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STEWARTON [parish] |
Parish of Stewarton
Parish of Stewarton
Stewartown
Stewartoun
Parish of Stewarton
Parish of Stewarton
Parish of Stewarton |
The Sheriff's List of Parishes
New Statistical Account of Ayr & Bute
Old Statistical Account
Chalmers Caledonia
Paterson's History of Ayr
Full. [Fullarton's] Gazetteer
Postage Directory |
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A Parish in the district of Cunninghame in the County of Ayr. It is bounded on the North East by the the Parishes of Neilston & Mearns, in Renfrewshire, on the East & Southeast by Fenwick, on the South by Dreghorn, on the West by Irvine and Kilwinning, on the N. [North] by Beith, and on the N. [North] and N.W. [North West] by Dunlop. Its extreme length is about 12 miles, average width about 2½.
The name is formed (according to the New Statistical Acct. [Account]) from the Surname Stewart, first used as a family distinction by Walter II in 1204. The district of Cunningham, with others in the County being the property of the crown, was from time to time united in the hands of some powerful family, and Stewarton, among others, being created a separate Lordship, became the inheritance of James, High Stewart in 1283." The antiquities of the Parish are not very numerous, and will be found described in some of the following pages of this book.
There is no portion of this parish detached, nor is there a detached portion of any other parish within this.
"Stewartoun parish had its name, from the town, where the Church stands; and the town had obviously acquired its appellation, from some Stewart, to whose designation, the common Anglo Saxon termination, teen, was added." Chamers' Caledonia. vol. 3. p 555. |
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CARSWELL BRIDGE |
Carswell Bridge |
Mr. James Stevenson Road Surveyor
Mr Ferguson Fullwood
Mr Gilmoir Fullwood |
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A small Bridge of one arch, no the statute labour road, over the stream forming the boundary of the Parish, built and maintained out of the funds of the Parish Road Authorities.
A County Bridge. |
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Parish of Stewarton - Sheet IX.10 [9.10] - T [Trace] 6 |
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NEWMILL BRIDGE |
Newmill Bridge
Newmill Bridge
Newmill Bridge |
Mr. Ferguson Midtown of Fullwood
Mr. James McGill Smith
Robert Howie Wright |
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A Bridge of one arch over the Statute labour Road over the Stream forming the Parish boundary, built and maintained by the Parish Road Authorities. A County Bridge. |
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FULLWOOD |
Fullwood
Fullwood
Fullwood |
Mr. Ferguson
Mr. James McGill
Mr. Robert Howie |
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Two dwelling houses, with Smith, & Wright, shops & gardens attached occupied by James McGill Smith, and Robert Howie, House Carpenter.The property of Mr. Robert Deacon Malletsheugh. Mairns Parish. |
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Parish of Stewarton -- Sheet 9.13 - T [Trace] 6 |
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THE TOTHERICK |
The Totherick
The Totherick
The Totherick |
Mr. Ferguson Midtown of Fullwood
Mr Gilmour Fullwood
Mr. Barr Windyyet. |
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A small hill on the lands of Fullwood cultivated on the summit but very precipitous on the north and west sides.
I do not know the origin of the name but this is the way in which it is pronounced. |
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Parish of Stewarton -- Sheet IX.14 [9.14] - T. [Trace] 1 |
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GABROC HILL |
Garbroc Hill |
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The prominent eminence upon which the above 3 |
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MIDTOWN OF GABROCHILL |
Midtown (or Midhouse) of Gabrochill
Midtown (or Midhouse) of Gabrochill
Midtown (or Midhouse) of Gabrochill
Gabrochill
Gabrohhill |
Mr. John Stewart
Mr. Ferguson Fullwood
Mr. John Whiteford Townhead
Title Deeds
List of Voters |
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A neat Farmhouse and Garden etc. & occupied by the proprietor Mr. Stewart. In speaking of this farm people generally use "Midhouse" either way can be taken. |
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TOWNEND OF GABROCHILL |
Townend of Gabrochill
Townend of Gabrochill
Townend of Gabrochill
Gabrochhill
Gabrochhills |
Mr Adam Carrie
Mr. John Stewart
Mr. John Feguson
List of Voters
Johnson's Co. [County] Map - applied to the whole of the farms |
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A farm house with outbuildings and extensive garden, the property of John Stewart Esqr. Oakfield Terrace [-] Glasgow |
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TOWNHEAD OF GABROCHILL |
Townhead of Gabrochill
Townhead of Gabrochill
Towhead of Gabrochill
Townhead of Gabrochill |
Mr. John Whiteford occr. [occupier]
Mr. John Stewart Midtown
Mr. Adam Carrie Townend
List of Voters |
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An extensive Farm Steading the property of Adam Brown Esqr. of Auchentorlie Farm and occupied by Mr. Whiteford. |
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Parish of Stewarton -- Sheet IX.14 [9.14] T [Trace] 2 |
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MIDTOWN OF FULLWOOD |
Mdtown of Fullwood
Midtown of Fullwood
Midtown of Fullwood
Mid Fullwood |
Mr. Ferguson
Title Deeds
Mr. James Wyllie Townhead
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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An excellent Farm house with outbuildings garden & belonging to and occupied by Mr. Ferguson. |
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TOWNHEAD OF FULLWOOD |
Townhead of Fullwood
Townhead of Fullwood
Townhead of Fullwood
Fullwoods |
William MacKie Esq. Meikle Corsehill
Title Deeds
Mr. James Wyllie occr. [occupier]
applied to the whole are Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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An old farm house with outbuildings and garden attached the property of Mr. Mackie and occupied by Mr. James Wyllie. |
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GREENSLAND |
Greensland
Greensland
Greensland
Meadowfoot of Garbrochill |
Mr Adam Carrie
Mr. Ferguson Robertland
Mr. Ferguson Fullwood
Mr. John Stewart Midhouse |
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A good house with extensive outbuildings and garden attached occupied by Adam Carrie. |
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Parish of Stewarton Sheet IX.14 T [Trace] 3 & 4 |
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FULLWOOD |
Fullwood
Fullwood
Fullwood
Townend of Fullwood
Fullwoods |
William MacKie Esqr. Meikle Corsehill
Title Deeds
Mr. John Steven, occupier
Mr. Ferguson applied to all are Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A small farm house with outbuildings and garden attached belonging to Mr. Mackie. This farm was formerly part of the farm of Townhead of Fullwood thee name is of a latter date than the other as the farm steading is not yet very old.
The people in the locality in speaking of this and the other farms of the same name, generally use Fullwood alone, distinguishing them by the name of the person residing in them. |
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TOWNEND OF FULLWOOD |
Townend of Fullwood
Townend of Fullwood
Townend of Fullwood |
Mr. Ferguson Midtown
Mr. Ferguson Robertland
Mr. Gilmour Tenant
List of Voters |
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A farm house with outbuildings & garden attached, the property of Sir Thomas Cunningham Bart. of Corsehill and occupied by Mr. Gilmour. |
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Parish of Stewarton Sheet IX.14 T [Trace] 4 |
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EAST BURN |
East Burn
East Burn
East Burn |
William MacKie Esqr.
Mr. Ferguson
Mr. Gilmour |
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A small stream gathering in the moors near Gabrochill etc and having this name from Fulllwood till it falls into the Annick Water at the village of Stewarton. |
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OVER AUCHENTIBER |
Over Auchentiber
Over Auchentiber
Over Auchentiber
Auchentiber
Auchentiber |
Mr. John Halbert Tenant
Mr. Ferguson
Mr. Gilmour
List of Voters
Johnson's Co. [County] Map. |
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Two farm houses with outbuildings, gardens etc. one the property of Mr. Lindsay Broadlands and the other Mr. Ferguson of Midtown of Fullwood |
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No. 21. Parish of Stewarton - Sheet IX.14 T [Trace] 4 & 5 |
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MIDTOWN OF BLACKLAW |
Midtown of Blacklaw
Midtown of Blacklaw
Midtown of Blacklaw
Mid Blacklaw |
Dr. [Doctor] Brown
Mr. Millar
Mr. J. Carswell - occupier
List of Voters. |
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A farmhouse with outbuildings garden etc. the property of Dr. [Doctor] Brown Stewarton. |
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TOWNHEAD OF BLACKLAW |
Townhead of Blacklaw
Townhead of Blacklaw
Townhead of Blacklaw |
Dr. [Doctor] Brown Stewarton
Mr. Miller writer.
Andrew Barr Windy yet. |
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A farmhouse with outbuildings garden - the property of Allen Brown Esqr. Brom. |
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WINDY YET |
Windy Yet
Windy Yet
Yet or Yett
Windy Yett |
as above
List of Voters
a gate - Jamieson's Dictionary
Parish Map. |
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A neat farmhouse with outbuildings, garden and the property of A Pollock Esqr. |
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LOWTOWN OF BLACKLAW |
Lowtown of Blacklaw
Lowtown of Blacklaw
Lowtown of Blacklaw |
Mr. Wallace occupier.
Dr. [Doctor] Brown Stewarton.
Mr. J Brown Blacklawhill. |
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A farmhouse with extensive outbuildings etc. The property of Mr. Thomas Wallace - Stewarton. |
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BLACKLAWHALL |
Blacklawhill
Blacklawhill
Blacklawhill |
as above
List of Voters
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A neat farmhouse with very extensive outbuildings, the property of the Occupier Mr. J. Brown. |
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BLACK LAW |
Blacklaw |
as above |
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A steep rocky hill. Four farms derive their name from it. |
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No. 21.
Parish of Stewarton |
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CORSEHOUSE |
Corsehouse
Corsehouse
Corsehouse
Corsehouse |
Mr. Millar writer
Dr. [Doctor] Brown
William Anderson occupier
List of Voters |
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A farmhouse with extensive outbuildings etc. The property of Mr. Millar Stewarton. |
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CORSEHOUSE BRIDGE |
Corsehouse Bridge |
Mr. Millar writer
Dr. [Doctor] Brown William Anderson occupier
List of Voters |
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A stone bridge of one Arch, on the turnpike Road between Glasgow & Stewarton - repaired by the County. |
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DUN MOSS |
Dun Moss
Dun Moss
Dun Moss |
Mr. Andrew Barr Windy Yet
Robert Miller Esqr. Stewarton
Mr. Robert Dunlop Townend of Blacklaw. |
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A Moss covered with short heath partly on the farm of Windy Yet etc. & the Townend of Blacklaw. It is so called from its dun appearance. - |
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Parish of Stewarton |
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CORSEHOUSE BURN |
Corsehouse Burn
Corsehouse Burn
Corsehouse Burn |
Mr. Anderson, Corsehouse
Mr. Barr Windy Yet
Mr. Dunlop Townend of Blacklaw |
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A large stream so called from the parish Boundary to its junction with Annock Water. - |
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Parish of Stewarton No. 21. |
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CAULDHAME |
Cauldhame
Cauldhame
Caulhame
Cauldhame |
Robert Mackie Esqr.
Estate Map
Mr. John Tweed (Tenant)
Voters List |
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A large Dairy farm with good steading garden etc. is Situate 2½ miles N.W. [North West] by W [West] from Stewarton. |
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LUGTON WATER |
Lugton Water
Lugton Water
Lugton Water
Lugton Water
Lugton Water |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. Stevenson (Road Surveyor)
New Statistical Acct. [Account] of Scotland
Aitken's Map of Cunningham
Johnson's Co. [County] Map. |
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A Small river having its source from Loch Libo in Renfrewshire, and running in a S. [South] Westerly direction, forming the boundary line between Beith and Dunlop. It has its influx with the 'River Garnock' near 'Eglinton Castle' in Kilwinning Parish. |
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WAUKMILL |
Waukmill
Waulkmill
Walkmill
Waukmill
Waukmill
Waukmill |
Robert Mackie Esqr.
Estate Map
Johnson's Dictionary
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
A fulling Mill Jamieson
Aitkens Map of Cunningham |
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A Small dairy farm recently leased to the tenant of Wardlaw, is situate 3 miles W.N.W. [West North West] from Stewarton. |
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No. 21.
Stewarton Parish -- 7.7 T. [Trace] 3
Wauk - To press cloth Burn's Glossary |
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BRAE |
Brae
Brae
Brae
Brae
Brae
Brae |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. Robert Miller (Tent) [Tenant]
Estate Map
Aitken's Co. [County] Map
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
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A small dairy farm, the dwellinghouse & outhouses belong thereto are under 1 roof, and adjoining the E. [East] side of the parish road from Bloak to Dunlop. is situate nearly 3 miles N.W. [North West] by W. [West] from Stewarton |
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BLOAK MILL (Corn) |
Bloak Mill
Bloak Mill
Bloak Mill
Bloak Mill |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. Robert Steel (Tent) [Tenant]
Estate Map
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
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A Small Corn Mill with Kiln Dwelling House & Garden & a few acres of excellent pasture land. The Mill is driven by an undershot Water Wheel equal to 4 horses power |
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LUGTON |
Lugton
Lugton
Lugton
Lugton
Lugton
Lugton |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. James Pollock (Tent) [Tenant]
Estate Map
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Aitken's Map of Cunningham
Voters List |
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A Small dairy farm with Steading, garden etc. is Situate on the W [West] side of the Dunlop & Bloak Road abt. [about] 3 miles N.W. [North West] by W. [West] of Stewarton. |
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BLOAK BRIDGE |
Bloak Bridge
Bloak Bridge
Bloak Bridge |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. James Stevenson Road surveyor
James Robertson, Road laborers |
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A low stone segment Bridge of 1 arch over the Glazart is situate 2 miles 5 furlongs W. [West] by N. [North] of Stewarton |
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BLOAKHOLMES |
Bloakholmes
Bloakholmes
Bloakholmes |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. Andrew Galloway (Tent) [Tenant]
Estate Map |
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A small dairy farm with Homestead & Garden. 2 miles 5 furlongs W. [West] by N [North] from Stewarton |
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SALT WELL (Mineral) |
Salt Well
Salt Well
Salt Well
Bloak Well |
Robert Mackie Esqr.
Mrs. Galloway (Tent.) [Tenant]
Mr. James Gilles
New Stat. Acct. [Staitstical Account] |
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A neat stone cottage built over a mineral spring. is situate on the E. [East] side of the Dunlop & Bloak road & 2¾ miles W.N.W. [North West North] from Stewarton |
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Stewarton Parish -- XII.7
The parish possesses one mineral spring of little celebrity
as yet, called Bloak Well, first discovered nearly 30 years
ago, by pigeons resorting to it from the neighbouring parishes
A neat and handsome house is built over it by the proprietor
Mr. Cunningham of Lawshaw. New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account. |
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BLOAK |
Bloak
Bloak
Bloak
Bloak
Bloak
Block |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
James Robertson
Estate Map
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account.]
Voters List |
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A small cluster of old houses near to the Banks of the Glazart, is situate 2½ miles W. [West] by N [North] from Stewarton. |
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BLOAKCROFTS |
Bloakcrofts
Bloakcrofts
Bloakcrofts |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
James Gilles (Tent.) [Tenant]
Estate Map |
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An excellent samll dairy farm near to Bloak Village. is the property of J. Cunningham Esqr. |
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BOWHOUSE |
Bowhouse
Bowhouse
Bowhouse |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. George Stevenson Tent. [Tenant]
Estate Map
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
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A most excellent dairy farm with good steading & Gardn. [Garden] is situate 2½ miles W.N.W. [West North West] from Stewarton |
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SCHOOL [nr Townend] |
School |
Mr. Robert MacKie
James Robertson
James Gilles |
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A small building or Schoolroom built by Mr. Cunningham of Sainshaw & given to the Schoolmaster of rent. The Master has only the School fees for salary. |
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SPOUT LINN |
Spout Linn
Spout Linn
Spout Linn |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. James Stevenson
James Robertson |
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A small cascade on the Gunshill Burn where the road from Bloak to Dunlop crosses. |
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TOWNEND |
Townend
Townend
Townend
Townend of Kirkwood |
Robert MaacKie Esqr.
