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ROTHESAY |
Rothesay
Rothesay
Rothesay
Rothesay
Rothesay
Rothesay
Rothesay
Rothesay
Rothesay
Rothesay
Rothesay |
Old Statistical Account
New Statistical Account
Fullartons Gazetteer
Sheriffs' Returns
Origines Parochiales
Wilson's Guide to Bute
Wilson's Archaeology
County Directory
Estate Plans
County Maps
Oliver & Boyd's Almanac |
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This parish formerly applied to the whole of the northern part of the Islannd of Bute, but in 1844 the parish of North Bute was disjoined from it & erected into a separate and distinct Civil & Ecclesiastical Parish. Rothesay Ph. [Parish] is now situated in the centre of the Island of Bute and is bounded on the North West and West by the parish of North Bute; on the North East by the Firth of Clyde; on the north west by Rothesay Bay; and on the west & south west by the parish of Kingarth. The ancient Gaelic name of this parish, according to the writer of the Old Statistical Account was Cilla Bhrui, Signifying "the church of St Brohs" this seems never to have been its proper name. The present name is derived from the Gaelic Rother Suidhr. "Circular Seat", or the place where courts were held and justice dispensed. The shore is in general shelving rock and gravel and is neither bold or flat, the only bays in this parish are Scalpsie on the South and Rothesay on the North East |
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Sheriffs' Returns Origines Parochiales Wilson's Guide to Bute
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the latter is remarkably beautiful, being screened all around with a gentle variegated slope, having the town & harbour at its head, and very extended lines of mansions & Villas along its sides; and affords the finest anchorage in the west of Scotland. In stormy weather a hundred vessels may be seen riding at Anchor which have found an easy entrance to it from the Firth of Clyde. The Royal Burgh is situated at the head of a bay of the same name on the north east side of the Island of Bute and is the chief town of the county of Bute. It is governed by a Provost, two bailies, a dean of guilds, treasurer, and twelve councillors, and now unites with the county of Bute in sending a Member to Parliament. Besides the Burgh Courts, the Sheriff and Justice of Peace Courts & County meetings are held here. Bute being one of the ancient possessions of the house of Stuart, the castle of Rothesay continued to be a place of their occasional residence after they came to the throne on 12th Jany [January] 1401 King Robert III erected the town, which has been previously made a burgh of barony, into a Royal Burgh, & endowed it with a considerable landed territory. Its privileges were confirmed & extended by King James VI by charter dated 19th February 1585. The Antiquities of the parish are the Royal Castle of Rothesay (204.6-9) three British forts (on 204.10 & 215.5 )ruins of St Mary's Ch. [Church] (204.6( site of St Brides Ch. [Chapel] (204.6.9) ruins of the Royal Chapel (204.6.9) and the Chapel at Kilmory (215.1) the remains of Kilmory Castle (204.13) two cairns (204.10 & 215.5) and Tumuli (on 204.13 & 215.5). The town is lighted with gas & is well supplied with water - the Marquis of Bute is the superior and the population is considered close on 6000. |
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ARDBEG POINT |
Ardbeg Point
Ardbeg Point
Ardbeg Point
Ardbeg Point
Ardbeg Point
Ardbeg Point
Ardbeg Point |
William Muir Esq
Mr Wilson Town Clerk
Mr Gillies
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Johnstone's Coy. [County] Map
Black's Series of Maps
Wilson's Guide to Rothesay |
194.14 |
A point of land immediately at the end of Maine Place |
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ARTHUR COTTAGE |
