
Glengyron -- 35 -- 11 -- 45
Ginhouse -- 35 -- 14 -- 64
Garlaff Row -- 35 -- 14 -- 65
Garlaff -- 35 -- 14 -- 67
Garlaff T.P. [Turnpike] -- 35 -- 14 -- 67
Garlaff Pit (Coal) -- 35 -- 14 -- 67
Garlaff Plantation -- 35 -- 14 -- 67
Garrallan -- 35 -- 15 -- 69
Garrallan Smithy -- 35 -- 15 -- 69
Glaisnock -- 35 -- 11 -- 75
Glasgow & South Western Railway -- 35 -- 16 -- 76
Greenside -- 35 -- 16 -- 78
Glenmore Water -- 36 -- 5 -- 86
Guelt Plantation -- 36 -- 10 -- 95
Guelt Water -- 36 -- 11 -- 99
Guelt Pit (Coal) -- 36 -- 15 -- 114
Garlaff Plantation -- 41 -- 2 -- 119
Green Hill -- 41 -- 3 -- 121
Green Burn -- 41 -- 3 -- 123
Glaisnock Moss -- 41 -- 3 -- 124
Glaisnock Belt -- 41 -- 4 -- 125
Glaisnock Lots -- 41 -- 4 -- 126
Glaisnock Hill -- 41 -- 4 -- 130 |
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Names of Objects -- Sheet -- Plan -- Pages
Guelt Limeworks -- 42 -- 3 -- 137
Hillside -- 35 -- 7 -- 8
Hillside Cottage -- 35 -- 7 -- 9
Hollowsholm -- 35 -- 8 -- 11
Holmhead Bank -- 35 -- 8 -- 16
Holmhead -- 35 -- 8 -- 17
Humeston Wood -- 35 -- 10 -- 21
Hill -- 35 -- 10 -- 27
Harperbank Plantation -- 35 -- 11 -- 31
Humeston -- 35 -- 11 -- 44
Horsecleugh -- 35 -- 11 -- 47
Horsecleugh Burn -- 35 -- 11 -- 47
Holm -- 25 -- 12 -- 51
High Brickhouse -- 35 -- 12 -- 55
Holm Burn -- 35 -- 12 -- 56
Horsecleugh Glen -- 35 -- 15 -- 72
Hayholm -- 76 -- 10 -- 93
High Garleffan -- 76 -- 14 -- 111
Hindsward -- 41 -- 2 -- 117
Hillhouse -- 41 -- 3 -- 123
High Mount -- 41 -- 6 -- 133
Inn -- 35 -- 11 -- 33
Inn -- 35 -- 11 -- 33
Inn -- 35 -- 11 -- 35
Inn -- 35 -- 11 -- 36
Knockterra -- 35 -- 14 -- 64
Knockterra Quarry -- 35 -- 15 -- 70
Knowhead (Ruins) -- 35 -- 15 -- 74
Knocknail -- 36 -- 5 -- 85
Knockdunder -- 41 -- 2 -- 119
Knockdon -- 41 -- 6 -- 134
Lady's Well -- 35 -- 6 -- 2
Lady's Bridge -- 35 -- 6 -- 3
Lugar Water -- 35 -- 7 -- 8
Lugar Street -- 35 -- 7 -- 10
Longhouse -- 35 -- 8 -- 12
Logan Quarry (Sandstone) -- 35 -- 8 -- 12
Logan's Pillar -- 35 -- 8 -- 13
Longhouse -- 35 -- 8 -- 17
Logan Braehead T.P. [Turnpike] -- 35 -- 8 -- 17
Logan Bridge -- 35 -- 8 -- 17
Logan House -- 35 -- 8 -- 18
Laigh Pluck -- 35 -- 10 -- 25 |
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Names of Objects -- Sheet -- Plan -- Pages
Low Watston -- 35 -- 10 -- 26
Little Changue -- 35 -- 11 -- 46
Low Brickhouse -- 35 -- 12 -- 55
Loganhill -- 35 -- 12 -- 58
Logan T.P. [Turnpike] -- 35 -- 12 -- 58
Little Bowes -- 35 -- 15 -- 71
Longmore -- 36 -- 5 -- 87
Little Darmalloch -- 36 -- 5 -- 88
Low Garleffan -- 36 -- 10 -- 93
