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NAME BOOK
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Co. [County] Ayr |
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STEVENSTON |
Ph. [Parish] of Stevenston
Ph. [Parish] of Stevenston
Ph. [Parish] of Stevenston
Ph. [Parish] of Stevenston
Ph. [Parish] of Stevenston
Ph. [Parish] of Stevenston
Ph. [Parish] of Stevenston
Ph. [Parish] of Stevenston |
Full. [Fullerton's] Gazetteer
Old.Stat. Acct. [Old Statistical Account]
Chalmer's Caledonia
Postage Directory
Oliver & Boyd's Almanac
Sherriff's List of Parishes
Paterson's Hist. [History] of Ayr |
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A parish on the coast of Cunningham, Ayrshire. Its name is believed to have been derived from Stephen, or Steven, Son of Richard Loccard, who acquired a grant of the lands from Richard Morville, Lord of Cunningham, about 1170. It is bounded on the W. [West] and north by Ardrossan ; on the South by the Firth of Clyde; on the East by Kilwinning & Irvine the River Garnock. which separating it for about 3 miles, from the parish of irvine; and on the Southeast by the confluence of the River Garnock and Irvine There is no part of this parish situated within any other parish, nor is there any detached portion of any other parish situated within it. The antiquities are few and not very interesting- |
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FIRTH OF CLYDE |
Firth of Clyde
Firth of Clyde
Firth of Clyde
Firth of Clyde
Firth of Clyde
Firth of Clyde
Firth of Clyde
Frith of Clyde
Frith of Clyde |
Map attached to the Scottish directory
Map attached to the New Stat. acct [Statistical Account]
William Stewart Esqr St. Fillans Ph [Parish] of Largo
George Johnston Esqr Radburn Ph [Parish] of Largo
Robert Steel Esqr Knock Castle Ph [Parish] of Largo
Oliver & Boyd's Almanac
Paterson's Hist [History] of Ayr
Full [Fullerton's] Gazetteer
Chalmer's Caledonia |
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An estuary or arm of the Sea branching inland from the North Channel, as far as the town of Greenock Where the River Clyde throws of the Character of a mere river or fresh water Stream, |
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GLEN BANKS |
Glen Banks |
Estate Map
Gavan Fullarton Esqr Proprietor |
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A ravine extending in a SE [South East] direction from the boundary between the Parishes of Ardrossan and Stevenston to the road between CarsinKale and Glen the whole is planted with Fir and Forest trees And the Sides are in many places precipitous |
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GLEN BURN |
Glen Burn |
Estate Map
Gavan Fullarton Esqr
Dougald McKinnon |
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This burn is so called from the N [North] West end of the Glen Bank to its junction with the Stevenston Burn And Canal |
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Parish of Stevenston
County of Ayr
Sheet 11.14 Trace 6 |
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GLEN MOUNT |
Glen Mount |
Estate Map
Gavan Fullarton Esqr Proprietor |
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A Circular plantation of Fir and Forest trees on a Rising Ground on the North Side of the Glen BanKs. - |
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Parish of Stevenston -- County of Ayr |
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CRAIG WELL |
Craig Well
Craig Well
Craig Well |
Robert Keogh
Mr Cunninghame Prorietor
Gavan Fullarton |
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A Spring well at the West End of the Craigs adjoining Stevenston Loch |
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THE CRAIGS |
The Craigs
The Craigs
The Craigs |
Robert Skeogh
Mr Cunninghame Proprietor
Gavan Fullarton |
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A strip of freestone rocks the north face of which are about 12 feet perpendicular, well Known in the locality, the Craigs are about 4 chains long |
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LOCH CANAL |
Loch Canal
Loch Canal
Loch Canal |
Robert Skeogh
Mr Cunninghame Proprietor
Hugh Smith Lochcraigs |
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This name applies to the Canal or burn from Stevenston Loch to a Sluice at the North side of Lochend, the origin of the name Canal is owing to this portion of the Burn being cleaned Triennially and a Sluice erected to regulate the water for Stevenston Mills. [The Sluice at the N. [North] of ] Lochend to the Sea is properly Stevenston Burn |
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LOCH CRAIGS |
Loch Craigs
Loch Craigs
Loch Craigs |
Gavin Fullarton Esqr. Proprietor
Robert Skeogh
Hugh Smith |
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A rocky Whin eminence on the South end of Stevenston Loch the property of Gavin Fullarton Esqr. |
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STEVENSTON LOCH |
Stevenston Loch
Stevenston Loch
Stevenston Loch
Stevenston Loch |
Cunningham Esqr. Proprietor
Mr Hugh Weir Kirkhall
Gavin Fullarton Esqr. Kerelaw |
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This Loch is principally in parish of Stevenston,its West side and North end adjoining the parish of Ardrossan and a portion of its East side [ -- ] Kilwinning. In Summer [-] considerable portion of this [-] is dry, but in the rainey season the whole is covered with [-] This loch is better known in the County as Ashgrove Loch than [Stevenston] Loch
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ASHGROVE LOCH |
Ashgrove Loch
Ashgrove Loch
Ashgrove Loch
Ashgrove Loch
Ashgrove Loch
Ashgrove Loch
Ashgrove Loch |
Johnstone Co [County ] Maps.
New Stat Acct. [Statistical Account]
Full [Fullarton's] Gazetteer
Aitkens Maps.
Name book for [Ardrossan]
Mr Johnston [Pollock the Factor]
Mr King [ -]
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This Loch is principally in parish of Stevenston,its West side and North end adjoining the parish of Ardrossan and a portion of its East side [ -- ] Kilwinning. In Summer [-] considerable portion of this [-] is dry, but in the rainey season the whole is covered with [-] This loch is better known in the County as Ashgrove Loch than [Stevenston] Loch
(Signed James Morgan C.A. [Civilian Assistant] |
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GLEN |
Glen
Glen |
Estate Map
Gavan Fullarton Esqr Proprietor
Dougald McKinnon
Johnstons Co [County] Map |
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These houses are at present a part or pendicle of CorsinKell Farm name well Known in the locality name derived from the proximity to the Glen Banks |
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CORSINKELL |
CursinKell
CarsenKell
CorsanKell |
Estate Map
Gavan Fullarton Esqr Proprietor
Aitken Map
Occupier
Voters List |
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This farmsteading is in good repair and is at present in the occupation of Dougald McKinnon |
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QUARREL BURN |
Quarrel Burn |
Estate Map
Gavan Fullarton Esqr Proprietor |
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A Small stream accumulating from field drainage name applicable from occupation road No 26 on trace to the Junction with the Stevenston Burn |
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CROOKSWELL |
CrooKswell
CrooKswell
CrooKswell
Croixwell
CrooKswell |
Estate Map
Gavan Fullarton Esqr Proprietor
Aitkens Map
Johnsons Co [County] Map |
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A cottage with garden and Plantation attached on the Summit of the hill north side of Saltcoats and distant from it about a mile, there is a well in the North end of this garden famed for it's good quality |
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MIDDLEPART |
Middlepart |
Estate Map
Gavan Fullarton Esqr
Aitkens Map
Johnsons Co [County] Map |
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At present this farmsteading is in ruin the proprietor Mr Fullarton states that it is his intention to repair the ruin but whether on the present site he at present is not certain or whether he will erect new building off the Ruins |
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QUARRELBURN QUARRIES |
Quarrelburn Quarries
Quarrelburn Quarries
Quarrelburn Quarries |
Estate Map
Gavan Fullarton Esqr
William LocKhart Mayfield |
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The name is applicable to a worKing and two old Freestone quarries on the North and South sides of the Quarrel Burn. |
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BRAKPLOUGH |
BraKplough
BraKplough
Kerelaw Mains
Brackplough |
Estate Map
Gavan Fullarton Esqr Proprietor
James Smith
Johnson's Co [County] Map |
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A dwelling house and offices the property of Gavan Fullarton Esqr at present occupied by James Smith.
This place is called by the occupier Kerelaw Mains and by other parties but the proprietor distinctly states that he in accordance with his Estate Map Styles and writes it as given on this map. |
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BRAKPLOUGH COTTAGES |
BraKplough Cottages
BraKplough Cottages |
Estate Map
Gavan Fullerton Proprietor |
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These Cottages are on the South Side of Quarrelburn and are occupied by the Servants of Gavan Fullarton Esqr who is the proprietor. -
Some of the occupiers pronounce and Call these Cottages Brackleheugh but no satisfactory information can be obtained in support of the name. - |
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MAYFIELD |
Mayfield
Mayfield
Mayfield |
Johnsons Co [county] Map
Aitkens Map
William LocKhart occupier |
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A Superior dwellinghouse and farmyard with garden and plantation adjoining the property of Mr Cunningham of Seabank at present occupied by Mr William Lockhart - |
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FELLIE HILL |
Fellie Hill
Fellie Hill
Fellie Hill |
Gavin Fullarton Esq.
Hugh Smith
Property Plan |
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A Small but very conspicuous Hill planted with mixed Fir and Forest trees. the property of G. Fullarton Esq. The hill bore the name previous to its being planted. |
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PARK |
ParK or Policy
ParK
ParK |
G Fullarton Esq.
Hugh Smith
Robert SKeoch |
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A considerable extent of Arable land, now in pasture, with woods and Scattered trees. the Policy connected with Kerelaw the property and residence of G Fullarton Esq. |
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LOCHCRAIGS |
Lochcraigs
Lochcraigs
Lochcraigs
Lochcraigs
Lochcraigs
Lochcraigs |
Hugh Smith Occr. [Occupier]
John Smith Castlehill
G. Fullarton Esq. Pr. [Proprietor]
Property Plan
Parish Map
Johnson's Co [County] Map |
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A good Farm house outbuildings, garden etc. the property of G. Fullarton Esq. occupied by Hugh Smith. |
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LOCHEND |
Lochend
Lochend
Lochend
Lochend
Lochend
Lochend |
Robert Skeoch Occr. [Occupier]
Hugh Smith, Lockcraigs
(G. Fullarton Esq Kerelaw)
Map of Parish
Voters List
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
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A Small Farmhouse, outbuildings, gardens etc the property of Mr. Cunningham Sea Bank, occupied by Robert SKeoch |
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GREENHEAD MOUNT |
Greenhead Mount
Greenhead Mount
Greenhead Mount |
Hugh Smith
G. Fullarton Esq.
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A Small Steep hill enclosed by a circular wall and planted with mixed Fir and Forest Trees. the property of G. Fullarton Esq.