Arthur Cottage
Arthur Cottage |
John McNeil Pro [Proprietor]
On Gateway |
194.14 |
A fine cottage |
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STRAAD SMITHY |
Straad Smithy
Straad Smithy
Straad Smithy |
I. Muir Esq. Factor
Rental
Val [Valuation] Roll 1862 |
203.16 |
A smithy with a dwelling house and garden attached The property of the Marquis of Bute |
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ST NINIAN'S BAY |
St. Ninian's Bay |
See adjoining Parish |
203.16 |
Authorized and described in the adjoining Parish. |
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Sheet 203-16 -- Parish of Rothesay |
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MOSSBANK COTTAGE |
Mossbank Cottage
Mossbank Cottage
Mossbank Cottage |
Mr. McKechnie Pro. [Proprietor]
On Gateway
Mr Gillies |
204.02 |
A fine dwelling house in Marine Place. The property of Mr. McKechnie |
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PROSPECT VILLA |
Prospect Villa
Prospect Villa
Prospect Villa |
Mr. Thompson. Pro [Proprietor]
On Gateway
Mr. Gillies |
204.02 |
A fine dwelling house on the west side of Ardbeg Road |
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LEVENGROVE |
Levengrove
Levengrove
Levengrove |
Mr. Kinloch, Pro [Proprietor]
on Gateway
Mr. Gillies |
204.02 |
A fine dwelling house on the west side of Ardbeg Road |
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GRAVELBANK |
Gravelbank
Gravelbank
Gravelbank |
On gateway
Mr. Kinloch
Mr. Gillies |
204.02 |
A fine cottage on the west side of Ardbeg Road. |
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CORDALE COTTAGE |
Cordale Cottage
Cordale Cottage
Cordale Cottage |
On Gateway
Mr. Turnbull, Pro [Proprietor]
Mr. Gillies |
204.02 |
A fine cottage on the west side of Ardbeg Road |
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LEVENGROVE omit A. G.
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CLIFTONBANK |
Cliftonbank
Cliftonbank
Cliftonbank |
Mr. Stewart, Pro [Proprietor]
on Gateway
Mr Gillies |
204.02 |
A fine cottage on the west side of Ardbeg Road |
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AUBURN COTTAGE |
Auburn Cottage
Auburn Cottage
Auburn Cottage |
Mr. McFie, Pro [Proprietor]
Gateway
Mr. Cochrane |
204.02 |
A fine dwelling house on the west side of Ardbeg Road |
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GLENBEG VILLA |
Glenbeg Villa
Glenbeg Villa
Glenbeg Villa |
James McEwen, Pro [Proprietor]
Gateway
Mr Cochrane |
204.02 |
A villa on the west side of Ardbeg Road |
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GLENBEG COTTAGE |
Glenbeg Cottage
Glenbeg Cottage
Glenbeg Cottage |
James McEwen Pro [Proprietor]
on Gateway
Mr. Cochrane |
204.02 |
A fine villa on the west side of Ardbeg Road |
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CRAIGLEA |
Craiglea
Craiglea
Craiglea |
Major Young occ. [occupier]
Gateway
Mr. Cochrane |
204.02 |
A fine dwelling house on the west side of Ardbeg Road on the roadside in front of this villa is a Post office Letter Box |
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MARINE PLACE [RothesayJ |
Marine Place
Marine Place
Marine Place |
Corner Ticket
Mr. Wilson
Mr. McAllister |
204.02 |
A number of fine Villas along the sea coast of the farm of Ardbeg |
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SEAFIELD COTTAGE |
Seafield Cottage
Seafield Cottage
Seafield Cottage |
Alexander McInnan, Pro [Proprietor]
Mr. Conell
Mr. Gillies |
204.02 |
A fine cottage having a garden attached, situated in Marine Place |
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BELLE VUE |
Belle Vue
Belle Vue |
Mr. McKechnie Pro, [Proprietor]
Mr. Conell
on Gateway |
204.02 |
A fine dwelling house on Marine Place. The property of Mr. McKecknie |
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ASHBANK |
Ashbank
Ashbank