Little Auchingilsie -- 41 -- 3 -- 122
Laigh Mount -- 41 -- 6 -- 134
Limekiln Burn -- 42 -- 3 -- 137
Martyr's Grave -- 35 -- 7 -- 7
Manse Lane -- 35 -- 7 -- 10
Manse -- 35 -- 7 -- 10
Mote Hill -- 35 -- 8 -- 14
Mote Quarry -- 35 -- 8 -- 15
Market Place -- 35 -- 11 -- 36
Manse -- 35 -- 11 -- 40
Mid Changue -- 35 -- 11 -- 46
Mossback -- 35 -- 15 -- 73
Mossend -- 35 -- 15 -- 73
Meadow Burn -- 35 -- 16 -- 75
Meadow -- 35 -- 16 -- 76
Meadow Cottage -- 35 -- 16 -- 76
Midston Belt -- 35 -- 16 -- 77
Meikle Auchingibbert -- 36 -- 9 -- 91
Mill Dam -- 36 -- 10 -- 98
Mains Plantation -- 36 -- 13 -- 105
Midston -- 36 -- 13 -- 109
Meadow Burn -- 36 -- 15 -- 113
Millstone Knowe -- 36 -- 15 --114
Mare Burn -- 36 -- 15 -- 116
Muir -- 41 -- 2 -- 117
Meikle Auchingilvie -- 41 -- 3 -- 121
Muirdyke Burn -- 41 -- 3 -- 122
Muirdyke -- 41 -- 3 -- 123
Mosshouse -- 41 -- 3 -- 123
Mill Dam -- 41 -- 4 -- 128
Mill Lade -- 41 -- 4 -- 128
Millstone Moss -- 42 -- 3 -- 135
Martyr's Grave -- 35 -- 12 -- 32 |
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Names of Objects -- Sheet - Plan -- Pages
Millzeoch -- 35 -- 15 -- 72
Nest -- 35 -- 10 -- 24
Nest Burn -- 35 -- 10 -- 24
Netherthird -- 35 -- 12 -- 56
Netherton -- 35 -- 16 -- 81
North Auchingibbert -- 36 -- 9 -- 89
Nether Guelt -- 36 -- 10 -- 96
Newfield -- 41 -- 3 -- 123
New Blacfauld Square -- 35 -- 2 -- 37
Orchardton -- 35 -- 10 -- 19
Osborne Cottage -- 35 -- 11 -- 37
Over Guelt -- 36 -- 15 -- 115
Over Glaisnock -- 41 -- 4 -- 125
Pennyfadzeoch -- 35 -- 6 - 1
Plantainside Smithy -- 35 -- 8 -- 18
Pennyfadzeoch D.S. -- 35-- 10 -- 20
Polcaulk Wood -- 35 -- 10 -- 23
Pluck -- 35 -- 10 -- 25
Pottery -- 35 -- 11 -- 32
P.H. [Public House] -- 35 -- 11 -- 33
Post Office -- 35 -- 11 -- 36
Pottery Row -- 35 -- 11 -- 39
Post Office -- 35 -- 15 -- 70
Peat Skye -- 36 -- 11 -- 99
Pittairn Burn -- 36 -- 14 -- 112
Polcaulk Burn -- 41 -- 2 -- 118
Polwhap -- 41 -- 2 -- 127
Peat Hill -- 36 -- 10 -- 98
Roseburn -- 35 -- 11 -- 29
Rose Burn -- 35 -- 11 -- 29
Ryderston -- 35 -- 16 -- 77
Ryderston Belt -- 35 -- 16 -- 77
Roadside -- 35 -- 16 -- 80
Roughill Moss -- 36 -- 9 -- 92
Rough Hill -- 36 -- 10 -- 97
Refuge Cottage -- 41 -- 4 -- 126
Ratling Rig -- 41 -- 6 -- 133 |
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Name of Objects -- Sheet -- Plan -- Pages
Scar Brae -- 35 -- 6 -- 1
Saw Mill -- 35 -- 6 -- 2
School -- 35 -- 7 -- 9
Stairhill -- 35 -- 10 -- 27
Stair Mount -- 35 -- 10 -- 27
Stockiehill -- 35 -- 11 -- 29
Shankston Wood -- 35 -- 11 -- 31
Spout Row -- 35 -- 11 -- 32
Shankston -- 35 -- 11 -- 32