The feature bore this name before it was planted. |
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GREENHEAD |
Greenhead
Greenhead
Greenhead
Greenhead
Greenhead Farm
Greenhead |
G Fullarton Esq.
Hugh Smith
Robert SKeoch
Map of Parish
Johnstons Co [County] Map |
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A Farm house with outbuildings, garden etc. the property of G Fullarton Esq. occupied as cottages. - |
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CASTLE HILLS |
Castle Hills
Castle Hills
Castle Hills
Castle Hills |
John Smith
Hugh Smith
James Muir
G Fullarton |
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Two distinct features bear this name, one partially the other wholly planted with Forest Trees.
both are very Steep, there are no remains of any description which would account for the name Castle the oldest inhabitants never heard of a building in their vicinity except for this present Farm house which Stands near the foot of the Hills on the South Side and bears the name Castlehill. |
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CASTLEHILL |
Castlehill
Castlehill
Castlehill
Castlehill
Castlehill |
John Smith Occr. [Occupier]
G Fullarton Esq
John Blair
James Muir
Johnstons Co [County] Map |
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A Farm house outbuildings and garden, the property of the Heir of Robert Stevenston occupied by John Smith. |
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"Castle Hill, on the estate of Grange, indicates
"by its name which it has once been; and
"though every vestige of a Castle at that place
"is now gone, one learn from Pont in his
"account of Cunninghame that the Castle
"was spoken of in his day".
New Stat [Statistical] Account
"At Castle Hill, on the
estate of Grange, it is supposed
that a Castle, or fort
had existed at some early
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HILLHEAD |
Hillhead
Hillhead
Hillhead
Hillhead
Hillhead
Hillhead |
James Muir Occr. [Occupier]
Hugh Smith
G. Fullarton
Parish Map
Voters List
Johnstons Co [County] Map |
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A Farmhouse outbuilding and garden the property of Mr Hamilton, London occupied by James Muir. |
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HULLERHIRST |
Hullerhirst
Hullerhirst
Hullerhirst
Hullerhirst
Hillerhurst
Hullerhirst
Hallenhirst Limestone Quarry |
Miss Howie Occr. [Occupier]
G. Fullarton Esq.
John Smith
(Mr Campbell Junr. [Junior]
Post Office Saltcoats)
Parish Map
New Stat Acct [Statistical Account]
See also above for authorities |
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Dwelling outbuildings, garden etc the property of Mr Hamilton occupied by Miss Howie. |
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HULLERHIRST QUARRY |
Hullerhirst Quarry (Limestone)
Hullarhurst
Hullerhirst |
New Stat Acct [Statistical Account]
Johnstons Co [County] Map
Full [Fullarton] Gazetteer |
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A large limestone Quarry now unused the property of Mr Hamilton London. |
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KERELAW CASTLE |
Kerelaw Castle (Remaining of)
Kerelaw Castle (Remaining of)
Kerelaw Castle (Remaining of)
Kerelaw Castle (Remaining of)
Castle of Kerilaw
Kerilaw Castle
Kerila
Castle of Kerilaw |
Gavin Fullarton Esq.
Mr Russell
James Campbell
Alexander Muir
New Stat Acct [Statistical Account]
New Stat Acct [Statistical Account]
New Stat Acct [Statistical Account]
Full [Fullarton] Gazetteer |
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The remains of an Ancient Castle. Portion of the walls on the N. E [North East] and South are Still Standing. the Site of the defaced part cannot be pointed out by the Proprietor and the only information now to be obtained about it is that it was partly destroyed in a Feud previous to 1488 that it was rebuilt and went gradually into decay. There are no traces of Fortification or defensive works about it. The above information was obtained from the present proprietor. |
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[Notes]
"Kerila Castle maybe considered the oldest building
in the parish. Previous to 1488 it was partially destroyed
by fire by the Montgomeries, who were at feud with
the Cunninghames".
Patersons History of Ayr
Vol [volume] II. p. [page] 445
"On the grounds of Grange Stands
" the ivy grown ancient Castle of
"Kerilaw formerly one of the seats
" of the Earls of Glencairn. At some
"period in the 15th Century it was sacked
"by the retainers of Montgomery of
"Eglinton. "
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LITTLE HILL |
Little Hill
Little Hill
Little Hill |
John Smith
Hugh Smith
John Blair |
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A Small Steep hill forming part of Castle Hills. Planted with Forest Trees the property of the Heirs of the late Robert Stevenston. |
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KERELAW |
Kerelaw
Kerelaw
Kerelaw
(Kerilaw Castle
Kerila)
Kerelaw
Kerselaw |
(Gavin Fullarton Esq. Proprietor and occupier)
Mr Russell Ardrossan
(James Campbell Post Office Saltcoats)
New Stat Acct [Statistical Account]
New Stat Acct [Statistical Account]
Voters List
Directory to [Gentlemen's Seat] |
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A handsome residence with extensive outbuildings and gardens Surrounded by a well Wooded Park the property and residence of Gavin Fullarton Esq.
This house was originally called Kerelaw a Subsequent proprietor changed the name to "Grange" it came into the hands of the present proprietor by purchase who changed it again to Kerelaw. |
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HAYOCKS |
Hayocks
Hayocks
Hayocks
Hayocks
Hayocks
Hayocks
Hayocks |
John Muir Pr [Proprietor] & Occr [Occupier]
Alexander Muir
Gavin Fullarton Esq.
Parish Map
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Voters List
Johnstons Co [County] Map |
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A Small dwelling outbuildings and garden occupied by the proprietor Mr John Muir. |
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EAST HAYOCKS |
East Hayocks
East Hayocks
East Hayocks
East Hayocks |
(William Muir
Alexander Muir) joint Prs [Proprietors]
G. Fullarton Esq.
John Blair |
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A Farm house outbuildings and garden the property of Messr's Alexander and William Muir occupied by the former. |
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PENNYBURN BRIDGE |
Pennyburn Bridge
Pennyburn Bridge
Pennyburn Bridge
Pennyburn Bridge |
John Smith
John Blair
Alexander Muir
G Fullarton Esq. |
016 |
A Stone Bridge of one arch on the Turnpike Road between Stevenston and Kilwinning, over a Small Stream, the Bridge is repaired by the County. |
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KERELAW BRIDGE |
Kerelaw Bridge
Kerelaw Bridge
Kerelaw Bridge |
G. Fullarton Esq.
Alexander Muir
William Muir |
016 |
A narrow Stone Bridge of one Arch on a Statute Labor Road, over Stevenston Burn. It was repaired last time by Mr Fullarton for his own convenience in consequence of the Trustees not having funds on hand for the purpose but the County is bound to repair it. |
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BANK WELL |
Bank Well
Bank Well
Bank Well |
G Fullarton Esq.
Alexander Muir
William Muir |
016 |
An excellent Spring at the foot of a natural bank. the water has no mineral properties, the inhabitants of Stevenston are allowed by Mr Fullarton to use the spring as the Coal Pits on his property have drained [Since] of their wells. |
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HAWKHILL |
Hawkhill
Hawkhill
Hawkhill
Hawkhill
Hawk Hill
Hawkhill
Hawkhill
Hawkhill |
John Blair Occr [Occupier]
G Fullarton Esq.
John Smith
Parish Map.
New Stat Acct [Statistical Account]
Voters List
Johnston's Co [County] Map
Directory to Gentlemens' Seats etc |
016 |
A Farm house with outbuildings garden etc the property of Patrick Warner Esq. occupied by John Blair. |
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PENNY BURN |
Penny Burn
Penny Burn
Penny Burn |
John Blair
John Smith
Alexander Muir |
016 |
A Small Stream bearing this name from Pennyburn Bridge into the Garnock Water it forms in part the boundary between parishes of Stevenston and Kilwinning. - |
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STEVENSTON BURN |
Stevenston Burn
Stevenston Burn
Stevenston Burn
Stevenston Burn
Stevenston Burn
Stevenston Burn |
G Fullarton Esq.