Ashbank |
Mr. McKechnie
on Gateway
Mr. Gillies |
204.02 |
A fine dwelling house on Marine Place The property of Mr. McKechnie |
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LA BELLE VILLA |
La Belle Villa
La Belle Villa
La Belle Villa |
Mr. McKechnie
on Gateway
Mr. McAlpine |
204.02 |
2 fine dwelling houses in Marine Place. The property Mr. McKechnie & Mr McAlpine |
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ROCKBANK |
Rockbank
Rockbank
Rockbank |
Mr. Conell, Pro [Proprietor]
John Currie
Mr. Wilson |
204.02 |
A fine cottage at the North end of Ardbeg Road |
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MOUNT PLEASANT |
Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant |
On Gateway
Mr. Chambers, Pro. [Proprietor]
Mr Wilson Town Clerk |
204.02 |
A dwelling house with a large V. [Vegetable] garden attached, situated on the west side of Ardbeg Road. |
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ARDMORY ROAD |
Ardmory Road
Ardmory Road
Ardmory Road |
Corner Ticket
Mr. Wilson
The Rev. [Reverend] W. McBride Port Bannatyne |
204.02 |
A short street or road leading in a westerly direction from Ardbeg Road |
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ARDMORY HOUSE |
Ardmory House
Ardmory House
Ardmory House |
The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. McBride Pro [Proprietor]
Mr Wilson
on Gateway |
204.02 |
A large and fine dwelling house with garden and a small plot of ornamental ground attached |
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SKEOCK PARK |
Skeock Park
Skeock Park
Skeock Park |
Map of Town
Mr. Wilson Town Clerk
Mr. Gillies |
204.02 |
2 good dwelling houses on the west side and extreme end of Argyle Place |
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HAWTHORN LANE |
Hawthorn Lane
Hawthorn Lane
Hawthorn Lane |
Corner Ticket
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Gillies |
204.02 |
A short lane branching westerly off Argyle Place |
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GREENHILL BRAE |
Greenhill Brae
Greenhill Brae
Greenhill Brae |
Corner Ticket
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Gillies |
204.02 |
A short Street branching westerly of Ardbeg Road |
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SKEOCH WOOD |
Skeoch Wood
Skeoch Wood
Skeoch Wood |
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Gillies
Wilsons Guide |
204.02 |
A tolerably sized mixed wood on the farm of Ardbeg and on the west side of Ardbeg Road |
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WYNDHAM COTTAGE |
Wyndham Cottage
Wyndham Cottage
Wyndham Cottage
Wyndham |
Mr. Wilson Town Clerk
Mr. Gillies
WIlson's Guide
County Directory |
204.02 |
A fine dwelling house on the west side of Ardbeg Road |
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ARDBEG |
Ardbeg
Ardbeg
Ardbeg
Ardbeg
Ardbeg |
John Currie Occ. [Occupier]
Mr. Wilson Town Clerk
Map of Town
Wilson's Guide
County Directory |
204.02 |
A farm house and offices the property of Mr. Campbell |
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ARDBEG ROAD |
Ardbeg Road
Ardbeg Road
Ardbeg Road |
Mr. Wilson
Tickets
Mr. Gillies |
204.02 |
This name applies to that portion of road extending from the Boat Building yard in a northerly direction as far as the parish boundary |
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POINTHOUSE BURN |
Pointhouse Burn
Pointhouse Burn
Pointhouse Burn |
I. Wilson
Mr. Gillies
Mr. McAllister |
204.02 |
For the descriptive remarks see Name Sheets for North Bute parish |
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WESTLAND |
Westland
Westland
Westland
Westland |
Hugh Simpson Occr. [Occupier]
I Wilson Esq. Town Clerk
Mr. Gillies
County Directory |
204.02 |
A farm house and offices the property of the Burgh of Rothesay |
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CRAIGAGOUL |