Mr. Robert Orr
Factr. [Factor]
Voters List |
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A neat farm steading & 60 acres of excellent pasture land, situated 2¼ mile W. [West] by N. [North] from Stewarton. |
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Stewarton Parish -- XII.7 |
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RIGHEAD PLANTATION |
Righead Plantation
Righead Plantation
Righead Plantation |
Mr. Robert Gemmell (Dunlop)
Mr. Robert Neilson (Stewarton)
Mr. Alexander Reid (Bolingshaw) |
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A long stripe of Spruce Fir trees on the N.W. [North West] boundary of the parish 1 mile 4 furlongs N.W. [North West] of Stewarton, is the property of John Cunningham Esqr. |
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GUNSHILL |
Gunshill
Gunshill
Gunshill
Gunshill
Gunshill
Gunshill |
Robert MacKie Esqr. (Factor)
Mr. James Steel (Tent.) [Tenant]
Estate Map
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Voters List
Aitkens Map of Cunningham |
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A small Dairy farm & Steading Situated about 2 miles N.W. [North West] by N. [North] of Stewarton. |
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KIRKWOOD |
Kirkwood
Kirkwood
Kirkwood
Kirkwood
Kirkwood |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. John Steven (Tenant)
Estate Map
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Aitkens Map of Cunningham |
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A large Dairy farm with good Steading garden & in the occupation of Mr. J. Steven is Situate abt. [about] 3 miles N.W. [North West] by W. [West ] of Stewarton.
About 60 years ago a large Mansion Stood near to the Site of the present dwelling in which the Lairds of Kirkwood had long resided. |
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Stewarton Parish 12.8 T. [Trace] 3 |
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GOUKNEST |
Gouknest
Gouknest
Gouknest
Gouksnest |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. James Miller (Tent) [Tenant]
Estate Map
Voters List
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
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A large Dairy Farm with a good Steading & Garden Situate on the N.W. [North West] side of the Glasgow Irvine Trust Road & 1½ miles N. W. [North West] of Stewarton. |
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HIGH KILBRIDE |
High Kilbride
High Kilbride
High Kilbride |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. James Young (Tent.) [Tenant]
Estate Map |
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A large Dairy Farm with good dwelling house etc. most conveniently & pleasantly Situated on high lying land commanding an extensive view is the property of Mr. Cunningham Esqr. |
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MAGBIEHILL |
Magbiehill
Magbiehill
Magbiehill
Magbiehill
Magbiehil
Magbiehill |
Robert Mackie Esqr.
Mr. John Russell Tent. [Tenant]
Estate Map
Aitkens Map of Cunningham
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
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A large Dairy Farm with commodious Steading, gardens & Situate abt. [about] 1 mile 2 furlongs N.W. [North West] by N. [North] of Stewarton. |
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No. 21. -- 12.8
Gowk - The Cuckoo
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WATER PLANTATION |
Water Plantation
Water Plantation
Water Plantation |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. Robert Neilson
Mr. James Hamilton |
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A large plantation of mixed trees which Separates Magbiehil farm from High Cross and Kirkmuir farms. is situate 6 furlongs N.W. [North West] by W. [West] from Stewarton. |
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No. 21.
Stewarton Parish -- 7.8
Entry Hillhouse Moor scored out |
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MURCHLAND |
Murchland
Murchland
Murchland
Marchland |
R.R. Glasgow Esqr.
Mr. Robert Miller
Mr. Andrew Thomson
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A small farm steading (partly in ruins) about 3½ miles West from Stewarton, belonging to Mr. Glasgow, and occupied by Robert Miller. |
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MONTGREENAN BRIDGE |
Montgreenan Bridge
Montgreenan Bridge
Montgreenan Bridge |
R.R. Glasgow Esqr.
Mr. James Mathie Cavin Miln
Mr. James Brown. |
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A Bridge of one arch over Lugton Water at Bridgend. Built and maintained out of the funds of the Parish Road Trustees. |
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BRIDGEND |
Bridgend
Bridgend
Bridgend
Bridgend |
R. R. Glasgow Esqr.
Mr. Samuel Mathie
Mr. Garvin Mavisbank.
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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Two Cottages, and Smith & wright shops, etc. at the side of the Lugton Water near Caven Miln, belonging to Mr. Glasgow. |
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CARVEN MILL (Corn) |
Caven Miln (Corn & flour)
Caven Mill
Caven Mill
Caven Mill
Caven Mill |
R.R. Glasgow Esqr.
Mr. James Mathie
Mr. Garvin
Aitkens Ph. [Parish] Map
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A Mill, with dwelling house etc. and machinery suitable for grinding Corn and flour the property of Mr. Glasgow, and situate near Montgreenan Bridge |
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MAVIS BANK |
Mavisbank
Mavisbank
Mavisbank
Mavisbank |
R.R. Glasgow Esqr.
Mr. Garvin
Aitkins Ph. [Parish] Map
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A small farm house and steading a short distance N.E. [North East] from Caven Miln belonging to Mr. Glasgow, and occupied by Mr. Garvin |
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DUNACH BRAE |
Dunach Brae
Dunach Brae
Dunach Brae |
Mr. Garvin
Mr. Mathie
Mr. Andrew Thomson |
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A very steep wooded Brae on Mr. Glasgow's property near Caven Miln |
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MOSSIDE |
Mosside
Mosside
Mosside
Mosside |
R.R. Glasgow Esqr.
Mr. Andrew Thomson
Mr. Garvin
Voters List |
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A small farm house and steading a short distance South from Murchland the property of Mr. Glasgow, and occupied by Mr. Andrew Thomson. |
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MOSSIDE QUARRY |
Mosside Quarry (Limestone)
Mosside Quarry
(Limestone) |
Mr. Andrew Thomson
Mr. Garvin |
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A limestone Quarry of considerable extent on the farm of Mosside. |
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LAW |
Law
Law
Law
Law
Law
Law |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. James Templeton (Tent.) [Tenant]
Estate Map
Johnston's Map
Voters List
A designation given to many hills or mounts whether natural or artificial. Jamieson |
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A small dairy farm with suitable steading garden etc. is situate on the W. [West] bank of the Glazart & distant 3 miles W. [West] of Stewarton |
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WARDLAW |
Wardlaw
Wardlaw
Wardlaw
Wardlaw
Wardlaw |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. Peter Ferguson
Estate Map
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
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A small dairy farm having an excellent steading etc. pleasantly situated on slightly elevated ground commanding an extensive view towards the S. [South] is distant abt. [about] 3 miles W. [West] by N. [North] of Stewarton. |
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Stewarton Parish -- XII.11 - T. [Trace] 1 & 2 |
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EAST BLOAKHILLHEAD |
East Bloakhillhead
East Bloakhillhead
East Bloakhillhead
East Blockhillhead |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. Robert Stewart (Tent.) [Tenant]
Estate Map
Voters List |
012 |
A small dairy farm with a neat suitable dwelling house garden & steading convenient by situate on the W. [West] side of the Glasgow & Irvine Trust Road 2½ mile West from Stewarton. |
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GLAZERT BURN |
Glazert Burn
Glazert Burn
Glazart Burn
Glazart Burn
Glazart Burn
Glazart or Glazert
Glazart or Glazert Burn
Glazert Burn
Glazert Burn |
John Clark Esqr. Grange
Mr. William Sommervail Hassland Mill
A. Cochrane Esqr. Grange
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. Alexander Reid
Estate Map
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Patersons History of Ayr
Gazetteer of Scotland
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A small river that rises in Neilston Parish & runs a S.S. [South South] Westerly course to the Village of Dunlop where it abruptly turns to the West passes Aiket Mill, Bloak & Kennoc and discharges into the Annick at Water Meetings. |
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GUNSHILL |
Gunshill Burn
Gunshill Burn |
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BLOAK MOSS |
Bloak Moss
Bloak Moss
Bloak Moss |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
James Snodgrass Esqr.
Mr. Alexander Reid. |
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An extensive tract of Peat land in the vicinity of Bloak Village and distant 3 miles W. [West] from Stewarton. |
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BLOAKHILLHEAD BRIDGE |
Bloakhillhead Bridge
Bloakhillhead Bridge
Bloakhillhead Bridge |
James Snodgrass Esqr.
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. James Stevenson |
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A small oblique bridge built of stone over the rivulet immediately S. [South] of the Bloakhillhead farms which is kept in Repair by the Road Trustees. |
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WEST BLOAKHILLHEAD |
West Bloakhillhead
West Bloakhillhead
West Bloakhillhead
West Blockhillhead |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
John Nairn (Tent. [Tenant]
Mr. Alexander Reid
Voters List |
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A small dairy farm, with steading & dwelling etc. About 30 years ago there stood the ruins of an ancient baronial residence known as Bloak Castle a little to the S. [South] of the site if the present house which were entirely removed by Mr. Nairn the Tenant. |
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DERNSHAW (Ruins) |
Dernshaw
Dernshaw
Dernshaw
Dernshaw |
Messrs. Graham
James Snodgrass esqr.
William Murray
Lease |
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A poor farm adjoining Black Moss, the steading of which is completely in ruins.
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IRVINEHILL |
Irninehill
Irvinehill
Irvinehill
Irvinehill |
Major Macalister
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. Robert Stevenson Tent. [Tenant]
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
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An excellent dwelling farm with an indifferent steading, situate 2 miles W. [West] from Stewarton. |
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MOSSHOUSE |
Mosshouse
Mosshouse
Mosshouse
Mosshouse |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. James Templeton (Tent.) [Tenant]
Mr. Robert Auld (Gardener, Kennoc)
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
012 |
A very indifferent farm, steading etc, lying between Bloak Moss & Glazart Water distant abt. [about] 3 miles W. [West] by S. [South] of Stewarton |
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GALLOWAYFORD |
Gallowayford
Gallowayford
Gallowayford
Gallowayford |
Major MacAlester Kennox
Robert Mackie Esqr.
James Snodgrass Esqr.
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
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A Small farm on the N.E. [North East] bank of the Glazart with farm steading adjoining the Irvine & Glasgow Turnpike Road, is distant 2½ W. [West] by S. [South] from Stewarton - About 6 chains W. [West] from this house "two Urns, containing flint arrow heads and a quantity of beads of various shapes, made of a substance, known as Druid glass" were found here in 1850. see note attached. |
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GALLOWAYFORD BRIDGE |
Gallowayford Bridge |
Major Macalester
James Snodgrass Esqr
Mr James Stevenson |
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A Segment Stone Bridge of 1 arch by which the high road from Glasgow to Galloway is carried over the 'Galzart' |
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WATERHOUSE |
Waterhouse
Waterhouse
Waterhouse
Waterhouse
Waterhouse |
Major Macalister
James Stevenson (Tent. [Tenant]
Alexander Stevenson (Gallowayford)
Voters List
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
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A very indifferent farm, also Steading on the N.W. [North West] Side of the Glasgow & Galloway old high road, 5 chains S.W. [South West] of Gallowayford Bridge & distant 2½ mile W. [West] by S. [South] from Stewarton. |
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[Note] 2 Urns containing flint arrow heads and glass found here in 1850
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Kennox
Sept. 22/56 [22 Sep 1856]
Dear Sir
In reply to
your note of the 19th.
requesting information
about the ancient grave
which was discovered in
1850 on The Farm of Waterhouse
Estate of Kennox, they to
say that it was discovered
by the projecting of part
of the stone which
formed the covering of
the grave, on The slope of
a small mound
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5 feet by 4. The
grave [-] consists of
four stones, forming a
pit 3 feet square,
and 19 Inches in depth,
It was partly filled
with fine earth, in
which were embedded
two rudely formed
earthen Urns, containing
a few flint arrow-heads
and a quantity of
beads of various shapes,
made of a substance
known as Druids Glass,
from which I am
inclined to think
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it must have
appertained to that people.
Sometime ago a
similar grave was found
near The Same spot,
containing, (what appeared
to have been) the stone
head of a hammer.
I have an idea
There are other
graves in the same
locality, and sometime
or other I shall institute
a Search
The Urns and beads
are in my possession
and should you
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have any desire
to see them, I shall
be most happy to
send them for your
imput.
Very Truly Yours
CJ McAlister
" 2 Urns, containing flint
arrow heads and glass found
here in 1850"
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Lodge - A small Cottage or Cothouse
at the entrance to Kennox
Policy, is the property of Major
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KIRKHILL |
Kirkhill
Kirkhill
Kirkhill
Kirkhill |
Messrs. Graham (Writers, Glasgow)
Robert McKie Esqr.
Mr. Andrew Picking (Junr.) [Junior]
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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A very small farm (3 fields) with dwelling house, barn & byres - the property of Mr. Graham Barnes - It being entirely surrounded by the lands of Lainshaw, the literal meaning of its name as also the names of several adj. [adjacent] farms, and other singular circumstances, led me to suspect that this small estate before the reformation belonged to the R.C.C. [Roman Catholic Church] forming as it were 'Church with Glebe - I applied to the factors for information, they were unable to furnish any. I also saw Mr Picking, the tenant, and he pointed out the spot marked on trace as showing great indications of a small building having stood there. The color of the ground marks out a rectangular & square , very stony, and agreeing with the cardinal points. |
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NORTH KILBRIDE |
North Kilbride
North Kilbride
North Kilbride
North Kilbride
North Kilbride |
Robert MacKie Esqr, (Factor)
Mr. Robert Gilmour (Tenant)
Estate Map (1779
Voters List
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
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A moderate size dairy farm with an excellent Steading dwelling house, garden situate 1 mile 6 furlongs W. [West] by N. [North] from Stewarton |
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SOUTH KILBRIDE |
South Kilbride
South Kilbride
South Kilbride
South Kilbride
South Kilbride |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. Hugh Nairn (Tent. [Tenant]
Estate Map
Voters List
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
012 |
A large dairy farm with a neat compact steading conveniently & pleasantly situated on elevated ground commanding very extensive views to the S.W. W. & N. [South West, West & North] |
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HIGH CROSS |
High Cross
High Cross
High Cross
High Cross
Highcross |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. Robert Watt
Estate Map
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
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A small farm with suitable steading & situate on the N.E. [North East] side of the Bloak & Stewarton Road, commanding a very extensive view to the S.W. [South West] is distant 1 mile 4 furlons from Stewarton. |
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KIRK HILL |
Kirkhill
Kirk Hill
Kirk Hill |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. Andrew Picking
Mr. R. Gilmour |
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An inconsiderable elevation, in the [--] the lands bearing its name, on which it [-] supposed a R.C.C. [Roman Catholic Church] once stood.
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Water Plantation For Authorities etc see N.B. [Name Book] XXII.8 |
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LITTLE KIRKMUIR |
Little Kirkmuir
Little Kirkmuir
Little Kirkmuir |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. John Brown
James Jamieson Tent. [Tenant] |
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A low long & narrow building with thatched roof used as a dwelling & stable, is situate on the S. [South] side of the Stewarton & Bloak Road distant 7 furlongs W. [West] by N. [North] from Stewarton |
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LONGRIDGE PLANTATION |
Longridge Plantation
Longridge Plantation
Longridge Plantation |
Robert Mackie Esqr.
Mr. Robert Watt
Mr. Robert Knielson |
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A long strip of Mixed Wood adjoining the S. [South] side of the Stewarton & Bloak Road. |
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KIRKMUIR |
Kirkmuir
Kirkmuir
Kirkmuir
Kirkmuir
Kirkmuir |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. James Brown (Tenant)
Estate Map
Voters List
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
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An excellent dairy or cropping farm with a neat compact steading conveniently situtated and is the property of John Cunningham Esqr. |
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BICKETHALL |
Bickethall
Bickethall
Bickethall
Bikethall
Bicket Hall |
Major Macalister (Kennox)
Mr. Adam Templeton (Tent.) [Tenant]
Mr. John Dunlop
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
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A small farm, with dwelling house, steading & Garden, situate 2 miles W. [West] by S. [South] from Stewarton. |
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BLOOMRIDGE |
Bloomridge
Bloomridge
Bloomridge
Bloomrig
Blinrig |
Major Macalister
Mr. John Dunlop. (Tenant)
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Voters List
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
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A small dairy farm, with a neat dwelling & steading adjg. [adjoining] the N.W. [North West] side of the Stewarton & Bloak Road and distant 1 mile 6 furlongs W.S.W. [West South West] from Stewarton. |
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GILMILL |
Gilmill
Gilmill
Gilmill
Gillmill
Gillmill
Gil, Gill |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. Thomas Highet (Tent) [Tenant]
Estate Map
Voters List
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Used in the West of Scotland for a kind of small Glen or [-] Jamieson |
012 |
A large dairy farm with suitable steading situate 1 mile 4 furlongs W. [West] by S. [South] from Stewarton. |
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ANDERSON'S MOUNT |
Anderson's Mount
Anderson's Mount
Anderson's Mount
Holmhead Mount |
Robert Mackie Esqr.