Property Plan
John Smith
Alexander Muir
New Stat Acct [Statistical Account]
Full [Fullarton] Gazetteer |
016 |
A considerable Stream bearing this name from a Sluice at the N. [North] side of Lochend into the Sea near Ardeer Iron Works. |
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SPOUT WELL |
Spout Well
Spout Well
Spout Well |
James Muir
Alexander Muir
John Smith |
016 |
A good Spring well at the East Side of the road near Hillhead it has no mineral properties. |
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County of Ayr -- Parish of Stevenston
Sheet 016.3
[Signed] M. Kinsela
Civil Assistant |
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QUAY STREET [Saltcoats] |
Quay Street
Quay Street |
Alexander Campbell Post Office
Robert Cunningham Esqr
Robert Maxton
New Stat. Acct [Statistical Account] |
016 |
This Street extends from Bradshaw Street to Harbour Street of the houses on either Side are inferior and occupied by Small trades people. |
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SALT PANS [Saltcoats] |
Salt Pans
Salt Pans |
Robert Maxton Occupier
Alexander Campbell
Robert Cunningham
New Stat. Acct [Statistical Account] |
016 |
This salt Manufactory is long established and is the property of Robert Cunningham Esqr. |
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COAL YARD |
Coal Yard |
Robert Cunningham Proprietor
Alexander Campbell
Robert Maxton |
016 |
The principle part of the Coal used in Saltcoats is purchased here Conducted by Messrs [Merry] and Cunningham |
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PAN BRAE |
Pan Brae |
Doctor Brown
Mr Campbell
Mr Cunningham |
016 |
This Street is the Continuation of Quay Street extending from Harbour Street to Salt Pans. |
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HILL STREET [Saltcoats] |
Hill Street |
Name Plate
Robert Cunningham
Alexander Campbell |
016 |
A narrow Street extending from Harbour Street to Finlays Brae the houses of which are of an inferior description and occupied by poor people |
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HARBOUR STREET [Saltcoats] |
Harbour Street |
Robert Cunningham
Alexander Campbell
Robert Maxton |
016 |
A narrow Street connecting Hill Street and Quay Street occupied by the worKing class |
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SARACEN'S HEAD INN [Saltcoats] |
Saracen's Head Inn |
Sign Board
Alexander Campbell
Robert Maxton |
016 |
This is the principle house of entertainment in Saltcoats the business of which is Conducted by Mr Alexander Campbell |
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POST OFFICE [Saltcoats] |
Post Office |
Alexander Campbell
Robert Maxton |
016 |
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SANDYLAND COTTAGE |
Sandyland Cottage |
Mr Campbell Post Office
Doctor Wallace
Doctor Kinnear |
016 |
A neat dwellinghouse the property of Captain Dunlop and occupied by Mrs Coulter |
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HARBOUR OFFICE [Saltcoats] |
Harbour Office |
R. Cunningham Esqr
Mr Campbell
Mr Maxton |
016 |
This establishment is at present closed up in Consequence of the Shipping trade all flowing to the Modern port of Ardrossan |
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COVE |
Cove |
Mr Orr Schoolmaster
F Russell Factor
George Cunningham |
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This object near Ardeer House is Considered to be Artificial formerly used in Connection with the Coal Workings. - |
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MARKET PLACE [Saltcoats] |
Market Place |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Bryce
Mr Campbell
Doctor Wallace |
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This market has been established about 12 years for the Sale of Dairy produce Corn etc there is not any Tolls levied public admitted free. -
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FINLAY'S BRAE |
Finlay's Brae |
Robert Cunninghame Esq'r
Alexander Campbell
Robert Maxton |
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This name applies from the junction of Nine Yards Street and Bradshaw Street to Canal Street having the Free Church erected on its South Side. - |
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FREE CHURCH [Saltcoats] |
Free Church |
Rev'd [Reverend] Mr Davison
Mr William Aitken Sessions Clerk
Alexander Campbell |
016 |
This church was erected in the Year 1843 and Contains 600 Sittings. Present Minister Rev'd [Reverend] Mr Davison |
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BRADSHAW STREET [Saltcoats] |
Bradshaw Street |
Name Plate
Alexander Campbell
Robert Cunningham |
016 |
This Street extends from Countess Street To Nine Yards Street the houses erected are substantial and chiefly occupied by tradespeople |
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SALTCOATS CAMPBELL |
Saltcoats Campbell
Saltcoats Campbell
Saltcoats Campbell
Saltcoats Campbell |
Robert Cunningham Esq'r Proprietor
Alexander Campbell Post Master
Robert Maxton
Paterson's Hist [History] of Ayr |
016 |
This name applies to the pasture and Sandhills from Ropewalk South side of Railway to High water mark extending Eastward to Stevenston Burn and is the property of Robert Cunninghame Esq'r |
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GOAT HOUSE |
Goat House |
Robert Cunninghame Esq'r
Alexander Campbell
Robert Maxton |
016 |
The house to which this name [applies] is of old standing and well known in the locality at present occupied by William Scott and is the property of Mr D McCallum. - |
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GOAT LANE [Saltcoats] |
Goat Lane |
Robert Cunningham
Alexander Campbell
Robert Maxton |
016 |
This lane extends from Countess Street to Goat House and is a well Known name |
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KYLES HILL |
Kyles Hill
Kyles Hill
Kyles Hill
Kyles Hill |
Robert Cunninghame Esqr
Alexander Campbell Post office
Robert Maxton
James Barclay |
016 |
This district is on a small Eminence immediately north of the Railway Station and is supposed in olden times to have embraced the greater part of Nine Yards Street but that which is now Colored on trace represents the locality as known in the present day |
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RAILWAY (Iron) [Ardeer Iron Works] |
Waggon Road |
Robert Cunninghame Esqr |
016 |
This Tram road or Horse Waggon railway extends from the old Pierhead to Ardeer Iron works from the harbour to the point a near railway Station belongs exclusively to Robert Cunninghame Esqr. the remainder to Messrs Merry & Cunninghame The Waggon road is on the South Side of and adjoining the Ardrossan Branch Railway from point a to Stevenston Burn |
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EAST CHURCH (United Presbyterian) [Saltcoats] |
East Church (U. P.) |
Alexander Campbell
Revd [Reverend] James Griffen
Robert Cunninghame Esqr |
016 |
A plain Stone building erected in the year 1782, at present the property of the Congregation who are in Communion with the united Presbyterian form of faith Minister Revd [Reverend] James Griffen |
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PARKEND |
Parkend |
Robert Cunningham Esqr
Alexander Campbell
Robert Maxton |
016 |
A Superior dwellinghouse with outhouses and Garden adjoining the property of and occupied by Mr William Brown [Kyles Hill] |
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SCHOOL [Kyleshill] |
Kyleshill School |
James Barclay Schoolmaster
Revd [Reverend] Cruikshank Minister
Alexander Campbell |
016 |
This School was erected for the convenience of the Inhabitan[ts] of Saltcoats it in Connection with the Established church. The children are of both sexes and are taught a plain English Education |
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[Added after "School" at Orthography as...] This is quite sufficient as it is situated close to Kyleshill House
The Heritors Subscribe voluntary contributions
yearly for its support
Signed [?]
The parish school is [?]
[Remainder too faint to read ] |
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COAL YARD |
Coal Yard |
Robert Cunninghame Esqr
Baird Kirk Station Master
Alexander Campbell |
016 |
This place was formerly used as a Coal depot but is now lying waste. |
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NINE YARDS STREET [Saltcoats] |
Nine Yards Street |
Name Plate
Robert Cunninghame
Alexander Campbell |
016 |
This Street is if old Standing but the greater part of the Southern side is removed in consequence of the Railway and improvements Connected therewith, the houses still remaining are of an inferior description and occupied by the poorer classes |
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KYLESHILL HOUSE |
Kyleshill House |
Robert Maxton occupier
Alexander Campbell Post office
Robert Cunninghame |
016 |
A superior dwellinghouse with garden adjoining the property of Mr John Ballantine now occupied by Mr Robert Maxton mining Engineer |
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CANAL STREET [Saltcoats] |
Canal Street
Canal Street
Canal Street
Sandylands |
Alexander Campbell
Robert Maxton
Robert Cunninghame Esqr.
Thomas McDonnell |
016 |
This street extends from Finlays Brae to Rockvale [and] is intersected at its South end by the Glasgow and Southwestern Railway it is also called Sandylands [but] the name Supplied is the most popular.- |
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RAILWAY STATION [Saltcoats] |
Railway Station |
Station Master
Alexander Campbell Post office
Robert Maxton |
016 |
A passenger and Goods Station on the Glasgow and Southwestern Railway (Ardrossan Branch) |
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GLASGOW AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY (Ardrossan Branch) |
Glasgow and South western Railway Ardrossan Branch |
Bills of Company
Station master Saltcoats
Alexander Campbell |
016 |
The branch of this railway extends from Kilwinning to Ardrossan and has Considerable Traffic This branches from the Ayr Branch of the Glasgow and South Western Railway at Kilwinning and extends to Ardrossan |
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CANALBANK |
Canalbank |
Robert Cunninghame Esqr
Alexander Campbell
Robert Maxton |
016 |
A Superior dwellinghouse with Garden and Ornamental ground attached the property of Robert Cunningham and Occupied by Mrs. McKinlay |
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ROPEWALK [Saltcoats] |
Ropewalk |
Robert Cunninghame
Alexander Campbell
Thomas McDonnell |
016 |
The manufacture of ropes are extensively carried on here by Messrs. Hugh and Thomas Mc Donnell. |
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ARCHERY GROUND [Saltcoats] |
Archery Ground |
Robert Cunninghame
Alexander Campbell
Robert Maxton |
016 |
This place of amusement is within the inclosure of the rope walk priviledge granted by the Messrs McDonnell it is about 130 links long and 35 broad having buts of earth at either end..- |
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OLD ENGINE HOUSE (Ruins) [Saltcoats] |
Old Engine House
Old Engine House |
New Sta Acct [Statistical Account]
Robert Cunninghame-Esqr
Alexander Campbell
Robert Maxton
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
016 |
The ruins of this enginehouse erected in 1719 is worthy of notice being supposed to have been the second Steam Engine erected in Scotland, the North West and part of the East Side is Still Standing and from its Ivy appearance many persons imagine it to be the ruins of a Castle.- |
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SUMMERSEAT |
Summerseat |
Robert Cunninghame Esqr
Alexander Campbell
Robert Maxton |
016 |
This name is applicable to the two dwellinghouses adjoining the Railway which are the property of Robert Cunninghame Esqr. and occupied by John Crawford |
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Branch of the ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND [Saltcoats] |
Royal Bank of Scotland |
Robert K Barbour
Agent |
016 |
This branch of the Royal Bank of Scotland has only been established Since the 2nd Novr [November] 1855 |
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SCHOOL [Saltcoats] |
School |
Mr Skeoch
Alexander Campbell
Robert Maxton |
016 |
A private or adventure School conducted by Mr Skeoch the Scholars are generally of the poor class and taught a plain english education average no [number] of Scholars about 100 |
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COALRUFFIE |
Coalruffie |
Doctor Wallace
Mr A Campbell
Robert Cunninghame Esqr |
016 |
This name applies top a ledge of rocks on the S E [South East] side of Pierwall the name is a corruption of Coalroof from the fact of a Seam of Coal extending from Stevenston to the place and appearing on the Surface |
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THE SHOTT |
The Shott |
Robert Cunninghame Esqr Proprietor
Title deeds & charter |
016 |
This name according to the proprietor applies to the ledge of rocks adjoining the Pierwall and extends from the Inner Nebbock to nearly opposite the Free Church at Finlay's Brae |
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[Note]
Ruffie, A wick or anything dipped in tallow
for the purpose of giving Light
[At the bottom of the page] See Trace |
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DOCKHEAD STREET [Saltcoats] |
Dockhead Street |
Alexander Campbell Post office
Robert Cunninghame Esqr
Robert Maxton |
016 |
This is one of the principle Streets of the Town of Saltcoats it extends from the Junctions of Quay Street and Bradshaw Street to Windmill Street |
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SHOPENDS |
Shopends |
Mr Alexander Campbell
Doctor Brown
Mr R Maxton |
016 |
This name applies to the Junction's of Countess Street Bradshaw Street Quay Street and Dockhead Street |
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GREEN STREET [Saltcoats] |
Green Street |
Alexander Campbell
Robert Maxton |
016 |
A very small portion of this Street is in the Parish of Stevenston near its Junction with Dockhead Street |
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SHOTTEND |
Shottend |
Robert Cunninghame Esqr
charter |
016 |
This name is applied to the rocks
on the South side of the New Pier
which is the Western extremity of
the Rocks known as the Shorte |
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HARBOUR [Saltcoats] |
Harbour |
Estate Plan
Robert Cunninghame Proprietor |
016 |
This name applies from Old Pierhead to Saltpans in the opinion of the Proprietor, but not of the Fishermen or any other residents that I spoke to - the name is written on plan in the ordinary acceptation of the word, but not to the rocky exposed foreshore called "The Hirst" [Initialled] JB at present the Harbour is quite deserted caused by the trade of Ardrossan. two or three Fishing vessels are the only Craft now to be seen about the Harbour- |
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OLD PIERHEAD [Saltcoats] |
Old Pierhead |
Robert Cunninghame Proprietor
Alexander Campbell
Robert Maxton |
016 |
The extreme end of the original Pier named as supplied. |
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ROCK OF THE REID |
Rock of the Reid |
Estate Map
Plan of Saltcoats Harbour
Mr Robert Cunninghame
Mr Campbell |
016 |
A large rock or ridge in the western entrance of the harbour of Saltcoats having a perch thereon, it is distant from the New Pier about ... chs. [chains] |
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THE HIRST |
The Hirst |
Doctor Brown
Mr Alexander Campbell
Robert Maxton |
016 |
This name applies to the foreshore between Old Pier Head and Castlewearock |
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QUAY HOUSE |
Quay House |
Doctor Brown
Alexander Campbell
Robert Cunninghame |
016 |
Name applicable to a public house on the Pier or Quay and well Known |
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BOAT HARBOUR [Saltcoats] |
Boat Harbour |
Robert Cunninghame Esqr Proprietor |
016 |
A place of mooring for Small Vessels on the west Side of the Braes |
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SALTCOATS |
Saltcoats |
New Stat Acct [Statistical Account]
Robertsons Top [Topographical Description of] Cunninghame
Old Stat Acct [Statistical Account]
Johnsons Co. [County] Map
Aitkens Map
Map of the Basin of the Clyde |
016 |
This town is a free Burgh of Barony, and is Situated on the Firth of Clyde in the Parishes of Ardrossan and Stevenston and is Comprised of Various Streets and lanes generally speaking in bad repair. there is a Market on Thursday for the Sale of Corn and Cattle and a Yearly fair on the last thursday of May.