Criagagoul
Criagagoul
Criagagoul
Criagagoul |
James Glendinnase Occr. [Occupier]
Lease
Mr. Wilson
Estate Map |
204.02 |
A small farm house and offices The property of D. Hoyle Esq. of Kames |
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GREENBANK |
Greenbank
Greenbank
Greenbank |
Mrs. Kean Occ. [Occupier]
Gate way
Mr. Wallace, Pro. [Proprietor] |
204.02 |
A large and fine dwelling house on the west side of Ardbeg Road |
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BAPTIST CHAPEL [Rothesay] |
Baptist Chapel
Baptist Chapel
Baptist Chapel |
The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Mansfield
Mr. Cochrane
Mr. Wilson |
204.02 |
A plain oblong building occupied as a chapel in connection with the denomination of Baptists, it is seated for about 500. |
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ROCK VILLA |
Rock Villa
Rock Villa
Rock Villa |
Robert Brown, Pro. [Proprietor]
Gate way
Mr. Gillies |
204.02 |
A fine dwelling house on the west side of Ardbeg Road |
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GENTLEMENS' BATHING PLACE |
Gentlemens' Bathing Place
Gentlemens' Bathing Place
Gentlemens' Bathing Place |
Tickets
Mr. Wilson Town Clerk
Mr Gillies |
204.02 |
A place on the coast, and on the east side of Ardbeg Road, appropriated as a Bathing Place for Gentlemen |
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LADIES' BATHING PLACE |
Ladies' Bathing Place
Ladies' Bathing Place
Ladies' Bathing Place |
Tickets
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Gillies |
204.02 |
A place on the coast of Ardbeg Road appropriated as a Ladies Bathing Place |
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BOAT BUILDING YARD |
Boat Building Yard |
The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Mansfield
Mr. Cochrane
Mr. Wilson |
204.02 |
A yard and some wooden sheds where Boats of Small burthen are Built |
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MOUNTSTUART ROAD [Rothesay] |
Mount Stewart Road
Mountstuart
Mountstuart
Mountstuart
Mount Stuart |
Corner ticket
Mr Wilson Town Clerk
Mr Gillies Clerk
Mr Muir Esq Factor
Wilson's Guide |
204.03 |
This name applies to that portion of the Parish road, extending from the Battery, to the houses at Craig point Villa |
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BOGANY HOUSE |
Bogany House
Bogany House
Bogany House
Bogany House |
Miss Mutrie Pro. [Proprietrix]
Mr Wilson
Mr Gillies
County Directory |
204.03 |
A fine dwelling house having offices a garden and a small plot of ornamental ground attached |
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BOGANY |
Bogany |
Mr Muir Esq
Rental
Mr Wilson |
204.03 |
A small farm house having offices attached The property of the Marquis of Bute. |
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VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY BATTERY [Rothesay] |
Bute Artillery Volunteer Battery
Bute Artillery Volunteer Battery
Bute Artillery Volunteer Battery |
Mr McAllister
In Book of Regulations, in possession of Mr McAllister, Clerk at W. [West] Muirs, Mr Gillies, clerk to Mr Wilson |
204.03 |
A small Battery mounted with 2 guns situated at Bogany point. It was erected for the use of the Bute Artillery Volunteer corps |
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BOGANY POINT |
Bogany Point
Bogany Point
Bogany Point
Bogany Point
Bogany Point
Bogany Point |
Mr Muir Esqr.
Mr. Wilson Town Clerk
Mr. McAllister
New Stat: [Statistical] Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Wilson's Guide |
204.03 |
A rocky point of the sea shore on the farm of Bogany. The property the Marquis of Bute. |
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MINERAL WELL |
Mineral Well
Mineral Well
Mineral Well
Mineral Well
Mineral Well
Mineral Well |
William Muir Esqr.