Mr. R. Neilson
John McCrae
Estate Map |
012 |
A small circular hill thickly covered with Mixed timber on the West side of Lainshaw policy or Mains farm distant 1 mile, 3 furlongs W.S.W. [West South West] from Stewarton |
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FREEZELAND PLANTATION |
Freezeland Plantation
Freezeland Plantation
Freezeland Plantation |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. R. Neilson
John McCrae |
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A small mixed wood on the N.W. [North West] side of the Trust Road from Stewarton by Kennox distant about 1 mile 1 furlong from the former. |
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PARKSIDE |
Parkside
Parkside
Parkside
Parkside
Parkside |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. R. Neilson (Tent.) [Tenant]
Estate Map
John McCrae
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
012 |
An excellent small dairy farm with delapidated dwelling house, byre & stable and situate 1 mile 4 furlongs W.S.W. [West South West] from Stewarton. |
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MAINS |
Mains
Mains
Mains
Mains |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Robert Mackie Esqr.
Mr. R. Neilson
The farm attached to the Mansion House on the Estate.
Jamieson |
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A most excellent farm house in high condition, with suitable steading etc. lying between the Kennox & Stewarton Turnpike & Lainshaw Mansion house, is in the occupation of the proprietor J. Cunningham Esqr. |
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NORTH LODGE |
North Lodge
North Lodge
North Lodge |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. R. Neilson
Mr. J. McCrae |
012 |
Two very small cottages, each on either side of the N. [North] entrance to the Lainshaw policy and on the S. [South] side of the Trust Road from Stewarton by Kennox. |
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RIGHEAD SMITHY |
Righead Smithy
Righead Smithy
Righead Smithy |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. R. Neilson
Mr. J. McCrae |
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A small cottage & Smithy on the N. [North] side of the Stewarton & Kennox Trust road distant abt. [about] 5 furlongs from the former. |
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LAINSHAW |
Lainshaw
Lainshaw
Lainshaw
Lainshaw
Lainshaw
Lainshaw
Lainshaw |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. John Hamilton
Estate Map
Johnston' Co. [County] Map
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Paterson's History of Ayrshire
Post Office Directory |
012 |
A large plain Stone building with extensive gardens, Stabling, ornamental grounds etc. pleasantly Situate on the N. [North] bank of the 'Annock' distant abt [about] 5 furlongs W.S.W. [West South West] from Stewarton, is in the occupation of the Proprietor John Cunningham Esqre. |
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ANNICK WATER |
River Annock
River Annock
River Annock
Annock Water
Annack Water
Annack Water
Annock or Annick
Annock or Annick |
Robert Mackie Esqr.
Mr. John Hamilton
Mr. R. Neilson
Fullertons Gazetteer
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Aitkens Map of Cunningham
Patersons Hist [History] of Ayr
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
012 |
A considerable Stream having its rise principally in the parish of Stewarton, and running a S. [South] Westerly direction to its influx with the Water of Irvine, a little above the town of Irvine |
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CANAAN (Ruins) |
Canaan
Canaan
Canaan |
Estate Map
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. Highet. |
012 |
Ruins of a Small farm Steading etc. adjoining Gillmill farm. The property of John Cunningham Esqr. |
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MONTGREENAN CASTLE (Site of) |
Montgreenan Castle (site of)
Montgreenan Castle (Site of)
Montgreenan Castle (Site of) |
Robert Robertson Glasgow Esqr.
Mr. James Mathie Caven Mill
Mr. Andrew Thomson Mosside |
012 |
All that now remains to identify the site of this Castle is a small portion of a wall at the side of the Stream, and a slight hollow, partly surrounded with a bank or mound, formed by the rubbish of the old wall, - the whole covered with plantation. The proprietor Mr. Glasgow informed me that it was demolished about the year 1765 and the greater part of the materials taken away for other purposes.
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MONTGREENAN COTTAGE |
Montgreenan Cottage
Montgreenan Cottage
Montgreenan Cottage
Knowhead |
R.R. Glasgow
Mr. James Mathie
Mr. Garvin
Aitkens Ph. [Parish] Map |
012 |
A neat cottage with garden etc. belonging to and occasionally he residence of Mr. Glasgow. |
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[Page] 45A
Blackston, Paisley
June 17, 1856.
Sir,
I have to acknowledge re-
ceipt your letter of the 14th. inst:- [instant]
I am not aware of any write
in which Montgreenan Castle
is mentioned. I believe that
it has been uninhabited & in-
deed uninhabitable for
many centuries Since
year 1680 when the last
Cunninghame of Montgreenen
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was forfeited (from whence it
passed to a family of the name
Stevenson) the old place has
never been occupied. How long
before that it was left vacant
I cannot say.
I called it the Old Castle
because I have always heard
it so called, & trust the old
titles design it the "Town
Fortalice." It was probably
like many of the other places in
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Auchinharvie etc, a castle of
small importance or size.
In mentioning to you the other
day that its destruction had
been completed about 1760 or 1770
from that I have led you to suppose
that it was then demolished
I believe that it had been ruinous
long before, & all that was
then done was that Mr John Stevens-
on the proprietor used it
as a quarry in building
a house at Kilwinning. I can
not now tell you from whom I've
heard this information it is
very long ago. But I will recollect
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the house being pointed out to me
It stands nearly opposite
to the entrance to the church, & has a door
which seems a good deal older
than the house itself.
I am sorry that you [thought] I have
had so much trouble about
matter is so little moment but
shall be glad at any time to
answer any questions regarding
property that you may wish
& I am Sir
Y[Your] Obed [Obedient] Sert [Servant]
R Robertson Glasgow
Mr John Waddell |
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AUCHENHARVIEMOOR |
Auchinharviemoor
Auchinharviemoor
Auchinharviemoor
Auchinharviemuir |
Mr. Henry Stevens
Mr. Andrew Thomson
Mr. Wilson Auchinharvie
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
012 |
A farm with house and steading a short distance north from Auchinharvie Castle belonging to Mr. Burns of Kilwinning, and occupied by Mr. Henry Stevens. |
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TORRANYARD |
Torranyard
Torranyard
Torranyard
Torranyard |
R.R. Glasgow Esqr.
Mr. James Douglas
Aitkins Ph. [Parish] Map
List of Voters |
012 |
A small farm house and steading on the Southwestern boundary of the [parish] belonging to Mr. Glasgow. |
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Parish of Stewarton -- XII. 14 T. [Trace] 3 & 5 |
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TORRANYARD T.P. |
Torranyard TP. [Turnpike]
Torranyard TP. [Turnpike]
Torranyard TP. [Turnpike]
Torranyeard Toll Bar |
R.R. Glasgow Esqr.
Mr. James Dougls
James McAlister Esq
Rate Board |
012 |
A Toll Bar and house on the Turnpike Road from Irvine to Glasgow, at the Southern boundary of the Parish. |
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LAIGH AUCHENHARVIE |
Laigh Auchenharvie
Laigh Auchenharvie
Laigh Auchenharvie
Low Auchinhalvie |
Mr James White
Mrs Wilson
Mr Andrew Thomson
List of Voters |
012 |
A farm with house and steading &c a short distance south from the Castle belongs to Mr Burns Kilwinning and is occupied by Mr James White. |
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AUCHENHARVIE (In Ruins) |
Auchenharvie Castle (in ruins)
Auchenharvie Castle (in ruins)
Auchenharvie Castle (in ruins)
Auchenharvie Castle
Auchinharvie
Auchenharvie |
Messr. AJ & T Graham Glasgow
Mrs. Wilson
Mr Reid Bonshaw
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Patersons History.
New Statistical Acct [Account] |
012 |
This ruin stands about 4 miles south west from stewarton. It appears to have been nearly square, and from the thickness of the walls must have been a place of great strength. The walls of three sides of the square are still standing, in some places apparently their original height. |
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Parish of Stewarton -- XII.14 T.6
"There are the ruins of three Castles in the Parish , Robertland Castle,
the stronghold of the Cunninghames of Robertland; and the Castle of
Corshill and Auchinharvie." - Patersons History.
"The only antiquities worth mentioning are the remains of two Castles,
once the seats of the Cunninghames of Corsehill and Auchenharvie,
branches of the Cunninghames, Lords of Kilmaurs, by far the most
powerful family in the district. " New Statistical Acct. |
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GATESIDE |
Gateside
Gateside
Gateside
Gateside
Gateside |
James McAlister Esqr.
Hugh Thomson
Aitkens Ph. [Parish] Map
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
012 |
A small farm house etc about 3 1/2 miles SW [South West] from Stewarton, belonging to Major McAlister and occupied by Hugh Thomson. |
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AUCHENHARVIE T)R. |
Auchenharvie T.P. [Turnpike]
Auchenharvie T.P. [Turnpike]
Auchenhervie Toll Bar |
James McAlister Esqr.
Mr. John Shields T. [Turnpike]
Rate Board |
012 |
A toll Bar and house on the Auchenharvie and Kingston Turnpike Road near Auchenharvie. |
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Parish of Stewarton -- 12. 15 T.1 [Trace] 1 |
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CRANDIELANDS |
Crandielands
Crandielands
Cranlands |
James McAlister
Mr. james Borland
Aitkins Ph. [Parish] Map |
012 |
A small farm house with garden etc attached near Crossgates, belonging to Major McAlister. |
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CROSSGATES |
Crossgates
Crossgates
Crossgates
Crossgates |
James McAlister Esqr.
Mr. James Borlands Tenant
Aitkins Ph. [Parish] Map
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
012 |
A farm with house and steading etc. at the junction of the road from Stewarton with the kingston Auchenharvie Road. belonging to Major McAlister. |
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CHECK BAR |
Crossgates Check Bar
Crossgates Check Bar |
James McAlister Esqr.
Rate Board |
012 |
A check Toll Bar near the junction of the [--] at Crossgates, the house is the property of Major McAlister and is at present occupied by John Wilson. |
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KENNOX |
Kennox
Kennox
Kennox
Kennox
Kennox |
James McAlister Esqr.
Aitkins Ph. [Parish] Map
Mr. James Wilson Sandylands
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Paterson's History |
012 |
An extensive Mansion, with garden offices and ornamental ground attached on the right bank of the Glazart Burn about 2½ miles SW [South West] from Stewarton, Is the property and occasionally the residence of Major McAlister. |
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CRIVOCH |
Crivoch
Crivoch
Crevoch
Crivoch |
James McAlister Esqr.
Mr. William King
Aitkens Ph. [Parish]Map
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
012 |
Two small cottages with garden attached near Kennox belonging to Mr. McAlister. |
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MILL (Ruin) [Crivoch] |
Crivoch Mill (in ruins)
Crivoch Mill (in ruins)
Crevoch Mill |
James McAlister Esqr.
Mr. William King
Aitkins Ph. [Parish] Map |
012 |
The ruins of a Corn Mill near Kennox apparently long since disused. |
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Parish of Stewarton -- 12 .15 T. [Trace] 3
"The mansion house of Kennox, built by James Sommerville, about 172, Still exists, but has been extensively
added to by his successors, at different periods, It is set down amidst fine old woods
in a cuive of the water of Glazart, about 2 miles west from Stewarton. Close to the house is a Yew
tree, of remarkable size and beauty. From its dimensions it is computed to be upwards of 900 years
old, & is still vigorous. As the Yew tree, in this country, was usually planted in the immediate vicinity
of family residences, this would infer great antiquity
for the site of Kennox, formerly Crevoch"
Patersons History of Ayr,
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AUCHENHARVIE |
Auchenharvie
Auchenharvie
Auchenharvie
Auchenharvie
Auchenharvie |
A.J. & A. Graham 42 George Square Glasgow
Mr. William Wilson
Mr. Reid Bonshaw
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Voters List. |
012 |
A farm with house and steading etc. about 3¾ miles SW [South West] from Stewarton, the property of P.G. Barnes Esq. of Limekilns, and held in lease by Mr. Wilson |
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GIRGENTI |
Girgenti
Girgenti
Girgenti
Bonnyton
Girgenti
Girgenti |
James McAlister Esqr.
Mr Reid
Thomas Lochead overseer
Aitkins Ph. [Parish] Map
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Paterson's History. |
012 |
A modern mansion with extensive Farm offices and large garden etc adjoining, close to the S.W [South West] boundary of the Ph' [Parish] It was built by Capt [Captain] [-] who gave it this name, - and is at present
property of Mr Brown. - 160 Hill St Gasnet [-]Glasgow. and is occupied by Fairfull [-]
Formerly the place was called Bonnyton |
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STACKLAWHILL |
Stacklawhill
Stacklawhill
Stacklawhill
Statelyhill
Stocklawhill
Stakelawhill |
Mr Miller
Mr Cameron Rashillhouse
Aitkins Ph. [Parish] Map
Map of the Barony of Bolingshaw.
Voters List
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
012 |
A farm house and Steading etc. about ½ a mile East from Auchinharvie, belonging to Miss [-] Saltcoats and occupied by Mr Miller. |
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BONSHAW |
Bonshaw
Bonshaw
Bonshaw
Bollingshaw
Bollingshaw
Bolingshaw |
Mr Reid
Robert Miller Esqr. Stewarton
Map of the Barony of Bolingshaw
Aitkins Ph. [Parish] Map
Voters List
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
012 |
An excellent House and farm Steading with garden etc adjoining, occupied by the proprietor Mr Reid, situated about ½ mile S [South] West from Kennox. |
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HUTT KNOWE |
Hutt Knowe
Hutt Knowe
Hutt |
Mr Reid
Mr Reid Junr.Map of the Barony of Bolingshaw |
012 |
A small hill of the farm of Bonshaw. It has the appearance of being partly atificial and Mr Reid told me that a House of some importance is supposed formerly to have stood near it, probably the Mansion house of the Barony of Bolingshaw, but he could not give me any satisfactory information as to this. |
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WHIN HILL |
Whin Hill
Whin Hill
Whin Hill |
Mr Reid
Mr Miller
Mr Cameron |
012 |
A slight eminence covered with trees on the farms of Stacklawhill and Hays Muir. |
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Parish of Stewarton -- XII.15 T [Trace] 5 |
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HAYSMUIR |
Haysmuir
Haysmuir
Haysmuir
Hays Moor
Haysmuir
Haysmoo |
Mr Laird
Mr Cameron
Mr Reid
Map of the Barony of Bolingshaw
Voters List
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
012 |
A farm house and steading etc the wet side of Glazert Burn near Sandylands occupied by Mr Laird. |
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LITTLE HAYSMUIR |
Little Haysmuir
Little Haysmuir
Little Haysmuir |
Mr Laird
Mr Cameron
Aitkins Ph' [Parish] Map |
012 |
A dwelling house and outbuilding on the farm of Haysmuir presently unoccupied. |
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SANDYLANDS |
Sandylands
Sandylands
Sandylands
Sandylands |
Mr James Wilson
Estate Map
Mr Cameron
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
012 |
An excellent farm house and steading about ½ mile South of Kennox. Is the property of Mr Cunningham of Lainshaw, and is held lease by Mr Wilson. |
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CANKERTON |
Cankerton
Cankerton
Cankerton |
Mr James Orr
James McAlister Esqr. Chapeltoun
Aitkin Ph. [Parish] Map |
012 |
A farm with neat house & steading etc. about 1 ¾ mile S.W. [South West] from Stewarton, Belonging to Mr. Wilson High Chapelton and occupied by Mr. James Orr. |
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BOGSIDE |
Bogside
Bogside
Bogside |
James McAlister Esqr.