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P.H. [King's Arms; Saltcoats] |
King's Arms P H [Public House] |
Sign Board
A McKelvie
Alexander Campbell |
016 |
A second rate public house chiefly frequented by the poor class.- |
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"We grant that in the said Burgh (Saltcoats) there may be
"Burgesses, and that the same may have power in all time coming
"to elect Bailies annually, and all other Officers necessary for the
"government of the said burgh, with power to the burgesses and inhabitants
"of the foresaid burgh of holding in the same for ever a Market place
"and a Weekly Market on the Wednesday and free fairs annually
"on the feasts of the Conception of the blessed Virgin Mother and
"of St. Laurence, for 8 days of the same, with all tholing (allowances)
"and liberties to or at the free Markets observed or to be observed
"in any manner prevalent for ever" &c
Paterson's History of Ayr
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COUNTESS STREET [Saltcoats] |
Countess Street |
Robert Maxton
Alexander Campbell Post office
Robert Cunninghame |
016 |
This name is of modern origin extending from Dockhead Street and Bradshaw Street in a [northerly] direction towards Dalry its [original] name was Rae Street |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Countess Street; Saltcoats] |
Countess Street Church
U P [United Presbyterian] |
Revd [Reverend] D Ronald
Mr David Poe Elder |
016 |
A plain Stone building at [the] Junction of Countess Street and [Goat] Lane so called to distinguish it from the U P [United Presbyterian] church on Kyles [Hill] |
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TOWN HOUSE [Saltcoats] |
Town House |
Robert Cunninghame Esqr
Alexander Campbell
Robert Maxton |
016 |
This building was erected in the [Year] 1825 by Public Subscription [wherein] is transacted the Public and [local] affairs of the Respective Parishes of Ardrossan & Stevenston, the ground floor is let to tradespeople the [upper] story for Public business |
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[Note]
The church is situated in Countess St. the
repetition of which may be avoided.
DH
[Note]
According to the Minutes of Meeting in 1825
it was decided to call this building Town House
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SEABANK |
Seabank
Seabank
Sea Bank
Sea Bank
Seabank |
Knox Map of Ayr & Renfrew
Aitkenk Map
--- Cunningham Esqr Proprietor
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Postage Directory |
016 |
A Superior dwellinghouse with park plantation and Gardens adjoining the residence of and property of Robert Cunninghame Esqr. |
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NELSON'S TOWER |
Nelsons Tower |
----- Cunningham Esqr Proprietor
Mr Campbell |
016 |
This Tower was erected by the late Mr Cunninghame in Commemoration of the Victories gained by Admiral Nelson it is a Circular building about 30 feet high Surmounted by a flagstaff and is mounted with Guns of Small Calibre the Tower is erected on the Crest of a hill Surrounded by plantation Commanding an extensive View of the Seaboard |
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BATTERY [nr Nelson's Tower] |
Battery |
Robert Cunninghame Esqr Proprietor
Alexander Campbell |
016 |
This battery is erected about 3 chains SW [South West] by West of Nelsons Tower it is of a Semicircular or halfmoon form mounting five guns which are 3 pounders and adds materially to the beauty of the grounds, there is a flagstaff in the centre of the battery which together with the embrasures forms a very striking effect when viewed from the Sea coast.- |
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OLD BARN |
Old Barn |
Robert Cunninghame Esqr
Alexander Campbell |
016 |
This barn is a well Known object in the vicinity of Saltcoats it is the property of Cunninghame Esqr and [occupied] by James Willock |
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STEVENSTON [village] |
Stevenston
Stevenston
Stevenston
Stevenston
Stevenston
Stevenston
Stevenston |
New Sta Acct [Statistical Account]
Johnsons Co. [County] Map
Aitkens Map
-- Cunninghame Esqr
Old Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Full. [Fullarton's] Gazetteer
Chalmer's Caledonia |
016 |
This town or village is about one Mile from Saltcoats on the road to Kilwinning the dwelling houses are of an inferior description principally one Story high and occupied by Colliers and poor people, the principle part of the town is Boglemart Main Street and Townhead which are one Continued Street from West to East.-
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PRIEST HILL |
Priest Hill |
Robert Cunninghame Esqr. Proprietor |
016 |
This name is not generally Known the proprietor Robert Cunninghame Esqr is the only authority.- |
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OLD RAISE ROAD |
Old Raise Road
Old Raise Road
Old Raise Road |
Alexander Campbell Post office
Robert Maxton
Robert Cunninghame Esqr |
016 |
This road was formerly the leading thoroughfare to Dalry and is well Known in the locality it extends from Raise Street by old Barn to Turnpike Road |
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TOWNHEAD LANDS |
Townhead Lands |
Robert Cunninghame Esqr
Alexander Campbell Post office
Robert Maxton Mining Engineer |
016 |
This name applies to the enclosed fields between Old Raise Road [and the] Policies of Seabank South of [the] Turnpike Road extending South[west] to Saltcoats.- |
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CAPONCRAIG WELL |
Caponcraig Well |
Revd [Reverend] J Cruikshank
Mr James Orr
Robert Cunninghame Esqr |
016 |
A spring well near Caponcraig Gaw, well known in the locality |
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CAPONCRAIG GAW QUARRY |
Caponcraig Gaw Quarry
Caponcraig Gaw Quarry
Caponcraig Gaw Quarry
Caponcraig Gaw Quarry
Capon-Craig-Gaw |
Revd [Reverend] J Cruikshank
Robert Maxton Mining Engineer
Mr Alexander Campbell
Robert Cunninghame Esqr
New Sta Acct [Statistical Account] |
016 |
This Geological formation of Green or Whinstone forms a barrier throughout the Coal field in this neighbourhood and at present is the mineral Leasehold boundary between Mr Cunninghame and the Heirs of the late Patrick Warner Esqr. |
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GLEBESIDE |
Glebeside |
Revd [Reverend] J Cruikshank
Mr J Orr
Robert Cunninghame |
016 |
Two dwellinghouses between Caponcraig Gaw and Stevenston the property of Mr William Fullarton now occupied by William Reside & others they are sometimes vulgarly termed Folly or the Folly |
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[Note]
"The Capon-craig-Gaw-Quarry, near Sea Bank
"furnishes an inexhaustible mass of re-
"-markably firm Greenstone; but it is
"but little wrought." - New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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MAYVILLE |
Mayville
Mayville
Mayville
Mayville |
Aitkens Map
Revd [Reverend] J Cruikshank
Mr James Orr
Paterson's History of Ayr |
016 |
A Superior dwellinghouse with Gardens and Ornamental [Grounds] the property of Gavin Fullarton Esqr. |
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MONUMENTAL PILLAR [Mayville] |
Monumental Pillar
Monumental Pillar
Monumental Pillar |
Inscription
Gavin Fullarton Esqr
Estate Map |
016 |
This ornamental pillar was [erected] by Robert Baillie of Mayville in the year 1784 in memory of his beloved Spouse and daughter |
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GRANGE STREET [Stevenston] |
Grange Street |
Name Plate
Revd [Reverend] J Cruikshank
Mr J Orr |
016 |
A narrow Street extending from Schoolwell Street in direction of Kerelaw |
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SCHOOLWELL STREET [Stevenston] |
Schoolwell Street |
Name Plate
Revd [Reverend] J Cruikshank
Mr J Orr |
016 |
A narrow dirty Street extending from Grange Street to Main [Street] |
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ROCKVALE |
Rockvale
Rockvale
Rockvale |
Robert Cunninghame Esqr
Alexander Campbell
Robert Maxton |
016 |
A Superior dwellinghouse with Gardens attached the property of and Occupied by Mr Adam Thompson. Late a Warrant officer in the East India Companies Service |
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BREWERY [Stevenston] |
Brewery
Brewery
Brewery
Breweryland |
Robert Cunninghame Esqr Proprietor
Alexander Campbell
Robert Maxton
William Love occupier |
016 |
This dwelling house and offices were formerly used as a Brewery now a farm yard the occupier calls the place Brewery land but the name Supplied is the Correct term |
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CANAL COTTAGE |
Canal Cottage
Canal Cottage
Canal Cottage
Robert Cunninghame Esqr Proprietor |
Robert Maxton
Alexander Campbell
William Kinnear
Canalside Cottage |
016 |
A neat cottage with garden adjoining occupied by William Kinnear, it is also called by many parties Canalside Cottage and the proprietor is in favor of the later |
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TOWNHEAD ROAD [Stevenston] |
Townhead Road
Townhead Road
Townhead Road |
Robert Cunninghame Esqr
Alexander Campbell Post Office
Robert Maxton Mining Engr. [Engineer] |
016 |
This road or lane extends from Kyles Hill through the Townhead Lands as a thoroughfare for the Occupiers.- |
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LOANHEAD WELL |
Loanhead Well |
Alexander Campbell
Robert Cunninghame Esqr
Robert Maxton |
016 |
A springwell on the South Side of a public footpath between Townhead Road and Old Raise road.- |
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PARKEND QUARRY |
Parkend Quarry |
New Sta Acct [Statistical Account]
Robert Cunninghame Esqr
Alexander Campbell |
016 |
This quarry is called Osmond Stone principally used as a Substitute for fire brick. the mineral is the property of Robert Cunninghame Esqr of Seabank [the] Surface the property of Mr [Brown] |
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Branch of the CITY OF GLASGOW BANK [Stevenston] |
City of Glasgow Bank |
Mr James Fullarton Agent |
016 |
This branch of the City of Glasgow [Bank] has only been opened on the 2nd Novr. [November] 18[--] |
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"This Quarry is of very superior Osmond stone, which is
"in much request for ovens, furnaces &c"
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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STANDING STONE [Corsecraig] |
Standing Stone |
Robert Cunninghame Esqr
Mr James Orr Schoolmaster
Revd [Reverend] J Cruikshank |
016 |