Mr. Wilson
Mr. McAllister
Wilsons Guide
New Stat: [Statistical] Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
204.03 |
A mineral well on the east side of the road near Bogany point. "It has acquired much repuation as a remedy for cutaneous and glandular diseases, and rheumatisms &c." Wilsons Guide |
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CRAIGPOINT VILLA |
Craigpoint Villa
Craigpoint Villa
Craigpoint Villa |
On Gateway
Mr. Wilson
Wiliam Muir Esqr. |
204.03 |
A fine dwelling house having a veg. [vegetable] garden and a small plot of ornamental ground attached, |
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FIIRTH OF CLYDE |
Firth of Clyde |
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GREENAN LOCH |
Greenan Loch
Greenan Loch
Greenan Loch
Greenan Loch
Loch Greenan |
William Muir Esqr.
Factor
Estate Map
Mr McAllister
New Stat [Statistical] Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
204.05 |
A small Lake partly on the farms of Greenan, Barone park and Craigbroch. The property of the Marquis of Bute. |
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GARTNAKAILY |
GartnaKaily
GartnaKaily
GartnaKaily |
William Muir Esqr, Factor
Estate Map
John McPherson |
204.06 |
A farm house and offices, the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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LARKHALL |
Larkhall
Larkhall
Larkhall
Larkhall |
Mr Black, Pro [Proprietor]
Mr Wilson, Town Clerk
Mr Gillies
County Directory |
204.06 |
A fine cottage having offices and a few acres of land attached. |
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WEST FREE CHURCH MANSE [Rothesay] |
West Free Church Manse
West Free Church Manse
West Free Church Manse
West Free Church Manse |
The Rev. [Reverend] Mr Elder
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Gillies
Wilson's Guide |
204.06 |
A fine dwelling house having a garden attached The property of the West Free Church |
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ARGYLE TERRACE [Rothesay] |
Argyle Terrace
Argyle Terrace
Argyle Terrace |
Corner Ticket
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Gillies |
204.06 |
A street or terrace extending in a northerly direction for a short distance from the west end of MacKinlay Street. |
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ARGYLE LODGE |
Argyle Lodge
Argyle Lodge
Argyle Lodge |
Mr Mowet, Pro [Proprietor]
Mr. Gillies
On Gateway |
204.06 |
A fine dwelling house at the extreme west end of Mackinlay Street |
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MACNAB'S BRAE |
Macnab's Brae
Macnab's Brae
Macnab's Brae |
Corner Ticket
Mr Wilson
Mr Gillies |
204.06 |
A short Street branching from Argyle Place and terminating at Argyle Terrace |
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MACKINLAY STREET [Rothesay] |
MacKinlay Street
MacKinlay Street
MacKinlay Street |
Corner Ticket
Mr Wilson
Mr Gilllies |
204.06 |
A short branching from Argyle Place and terminating at the south end of Argyle Terrace |
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ARGYLE PLACE |
Argyle Place
Argyle Place
Argyle Place |
Corner Tickets
Mr Wilson
Mr Gillies |
204.06 |
A fine street fronting the sea, commencing at the end MacKinlay Street and terminating at the Boat building Yard, thence Ardbeg Road. |
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CULEVIN |
Culevin
Culevin
Culevin
Culeven House |
Gateway
Mr Brown, Pro [Proprietor]
Mr Gillies
County Directory |
204.06 |
A fine dwelling house having a garden and some ornamental ground attached. |
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KNOCKINREOCH |
Kncokinreoch
Kncokinreoch
Kncokinreoch
Kncokinreoch |
Mr. Wilson Town Clerk
Mr. Gillies
Mr. McMillan, Occ. [Ocupier]
William Muir Esqr. Factor |
204.06 |
A farm house and offices The property of The Marquis of Bute |
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LONG HILL |
Long Hill
Long Hill
Long Hill
Long Hill |
Map of Town
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Gillies
Wilson's Guides |
204.06 |