Mr. James Orr
Mr. Brown occr. [occupier] |
012 |
A cottage on the road side near Cankerton belonging to James McAlister Esqr. |
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MOSSHEAD |
Mosshead
Mosshead
Mosshead |
James McAlister Esqr.
Estate Map
Aitkins Ph. [Parish] Map |
012 |
A small farm with house and steading etc. belonging to Mr. McAlister and occupied by Mr. Arthur Allison. |
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BOTTOMS |
Bottoms
Bottoms
Bottoms
Bottoms |
James McAlister Esqr.
Estate Map
Aitkens Ph. [Parish] Map
Voters List |
012 |
A small farm house etc. belonging to Major McAlister of Kennox and occupied by Robert Watt. |
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BOGFLAT |
Bogflat
Bogflat |
James McAlister Esqr.
Mr. James Orr. |
012 |
A small farm with house and steading etc. near Cankerton, belonging to Mr. Wilson
High Chapelton. |
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HIGH CHAPELTON |
High Chapelton
High Chapelton
High Chapelton |
Mr Orr Caukerton
Title Deeds
Robert Miller Esqr. Stewarton |
012 |
A farm with house & steading etc. on the west side of the Annock about 1¾ mile [-] Stewarton. belonging to and occupied by Mr. Wilson |
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Parish of Stewarton -- XII.16 T. [Trace] 2 |
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LAW MOUNT |
Law Mount or Law Hill
Law Mount or Law Hill
Law Mount or Law Hill
Castletown Law Mount
Mount |
Robert Mackie Esqr. Loudon Cottage formerly factor of Lainshaw Estate
Mr. A Watt Peacockbank
Mr. A Watt Laigh Castleton
Estate Map
Aitkins Ph. [Parish] Map |
012 |
A circular artificial Hill or Mount, on the farm of High Castleton near Lainshaw, the following information respecting it was sent to me by Mr. MacKie Loudon Cottage. "The artificial Hill or Mount on Castleton Farm, in olden times was called the Law Hill or Law Mount and tradition says it here the Baron held his Courts and dispensed justice not only in questions between his rassals, but also on crimes commited within his jurisdiction, these mounds were also used for lighting watch fires to warn the district of an inroad. it is supposed there was a chain of them within sight of each other from the border of England." |
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LAIGH CASTLETON |
Laigh Castleton
Laigh Castleton
Laigh Castleton |
Estate Map
Mr. Andrew Watt Tenant
Mr Miller High Castleton |
012 |
A farm with house & steading etc. on the side of the Irvine Turnpike Road, about 1¼ mile S.S.W [South, South, West] from Stewarton. Is the property of Mr Cuningham of Lainshaw |
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BANKEND (Ruin) |
Bankend (in Ruins
Bankend
Bankend |
James McAlister Esqr.
Mr James Orr
Mr James Wilson Sandylands |
012 |
A small farm house formerly stood here but the greater part of the stones etc. have been taken away for other purposes, [--] the land is now joined to the farm of [--] |
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CHAPELTON |
Chapeltoun
Chapeltoun
Chapeltoun or Chapelton
Laigh Chapelton
Chapelton
Chappelton
Low Chapletoun
Chapelton |
James McAlister Esq
Title Deeds
Robert Miller Esqr.
Aitkins Ph. [Parish] Map
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Voters List
Paterson's History
Full. [Fullerton's] Gazetteer |
012 |
A neat building with garden & ornamental ground around it, the property and residence of James McAlister Esqr. Situated on the right bank of the Annick about 2 miles below Stewarton. part of this house [is] believed to have been a Chapel in former times. (see Chapel Formerly) |
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CHAPELTON MAINS |
Chapeltoun Mains
Chapeltoun Mains
Chapeltoun Mains |
James McAlister Esqr.
Robert Miller Esqr.
Mr. James Orr |
012 |
A very good farm house and offices [--] Chapeltoun occupied by Mr. McAllister's servants, etc. |
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"Some years ago the ruins of a Chapel were discovered near
the farm house of Low Chapelton, about a mile below
Stewarton." Paterson's History
page 152
"On the lands od Langshaw, which is now called Lainshaw in the Parish of Stewarton, there was, in former
times, a chapel, which was dedicated to the Virgin Mary, and which had an appropriate [endowment]
After the Reformation the endowment was appropriated by the patron, and the chapel was allowed
to fall into ruins. The place where the chapel stood was denonominated, in the 17th century, Chapeltoun
is now called Chapel" Paterson's History |
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CHAPEL |
Chapel (formerly)
Chapel |
James McAlister Esqr.
Robert Miller Esqr. |
012 |
A portion of the house of Chapeltoun presently occupied as the residence of Mr. McAlister. The following information respecting it was given to me by Mr McAlister. At a remote period the lands of Chapeltoun belonged to his ancestors and a Chapel dedicated to the Virgin Mary is believed to have been here. The lands were sold to Mr Miller and the Chapel being in ruins was repaired as a farm house. The property having again been purchased by Mr. McAlister, he repaired the old building and made several additions to it, but preserving its ancient appearance some of the walls (now inside ones) are of great thickness. Mr Miller gave me the same account of it but said that though he believes this to have been formerly the Chapel, yet that it may only have been the residence of the Chaplain and that the Chapel may have been near the Chapel Hill |
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CHAPEL HILL |
Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill |
James McAlister Esqr.
Robert Miller Esqr. Stewarton
Mr Reid Bonshaw |
012 |
A circular artificial Hill on the lands of Chapeltoun near the house. About 5 years ago Mr. McAlister raised it to its present height, by taking the earth etc. which in the course of time had slid or been trampled from its sides, and putting it on the top. while doing this a quantity of human bonees were found near the brae on the South and East sides, and also some stones which - from their appearance - Mr. McAlister thought had been exposed to the action of fire. Mr. Miller (to whom the property formerly belonged) told me that when the present road past the Chapel Hill was being formed, a quantity of bones were found and that it was supposed that a burying ground had been here. |
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HORSEMUIR |
Horsemuir
Horsemuir
Horsemuir
Horsemuir |
Mr. Provan Lochridge
Mr. James Brown Tenant
Aitkins Ph. [Parish] Map
Voters List |
012 |
A farm with house and steading etc. standing 1 1/4 mile S. [South] from Stewarton, the property of Mr. Provan of Lochridge |
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EAST BURN |
East Burn
East Burn
East Burn
East Burn |
Robert MacKie Esq.
Mr. Alexander Kerr (Gallowberry)
Mr. John Wyllie
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
013 |
A rivulet which has its source near to Gabroch hill passing near to Craigton, Merryhill, Gallowberry & Meikle Corshill farms and discharges into the Annock at the N.E. [North east] end of Stewarton Village |
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LOW GALLOWBERRY |
Low Gallowberry
Low Gallowberry
Low Gallowberry
Gallowberry |
Mr. James Wyllie (Pror) [Proprietor]
Mr. John Wyllie (Tenant)
Title Deeds
Voters List |
013 |
A large dairy farm with an excellent dwelling house Garden & steading Situate 2½ miles N.N.E. [North North East] from Stewarton. |
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Stewarton Parish -- XIII.1 T. [Trace] 3 & 4 |
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CLERKLAND BURN |
Clerkland Burn
Clerkland Burn |
Robert Mackie Esqr.
Mr Robert Peacock (Dunlop) |
013 |
A large riverlet that has its source near to Carswell (Renfrew) & forms part of the NW [North West] boundary of the Parish, it discharges into the the Annick near the centre of Stewarton Village. It bears the name from the 'Fish Pond' in this place to its junction with the Annick Water |
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GALLOWBERRY |
Gallowberry
Gallowberry
Gallowberry
Gallowberry |
James Snodgrass Esqr
Mr Alexander Kerr (Ten [Tenant])
Estate Map
Voters List |
013 |
A large dairy farm with an excellent neat & compact steading situated on high lying ground aommanding a very extensive view distant 2 miles N. by E. [North by East] from Stewarton |
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Mosside
Mosside
Mosside
Mosside |
Mr. Robert Kerr
Mr. Alexander Kerr
James Snodgrass Esqr.
Voters List |
A small dairy farm with comfortable dwelling house & situate 1 mile 6 furlongs N.N.E. {North North East] from Stewarton. |
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MERRYHILL |
Merryhill
Merryhill
Merryhill |
Mr. John Harvey (Tent.) [Tenant]
Mr. Alexander Kerr
James Snodgrass Esqr. |
013 |
A large dairy farm with dwelling house steading & garden situate 2 miles N.N.E. [North North East] from Stewarton; is the property of William Reid Esq. Paisley. |
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AUCHENTIBER |
Auchentiber
Auchentiber
Auchentiber
Auchintiber
Auchintiber |
Mr Ferguson
Title Deeds
Mr. William Steven
Voters List
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
013 |
Two excellent farm houses & steadings etc. one belonging to and occupied by Mr. Ferguson, the other by Mr. Steven, is Situated about 2 miles NE [North East] of Stewarton. |
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CRAIGTON |
Craigton
Craigton
Craigton
Craigton
Craigton |
Mr. James Brown
Mr. Ferguson Fullwood
Mr. John Craig
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
013 |
A small farm house on the west side of the parish road to Fullwood etc. about 2¼ mile N.E. [North East] from Stewarton. |
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NETHER AUCHENTIBER |
Nether Auchentiber
Nether Auchintiber |
Mr. Ferguson Fullwood
Mr. Ferguson Robertbank
Mr. Ferguson Auchentiber
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
013 |
A small farm, about 2½ miles NE [North east] from Stewarton occupied by Mr. Duncan. |
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Parish of Stewarton -- 13.2 T. [Trace] 1
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SPITALMUIR |
Spitalmuir
Spitalmuir
Spitalmuir
Spitalmuir |
Barbara Wilson
Mr. Gilmour Spital
Mr. Ferguson Robertland
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
013 |
A small house and garden occupied by Barbara Wilson. |
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WHITELEE |
Whitelee
Whitelee
Whitelee
Whitelee
Whiteley |
David Stevenson Tenant
Mr. Kidney
Wiliiam MacKie Esqr. Meikle Corsehill
Voters List
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
013 |
A farm with pretty good house and steading situated about 2½ miles NE [North East] from Stewarton the property of Mr. Ferguson, Irvine. |
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WHITELEE |
Whitelee
Whitelee
Whitelee
Whitelee
Whitelee |
Mr. Kidney
Title Deeds
Mr. D. Stevenson
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
013 |
A good farm house and steading on the east side of the Annock about 3 miles NE [North East] from Stewarton, occupied by the proprietor Mr. Kidney. |
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EASTERHOUSE |
Easterhouse
Easterhouse
Easterhouse |
J Stevenson Esqr.
Title Deeds
William Mackie Esqr. |
013 |
An excellent farm house with steading & near Whitelee belonging to and occupied by Mr. Stevenson |
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GLEN BURN |
Glen Burn
Glen Burn
Glen Burn |
William MacKie Esqr.
Mr. brown Blacklawhill
Mrs Stevenson Easterhouse |
013 |
A small stream which gathers on the farm of Whitelee, and flowing past Sidefoot joins the Annock a short distance N [North] from West Hairshaw. |
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GLENBURN BRIDGE |
Burn Bridge
Burn Bridge
Burn Bridge |
William MacKie Esq.
Mr. Brown
Mrs. Stevenson |
013 |
A Bridge of one arch on the Irvine & Glasgow Turnpike Road near Sidefoot.
built and maintained by the Turnpike Road Trustee. |
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MID HAIRSHAW |
Mid Hairshaw
Mid Hairshaw
Mid Hairshaw |
Mr. James Currie
Mrs. Patrick Townhead of Hairshaw
Mrs. Chalmers Otliebrae |
013 |
A small farm about 2½ miles N.E. [North East] from Stewarton occupied by Mr. Currie. |
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UPPER HAIRSHAW |
Upper Hairshaw
Upper Hairshaw
Upper Hairshaw |
Mr. John Mitchell
Title Deeds
Mr. Chalmers Otliebrae |
013 |
A good farm house and steading about 2¾ miles N.E. [North East] from Stewarton, belonging to and occupied by Messr. John & James Mitchell. |
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NORTH SPITAL |
North Spital
North Spital
N. Spittal
Spittals |
Mr. John Gilmour
Old Cart of Mr. Allan Carswell
Andrew Brown Esqr.
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
013 |
A Small farm on the N.E [North East] side of Kingland Burn the property of J.L. Donaldson Esqr. is situate 2¼ miles N.E [North East] by N [North] from Stewarton. |
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WILIAMSHAW |
Williamshaw
Williamshaw
Williamshaw
Williamshaw
Williamshaw |
Mr. James Snodgrass
Andrew Brown Esqr.
Mr. Thomas Walker
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
013 |
A large dwelling house & farm steading pleasantly situate on high lying ground commanding extensive views, about 2 miles N.E. [North East] by N. [North] from Stewarton; is the proerty of J.L. Donaldson Esqr. |
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EAST SPITAL |
East Spital
East Spital
East Spittal
East Spittal
East Spittal |
Mr Allan Carswell
Mr James Snodgrass
Jack
Andrew Brown Esqr.
Voters List |
013 |
A small farm house on the N.W. [North West] side of the Glasgow & Irvine Turnpike Road, abt [About] 2 miles 3 furlongs N.E. [North East] from Stewarton |
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KINGSFORD |
Kingsford
Kingsford
Kingsford
Kingsford |
Mr. James Gilmour
Mr. Robert Thompson
Mr. James Snodgrass
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
013 |
A small cluster of houses on the Glasgow & Irvine Turnpike Road abt. [about] 2¼ miles N.E [North East] from Stewarton. |
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KINGSLAND BURN |
Kingsland Burn
Kingsland Burn
Kingsland Burn |
Mr. James Gilmour
Mr. Robert Thompson
Mr. James Snodgrass |
013 |
A small streamlet which gathers near Spital Muir passing between N. [North] Spital & Williamshaw in direction of Kingsford and enters the Annock a short distance E. [East] by S [South] of Cowslap |
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SCHOOL [Kingsford] |
School (Boys & Girls)
School
School |
James Dunlop Teacher
Mr. Robert Thompson
Mr. James Snodgrass |
013 |
A small two storey house on the S.E. [South East] side of the road at Kinsford it was built by subscription for the convenience of the children of the Neighbourhood. The Master has the use of the house & Garden, free of expense, & the usual fees for his services. |
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HAIRSHAW |
Hairshaw
Hairshaw
Hairshaw
West Hairshaw
West Hairshaw
Hairshaw |
Mr. John Gemmel
Tack
Mr. A. Carswell
Mr. Chalmers Factor.
Mr. Currie Mid Hairshaw
Voters List |
013 |
A small farm on the S.E. [South East] side of the Annock abt. [about] 2¼ miles N.E. [North East] from Stewarton. |
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SIDEFOOT |
Sidefoot
Sidefoot
Sidefoot |
David Cumming (Tent) [Tenant]
Mr. John Stevenson
Mr. Carswell |
013 |
A neat Cottage & Garden on the N.W. [North West] side of the Glasgow & Irvine Road abt. [about] 2½ miles N.E. [North East] of Stewarton. |
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GLENOUTHER MOOR |
Glenouther or Glenowther Moor
Glenouther or Glenowther Moor
Glenouther or Glenowther Moor |
Robert Miller Esqr.
Mr. John Brown
Mr. Andrew Barr
Mr. Ferguson Fullwood |
013 |
An extensive tract of Moorland at the North eastern extremity of the Parish of Stewarton, belonging in common to Mr. pollock of Broom and Mr. Cunningham of Lainshaw. The greater part of it is nearly level - or what in Scotland is termed "flow moss." suitable only for pasturing sheep. |
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GLENOUTHER RIG |
The Rig or Glenouther Rig
The Rig or Glenouther Rig
The Rig or Glenouther Rig |
Mr. John Brown Blacklawhill
Mr. Anderson Corsehouse
Mr. Barr Windyyet |
013 |
An elevated ridge bearing healthy pasture, near the northern extremity of Glenouther Moor. |
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HAIRSHAWMUIR |
Hairshawmuir
Hairshawmuir
Hairshawmuir
Hairshawmuir |
Mr. John Brown
Robert Miller Esqr.