The origin of this stone is obscure - from enquiries made nothing of a satisfactory nature can be elicited Mr Alexander Campbell Post office Saltcoats states that he believes it to have been erected to mark the Site of the Original farm Steading of Corsecraig which was at or near the object in question and which farm was occupied by his Grandfather but it is more than probable that the Stone was prior to that age and doubtless erected to mark or commemorate some particular event.-
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Parish of Stevenston -- County of Ayr
"Of simple memorial stones, examples might be cited in nearly every
Scottish parish. Nearly all are of the same character, differing in
nothing but relative size, and the varying outlines of their
unhewn masses. They have outlived the traditions of their rearers
and no inscription preserves to us the long-forgotten name" &c
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CORSECRAIG |
Carsecraig
Carse |
Mr James Orr Schoolmaster
Revd [Reverend] J. Cruikshank
Robert Cunninghame Esqr Proprietor |
016 |
This name applies to two dwelling houses near Caponcraig Gaw the property of Robert Cunninghame Esqr.- |
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SCHOOL OF INDUSTRY [Stevenston] |
Industrial School |
Revd [Reverend] J Cruikshank
James Orr
Robert Cunninghame |
016 |
This Female School is conducted by Miss Sarah Whiteford the average No [Number] of Scholars 60 |
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MAYVILLE T.P. |
Mayville T. B |
Trust Schedule |
016 |
A Toll bar on the road between Largs and Stevenston |
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School of Industry ----> This mode is more generally used
than Industrial School. [Initials] D.H. |
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SCHOOL [Boglemart Street; Stevenston] |
School |
Revd [Reverend] J Cruikshank
Mr James Orr Schoolmaster
Robert Maxton |
016 |
This Parish School is erected between Boglemart and Grange Street. the Scholars are of both sexes and taught a plain english education |
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BOGLEMART STREET [Stevenston] |
Boglemart Street |
Revd [Reverend] J Cruikshank
Mr James Orr
Robert Cunninghame |
016 |
This street extends westward from Stevenston Burn in direction of Saltcoats |
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BOGLEMART PIT |
Boglemart Pit |
Robert Cunninghame Esqr Proprietor
Robert Maxton Mining Engineer
Alexander Campbell |
016 |
This Coal Pit is on the North Side of Stevenston Muir in the occupation of Messrs Merry and Cunninghame and is vulgarly styled Jenny Lind Pit |
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STEVENSTON MUIR |
Stevenston Muir |
Robert Cunninghame Esqr Proprietor
Robert Maxton
Alexander Campbell |
016 |
A considerable tract of ground composed principally of Sandhi[lls] interspersed slightly with heath the property of Robert Cunningh[ame] and is bounded on the East by Stevenston Burn on the South by a plantation on the west by Cultivated fields and on the north by the garden enclosure of Boglemart |
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OUTER NEBBOCK |
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Robert Cunninghame Esqr.
James Macdonald (Fisherman)
Peter Bradfort |
016 |
The outermost rock of the Harbour of Saltcoats, dry at half tide. the post in the rock is called the "Outer Perch" by the fishermen, and forms the Harbour Entrance Guid[e]
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OUTER PERCH |
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[See "Outer Nebbock"] |
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INNER NEBBOCK |
Inner Nebbock |
Alexander Campbell
Robert Cunninghame Esqr
Estate Plan Dated 1840 |
016 |
A large Isolated rock covered at High water about 50 links from New Pier |
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OUTER HARBOUR [Saltcoats] |
Outer Harbour |
Estate Plan 1840
Robert Cunninghame Esqr
Proprietor |
016 |
This harbour is formed by the
New Pier and old Pierhead
and is a considerable improvement. |
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NEW PIER [Saltcoats] |
New Pier |
Estate Map
Robert Cunninghame Proprietor
Alexander Campbell |
016 |
The pier is the Continuation of the Original Pier and Harbour extending about 4 chains in a South west direction to near the Inner Nebbock |
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BANNATYNE'S CLOSE [Saltcoats] |
Bannatynes Close |
Mr Campbell
Doctor Brown
Mr Maxton |
016 |
A narrow passage connecting Quay Street with the Braes |
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BRAES |
Braes |
Robert Cunninghame Proprietor
Alexander Campbell
Robert Maxton |
016 |
This name applies to the open Space between Boat Harbour and Garden inclosures there is a well or Tap on its east Side which supply the locality with water. Formerly there were several Ship building Yards here and to this day the Space is sometimes named Ship building Yard but that Supplied is Correct |
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BACKYETT WELL |
Backyett Well |
Robert Cunninghame
Alexander Campbell
Robert Maxton |
016 |
This well or pump is popularly known in the vicinity of Saltcoats |
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[Note at bottom of page]
Yett - Gate |
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ARDEER HOUSE |
Ardeer House
"Ardeer"
"Ardeer House" |
Mr Russel Factor
Mr J Orr
Mr.Armiston
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Postage Directory |
016 |
A superior dwellinghouse with gardens and plantation adjoining the property of Patrick Warner Esqr. |
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WOODHEAD PLANTATION |
Woodhead Plantation |
Mr Orr
Mr Russel
Mr Baird |
016 |
This plantation is on a rising ground East of Ardeer House and is well known in the locality.- |
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Site of PIPERHEUGH |
Site of Piperheugh
Site of Piperheugh
Site of Piperheugh
Site of Piperheugh |
Mr J. Orr Schoolmaster
Mr R Cunninghame
Paterson's Hist.[History] of Ayr
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
016 |
The site of the village referred to in the New Sta Acct [Statistical Account] is supposed to have been on the N. E. [North East] end or side of Woodhead Plantation embracing a part of the latter and extending to the Cross Road Eastward |
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Parish of Stevenston -- County of Ayr
There was a small village of antiquity, called
Piper heugh, of which there are some remains in the
wood at Ardeer. The inhabitants were chiefly Trump
makers: and there are some it would appear, in Stevenston of the same profession, for in the
Commissariat of Glasgow we find the record of the death, in 1627, of Agnes Glasgow, spouse to John Logane, trump
-maker in Stevenston; The trump which they manufactured at Piperheugh was the Jews' Harp; and from the name of
their residence it would appear that this little colony possessed the united accomplishments of Jubal and Tubal being not [only]
'artificers in [brass] and iron' but 'handlers of the harp', and [it is probable] of the pipe.
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] & Paterson's Hist. [History] of Ayr |
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QUARRY PIT |
Quarry Coal
Pit |
Mineral Plan
Mr J Baird
Mr J W armiston |
016 |
This Pit is named from its close proximity to Ardeer quarry |
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ARDEER QUARRY |
Ardeer Quarry |
Mr Russel Factor
Mr Maxton
Mr Baird |
016 |
An extensive sandstone quarry the property of Patrick Warner Esqr. |
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QUARRYMAN'S HOUSE |
Quarryman's House |
Mr J. Orr
Mr J Baird
Mr J W Armiston |
016 |
This house or dwelling was erected for the residence of the person in charge of the quarry. the present occupier is John Wilson quarry is the property of Mr Warner |
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SCHOOL [nr Old Bridge; Stevenston] |
School |
Mr J Orr Parish Schoolmaster
Mr Armiston |
016 |
A private school near the old Bridge wherein boys and Girls are instructed in a plain English education |
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STONE COFFIN AND URNS FOUND HERE [Ardeer Mains] |
Stone Coffin & Urns found here |
Mr P Smith Misk
Mr J. Orr
Mr G Cunningham |
016 |
The objects named were found in the year 1832 when levelling a field near Little Dubbs now Ardeer Mains, there are few persons in the neighbourhood who know any thing about the affair. Mr Smith a collier who is an intelligent man was on the ground when the Urns &c were found. And pointed out the Site |
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Parish of Stevenston
Mr George Cunningham who is about 76 Years of
age resides in Stevenston states that the date given in Paterson's Hist. [History of the County of Ayr]
for the discovery is wrong he considers that it is
60 years ago since the objects were found he
accompanied me to the ground to day and pointed
out the Site agreeable to that shown on trace.-- |
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LANGCROFT OLD PIT |
Langcroft Pit |
Mineral Plan
Mr J W Armiston
Mr Baird |
016 |
An old coal pit not worked for some Years |
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DEEPSHANK OLD PIT |
Deepshank Pit
Deepshank Pit |
Mineral Plan
Mr J W Armiston
Mr Baird
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
016 |
An old coal pit near to on the East side of the parish church |
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MILLHILL |
Millhill |
Mr J. Orr
Revd. [Reverend] Mr Cruikshank
Mr Baird |
016 |
A short row of cottages on a rising ground near Deepshank Pit the property of P Warner Esqr. |
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CHURCH [Stevenston] |
Church |
Revd Mr Cruikshank
Mr J. Orr
Mr Maxton |
016 |
This church is built on a prominent hill having a Steeple and Clock it is seated for about 1200 Present Minister Revd [Reverend] Mr Cruikshank.- |
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Site of ST MONK'S CHURCH |
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"The old church of Stevenston was dedicated to St. Monk. This is shown by the will of Archibald Weyr, dated 7th October 1547. The church then in existence was superseded by a new church about the year 1670 to which the people of Saltcoats added an aisle about 1744. Part of the old fabric was supposed to have been retained. This building, however, has been entirely removed within these few years, and a comfortable new building, erected [in] its place.