A small hill of a ridge like shape on the farm of Knockinreoch |
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BALLOCHGOY |
Ballochgoy
Ballochgoy
Ballochgoy |
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Gillies
Mr. Herbert Pro. [Procurator] Fiscal |
204.06 |
A small district of houses comprising of Lilyoak Terrace, Havlock Terrace and Inkerman Cottage. |
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LILLYOAK TERRACE |
Lillyoak Terrace |
Corner Ticket
Mr Wilson |
204.06 |
2 Dwelling houses in the district called Ballochgoy |
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HAVLOCK TERRACE [Rothesay] |
Havlock Terrace |
Corner Ticket
Mr Gillies |
204.06 |
2 dwelling houses in the district of Ballochgoy |
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McKELMAN COTTAGE |
Inkerman Cottage |
Corner Ticket
Mr Gillies |
204.06 |
A fine cottage in the district of Ballochgoy |
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BREAKOCH |
Breakoch
Breakoch
Breakoch |
Mr John Muir, Barone Park
William Muir, Esqr. Factor
Mr Wilson |
204.06 |
2 small cottages and a byre which formerly had a farm of land attached, but is now blended with that of Barone Park. |
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BARONE COTTAGE |
Barone Cottage
Barone Cottage
Barone Cottage
Barone Cottage |
Mr Black Occ. & Pro. [Occupier & Proprietor]
Mr. Black, Larkhall
Mr. Gillies
County Directory |
204.06 |
A fine Cottage having offices and a few acres of ground attached |
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CRAIGBIROCH WOOD |
Craigbiroch Wood
Craigbiroch Wood
Craigbiroch Wood |
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Gillies
Mr. Muir |
204.06 |
A small mixed wood on the farm of Craigbiroch. |
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BARONE |
Barone
Barone
Barone |
William Muir Esqr. Factor
Mr. John Muir Barone Park
Mr. McAllister |
204.06 |
2 dwelling houses and a byre attached The property the Marquis of Bute. |
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CNOC NA H-ULAIDHE |
Cnocnahooly
Cnocnahooly
Cnocnahooly |
Mr. John Muir
William Muir, Esqr. Factor
Mr McAllister |
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A very small but prominent Knoll on the farm of Barone park. The name signifies - The Hill of Treasure. |
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BUSH HOUSE |
Bush House
Bush House
Bush House |
John Wilson, Gamekeeper
William Muir, Esqr.
Mr McAllister |
204.06 |
A dwelling house with byre attached The property of the Marquis of Bute |
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CHURCH |
Church
Church
Church |
Mr McAllister
The Rev [Reverend] U. Brown
William Muir Esqr. |
204.06 |
A plain oblong edifice erected in 1796 its interior is fitted up with seats and galleries sufficiently commodious for about 1000 sitters. Close to the south west angle, is the ruins of the choir of a very ancient church or chapel which had been dedicated to St Mary. |
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ST MARY'S CHURCH (Ruins of) |
St Mary's Church (Ruins of)
St Mary's Church (Ruins of)
St Mary's Church (Ruins of) |
New Stat. Acc. [Statistical Account] & Wilson's Guide
William Muir Esqr.
The Rev [Reverend] Mr Brown
Origines Parochiales |
204.06 |
"The church of St Mary of Rothesay, the walls of the choir of which yet remains close to the present parish church, was probably built in 1296, the windows being of the form then in use. It was one of the Cathedral churches of the Isles during the times of Popery and was the sole Cathedral of that see during the times of Protestant Episcopacy. The area of the choir & nave were used for interment by the principal heritors. The nave was taken down in 1692, when a new church on the present site was erected out of the ruins. This church also was taken down in 1795, and the present church then erected." New Stat [Statistical] Account See next page |
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MAUSOLEUM [Rothesay Church] |
Mausoleum
Mausoleum
Mausoleum |
William Muir, Esqr.