Mr. Barbour
Mr. Ferguson Fullwood |
013 |
A farm house with outbuildings & garden attached, near the south western extremity of Glenouther Moor. Is the property of Mr. Cunningham of Lainshaw. |
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BLACKLAW COTTAGE |
Blacklaw Cottage
Blacklaw Cottage
Blacklaw Cottage |
Mr. John Brown Blacklawhill
Mr. John Gillies occr. [occupier]
Mr. William Barbour |
013 |
A neat cottage with outhouse and garden the property of Mr. John Brown of Blacklawhill |
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LAVEROCAHALL |
Laverockhall
Laverockhall
Laverockhall
Larkhall
Laverock |
Mr. John Brown
Mr. William Barbour
Mr. Alexander Barr Windyyet
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
signifying a Lark |
013 |
A cottage and garden etc. the property of Mr. Ferguson, Irvine and occupied by Mr. Barbour. |
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CLERKLAND |
Clerkland
Clerkland
Clerkland
Clerklands |
William MacKie Esqr.
Robert Fleming
Mrs. Foulds
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
013 |
Two small farms with houses and steading etc on the East side of Clerkland Burn only distinguished from each other by the names of the occupiers |
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PAVILION |
Pavilion
Pavilion
Pavilion
Pavilion |
Mr. Dunlop Tenant
William MacKie Esqr. Meikle Corsehill
Mr. Robert Fleming West Clerkland
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
013 |
A small cottage & garden etc. the property of Mr. Cunningham of Lainshaw, occupied by Mr. William Dunlop. |
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PAVILION QUARRY |
Pavilion Quarry (Limestone)
Pavilion Quarry
Pavilion Quarry |
William MacKie Esqr.
Mr. Robert Fleming
Mr. Cuthbertson Hillhouse |
013 |
An old Limestone Quarry on the farm of Magbiehill near Pavilion. |
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WEST CLERKLAND |
West Clerkland
West Clerkland
West Clerkland |
William MacKie Esqr.
Mr. Robert Fleming |
013 |
A neat farm house and steading on the west side of Clerkland Burn. occupied by Mr. Robert Fleming and belonging to Mr. Cunningham of Lainshaw. |
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MOSSIDE |
Mosside or Moss-side
Mosside or Moss-Side
Mosside or Moss-Side
Mosside |
Mr. John Wyllie Prop. [Proprietor]
William MacKie Esqr.
Mr. Robert Lindsay Thornhill
Voters List |
013 |
A neat farm house and steading etc belonging to and occupied by Mr. John Wyllie. |
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EASTERHOUSE OF MEIKLE CORSEHILL |
Easterhouse of Meikle Corsehill
Easterhouse of Meikle Corsehill
Easterhouse of Meikle Corsehill
Meikle Corsehill
Meiklecorsehills
Meikle Corsehill |
William McKie Esqr prop. [proprietor]
Title Deeds
Mr William Brown Meikle Corsehill
Aitkins Ph. [Parish] Map
Johnson's Co. [County ] Map
Voters List |
013 |
An excellent farm house steading and garden, belonging to and occupied by William McKie Esqr. In speaking of this farm "Meikle Corsehill" only is used. |
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FULSHAW |
Fulshaw
Fulshaw
Fulshaw
Fulshaw
Fulshaw |
Mr. Robert Lindsay
Mr. MacKie Esqr.
Mr. William Craig
Voters List
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
013 |
An excellent farm House and steading etc about 1 mile N.E. [North East] from Stewarton on the road to Glasgow. occupied by Mr. William Craig & belonging to Mr. Kerr, Robertland. |
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FULSHAW SMITHY |
Fulshaw Smithy
Fulshaw Smithy
Fulshaw Smithy |
Robert Lindsay
Andrew Brown Esqr.
Mr. William Craig |
013 |
A Smith & a wright shop and dweelling house etc near Fulshaw. belonging to Mr. Brown |
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GATESIDE |
Gateside
Gateside
Gateside
Gateside
Gateside |
Mrs. Dickie
William MacKie Esqr.
Robert Lindsay
Voters List
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
013 |
A good farm house and steading belonging to Mr. D. Walker Perusken Fenwick and occupied by Mr. Dickie. |
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THORNHILL |
Thornhill
Thornhill
Thornhill
Thornhill
Thornhill |
Mr. Robert Lindsay
Andrew Brown Esqr.
Estate Map
Voters List
Johnsons.Co. [County] Map |
013 |
A good farm house & steading about 1 mile N.E. [North East] from Stewarton the property of Mr. Brown Stewarton and occupied by Mr. R. Lindsay. |
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HILLHOUSE |
Hillhouse
Hillhouse
Hillhouse
Hillhouse
Hillhouse |
Mr. Cuthbertson Tenant
Andrew Brown Esqr.
Estate Map
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
013 |
A good farm house and steading etc. situated about ¾ of a mile N.N.W. [North North West] from Stewarton on the east side of the Trust Road to Dunlop. belonging to Mr. Brown Stewarton |
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HILLHOUSEMUIR QUARRY |
Hillhousemuir Quarry (Sandstone)
Hillhousemuir Quarry
Hillhousemuir Quarry |
Mr. Cuthbertson
Andrew Brown Esqr.
William MacKie Esqr. |
013 |
A very extensive Sandstone Quarry partly on the Estate of Lainshaw, and partly on the farm of Hillhouse. A wall of rock about 20 feet high & surmounted by a ridge is [-] standing as the boundary between the properties |
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OLD DAM [Clerkland Burn] |
Old Dam
Old Dam
Old Dam |
William MacKie Esqr.
Mr. Cuthbertson
Andrew Brown Esqr. |
013 |
A Dam across Clerkland Burn near Hillhouse placed there for regulating the supply of water to Corsehill Mill. |
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Parish of Stewarton -- Sheet XIII.5 T. [Trace] 4 |
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CORSEHILL CASTLE (Ruin) |
Corsehill Castle (Remains of)
Corsehill Castle
Corsehill Castle |
Sir Thomas M Cunningham Bart. [Baronet] of Corsehill Prop. [Proprietor]
William MacKie
A. Brown Esqr. |
013 |
The ruins of this Castle stand on the west side of Clerkland Burn, a short distance North from Stewarton, all that remains is a Tower of considerable height (recently repaired) and on the East and North sides a quantity of Stones lime etc and a small portion of a wall a few feet in height. Sir J.M. Cunninghame says "There is good ground for belief that it was erected about 1540 and it was uninhabited till towards the end of the last century. It appears to have been of the ordinary style of the Scottish Castlellated residences of that date." |
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Parish of Stewarton -- Sheet XIII.5 T.4
"There are the ruins of three Castles in the Parish. Robertland
Castle, the stronghold of the Cuninghames of Robertland; and the Castles of Corshill
and Auchenharvie." Paterson's History of Ayr.
The only Antiquities worth mentioning are the remains of two Castles, once the seats
of the Cuninghams of Corsehill and Auchenharvie, branches of thee Cuninghames,
Lords of Kilmaurs by far the most powerful family in the district."
New Statistical Account.
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HOLMHEAD |
Holmhead or Holmehead
Holmhead or Holmehead
Holmhead or Holmehead
Holmhead |
William MacKie Esq
H. Miller Tent. [Tenant]
Aitkens Ph. [Parish] Map
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
013 |
A small farm house and steading near the north eastern extremity of Stewarton, belonging to Mr. Caskie. |
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MEIKLE CORSEHILL |
Meikle Corsehill
Meikle Corsehill
Meikle Corsehill
Meikle Corsehill
Meiklecorsehills |
William MacKie Esq.
Mr. William Brown
Aitkins Parish Map
Voters List
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
013 |
A farm with excellent farm & steadings etc situated about ¾ of a mile N [North] from Stewarton. Is the property of the Revd. William Carswell Eaglesham and is held in lease by Mr. William Brown. |
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TOWEND OF MEIKLE CORSEHEAD |
Townend of Meikle Corsehill
Townend of Meikle Corsehill
Corsehill |
William MacKie Esqr.
Mr. William Brown
Aitkins Ph. [Parish] Map |
013 |
A small farm with garden etc the property of the Revd. Mr. Carswell the land of this farm is now included in the farm of Meikle Corsehill. In speaking of this place, "Townend" is not generally used. |
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EAST BURN |
Eastburn
Eastburn
Eastburn
Quarry house |
William McKie Esqr
Mr Ferguson Fullwood
Mr Robert Lindsay
Mr Craig Fulshaw. |
013 |
A cottage and garden on the west side of East Burn, belonging to Mr. MacKie. |
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FLUSH |
Flush
Flush
Flush |
William MacKie Esqr.
Mr. Craig
Mrs. Cochrane |
013 |
A good dwelling house and garden, near Fulshaw Smithy; belonging to Mrs. Cochrane and occupied by her and others. |
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FOGGYHILLOCK |
Foggyhillock
Foggyhillock
Foggyhillock
Fogoehillock |
William MacKie Esqr.
Mr. Craig
Mrs. Barbour
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
013 |
A small farm, with house and garden etc. a short distance N.E. [North East] from Stewarton occupied by Matthew Barbour and belonging to Robert MacKie Esqr. Factor. Loudon |
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CAUSEYHEAD |
Causeyhead
Causeyhead
Causeyhead
Causeyhead
Causewayhead |
William MacKie Esqr.
Mr. Thomas Miller
Aitkens Ph. [Parish] Map
Voters List
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
013 |
A small farm house, garden etc. belonging to Mr. Kerr of Robertland and held in lease by Mr. Thomas Miller. |
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FULSHAWMILL |
Fulshaw mill
Fulshaw mill
Fulshaw mill |
William MacKie Esqr.
Mr. William Craig
Agnes Ferguson |
013 |
A cottage and garden on the right bank of Annick Water, near Robertland belonging to Mr. Kerr and occupied by Agnes Ferguson.
There was a Lint (& previously a) Corn Mill here, The ruins of which is still standing, but it has long since been disused. |
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LITTLE CORSEHILL |
Little Corsehill
Little Corsehill
Little Corsehill |
William McKie Esqr.
Mr. Thomas Miller
Aitkins Ph. [Parish] Map |
013 |
A small farm house with garden [-] attached, the property of Mr. Kerr of Robertland |
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BROADLAND |
Broadland
Broadland
Broadland
Braidland
Braidland |
Mr. John Lindsay
Mr. Ferguson
Mr. Gilmour
Voters List
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
013 |
An excellent farm house and steading etc. belonging to Mr. Kerr, and occupied by Mr. Lindsay |
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BROOM |
Broom
Broom
Broom
Broom |
Mr. Gilmour Tenant
Mr. Ferguson
Mr. Baird
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
013 |
A small farm, with house & steading etc belonging to Mr Kerr, Glasgow, and held in lease by Mr. Gilmour. |
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COWSLAP |
Cowslap
Cowslap
Cowslap
Cowslap
Cowslap |
Mr. William Baird Tenant
Mr. Ferguson
Mr. James Walker
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
013 |
A small farm with house & steading etc near Lower Williamshaw belonging to Mr. Kerr. Woodside Terrace Glasgow. |
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LOWER WILLIAMSHAW |
Lower Williamshaw
Lower Williamshaw
Lower Williamshaw
Williamshaw
Williamshaw |
Mr. Samuel Aitken Tenant
Lease
Mr. Ferguson Robertland
Voters List
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
013 |
A small farm house, with steading garden etc attached, about 1 mile N.E. [North East] from Stewarton by the turnpike road to Glasgow is the property of Mr Donaldson Loudon. |
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EAST OVERHILL |
East Overhill
East Overhill
East Overhill
Overhill
Overhill |
Mr. William Currie
Mr. Ferguson
Mr. John Currie
Voters List
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
013 |
A small farmhouse and steading etc the property of and occupied by Mr. William Currie. |
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TOWNHEAD OF HAIRSHAW |
Townhead of Hairshaw
Townhead of Hairshaw
Townhead of Hairshaw
Hairshaw
Hairshaw |
Mr. Patrick
Mr. Currie Mid Hairshaw
Mr. Chalmers Osliebrae
Voters List
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
013 |
Two farm Steadings etc. occupied respectively by Mr. Patrick and Mr. Gillie. the houses formerly stood almost close together, and they still retain the name, although the people of the locality in speaking of them generally omit 'Townhead' |
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NORTH LINTBRAE |
North Lintbrae
North Lintbrae
North Lintbrae
Linn Brae
Lintbrae |
Mr. James Watt
Mr. Robert Shedden
Mr. Ferguson
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
013 |
A house and garden etc. belonging to Mr. Steven, Bankend, and occupied by Mr. James Watt. |
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CLUNCH BRIDGE |
Clunch Bridge
Clunch Bridge
Clunch Bridge |
Mr Stevenson Road Surveyor
Mr. R. Shedden
Mr. King |
013 |
A Bridge over Swinzie Burn near Lintbrae built and maintained by the Parish Road Authorities. |
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LINTBRAE |
Lint Brae
Lint Brae
Lint Brae
Lint Brae
Linn Brae |
Mr. John King
Mr. Robert Shedden
Mr. Ferguson
Voters List
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
013 |
A small farm steading etc neat the Eastern boundary of the Parish, belonging to Mr. Kerr occupied by Mr. King. |
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LINTBRAE CROFT |
Lintbrae Croft
Lintbrae Croft
Lintbrae Croft |
Mr. Robert Shedden
Mr. Ferguson
Title Deeds |
013 |
A cottage with some land attached near Lintbrae belonging to & occupied by Mr. Robert Shedden. |
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OSLIEBRAE |
Osliebrae
Osliebrae
Osliebrae
Horseleybrae |
Mr. Chalmer
Title Deeds
Mr. Snodgrass
Aitkens Ph. [Parish] Map |
013 |
An excellent farm house and steading belonging to Mr. Kerr of Robertland & occupied by Mr. Chalmers. |
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ROBERTLAND |
Robertland
Robertland
Robertland
Robertland
Robertland |
Mr. Ferguson Occr. [occupier]
Mr. Chalmers Osliebrae
Mr. Baird Cowslap
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
013 |
An excellent house, with offices & extensive garde, about 1 mile N.E. [North East] from Stewarton. the property of Mr. Kerr, and presently occupied by Mr. Ferguson. |
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ROBERTLAND CASTLE (Site of) |
Robertland Castle (Site 0f)
Robertland Castle
Robertland Castle
Castle of Robertland
Robertland Castle |
Mr. Chalmers Ozlibrae
Mr. Black Stewarton
Mr. James Snodgrass
New Statistical Acct. [Account]
Patersonn's History |
013 |
On a small knoll on the South side of Swinzie Burn, a Castle of this name formerly stood; the residence of a branch of the family of Cunninghame. A slight hollow is all that marks its site now. Mr. Chalmers told me that it was burned to the ground about the time of the Reformation. and that a new house was built where the present garden is. & which he assisted to remove about 36 years ago. |
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The ruins nearly leveled by the hand of time, of the Castle of Robertland, fomerly the
stronghold of the Cuninghames, Baronets of Robertland, are situated behind the modern
Mansion of Alexander Kerr, Esqr. of Robertland. This stronghold it is said, was destroyed
by fire, in a feud between Montgomeries of Eglinton and the Cuninghames."
New Statistical Acct. [Account]
There are the ruins of three
Castles in the Parish. Robertland
Castle, the stronghold of the
Cuninghames of Robertland,
and the Castles of Corsehill
and Auchinharvie."
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OVERHILL |
Overhill
Overhill
Overhill
Overhill
Overhill |
Mr. John Currie
Mr. Ferguson
Mr. William Currie
Voters List
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
013 |
A small farm house & steading belonging to and occupied by Mr. John Currie. |
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SWINZIE BURN |
Swinzie Burn
Swinzie Burn
Swinzie Burn
Swinsie Burn
Swinsee Burn |
Mr. Chalmers Oslieburn
Robertsons List of Ayrshire
Mr. Ferguson
Mr. MacKie Meikle Corsehill
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
013 |
A stream of considerable size rising in Glenouther Moor and flowing south and west falls into Annock Water near Robertland. |
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CLERKHILL |
Clerkhill
Clerkhill
Clerkhill |
Andrew Brown Esqr.