Paterson's History of Ayr also the New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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FREE CHURCH [Stevenston] |
Free church |
Revd [Reverend] Mr White
Mr J W Armiston
Mr J Baird |
016 |
A plain Stone building in Connection with the Free Presbyterian form of worship.- |
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COWROADING STREET [Stevenston] |
Cowroading Street |
Mr J. Orr
Mr Maxton
Mr J W Armiston |
016 |
A dirty Street or thoroughfa[re] extending from the main Stre[et] to Free church manse |
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MAIN STREET [Stevenston] |
Main Street |
Mr J Orr
Revd [Reverend] Mr Cruikshank
Mr Maxton |
016 |
This street extends from the New to the Old Bridges and is the Continuation of Boglemar[t] |
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TOWNHEAD STREET [Stevenston] |
Townhead Street |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Cruikshank
Mr J. Orr
Mr Maxton |
016 |
This street is the Continuati[on] of Boglemart and Main St[reet] it is narrow and dirty and the houses erected are of an inferior description chiefly occ[upied] by colliers |
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MANSE [Stevenston] |
Manse Parish |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Cruikshank
Mr J. Orr
Mr Maxton |
016 |
This manse was erected about the year 1787 it is a commodious residence adjoining the Parish church |
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KIRKGATE |
Kirkgate |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Cruikshank
Mr J. Orr
Mr Maxton |
016 |
A narrow thoroughfare extending from Schoolwell Street to the Parish church |
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BURNSIDE STREET [Stevenston] |
Burnside Street |
Mr J. Orr
Mr Maxton
Revd [Reverend] Mr Cruikshank |
016 |
A narrow passage Connecting the East end of Boglemart with Schoolwell Street |
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MILL (Corn) [Stevenston] |
Corn Mill |
Mr J. Orr
Revd [Reverend] Cruikshank
Mr Baird |
016 |
This mill is the property of Patrick Warner Esqr and now occupied by Mrs. Kenneth |
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Schoolwell Street -- See description Sheet 016.6 |
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NEW BRIDGE [Stevenston] |
New Bridge |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr Cruikshank
Mr J. Orr
Mr Maxton |
016 |
A county bridge of one arch across Stevenston Burn and is the division between Boglemart and main Street |
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FULLARTON'S BRIDGE |
Fullarton's Bridge |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Cruikshank
Mr J. Orr
Mr Baird |
016 |
This bridge connects Schoolwell Street and main Street, it is named from the circumstance of Gavin Fullarton Esqr of Kerel[aw] being at the principle portion [of] the expenses attending its construct[ion] |
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OLD BRIDGE |
Old Bridge |
Revd [Reverend] Mr Cruikshank
Mr J. Orr
Mr Baird |
016 |
A narrow bridge across Steven[ston] Burn East end of main Street the above are now all County Bridges.- |
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STEVENSTON STATION |
Stevenston Station |
Station Master
Sign Board
Mr Armiston |
016 |
A rude constructed railway station on the Ardrossan Branch which is distant from the Main Street of Stevenston about 1/2 mile |
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STATION HOUSES [Stevenston Station] |
Station Houses |
Mr J W Armiston
Mr J Baird
Mr James Orr |
016 |
This is a modern name and applies to a few work shops & dwelling houses adjoining Stevenston Station |
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TURF DYKE PIT |
Turf Dyke Pit
Turf Dike Pit |
Mineral Plan
Mr J W Armiston Manager
Mr J Baird
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
016 |
A coal pit connected with Stevenston Colliery in the occupation of Messrs. Merry & Cunninghame |
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Stevenston Muir -- See page 54
Saltcoats Campbell -- See page 30 |
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ROYAL GEORGE PIT |
Royal George
Pit |
Mineral Plan
Mr J W Armiston
Manager
Mr Maxton
Mining Engineer |
016 |
A coal pit in Connection with Stevenston Colliery the business of which is conducted by Messrs. Merry & Cunningham[e] |
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FISHERMAN'S HUT |
Fisherman's Hut |
Mr J W Armiston
Mr J Orr Schoolmaster
Mr Maxton |
016 |
A small Cottage at present used as a dwelling house its original intention was a shelter for fishermen |
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ARDEER COTTAGE |
Ardeer Cottage |
Mr J W Armiston occupier
Mr J. Orr
Mr Maxton |
016 |
A superior dwelling house erected by Messrs. Merry & Cunningh[ame] designed as a place of residence for the Manager of Iron and Coal Works |
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Stevenston Burn -- See page 23 |
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FREE CHURCH MANSE [Stevenston] |
Manse
F C [Free Church] |
Mr J. Orr
Mr J W Armiston
Mr Baird |
016 |
This name is at present in the occupation of the Revd [Reverend] Mr White |
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MUIRHOUSES |
Muirhouses |
Mr J. Orr Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
Mr Armiston
Mr Maxton |
016 |
A row of Cotter houses the property of Patrick Warner Esqr. Occupier by at present occupied by John Cobban and others |
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WAND HOUSE |
Wand House |
Mr J Baird occupier
Mr Maxton
Mr J Orr |
016 |
This house is occupied by Mr James Baird Under Ground Manager of Stevenston Colliery, name derived from the fact of Willows or rods for making baskets been here in former days |
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Wand, a situation in the open fields or woods
Jamieson [Jamieson's Dictionary of the Scottish Language] |
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STEVENSTON COLLIERY |
Stevenston Colliery |
Robert Cunninghame Esqr
Mr J W Armiston
Mr Maxton mining Engineer
Bills of Company |
016 |
The principle portion of this Coal field is in the Ardeer Estate That portion on the West Side of Stevenston Burn extending to the Caponcraig Gaw is in the Seabank Estate the Mineral of which is let on lease to Messrs Merry and Cunninghame for 25 yrs. [years] who also has a lease of the entire Colliery, at present there are 8 working pits the work of which are carried on in a brisk manner- |
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Step is the term used here for the Coal strata
but slip elsewhere. New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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ARDEER IRON WORKS |
Ardeer Iron Works |
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See description on page 80 D. H. |
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WATER MACHINE PIT |
Water Machine Pit |
Mineral Plan
Mr J W Armiston
Mr J Baird |
016 |
This coal pit is named as supplied and like the others in the occupation of Messrs. Merry and Cunninghame |
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TRIANGLE PIT |
Triangle Pit |
Mineral Plan
Mr J W Armiston
Mr J Baird |
016 |
This is an old coal pit and has not been worked for some years.- |
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TRIANGLE COTTAGE |
Triangle Cottage |
Mr J W. Armiston
James Gourlay occupier
Mr Baird |
016 |
A small cottage so called from its proximity to Triangle Pit |
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REDAN PIT (Coal) |
Redan Pit |
Mineral Plan
Mr J W Armiston
Mr J Baird |
016 |
A new coal pit named, in Commemoration of the Storming of the Redan Sebastapool belonging to Messrs Merry & Cunningha[me] |
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PRINCE OF WALES PITS (Coal) |
Prince of Wales Pit
Prince of Wales Pit No. 2 |
Mineral Plan
Mr J W armiston
Mr J Baird
Mineral Plan
Mr J W Armiston
Mr J Baird |
016 |
This coal pit is on the west side of the Iron Works in the occupation of Messrs Merry and Cunninghame.-
This is a New Pit and distinguish[ed] by a number as supplied belongi[ng] to Messrs Merry and Cunninghame |
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ARDEER MAINS |
Ardeer Mains
Ardeermains |
Mr F Russel Factor
Mr J Orr
Revd [Reverend] Cruikshank
Voters List |
016 |
A substantial dwelling house and farm Yard the property of Mr Warner now occupied by Mr John Gray this place was formerly called Little Dubbs.- |
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LIMEKILN OLD PIT |
Limekiln Pit |
Mineral Plan
Mr J W Armiston
Mr Baird |
016 |
An old Coal Pit which has not been worked for some years |
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MISK KNOWES |
Misk Knowes |
Mr J Armiston
Mr J. Orr
Robert Cunninghame |
016 |
A portion of the Sandhills adjoining the Farm of Misk well known by the name Supplied- |
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PUNN STREET |
Punn Street
Punn Street |
Mr J. Orr
Revd. [Reverend] Cruikshank |
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LOAN |
Loan |
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Revd [Reverend] Mr Cruikshank
Mr Baird |
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An open Space or Court on the North Side of Stevenston Burn, adjoining the old & Fullarton's Bridges |
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MASTER GOAT |
Master Goat |
Mr James Orr Schoolmaster
Mr J W Armiston
Mr Maxton |
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An old Cut or canal formerly used for the conveyance of coals West from the Misk it is well known as named and is narrower than when used for navigation, at present the name applies from Ardeer Cottages to the Inch Road |
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ARDEER BRICK WORKS |
Ardeer Brick Works |
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Mr J W Armiston
Mr Russel Factor |
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This brickworks is the property of Patrick Warner Esqr. |
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DIP ENGINE PIT |
Dip Engine Pit |
Mineral Plan
Mr J W Armiston manager |
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A coal pit adjoining the Ardeer Brick works worked by Messrs Merry & Cunninghame |
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Goat, A narrow cavern or inlet, into which
the sea enters
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BROOM |
Broom |
R. Cunningham Esqr Prop. [Proprietor]
Mr Wilson
Mr J. Orr |
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A moderate Sized farm Yard and dwelling, the property of R. Cunninghame now occupied by Adam Wilson |