School -- 35 -- 11 -- 40
Shaw Wood -- 35 -- 10 -- 23
Stonepark -- 35 -- 12 -- 53
Skerrington Mill (Corn) -- 35 -- 12 -- 56
Skerrington -- 35 -- 16 -- 75
Skares -- 35 -- 14 -- 66
Sannockhill -- 41 -- 4 -- 129
School -- 35 -- 11 -- 70
Silveburn -- 35 -- 15 -- 73
Skerrington -- 35 -- 16 -- 75
Shiel Burn -- 36 -- 10 -- 98
Skares Mount -- 41 -- 2 -- 117
School -- 41 -- 4 -- 126
Spanston Pit (Ironstone) -- [--]
School -- 41 -- 4 -- 127
Shield -- 41 -- 4 -- 130
Shield Burn -- 41 -- 4 -- 130
Shieldburn T.P. [Turn Pike] -- 41 -- 4 -- 131
Shield T.P. [Turn Pike] -- 41 -- 4 -- 131
Strand -- 35 -- 11 -- 34
Spear heads found here -- [--]
Tarringzean Castle (Ruins) -- 35 -- 7 -- 6
Tarringzean Holm -- 35 -- 7 -- 5
The D.S. -- 35 -- 7 -- 5
The Avenue -- 35 -- 7 -- 5
Terringzean Wood -- 35 -- 11 -- 31
Townhead -- 35 -- 11 -- 33
Tanyard -- 35 -- 11 -- 35
The Green -- 35 -- 11 -- 37
Townfoot -- 35 -- 11 -- 38
The Square -- 35 -- 11 -- 38
Thonarston -- 35 -- 12 -- 53
Turner's Cleugh -- 36 -- 11 -- 101
Taiglinn -- 41 -- 4 -- 126
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church -- 35 -- 11 -- 37
Viaduct -- 35 -- 8 -- 15
Waterside Mount -- 35 -- 6 -- 2
Woollen Mill -- 35 -- 7 -- 10
Westgats -- 35 -- 10 -- 21
Walston Burn -- 35 -- 4 -- 26
Waterside -- 35 -- 11 -- 34
Woodhead -- 35 -- 11 -- 43 |
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Names of Objects -- Sheet -- Plan -- Pages
Woodend -- 35 -- 12 -- 55
Whitehill -- 35 -- 14 -- 65
Whitehill Mount -- 35 -- 14 -- 65
Whitesmuir -- 35 -- 14 -- 66
Ward -- 41 -- 2 -- 118
Ward Plantation -- 41 -- 2 -- 118
Ward Burn -- 41 -- 2 -- 119
Wee Taiglim -- 41 -- 4 -- 126
Watston -- 36 -- 13 -- 109
Watston Burn -- 36 -- 13 -- 109 |
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OLD CUMNOCK |
Old Cumnock Ph. [Parish]
Old Cumnock Ph. [Parish]
Old Cumnock Ph. [Parish]
Old Cumnock Ph. [Parish]
Old Cumnock Ph. [Parish]
Old Cumnock Ph. [Parish]
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Sheriff's List
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The parish is bounded on the North and east by Auchinleck, on the south by New Cumnock, and on the west by Ochiltree
Its extreme length, from east to west is about 9½ miles. extreme width from N. [North] to S. [South] about 4½
The antiquities of the parish are few but interesting, and will be found described in the following pages of this book.
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[Note in List of Names] -- Is there not a
letter omitted in this
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