Mr. Snodgrass
Mr. R. Watson. |
013 |
A comfortable residence with stables carriage house, flower & kitchen gardens and several acres of excellent pasture land. it is situate at the S.E. [South East] ennd of the "Vennel" in the Town of Stewarton. |
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CUTS BURN |
Cuts Burn
Cuts Burn
Cuts Burn |
Charles Skeoch Esqr. Ret. [Retired]
Mr. John Kennedy (Post Master)
Title Deeds |
013 |
A streamlet, which has its source near Broadmoss in Fenwick Parish, passes Between Cauldhouse & Bogside farms, and enters the Annock at Stewarton. |
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NETHER ROBERTLAND MILLS (Woollen) |
Nether Robertland Mills
Nether Robertland Mills |
Mr. R. Black
Mr. John Howieson (Tenant)
Mr. William Howieson |
013 |
Extensive stone buildings in which wool is carded & spun into thread: the machinery is driven by the combined forces of Steam & Water. it is situate on the South Bank of the Annock adjoining Darlington. |
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BOGSIDE |
Bogside
Bogside
Bogside |
Mr. Andrew Robertson (Tent.)
Mr. James Howie
Jack |
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A small dairy farm, the dwelling house & stable forming one building, is situate abt. [about] 1 mile E. [East] from Stewarton |
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CAULDHAME |
Cauldhame
Cauldhame
Cauldhame
Caldhame |
John Kerr Esqr.
Alexander Kerr Esqr.
Mr. James Howie
List of Voters |
013 |
A small dairy farm, with dwelling stables & Barn under one roof.- is situate 1 mile 1 furlong E. [East] by N. [North] from Stewarton |
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SPOT |
Spot
Spot
Spot |
Mr. James Gillespie (Tent.) [Tenant]
Jack
Mr. R. MacKie |
013 |
Two small farms, with steadings closely adjoining one another, are situate abt. [about] 7 furlongs E. [East] of Stewarton. |
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CHURCH [Stewarton] |
Church (Established)
Church (Established)
Church (Established) |
Mr. R. MacKie
Mr. R. Logan |
013 |
A plain edifice which, according to the dates on W. & S. [West & South] sides of the exterior was built in the year 1695. Since that period it has been repaired also enlarged 3 times, and at present is anything but in a satisfactory condition. The Cuninghams of Corsehill & Lainshaw have family vaults beneath the Church. |
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MANSE [Stewarton] |
Manse (Established)
Manse (Established)
Manse (Established |
Mr. R MacKie
Mr. R. Neilson
Mr. Black |
013 |
A comfortable residence with garden, Stables & Yard also several acres of excellent pasture land conveniently situate at the S.W. [South West] end of Stewarton, 4 chains W. [West] by S. [South] of the Parish Church |
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RIGHEAD |
Righead
Righead
Righead |
Mr. R. MacKie
Estate Map
Mr. R. Neilson |
013 |
A small dairy farm, with dwelling house Stables & Barn in a row adjoining the Kennox & Stewarton Parish Trust Road, is abt. [about[ 3 furlongs W.S.W. [West South West] from Stewarton. |
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SCHOOL [Stewarton] |
School (Parochial) Boys & Girls
School (Parochial) Boys & Girls
School (Parochial) Boys & Girls |
Mr. R. MacKie
Mr. Sinclair (Master)
Mr. Logan` |
013 |
A plain building of two Storeys, the lower storey is the Schoolroom & the upper the Masters dwelling - The Master has£34.4.4½ from the heritors, besides the School fees; at present there are abt. [about] 75 Boys & 35 Girls daily in attendance. |
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LAINSHAW MILL (Corn) |
Lainshaw Mill
Lainshaw Mill
Lainshaw Mill |
Mr. R. MacKie
Mr. R. Nielson
Mr. Black |
013 |
A large Corn Mill on the banks of the Annock near to the Glasgow & Irvine Road abt. [about] 15 chains S.E [South East] of Stewarton. |
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PEACOCKBANK T.P. |
Peacockbank T.B. [Toll Bar]
Peacockbank T.B. [Toll Bar]
Peacockbank T.B.[Toll Bar] |
Mr. Snodgrass
Alexander Frewe (Collector)
Mr. Nielson |
013 |
A Small Cottage at the junction of Kilmarnock & Stewarton Trust Road with that of the Glasgow & Irvine. is abt. [about] 2 furlongs S.E. [South East] of Stewarton |
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BRAEHEAD |
Braehead
Braehead
Braehead
Braehead |
Robert miller Esqr.
Title Deeds
Mr. R. Mackie
Mr. Neilson |
013 |
A comfortable residence with Stbling, large well stocked Garden and several acres of excellent pasture land on the S.E. [South East] border of the Town of Stewarton; is the property of Robert Miller Esqr.
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PEACOCKBANK |
Peacockbank
Peacockbank
Peacockbank
Peacockbank |
Mr. R. MacKie
Mr. . Neilson
Estate Map
List of Voters |
013 |
An excellent farm with steading etc. adjoining the Kilmarnock & Stewarton Trust Road distant 3 furlongs W.S.W. {West South West] from the former. |
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PETER'S BRAE |
Peters Brae
Peters Brae
Peters Brae |
Mr. Mackie
Mr. Neilson
Estate Map |
013 |
A steep rigged slope planted with wood, cheifly Beech, is situate on the S.E [South East] side of the Glasgow & Irvine Road abt. [about] 4 furlongs S.S.W. [South South West] of Stewarton. |
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GAS WORKS [Stewarton] |
Gas Works
Gas Works
Gas Works |
Mr. Black
Mr. R. Neilson
Revd. [Reverend] R. Smith |
013 |
A small Gaswork of these retorts & 2 cylinders, meter etc. erected by a joint stock Company to supply the Town of Stewarton with Gas; is situate at the back of Holme Street adjoining the Annock. |
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HOLME STREET [Stewarton] |
Holme Street
Holme Street
Holme Street |
Mr. Black
Revd. [Reverend] R. Smith
Mr. R. Neilson |
013 |
A low lying Strret with house & gardens on the S.W. [South West] side only, commencing at Garden foot of Braehead, & ending at Kirkford Bridge. |
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KIRKFORD |
Kirkford
Kirkford
Kirkford |
Mr. R. MacKie
Charles Skeock Esqr.
Mr. R. Neilson |
013 |
A small village divided from the Town of Stewarton by the Annock not many years ago, the inhabitants S. [South] of the Annock had to ford this twice going to the Kirk, hence its name. |
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Branch of the WESTERN BANK OF SCOTLAND [Stewarton] |
Branch of the Western Bank of Scotland
Branch of the Western Bank of Scotland
Western Bank of Scotland |
Mr. Snodgrass Esqr,
Mr. A. Cochrane
Mr. Kennedy
Name on Window |
013 |
A building at the corner of Main, and Vennel Streets, Stewarton. occupied (on the ground floor) as a Bank and writing office by J A Snodgrass Esqr. |
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East Gate [Lainshaw] |
East Gate
East Gate
Gate |
J A Snodgrass Esqr.
Mr. Kennedy
Estate Map |
013 |
The principal entrance gate to the House and grounds of Lainshaw. situated near the S.W. [South West] end of the village of Stewarton. |
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KERRSLAND HOUSE |
Kerrsland House
Kerrsland House
Kerrsland House |
J A Snodgrass Esqr.
Mr. Kennedy Postmaster
Mrs. Kennedy |
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A recently erected house with garden etc attached, near Clerkhill. The property of and residence of J A Snodgrass Esqr. |
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BANK |
Branch of the Union Bank
Branch of the Union Bank
Union Bank |
JA Snodgrass Esq
Mr. Kennedy
Name over Door |
013 |
Part of Braehead occupied as a Bank etc by Robert Miller Esqr. |
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On an eminence known as Cairnduff,
situated on the property of Mr. James Neilson
Provan of Peacockbank near Stewarton, there
is a large collection of stones which has
always been looked upon as a sepulchral
monument. The late proprietor Mr. John Deans
having some time ago caused a part of this
Cairn to be opened up, three urns containing
bones and relics were found deposited
in small cells near the original surface of
the ground. One of the Urns, which was
unfortunately broken before it was taken up,
appears to have been about a foot in diameter;
the other two measure about 5½ inches in
diameter and nearly six inches in height.
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in formation and zigzag lines have been
[-] or cut all round the edge or rim of
the vessel. One of the small Urns was found
laying on its side in a cell about 30 inches
square, formed with coarse flags. It was
filled with loose earth mixed with burnt
bones & ashes. The two other Urns were
inverted in the clay containing burnt bones &
ashes, appear to be places in a circle about
eight yards from the centre of the heap &
and near its extremity. On or near this circle
there are a number of small coarse flagstones
placed on the original surface of the
ground; and the earth at the bottom of the
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segments of bones. The height of the Cairn will
in the middle exceed 5 or 6 feet but it is
probable that many of the stones have been
carried off in former times for making roads
and other purposes. It is chiefly composed
of whinstone and they are mostly
large size.
No stones bearing the mark of a
hammer or chisel have been discovered. The
whole heap has been grown over with turf &
been planted trees several years
ago There is every reason to suppose that it
contains a great many more urns, as not
more than a fourth part of it has yet been examined.
(Extracted from Robertsons Description of Cunninghame)
This extract was sent to me by David Provan Esqr. D.P.
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CAIRN DUFF |
Cairn Duff (Remains of)
Cairn Duff (Remains of )
Cairn Duff (Remains of)
Cairn Duff (Remains of) |
Mr. James Provan Lochridge
Mr. Kennedy
J.A. Snodgrass Esqr.
Mr. Alexander Watt Peacockbank
Pointed out by Mr. James Provan
John Weddell |
013 |
In a samll plantation on the far of Peacockbank (Mr. Provans) there is quantity of Stones forming part of what was formerly a Cairn of considerable size. They are mixed with earth and overgrow with grass and trees. and at present have notmuch of the appearance of a Cairn. |
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"About thirty years ago, while Mr. Dean of Peacockbank was sorting out some trees in a small plantation, on Cairnduff Brae, on his property, he discovered three urns containing human bones. The urns were covered by a great quantity of Stones, forming , it is conjectured, one of those Cairns, in which the Ancient inhabitants of this Country buried their dead."
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BRIDGE [Kirkford] |
Kirkford Bridge
Kirkford Bridge
Kirkford Bridge |
Mr. James Snodgrass
Mr. Neilson
Mr. Black |
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A modern bridge of one Segment arch built of stone over the Annock where the old Kilmarnock road crosses; is kept in repair by the Trustees of County Roads. |
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GAMES HILL |
Games Hill
Games Hill
Games Hill |
Title Deeds
Charles Skeoch Esqr. RN
Mr. Neilson |
013 |
An inconsiderable elevation a little to the East of Stewarton on which there is a Trig Station; is the property of Charles Skeoch Esqr. RN |
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T.P. [Kirkford] |
Kirkford T.B. [Toll Bar]
Kirkford T.B.
Kirkford T.B. |
Mr. James Snodgrass
Anne Welch
Mr. R. Neilson |
013 |
A turnpike gate with small Cottage attached; situate on the old road from Stewarton to Kilmarnock where the road to Fenwick strikes off |
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BRIDES BURN |
Brides Burn
Brides Burn
Brides Burn |
Mary Harper
Elizabeth Harper
Alexander Knox. |
013 |
A small streamlet which gathers at the junction of 3 fences on the Boundary of Stewarton & Fenwick Parish making a Westerly direction; passing on the N. [North] side of Little Cutstraw & Waterhead Farms. S. [South] of Kirkford and enters the Annick opposite to the Gas Works at Stewarton. |
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DRAFFEN |
Draffen
Draffen
Draffen |
Mr. R. MacKie (Pro.) Proprietor]
Revd. R. Smith
Estate Map |
013 |
A comfortable farm house with steading, garden etc pleasantly situated & commanding extensive Views on every side; is the property of Mr. Robert MacKie |
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WATERHEAD |
Waterjead
Waterhead
Waterhead |
Jack
Robert Kerr (Tenant)
Mrs. M. Russell |
013 |
A very small farm with House Stable & Garden, is situate in a hollow adjoining Brides Burn abt. [about] 5 furlongs S.E. [South East] from Stewarton. |
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CAIRNDUFF HILL |
Cairnduff Hill
Cairnduff Hill
Cairnduff Hill |
Mr. Mackie
Mr. Neilson
Mr. Black |
013 |
A long high ridge of land, on its summit there is a small Plantation; is situate on the W. [West] side of the Old road to Kilmarnock about 4 furlongs S. [South] of Stewarton |
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PEACOCKBANK COTTAGE |
Peacockbank Cottage
Peacockbank Cottage
Peacockbank Cottage |
Hugh Gray (occr.) [occupier]
Mr. Neilson
Mr. MacKie |
013 |
A small cottage on the farm of Peacockbank occupied by the farm servants; is situate on the E. [East] side of the old road leading to Kilmarnock abt. [about] 4 furlongs S.S.E. [South South East] of Stewarton. |
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LITTLE CUTSTRAW |
Little Cutstraw
Little Cutstraw
Little Cutstraw |
Andrew Brown Esqr.
Robert Wilson (Tent.) [Tenant]
Mr. J. Kennedy |
013 |
Two small farms on the S. [South] side of the Stewarton & Fenwick road abt. [about] 5 furlongs E.S.E. [East South East from the former. |
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MEIKLE CUTSTRAW |
Meikle Cutstraw
Meikle Cutstraw
Meikle Cutstraw |
Mr. Hugh Logan
Mr. J. Snodgrass
Mr. John Kennedy |
013 |
A cluster of small farm houses on the S [South] side of road between Stewarton & Polkelly in Fenwick Parish about 5 furlongs E. [East] by S. [South] from the former |
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COCKLEBEE QUARRY |
Cocklebee Quarry (sandstone)
Cocklebee Quarry
Cocklebee Quarry |
Robert Mackie Esqr.
Rent Roll
James Snodgrass Esqr. |
013 |
An extensive freestone quarry on the S.W. [South West] side of the Stewarton & Dunlop Road 3 furlongs N.W. [North West] of the former. |
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CORSEHILL QUARRY |
Corsehill Quarry (Whinstone)
Corsehill Quarry
Corsehill Quarry |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Rent Roll
James Snodgrass Esqr. |
013 |
A Small quarry of Whinstone which is seldom worked for other purposes than for 'Metal' to repair roads. is Situate near to the 'Corsehill Banks' 2 furlongs N.N.W. [North North West] of Stewarton. |
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COCKLEBEE |
Cocklebee
Cocklebee
Cocklebee
Cockebie |
Robert Mackie Esqr.
Estate Map
James Snodgrass Esqr.
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
013 |
A Small dairy farm adjoining the Stewarton & Dunlop road 2 furlongs N.W. [North West] from Stewarton |
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH [Stewarton] |
Congregational Church
Congregational Church
Congrgational Church |
Revd. [Reverend] Robert Smith
Robert Mackie Esqr.
Mr. Thomas Wilson |
013 |
A Square Stone building purchased by the late John Cuningham Esqr. of Lainshaw who endowed it with a property Sufficient for the ministry Support & other expenses, that the whole of the Sittings might be free of charge. - is Situate at the N.W. [North West] corner of Avenue Street. |
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FREE CHURCH MANSE [Stewarton] |
Manse (Free Church)
Manse
Manse |
Revd. [Reverend] James Kennedy
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. William Black |
013 |
A neat Stone built house of two Storeys with garden & the residence of the Revd. [Reverend] J. Kennedy; is Situate at the N.E. [North East] corner of Avenue Street. |
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AVENUE STREET [Stewarton] |
Avenue Street
Avenue Street
Avenue Street |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
James Snodgrass Esqr.