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BROOM HOUSE |
Broom House |
R Cunninghame
Mr Wilson
Mr J. Orr |
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A Superior dwellinghouse with garden and plantation adjoining the property of R Cunninghame Esqr. and occupied by Mr Thomas Haldon |
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KNOWES ROAD |
Knowes Road |
R Cunninghame
Mr J. Orr
Mr Baird |
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The object which bears this name is merely a footpath Since the foundation of the Railway it extends at present from the Inch Road to Railway |
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INCH ROAD |
Inch Road |
Mr J. Orr
Mr Cunninghame
Mr Baird |
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An old sandy road in bad repair extending from Penny Burn to the Sand Hills. |
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MISK |
Misk
Misk
Misk |
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R Cunninghame Esqr
Mr J Orr Parish Schoolmaster |
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This farm Steading and grounds adjoining were formerly in a thriving State at present both houses and ground seems going to the bad the whole is the property of Patrick Warner Esqr and in the occupation of Messrs Merry and Cunninghame |
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Bog
Bog
Bog
Bog
Boag
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Boag |
Aitkens Map
R Cunninghame Esqr
Mr J. Orr
Estate Map
Hugh Bickett
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Voters List |
016 |
A dwellinghouse and farm Yard in good repair with garden and Plantation adjoining the property of Mr Baird and occupied by Hugh Bickett |
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BOGEND |
Bogend
Bogend
Bogend
Bogend |
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Mr J Orr
Mr Johnson
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
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A moderate sized dwelling house and farm yard the property of the Earl of Eglinton now Occupied by Mrs. Monroe |
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GLASGOW AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY (Ayr Branch) |
Glasgow and South Western Railway Ayr branch |
Bills of Company
Mr H. Clark Station master |
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A branch line of Railway for the conveyance of Passengers and goods.--
This line branches from the "Glasgow and South Western R[ailway"] near Dalry village and cont[inues] on to Ayr. |
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LONGFORD BRIDGE |
Longford Bridge |
Mr Millar
Mr Fulton
Mr Clark Station master |
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A large railway bridge acros[s] the Garnock on the Ayr Bran[ch] of the Glasgow & Southwestern Railway |
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SAND HILLS |
Sand Hills
Sand Hills
Sand Hills
Sand Hills
Sand Hills
Sand Hills
Sand Hills
Sand Hills
Misk Knolls and Ardeer Sand hills
Misk Knolls and Ardeer Sand hills
Misk Knowles and Ardeer Hills
Misk Knowles and Ardeer Hills |
Map of parts of Renfrew Ayr & Basin of clyde
Johnsons Co. [County] Map
Aitkens Map
New Sta Acct [Statistical Account]
David Gray Town clerk Irvine
Alexander McKinlay Harbour master
Old Stat. Acct, [Statistical Account]
Mr Campbell Post office Saltcoats
J W Armiston manager Ardeer Iron works
Article of Lease
Francis Russel Factor |
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An extensive tract of Sand hills extending along the Coast from Stevenston Burn to the Irvine and Garnock Waters. the hills of Sand are Scattered irregularly throughout the whole of the Waste and are Covered partially with a coarse description of Grass known as "bent"
According to the lease of this tract at present in the occupation of the Messrs. Merry and Cunninghame it is styled Misk Knowles and Ardeer Hills, but is not generally known as such by the inhabitants of the neighbourhood.
Property of Patrick Warner Esqr. and occupied by Messrs. Merry & Cunninghame |
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"The lower south division of the parish is a continued plain,
The Inequalities made by the sand hills, as they call them,
excepted, some of which are above 30 or 40 feet high. The soil
here is pure sand throughout; yet the stratum of clay prevalent
in the higher ground continues under the sand, and has been
once bare, and cultivated nearer the sea than at present"
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ARDEER CHEMICAL WORKS |
Ardeer Chemical Works |
Bills of Compy. [Company]
Messrs Merry & Cunninghame
R C Clapham Manager |
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An extensive chemical establist. [establishment] Conducted by Messrs. Merry and Cunninghame for the manufacture of Soda |
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ARDEER IRON WORKS |
Ardeer Iron Works |
R. C Clapham
J W. Armiston Manager
Francis Russel Factor |
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This Iron Works is Conducted by Messrs. Merry and Cunninghame for the manufacture of Pig Iron |
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FILLING GALLERY |
Filling Gallery |
R C Clapham
J. W. Armiston
Francis Russel |
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A long gallery about 40 links broad and 30 feet high erected on Arches for the purpose of Supplying the Smelting furnaces with ore.- |
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SNAP GREEN |
Snap Green
Snap Green
Snap Green
Snap Green
Snap Green |
Harbour Plan Dated 1823
David Gray Esqr. Town clerk
Alexander McKinlay
Estate Map
Francis Russel Factor |
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This name is applied to a land portion of Superior pasture between the Garnock and Sand Hills. there is not any appearance of it ever being cultivated, the difference between the pasture referred to above, and the coarse grass on the Sand Hills is very striking |
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BAR MOUTH |
Bar Mouth |
Alexander McKinlay Harbour master
David Gray Esqr
Francis Russel |
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This is a popular name with Seafaring people and well known in the locality of Irvine.- |
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IRVINE BAY |
Irvine Bay |
Alexander McKinlay
David Gray Esqr
Francis Russel |
016 |
This name is applied to the navigable portion of the Sea on either Side of the Bar mouth, and adjoining it, including also the Space between the High and Low Water. |
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GARNOCK FOOT |
Garnock Foot |
Alexander McKinlay Harbour master
David Grey Town clerk |
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This name is commonly given to the Junction of the Garnock and Irvine Waters, by some it is called Garnock mouth but the name Supplied is the popular one |
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GARNOCK HOLE |
Garnock Hole |
Alexander McKinlay
David Gray Esqr. Town clerk |
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This name is applied to a deep hole in the Garnock Water near the Junction of the Irvine |
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FERRY [Garnock Foot] |
Ferry |
Alexander McKinlay
David Gray |
016 |
This ferry is the only Communication between Irvine Harbour and the
opposite side of the water. passage is from Old Quay End to the Jetty west Side of Garnock Foot there is only one boat for this thoroughfare and charge only 1d [penny] |
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RIVER IRVINE |
Irvine Water
Irvine Water
Irvine Water
"The Irvine"
"Irvine River"
"Irvine Water"
"The River of Irvine"
"River Irvine"
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Alexander McKinlay Harbour master
David Grey Esqr Town clerk Irvine
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Full. [Fullarton's] Gazeteer
Johnstons Co. [County] Map
Aitkens Map of Cunningham
Old Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
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The portion of this river or water adjoining the parish of Stevenston forms a junction with the Garnock and is navigable from near the Patent slip in plan 16 chart 16 Irvine to the sea-
"The name of this river is from the British Ir-avon signifying the green water" and hence the name of the Town is derived from the River, rather than the River (Irvine Water) after the Town.
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RIVER GARNOCK |
Garnock Water
Garnock Water
Garnock Water
River Garnock
River Garnock
River Garnock
River Garnock
River Garnock
River Garnock
River Garnock
River Garnock
River Garnock |
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David Gray Esqr
Mr James Campbell Post master
James Finlay Esqr Copied from Kilbirnie N.B. [Name Book]
Cap. Wilson, Ladyland Copied from Kilbirnie N.B. [Name Book]
W. C. Patrick Esqr. Copied from Kilbirnie N.B. [Name Book]
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Mineral Plan of Irvine
Mr. Laird Copied from N.B. [Name Book] of Dalry
Mr. Smith Copied from N.B. [Name Book] of Dalry
Mr. McCosh Copied from N.B. [Name Book] of Dalry |
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This water or river has its Source in the parish of Kilbirnie flowing in a Southerly direction through the Parish of Dalry and Killwinning Parishes to its Junction with the Irvine Water |
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COAL SHIPPING WHARF |
Coal Shipping Wharf |
Alexander McKinlay
Harbour Master
David Gray Esqr.
Town clerk |
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A wooden wharf erected for the Lading of vessels with Coal |
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OLD QUAY END [Irvine Harbour] |
Old Quay End |
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David Gray Esqr. |
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IRVINE HARBOUR |
Irvine Harbour |
Alexander McKinlay
David Gray Esqr. |
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This name applies from the Coal Shipping Wharf in an Easterly direction as far as navigable. |
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IRVINE BAR |
Irvine Bar
Irvine Bar
Irvine Bar
Irvine Bar |
Telegraph Signals
Alexander McKinlay Harbour master
David Gray Esqr.
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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This name is applicable to the Sand at the mouth of the River Irvine Low Water mark, since this construction of the rude Stone Jetty the water has been more confined to the channel of the Irvine and navigation Considerably improved.- |
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BAR PERCH |
Bar Perch |
Alexander McKinlay Harbour Master
David Gray Esqr.