Mr. William Black |
013 |
A wide airy Street off the N.W. [North West] side of Main Street; the houses, on either side, are built of Stone and two Storeys high. - |
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CROSS STREET [Stewarton] |
Cross Street
Cross Street
Cross Street |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. W. Black
Mr. R. Neilson |
013 |
A short wide Street lying between Rig Street 7 Avenue Street in the Town of Stewarton |
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POLICE STATION [Stewarton] |
Police Station
Police Station
Police Station |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. W. Black
Mr. Robert Neilson |
013 |
A small stone building of 2 Storeys, the lower storey is used by the Policeman as a dwelling, the upper as a 'Court' Room and Gaol. Is situate at the N.W. [North West] end of Stewarton. |
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RIG STREET [Stewarton] |
Rig Street
Rig Street
Rig Street |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. W. Black
Mr. R. Neilson |
013 |
A long narrow street off the N.W. [North West] side of Main Street at the Cross, terminating at the Police Station. |
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STANDALANE |
Standalane
Standalane
Standalane |
Revd. [Reverend] R. Smith
Mr. R. Black
Robert MacKie Esqr. |
013 |
A comfortable Residence, with stabling, gardens and Shrubbery situate abt. [about] two furlongs West of Stewarton. |
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STEWARTON [village] |
Stewarton
Stewarton
Stewarton
Stewarton
Stewarton |
New Statistical Acct. [Account] of Scotland
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Robert R. Smith
Paterson''s History
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
013 |
A large Village in the North of Ayrshire famed for the manufacture of 'Bonnets,' Carpets, Spindle for winding thread, and Brocade Needlework. |
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VENNEL |
Vennel
Vennel
Vennel
Vennel
Vennel |
Revd. [Reverend] R. Smith
James Snodgrass Esqr.
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Brockett's Glossary - "A sewer, sink, or drain. The word is also commonly used for a narrow Lane or passage, from one place to another.
An Alley, a lane. Jamieson's Scottish Dictionary. |
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A narrow Street of f the S.E. [South East side of Main Street, opposite Rig Street; the houses in this street are mostly on the S.W. [South West] side are built of stone & generally of two storeys. |
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GOOSEHILLS BRIDGE |
Goosehills Bridge
Goosehills Bridge
Goosehills Bridge
Goosehill Bridge |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. Black
Mr. R. Neilson
Mr. James Snodgrass |
013 |
A Small Bridge of one Segment arch built of stone over the Clerkland Burn Kept in repair by the Road Trustees. is situate at the N.E. [North East] end of Stewarton near to the Corsehill Mills |
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BESSIE'S BANKHEAD |
Bessie's Bankhead
Bessie's Bankhead
Bessie's Bankhead
Bessie |
Mr. William Black
Mr. Peter MacKie
Mrs. John Skeoch
Jamieson's Dictionary |
013 |
A rugged Brae mostly covered with furze and underwood forming part of S.E. [South East] side of Stewarton & Glasgow Road |
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BRAEHEAD |
Braehead
Braehead
Braehead |
Robert MacKie Esqr.
Mr. Peter MacKie (Tent) [Tenant]
Robert Currie |
013 |
Two Cottage & Gardens pleasantly situated on N.W. [North West] side of Stewarton & Glasgow Road |
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DARTINGTON |
Darlington
Darlington
Darlington |
Mr. Robert Black
Revd. [Reverend] R. Smith
Mr. R. Neilson |
013 |
A small cluster of houses recently erected on either side of the Stewarton & Glasgow Road & adjoining the N.E. [North East] end of Stewarton Village |
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DEANS STREET [Dartington] |
Dean Street |
Revd. [Reverend] R. Smith
Mr. Robert Black
R. Neilson |
013 |
A new row of 2 Storey houses built of Stone & slated forming the major part of Darlington. this Street is named after the late proprietor Mr. J. Deans |
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TEMPLEHOUSE |
Templehouse
Templehouse
Templehouse |
Revd. [Reverend] R. Smith
Mr. R. Black
Mr. J. Snodgrass |
013 |
An old thatched house, now in two tenements, which the Authorities supposed once formed a part of a range of buildings created by the Roman Catholics for ecclesatical purposes |
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DEANS DAM |
Deans Dam
Deans Dam
Deans Dam |
Mr. R. Black
Mr. J. Snodgrass
Mr. R. MacKie |
013 |
A stone wall topped with timber vaults across the Annock to divert water for the use of the Nether Robertland Mills |
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NETHER ROBERTLAND |
Nether Robertland
Nether Robertland
Nether Robertland |
Title Deeds
Mr. R. Black (oocr) [occupier]
Mr. R. Neilson
List of Voters |
013 |
An excellent farm with dwelling house, steading & garden,also several also several tenements & gardens; is situate nearly 3 furlongs E.[East] of Stewarton. |
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ROSEMOUNT |
Rose Mount
Rose Mount
Rose Mount |
Mr. R. Black
Mr. R. Neilson
Mr. R. MacKie |
013 |
A neat Cottage Residence with garden pleasantly situated on the banks of the Annock near to Nether Robertland Mills. |
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CORSEHILL BANKS |
Corsehill Banks
Corsehill Banks
Corsehill Banks |
Mr. R. MacKie
Mr. R. Black
Mr. Neilson |
013 |
Two rugged Bares, on either side of the Clerkland Burn, extending from Corsehill Mills to Old Dam. |
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CORSEHILL MILLS (Corn & Woollen) |
Corsehill Mills
Corsehill Mills
Corsehill Mills |
Title Deeds
Mr. Charles Skeoch
Mr. Black |
013 |
A large pile of building, in which corn is dried & made into meal. Wool carded & is spun into thread. also cloth thickened etc. the machinery is driven by 3 Water Wheels of various diameters. is situate, at the S.E. [South East] end of Dartington, on the Clerkland Burn |
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INLET DAM [Clerkland Burn] |
Inlet Dam
Inlet Dam
Inlet Dam |
Mr. R. Black
Mr. R. Neilson
Mr. R. MacKie |
013 |
A small dam built across the Clerkland Burn 'to divert water for the purpose of driving the machinery of the Corsehill Mills' is situate 1½ furlongs West of Dartlington. |
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MAIN STREET [Stewarton] |
Main Street
Main Street
Main Street |
Mr. J. Snodgrass
Mr. R. Mackie
Mr. R. Black |
013 |
A long Street, the houses on either side are variously constructed and mostly very old; in it there are a few good modern houses & shops. |
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FREE CHURCH [Stewarton] |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
Revd. [Reverend] James Kennedy
Mr. R. MacKie
Mr. James Snodgrass |
013 |
A neat edifice built of stone, at the S.E. [South East] end which is the principal entrance, there is a small steeple with belfry & Clock. |
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SCHOOL [Free Church; Stewarton] |
Shool (Free Church)
School
Schol |
Revd. [Reverend] James Kennedy
James Snodgrass Esqr.
Mr. R. Black |
013 |
A large room near to the S.W [South West] angle of the church where upwards of 100 Boys & Girls daily receive instruction. The members of the Free Church received £140 from the Govt. [Government] to assist them in erecting the Schoolroom and the Teachers house the latter is Situate in a Small garden at the back, or N.W. [North West] end of the Church.
Mr. Bodwell, the present Master holds a Govt. [Government] certificate. |
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GOOSEHILL |
Goosehill
Goosehill
Goosehill |
Title Deeds
Mr. R. Black
Mr. R. Neilson |
013 |
A portion of the Village of Stewarton. Extending from the U.P. [United Presbyterian] church to Clerkland Burn. and including Goosehills Mill, Bridgend Street. |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Stewarton] |
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church |
Mr. R. Black
Mr. Nielson
Mr. Findlay |
013 |
A very neat edifice recently erected; it is built of Stone in the Elizabethan style & greatly improves the appearance of the Town; is Situate, on the N.W. [North West] Side of Main Street, nearly opposite Bridgend Street. |
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T.P. [Townhead; Stewarton] |
Townhead T.B. [Toll Bar]
Townhead T.B. [Toll Bar]
Townhead T.B. [Toll Bar] |
James Snodgrass Esqr.
Mr. R. Stevenson Rd. [Road] Surveyor
Mr. Black |
013 |
A Turnpike Gate, with Cottage attached, Situate, on the Glasgow & Irvine Road, at the head of the Town of Stewarton. |
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BRIDGEND STREET [Stewarton] |
Bridgend Street
Bridgend Street
Bridgend Street |
Mr. R. Black
Mr. R. Nelson
Mr. R. MacKie |
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A short street in Stewarton extending from Goosehills to the Bridge over the Annock on the road to Nether Robertland. |
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GOOSEHILLS MILL (Spindle) |
Goosehills Mill
Goosehills Mill
Goosehills Mill |
Mr. Charles Skeoch
Title Deeds
Mr. R. Neilson |
013 |
A large building on the West bank of the Annock where spindles are made for the winding of cotton, wool & other threads. is the property of Mr. Charles Skeoch |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN SCHOOL [Stewarton] |
U.P. [United Presbyterian] School
U.P. [United Presbyterian]School
U.P. [United Presbyterian] School |
Mr. John Picking
Mr. R. Black
Mr. R. Mackie |
013 |
A large room on the S.W. [South West] side of Bridgend Street where boys & girls receive instruction. Te Master has no fixed salary and is entirely dependent upon the school fees. |
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MOURNING PATH |
Mourning Path
Mourning Path
Mourning Path
Weeping Path
Mourning Path |
Mr. R. MacKie
Mr. R. Black
Mr. R. Neilson
New Statistical Acct. [Account]
J.A. Snodgrass Esqr. |
013 |
A very narrow path nearly opposite the U.P. Manse; the authorities say it is the spot where the Earl of Eglington, who had received a mortal wound from one of the "Cuninghams of Corsehill" was found dead by his horses side. |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MANSE [Stewarton] |
Manse U.P. [United Presbyterian]
Manse
Manse |
Mr. R. MacKie |
013 |
A neat Cottage & Garden the residence of the Revd. R. Cairns & the property of the U.p.[United Presbyterian] congregation, Stewarton; is situate on the E. [East] side of the town near the W. [West] bank of the Annock. |
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" This stronghold (The Castle of Robertland) it is said, was destroyed by fire, in a feud between the Montgomeries of Eglington, and the Cuninghames in revenge for which, one of the Cuninghames shot the Chief of the Eglingtons, while riding home, near to Bridgend, at the east end of the town of Stewarton, where a path still there called the "Weeping Path", along which he rode until he came to the ford of the Annock, at Bridgend where he fell dead off his horse." New Statistical Acct. [Account] Page. 733 |
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HIGH CASTLETON |
High Castleton
High Castleton
High Castleton
Castleton
Castletown
High Castleton |
Mr. Miller Tenant
Estate Map
Mr. James Proven Lochridge
Aitkens Parish Maps
List of Voters
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
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An arable farm with house & steading etc belonging to Mr. Cunningham of Lainshaw & occupied by Mr. Miller, situated about ½ mile S.W. [South West] from Stewarton on the Road to Irvine. |
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LOCHRIDGE |
Lochridge
Lochridge
Lochridge
Lochrig
Lochrig
Lochridge |
Mr. James Proven
Miss Proven
J. A. Snodgrass Esqr.
Aitkens map
Paterson's History
List of Voters and Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A comfortable house, with outbuildings Garden, ornamental ground, the property of Mr. J. Proven. Situated about ½ mile S. [South} from Stewarton on the Road to Kilmarnock. |
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WARDHEAD |
Wardhead
Wardhead
Wardhead
Wardhead |
Mr. James Proven
Mr. James Stevenson Road Surveyor
Aitkens Ph. [Parish] Map
List of Voters |
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An arable farm with house & steading & near Lochridge, the property of Mr. Proven and occupied by Mr. James Miller. |
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LOCHRIDGE BURN |
Lochridge Burn |
Mr. James Proven
Miss Proven |
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LOCHRIDGE QUARRY |
Lochridge Quarry (Limestone)
Lochridge Quarry
Lochridge Quarry |
Mr. James Proven
Miss Proven
Mr. James Stevenson |
013 |
An extensive Limestone Quarry on the Estate of Lochridge near Byrehill |
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OVER LOCHRIDGE |
Over Lochridge
Over Lochridge
Over Lochridge
Over Lochridge |
Mrs. Dickie Tenant
Mr. James Proven
Mr. James Stevenson
Aitkens Ph. [Parish] Map |
013 |
An arable farm with good house & steading etc. situated about 1 mile SW [South West] from the Village of Stewarton. The property of Patrick Graham Esqr. of Limekilns and held in lease by Mrs. Dickie. |
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PEACOCKBANK |
Peacockbank
Peacockbank
Peacockbank
Peacockbank
Peacockbank |
Mr. James Proven
J. A. Snodgrass Esqr.
Aitkens Ph. [Parish] Map
List of Voters
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An arable farm withexcellent House & Steading etc attached bear Lochridge the property of Mr. James Proven and occupied by Mrs. Dunlop |
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BYRE HILL |
Byrehill
Byrehill
Byrehill
Byrahill
Byrehill |
Mr. James Proven
Miss Proven
Mr. Alexander Lindsay
Aitkens Ph. [Parish] Map
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
013 |
A cottage and large garden etc. on the estate of Lochridge, occupied as a dwelling House & Wrights Shop by Mr. Alexander Lindsay.
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BYREHILL |
Byrehill
Byrehill
Byrehill
Byrahill
Byrehill |
Mr. James Proven
Miss Proven
Mr. John Howie
Aitkens Ph. [Parish] Map
Johnson's Co. Map |
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An arable farm with House Steading etc. at the South East corner of the Parish of Stewarton, the property of David Proven and held in lease by Mr. John Howie. |
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LOCHSIDE |
Lochside
Lochside
Lochside
Lochside
Lochside |
Mr. James Proven
Mr. John Templeton Tenant
Aitkens Ph. [Parish] Map
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
List of Voters |
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An arable farm with hose and steading etc. situated about 1½ miles S. [South] from Stewarton. The property of David Proven, and occupied by Mr. John Templeton |
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BARNAHILL |
Barnahill
Barnahill
Barnahill
Barneahill
Barneyhills
Barnahill |
Advertisement of Farm.