Mr. Armanton |
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This object is on the South End of Bar Mouth as a Guidance to mariners it is a wooden pole having a peculiar mark to distinguish it from the other Palls or mooring posts erected on the Jettys |
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[Signed] John Bayly Captn [Captain] RE [Royal Engineers]
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Names of Objects -- Sheets -- Plans -- Pages
Parish of Stevenston -- -- 5
Glasgow & South Western Railway (Ardrossan Branch) -- 16 -- 6 -- 34
Archery Ground -- 16 -- 6 -- 35
Ardeer House -- 16 -- 7 -- 57
Ardeer Quarry -- 16 -- 7 -- 58
Ardeer Cottage -- 16 -- 7 -- 66
Ardeer Iron Works -- 16 -- 7.11 -- 80
Ardeer Mains -- 16 -- 7 -- 71
Ardeer Brick Works -- 16 -- 7 -- 73
Ayr Branch Railway -- 16 -- 8 -- 78
Ardeer Chemical Works -- 16 -- 11 -- 80
Brakplough -- 16 -- 2 -- 13
Brakplough Cottages -- 16 -- 2 -- 14
Bank Well -- 16 -- 3 -- 22
Bradshaw Street -- 16 -- 6 -- 29
Branch of the Royal Bank of Scotland -- 16 -- 6 -- 36
Boat Harbour -- 16 -- 6 -- 40
Battery -- 16 -- 6 -- 44
Brewery -- 16 -- 6 -- 49
Branch of the City of Glasgow Bank -- 16 -- 6 -- 50
Boglemart Street -- 16 -- 6 -- 53
Boglemart Pit -- 16 -- 6 -- 53
Bannatyne's Close -- 16 -- 6 -- 55
Braes -- 16 -- 6 -- 56
Backyett Well -- 16 -- 6 -- 56
Burnside Street -- 16 -- 7 -- 63
Broom -- 16 -- 7 -- 75
Broom House -- 16 -- 7 -- 75
Bog -- 16 -- 8 -- 77
Bogend -- 16 -- 8 -- 78
Bar Mouth -- 16 -- 16 -- 82
Bar Perch -- 16 -- 16 -- 86
Craig Well -- 11 -- 15 -- 9
Corsinkell -- 16 -- 2 -- 11
Crookswell -- 16 -- 2 -- 12
Castle Hill -- 16 -- 3 -- 17 |
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Names of Objects -- Sheets -- Plans -- Pages
Castlehill -- 16 -- 3 -- 17
Coal yard -- 16 -- 6 -- 25
Cove -- 16 -- 6 -- 27
Coal yard -- 16 -- 6 -- 23
Canal Street -- 16 -- 6 -- 34
Canalbank -- 16 -- 6 -- 35
Coalruffie -- 16 -- 6 -- 37
Countess Street -- 16 -- 6 -- 42
Caponcraig Well -- 16 -- 6 -- 47
Caponcraig Quarry -- 16 -- 6 -- 47
Canal Cottage -- 16 -- 6 -- 49
Corsecraig -- 16 -- 6 -- 52
Church on site of St. Monk's Church -- 16 -- 7 -- 61
Cowroading Street -- 16 -- 7 -- 62
Coal Shipping Warf -- 16 -- 6 -- 85
Dockhead Street -- 16 -- 6 -- 38
Deepshank Old Pit -- 16 -- 7 -- 61
Dip Engine Pit -- 16 -- 7 -- 73
East Hayocks -- 16 -- 3 -- 21
East Church (U. P.) [United Presbyterian] -- 16 -- 6 -- 32
Fellie Hill -- 16 -- 3 -- 15
Finlay's Brae -- 16 -- 6 -- 29
Free Church -- 16 -- 7 -- 62
Free Church -- 16 -- 6 -- 29
Fullarton's Bridge -- 16 -- 7 -- 64
Fisherman's Hut -- 16 -- 7 -- 66
Free Church Manse -- 16 -- 7 -- 67
Filling Gallery -- 16 -- 11 -- 80
Ferry -- 16 -- 16 -- 83
Firth of Clyde -- various -- 6
Glen Bank -- 11 -- 14 -- 7
Glen Burn -- 11 -- 14 -- 7
Glen Mount -- 11 -- 14 -- 8
Glen -- 16 -- 2 -- 11
Greenhead Mount -- 16 -- 3 -- 16
Greenhead -- 16 -- 3 -- 16
Goat House -- 16 -- 6 -- 30
Goat Lane -- 16 -- 6 -- 30 |
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Names of Objects -- Sheets -- Plans -- Pages
Green Street -- 16 -- 6 -- 38
Glebeside -- 16 -- 6 -- 47
Grange Street -- 16 -- 6 -- 48
Garnock Foot -- 16 -- 6 -- 83
Garnock Hole -- 16 -- 6 -- 83
Hillhead -- 16 -- 3 -- 18
Hillerhirst -- 16 -- 3 -- 18
Hillerhirst Quarry -- 16 -- 3 -- 18
Hayocks -- 16 -- 3 -- 21
Hawkhill -- 16 -- 3 -- 22
Hill Street -- 16 -- 6 -- 26
Harbour Street -- 16 -- 6 -- 26
Harbour Office -- 16 -- 6 -- 27
Harbour -- 16 -- 6 -- 39
Inner Nebbock -- 16 -- 6 -- 55
Inch Road -- 16 -- 7 -- 76
Irvine Bay -- 16 -- 16 -- 82
Irvine Water -- 16 -- 16 -- 84
Irvine Harbour -- 16 -- 16 -- 85
Irvine Bar -- 16 -- 16 -- 86
Kerelaw Castle -- 16 -- 3 -- 19
Kerelaw -- 16 -- 3 -- 20
Kerelaw Bridge -- 16 -- 3 -- 22
Kyles Hill -- 16 -- 6 -- 31
Kyleshill House -- 16 -- 6 -- 33
King's Arms P. H. [Public House] -- 16 -- 6 -- 41
Kirkgate -- 16 -- 7 -- 63
Knowes Road -- 16 -- 7 -- 75
Loch Canal -- 11 -- 15 -- 9
Loch Craigs -- 11 -- 15 -- 10
Lochcraigs -- 16 -- 3 -- 15
Lochend -- 16 -- 3 -- 16
Little Hill -- 16 -- 3 -- 20
Loanhead Well -- 16 -- 6 -- 50
Longcroft Old Pit -- 16 -- 7 -- 61 |
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Names of Objects -- Sheets -- Plans -- Pages
Limekiln Old Pit -- 16 -- 7 -- 71
Loan -- 16 -- 7 -- 72
Longford Bridge -- 16 -- 8 -- 78
Middlepart -- 16 -- 2 -- 12
Mayfield -- 16 -- 2 -- 14
Market Place -- 16 -- 6 -- 28
Mayville -- 16 -- 6 -- 48
Monumental Pillar -- 16 -- 6 -- 48
Mayville T. P. [Turn Pike]-- 16 -- 6 -- 52
Millhill -- 16 -- 7 -- 61
Main Street -- 16 -- 7 -- 62
Manse -- 16 -- 7 -- 63
Mill -- 16 -- 7 -- 63
Muirhouse -- 16 -- 7 -- 67
MisK Knowes -- 16 -- 7 -- 71
Master Goat -- 16 -- 7 -- 73
MisK -- 16 -- 8 -- 77
Nine Yards Street -- 16 -- 6 -- 33
Nelson's Tower -- 16 -- 6 -- 43
New Pier -- 16 -- 6 -- 55
New Bridge -- 16 -- 7 -- 64
Old Engine House -- 16 -- 6 -- 36
Old Pierhead -- 16 -- 6 -- 39
Old Barn -- 16 -- 6 -- 44
Old Raise Road -- 16 -- 6 -- 46
Outer Harbour -- 16 -- 6 -- 55
Old Bridge -- 16 -- 7 -- 64
Old Quay End -- 16 -- 16 -- 85
Park -- 16 -- 3 -- 15
Pennyburn Bridge -- 16 -- 3 -- 21
Penny Burn -- 16 -- 3 -- 23
Pan Brae -- 16 -- 6 -- 25
Post Office -- 16 -- 6 -- 26
ParKend -- 16 -- 6 -- 32
Priest Hill -- 16 -- 6 -- 46
ParKend Quarry -- 16 -- 6 -- 50
Prince of Wales Pits -- 16 -- 7 -- 70
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Names of Objects -- Sheets -- Plans -- Pages
Quarrel Burn -- 16 -- 2 -- 11
Quarrelburn Quarries -- 16 -- 2 -- 13
Quay Street -- 16 -- 6 -- 25
Quay House -- 16 -- 6 -- 40
Quarry Pit -- 16 -- 7 -- 58
Quarryman's House -- 16 -- 7 -- 58
Railway Station -- 16 -- 6 -- 34
Rope walk -- 16 -- 6 -- 35
Rock of the Reid -- 16 -- 6 -- 39
Rockvale -- 16 -- 6 -- 49
Royal George Pit -- 16 -- 7 -- 66
Redan Pit -- 16 -- 7 -- 70
River Garnock -- 16 -- 16 -- 84
Stevenston Loch or Ashgrove Loch -- 11 -- 15 -- 10
Stevenston Burn -- 16 -- 3 -- 23
Spout Well -- 16 -- 3 -- 23
Salt Pans -- 16 -- 6 -- 25
Saracen's Head Inn -- 16 -- 6 -- 26
Sandyland Cottage -- 16 -- 6 -- 27
Saltcoats Campbell -- 16 -- 6 -- 30
School -- 16 -- 6 -- 32
Summerseat -- 16 -- 6 -- 36
School -- 16 -- 6 -- 37
Shopends -- 16 -- 6 -- 38
Shottend -- 16 -- 6 -- 38
Saltcoats -- 16 -- 6 -- 41
Seabank -- 16 -- 6 -- 43
Stevenston -- 16 -- 6 -- 45
Schoolwell Street -- 16 -- 6 -- 48
Standing Stone -- 16 -- 6 -- 51
School of Industry -- 16 -- 6 -- 52
School -- 16 -- 6 -- 53
Stevenston Muir -- 16 -- 6 -- 54
Site of the Village of Piperheugh -- 16 -- 7-- 57
School -- 16 -- 7 -- 59
Stone Coffin and Urns found here -- 16 -- 7 -- 59
Stevenston Station -- 16 -- 7 -- 65
Station Houses -- 16 -- 7 -- 65
Stevenston Colliery ardeer -- 16 -- 7 -- 68
Sand Hills -- 16 -- 11 -- 79
Snap Green -- 16 -- 16 -- 81 |
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Names of Objects -- Sheets -- Plans -- Pages
The Craigs -- 1 -- 15 -- 9
The Shott -- 16 -- 6 -- 37
The Hirst -- 16 -- 6 -- 40
Town House -- 16 -- 6 -- 42
Townhead Lands -- 16 -- 6 -- 46
Townhead Road -- 16 -- 6 -- 50
Townhead Street -- 16 -- 7 -- 62
Triangle Old Pit -- 16 -- 7 -- 69
Triangle Cottage -- 16 -- 7 -- 69
U. P. [United Presbyterian] Church -- 16 -- 6 -- 42
Waggon Road Railway - Iron -- 16 -- 6 -- 31
Woodhead Plantation -- 16 -- 7 -- 57
Wand House -- 16 -- 7 -- 67
Water Machine Pit -- 16 -- 7 -- 69 |
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