Mr. King Fairliecrevoch Millls
Mr. Cameron
Johnson's Co. [County] Map
Voters List |
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A large farm with good house and very extensive steading, a short distance S. [South west from Watermeeting. It is the property of Dr. Pollock of Craig, and is at present let in fues to several persons for one year. |
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FAIRLIECREVOCH |
Fairliecrevoch
Fairliecrevoch
Fairliecrevoch
Fairly Crevoch
Fairlycrivoch |
Mr. James Ferguson Tenant
Mr. King
Mr. Cameron
Aitkens Ph. [Parish] Map
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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An excellent farm house and steading at the southern extremity of Stewarton Ph. [Parish] to Mr. Kerr of Cuninghamhead |
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RASHILLHOUSE |
Rashillhouse
Rashillhouse
Rashillhouse |
Estate Map
Advertisement of farm
Robert Cameron Tenant |
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A farm with house steading etc. near Watermeetings, occupied by Mr. Robert Cameron. |
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WATERMEETINGS |
Watermeetings
Watermeetings
Watermeetings
Watermeetings |
Mr. John Dunlop
Mr. Cameron
Map of the Barony of Boligshaw
Johnson's Co. [County] Map |
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A cottage or small farm house, with garden and a few acres of land attached, near the junction of Glazert Burn, with Annock Water, belonging to & occupied by Mr. Dunlop. |
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WATERMEETINGS BRIDGES |
Watermeetings Bridges or Glasert Bridge & Church Bridge |
Mr. John Dunlop
Mr. Cameron
Mr. William King |
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Two substantial stone Bridges, at the junction of Glazert Burn with Annock Water. The one over Glazert Burn consists of one arch, and the other two. Maintained out of the funds of the Parish Road Trustees. |
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HALLGATE |
Hallgate
Hallgate
Hallgate
Jail |
Mr. Ferguson Fairliecrevoch
Mr Errol Tenant
Map of Rashillhouse
Aitkens Ph. [Parish] Map |
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A cottage and garden etc. on the farm of Fairlecrevoch, occupied by John Errol. |
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CUNNINGHAMHEAD BRIDGE |
Cunninghamhead Bridge
Cunninghamhead Bridge
Cunninghamhead Bridge |
Mr. Ferguson
Mr. King
Mr. Cameron |
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A substantial Bridge of one arch, over the Annock, near Cunninghamhead Mill built & repaired out of the funds of the Parish Road Trustees. |
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FAIRLIECREVOCH MILL (Woollen) |
Fairliecrevoch Mill (Woolen)
Fairliecrevoch Mill
Fairliecrevoch Mill
Scrogie Mill |
Mr. King
Mrs. King
Rent receipt
Aitkens Ph. [Parish] Map |
017 |
This name applies to a Mill & dwelling house and also to a small farm house & steading with a few acres of land, adjoining, The Mill originally was for grinding Corn, but was allowed to go to ruin, and having been repaired lately is at present used as a sort of Woollen Mill. |
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Name of Object -- No. of Sheet -- No. of Plan -- No. of Page
Andersons Mount -- 12 -- 11 -- 41
Annick Water -- 12 -- 11 -- 43
Auchenharviemoor -- 12 -- 14 -- 46
Auchenharvie (In Ruins) -- 12 -- 14 -- 48
Auchenharvie T.P. [Turn Pike] -- 12 -- 15 -- 49
Auchenharvie -- 12 -- 15 -- 52
Auchentiber -- 13 -- 2 -- 65
Avenue Street -- 13 -- 9 -- 106
Blacklawhill -- 9 -- 15 -- 14
Blacklaw -- 9 -- 15 -- 14
Brae -- 12 -- 7 -- 18
Bloak Mill (Corn) -- 12 -- 7 -- 18
Bloak Bridge -- 12 -- 7 -- 19
Bloakholmes -- 12 -- 7 -- 19
Bloak -- 12 -- 7 -- 20
Bloakcrofts -- 12 -- 7 -- 20
Bowhouse -- 12 -- 7 -- 20
Bridgend -- 12 -- 10 -- 27
Bloakhillhead Bridge -- 12 -- 11 -- 33
Bloak Moss -- 12 -- 11 -- 33
Bickethall -- 12 -- 11 -- 40
Bloomridge -- 12 -- 11 -- 40
Bonshaw -- 12 -- 15 -- 53
Bogside -- 12 -- 16 -- 55
Bottoms -- 12 -- 16 -- 55
Bogflat -- 12 -- 16 -- 56
Bankend (Ruin) -- 12 -- 16 -- 58
Blacklaw Cottage -- 13 -- 3 -- 74
Broom -- 13 -- 6 -- 83
Broadland -- 13 -- 6 -- 83
Bogside -- 13 -- 9 -- 91
Braehead -- 13 -- 9 -- 94
Bank -- 13 -- 9 -- 97
Bank -- 13 -- 9 -- 97 |
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Bridge (Co. [County]) -- 13 -- 9 -- 99
Brides Burn -- 13 -- 9 -- 100
Brae Head -- 13 -- 9 -- 111
Bessie's Bankhead -- 13 -- 9 -- 111
Brisgedn Street -- 13 -- 9 -- 117
Byrehill -- 13 -- 13 -- 121
Byrehill -- 13 -- 13 -- 121
Barnahill -- 17 -- 3 -- 123
Carswell Bridge -- 9 -- 10 -- 3
Corsehouse -- 9 -- 15 -- 15
Corsehouse Bridge -- 9 -- 15 -- 15
Corsehouse Burn -- 9 -- 15 -- 16
Caildhame -- 12 -- 7 -- 17
Carven Mill (Corn) -- 12 -- 10 -- 28
Canaan -- 12 -- 12 -- 43
Crandenlands -- 12 -- 15 -- 50
Crossgate -- 12 -- 15 -- 50
Check Bar (small) -- 12 -- 15 -- 50
Crivoch -- 12 -- 15 -- 51
Cankerton -- 12 -- 16 -- 55
Chapelton -- 12 -- 16 -- 58
Chapelton Mains -- 12 -- 16 -- 58
Chapel Hill ( Huan Bones found here) -- 12 -- 16 -- 60
Clerkland Burn -- 13 -- 1 -- 62
Craigton -- 13 -- 2 -- 65
Clerkland -- 13 -- 5 -- 75
Corsehill Castle (Ruin) -- 13 -- 5 -- 79
Causeyhead -- 13 -- 5 -- 82
Cowslap -- 13 -- 6 -- 83
Church Bridge -- 13 -- 6 -- 85
Clerkhill -- 13 -- 9 -- 89
Cuts Burn -- 13 -- 9 -- 89
Cauldhame -- 13 -- 9 -- 91
Church -- 13 -- 9 -- 92
Cairn Duff (Urns etc found here) -- 13 -- 9 -- 98
Cairnduff Hill -- 13 -- 9 -- 101 |
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ocklebee Quarry (Limestone) -- 13 -- 9 -- 105
Corsehill Quarry (Whinstone) -- 13 -- 9 -- 105
Cocklebee -- 13 -- 9 -- 105
Congregational Church -- 13 -- 9 -- 106
Cross Street -- 13 -- 9 -- 107
Corsehill mills ( Corn & Woollen) -- 13 -- 9 -- 114
Corsehill Banks -- 13 -- 9 -- 114
Cunninghamhead Bridge -- 17 -- 3 -- 125
Dun Moss -- 9 -- 13 -- 13
Dunach Brae -- 12 -- 10 -- 28
Dunshaw (Ruins) -- 12 -- 11 -- 34
Draffen -- 13 -- 9 -- 100
Dartington -- 13 -- 9 -- 112
Deans Street -- 13 -- 9 -- 112
Deans Dam -- 13 -- 9 -- 113
East Burn -- 9 -- 14 -- 11
East Blackhillhead -- 12 -- 11 -- 32
East Burn -- 13 -- 1 -- 61
Easterhouse -- 13 -- 2 -- 67
East Spittal -- 13 -- 2 -- 69
Easterhouse of Meikle Corsehill -- 13 -- 5 -- 76
Eastburn -- 13 -- 5 -- 81
East Overhill -- 13 -- 5 -- 84
East Gate -- 13 -- 9 -- 97
Fulwood -- 9 -- 13 -- 5
Fulwood -- 9 -- 14 -- 10
Freeezeland Plantation -- 12 -- 12 -- 41
Fulshaw -- 13 -- 5 -- 77
Fulshaw Smithy -- 13 -- 5 -- 77
Flush -- 13 -- 5 -- 81
Fogghillock -- 13 -- 5 -- 81
Fulshawmill -- 13 -- 5 -- 82
Free Church Manse -- 13 -- 9 -- 106
Free Church -- 17 -- 3 -- 115
Fairlicrevoch Mill -- 17 -- 3 -- 125 |
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Gabroc Hill -- 9 -- 14 -- 8
Greensland -- 9 -- 14 -- 9
Gunshill -- 12 -- 8 -- 23
Gouknest -- 12 -- 8 -- 24
Gunshill -- 12 -- 11 -- 32
Glazert Burn -- 12 -- 11 -- 32
Gallowayford -- 12 -- 11 -- 35
Gallowayford Bridge -- 12 -- 11 -- 35
Gilmill -- 12 -- 12 -- 40
Gateside -- 12 -- 15 -- 49
Girgente -- 12 -- 15 -- 52
Gallowberry -- 13 -- 1 -- 61
Glen Burn -- 13 -- 2 -- 68
Glenburn Bridge -- 13 -- 2 -- 68
Glenouther Moor -- 13 -- 3 -- 73
Glenouther Rig -- 13 -- 3 -- 73
Gateside -- 13 -- 5 -- 77
Gas Works -- 13 -- 9 -- 96
Garnes Hill -- 13 -- 9 -- 99
Goosehills Bridge -- 13 -- 9 -- 109
Goosehill -- 13 -- 9 -- 116
Goosehills Mill (Spindles) -- 13 -- 9 -- 117
High Kilbride -- 12 -- 8 -- 24
Hill Quarry (Freestone) -- 12 -- 8 -- 25
High Cross -- 12 -- 11 -- 38
Hut Knowe -- 12 -- 15 -- 53
Haysmuir -- 12 -- 15 -- 54
High Chapeton -- 12 -- 16 -- 56
Horsemuir -- 12 -- 16 -- 60
Hairshaw -- 13 -- 2 -- 71
Hairshawmuir -- 13 -- 3 -- 73
Hillhouse -- 13 -- 5 -- 78
Hillhousemuir Quarry (Sandstone ) -- 13 -- 5 -- 78
Holmehead -- 13 -- 5 -- 80
Holme Street -- 13 -- 9 -- 96 |
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High Castleton -- 13 -- 13 -- 119
Hallgate -- 17 -- 13 -- 125
Irvinehill -- 12 -- 11 -- 34
Inlet Dam -- 13 -- 9 -- 114
Kirkwood -- 12 -- 8 -- 23
Kirkhill -- 12 -- 12 -- 37
Kirkhill -- 12 -- 12 -- 38
Kirkmuir -- 12 -- 12 -- 39
Kennox -- 12 -- 15 -- 51
Kingsland Burn -- 13 -- 2 -- 70
Kingsford -- 13 -- 2 -- 70
Kirkford -- 13 -- 9 -- 96
Kerrsland House -- 13 -- 9 -- 97
Lowyown of Blacklaw -- 9 -- 15 -- 14
Luton Water -- 12 -- 7 -- 17
Lugton -- 12 -- 7 -- 18
Law -- 12 -- 11 -- 31
Little Kirkmuir -- 12 -- 12 -- 39
Longridge Plantation -- 12 -- 12 -- 39
Lainshaaw -- 12 -- 12 -- 43
Laigh Auchenharvie -- 12 -- 14 -- 47
Little Haysmuir -- 12 -- 15 -- 64
Law Mount -- 12 -- 16 -- 57
Laigh Castleton -- 12 -- 16 -- 57
Low Galloway -- 13 -- 1 -- 61
Laverockhall -- 13 -- 3 -- 74
Little Corsehil -- 13 -- 5 -- 82
Lower Williamshaw -- 13 -- 6 -- 83
Lintbrae -- 13 -- 6 -- 85
Lintbrae Croft -- 13 -- 6 -- 85
Little Cutstraw -- 13 -- 9 -- 103
Lainshaw Mil (Corn) -- 13 -- 9 -- 93
Lochridge -- 13 -- 13 -- 119
Lochridge Burn -- 13 -- 13 -- 119
Lochridge Quarry (Limestone) -- 13 -- 13 -- 120
Lochside -- 13 -- 13 -- 121 |
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Midtown of Garochill -- 9 -- 14 -- 8
Midtown of Fulwood -- 9 -- 14 -- 9
Midtown of Blacklaw -- 9 -- 15 -- 13
Magbiehill -- 12 -- 8 -- 24
Murchland -- 12 -- 10 -- 27
Mongreenan Bridge -- 12 -- 10 -- 27
Mavis Bank 12 -- 10 -- 28
Mosside -- 12 -- 10 -- 29
Mosside Quarry (Limestone) -- 12 -- 10 -- 29
Mosshouse -- 12 -- 11 -- 34
Mains -- 12 -- 12 -- 42
Montgreenan Castle (Site of) -- 12 -- 14 -- 45
Montgreenan Cottage -- 12 -- 14 -- 45
Mill (Ruin) -- 12 -- 15 - 51
Mosshead -- 12 -- 16 -- 65
Mosside -- 13 -- 1 -- 62
Merryhill -- 13 -- 1 -- 63
Mid Hairshaw -- 13 -- 2 -- 68
Mosside -- 13 -- 5 -- 76
Meikle Corsehill -- 13 -- 5 -- 80
Manse -- 13 -- 9 -- 92
Meikle Cutstraw -- 13 -- 9 -- 103
Main Street -- 13 -- 9 -- 115
Mourning Path -- 13 -- 9 -- 118
Newmill Bridge -- 9 -- 13 -- 5
North Kilbride -- 12 -- 12 -- 37
North Lodge -- 12 -- 12 -- 42
Nether Auchentiber -- 13 -- 2 -- 65
North Spittal -- 13 -- 2 -- 69
North Lintbare -- 13 -- 6 -- 84
Nether Robertlands Mill (Woollen) -- 13 -- 9 -- 89
Nether Robertland -- 13 -- 9 -- 113
Over Auchentiber -- 9 -- 14 -- 11
Old Dam -- 13 -- 5 -- 78
Oslibrae -- 13 -- 6 -- 86
Overhill -- 13 -- 9 -- 87 |
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Over Lochridge -- 13 -- 13 -- 120
Parkside -- 12 -- 12 -- 41
Pavillion -- 13 -- 5 -- 75
Pavillion Quarry (limestone) -- 13 -- 5 -- 75
Peacock Bank T.P. -- 13 -- 9 -- 93
Peacockbank -- 13 -- 9 -- 94
Peter's Brae -- 13 -- 9 -- 94
Peacocckbank Cottage -- 13 -- 9 -- 101
Police Station -- 13 -- 9 -- 107
Peacockbank -- 13 -- 13 -- 120
Righead Plantation -- 12 -- 8 -- 23
Righead Smithy -- 12 -- 12 -- 42
Robertland -- 13 -- 6 -- 86
Robertland Castle (Site of) -- 13 -- 6 -- 86
Righead -- 13 -- 9 -- 92
Rig Street -- 13 -- 9 -- 107
Rosemount -- 13 -- 9 -- 113
Rashillhouse -- 17 -- 3 -- 124
Stewarton -- 9 -- 10 -- 1
Salt Well (Mineral) -- 12 -- 7 -- 19
Spout Linn -- 12 -- 7 -- 21
School -- 12 -- 7 -- 21
South Kilbride -- 12 -- 12 -- 37
Stacklawhill -- 12 -- 15 -- 52
Spitalmuir -- 13 -- 2 -- 66
Sandylands -- 12 -- 15 -- 54
School -- 12 -- 15 -- 70
Sidefoot -- 12 -- 15 -- 71
Swinzie Burn -- 12 -- 9 -- 91
Spot -- 12 -- 9 -- 91
School -- 12 -- 9 -- 93
Stewarton -- 12 -- 9 -- 108
Standalane -- 12 -- 9 -- 108
Standalane -- 12 -- 9 -- 115
The Totherick -- 9 -- 14 --7
Townhead of Gabrochill -- 9 -- 14 -- 8
Townhead of Fulwood -- 9 -- 14 -- 9
Townhead of Fulwwod -- 9 -- 14 -- 10
Townhead of Blacklaw -- 9 -- 15 -- 13 |
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Townend -- 12 -- 7 -- 21
Torranyard -- 12 --14 -- 46
Torranyard T.P. [Turn Pike] -- 12 -- 14 -- 47
Thornhill -- 13 -- 5 -- 77
Townend of Meikle Corsehead -- 13 -- 5 -- 80
Townhead of Hairshaw -- 13 -- 5 -- 84
T.P.[Turn Pike] -- 13 -- 9 -- 99
Templehouse -- 13 -- 9 -- 112
T.P. [Turn Pike] -- 13 -- 9 -- 116
Upper Hairshaw -- 13 -- 2 -- 68
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church -- 13 -- 9 -- 116
U.P. [United Presbyterian] School -- 13 -- 9 -- 117
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Manse -- 13 -- 9 -- 118
Vennel -- 13 -- 9 -- 108
Windy Yet -- 9 -- 15 -- 13
Waukmill -- 12 -- 7 -- 17
Wardlaw -- 12 -- 11 -- 31
West Bloakhillhead -- 12 -- 11-- 33
Waterhouse -- 12 -- 11 -- 35
Whin Hill -- 12 -- 15 -- 53
Whitelee -- 13 -- 2 -- 67
Witelee -- 13 -- 2 -- 66
Williamshaw -- 13 -- 2 -- 69
West Clerkland -- 13 -- 5 -- 75
Waterhead -- 13 -- 9 -- 100
Wardheard-- 13 -- 13 -- 119
Watermeetings -- 17 -- 3 -- 124
Watermeetings Bridge -- 17 -- 3 -- 124 |
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