Mr. McAllister
Mr. Wilson |
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A fine tomb being the family place of burial of the Marquises of Bute. |
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"The Ancient Church of Rothesay was dedicated to the Virgin Mary: & was originally a Chapel subordinate to Kingarth professed for a short time by the monks of Paisley. At the close of 13th Century, it appears on record as an independant parsonage & afterwards became one of the Cathedral Churches of the Diocese of the Isles & was the only one during the period of Protestant Episcopacy. In 1575 its temporalities were given by James VI to the collegiate Ch; [Church] of Restaing near Leith; & at the Reformation, they were transferred to the Chapel Royal of Stirling. In 1617, the parson of Rothesay was by Act of Parliament, made subdean of the Isles. - and in 1639 it was annexed to the Presbytery of Dunoon" - Fullarton's Gazetteer. |
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ARGYLE STREET [Rothesay] |
Argyle Street
Argyle Street
Argyle Street
Argyle Street
Argyle Street |
Corner Tickets
Mr Attwood
Mr Wilson, Town Clerk
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Wilson's Guide |
204.06 |
A fine Street, being the continuation of Gallowgate Street, from the Gallows Craig, and terminating at the end of MacKinlay Street |
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QUEEN'S HOTEL [Rothesay] |
Queens' Hotel
Queens' Hotel
Queens' Hotel |
Mr Wilson, Town Clerk
Mr Attwood
Sign Board |
204.06 |
A fine large Hotel, with good accomodation for travellers, Tourists &c. |
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ROTHESAY ACADEMY |
Rothesay Academy
Rothesay Academy
Rothesay Academy |
Mr Wilson, Town Clerk
Mr McKirdy, Provost
Mrs Gillies |
204.06 |
A fine large edifice comprising of 4 class rooms and the Rector's residence. It is the property of a company of shareholders, from whom a committee of Managers are chosen annually. |
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BATTERY PLACE |
Battery Place |
Corner Ticket |
204.06 |
A fine street fronting the Bay being the continuation of Princes Street and terminating at the "Battery" from thence it is called Mount Stewart Road. |
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Sheet 206-6 Parish of Rothesay |
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ST BRIDE'S CHAPEL (Site of) |
Chapel Hill
Site of St Bride's Chapel
Chapel Hill
Site of St Bride's Chapel
Chapel Hill
Site of St Bride's Chapel
Chapel Hill
Site of St Bride's Chapel
Chapel Hill
Site of St Bride's Chapel
Chapel Hill
Site of St Bride's Chapel |
Mr. Wilson, Town Clerk
Mr. Gillies
William Muir, Esq
New Stat. [Statistical] Account
Fullarton's Gazeteer
Origines Parochiales |
204.06 |
A small hill commanding a fine prospect of the town and Bay &c. till very lately, the remains of a chapel dedicated to St. Bride or Bridget stood on the summit of the hill, it was removed to make way for the present building a dwelling house with a tower on the east side, erected by the town council, who also at the same time ornamented the hill with terraced walks for the use of the public.
"Chapel-hill on the summit of which, till very lately, were the remains of the old chapel of St Bride, so called from being dedicated to the Virgin St Bride or Bridget, a female saint for whom the people of Scotland and Ireland in general, and those of the Western Isles in particular, entertained the most superstitious veneration. To her the greatest number of churches in the Western Isles were dedicated; from her the people had oracular responses; by the divinity of Bridget they swore one their most solemn oaths; To Bridget they dedicated the first day of February, and in the evening of this festival performed many strange ceremonies of a druidical and most superstitious kind." Wilson's Guide to Rothesay. |
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GAELIC FREE CHURCH [Rothesay] |
Gaelic Free Church
Gaelic Free Church
Gaelic Free Church |
The Rev [Reverend] Mr Anderson
The Rev. [Reverend] Mr Elder
Mr Wilson |
204.06 |
A handsome edifice surmounted by a spire. The interior of which is well fitted up with pews, gallery, &c sufficiently commodious for about 600 sitters. |
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YORK TERRACE [Rothesay] |
York Terrace
York Terrace
York Terrace |
Corner Ticket
Mr Wilson
Mr Gillies |
204.06 |
A short street with 2 fine dwelling houses on S.W. [South West] side, immediately south of the Gaelic Free Church |
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YORK LANE [Rothesay] |
York Lane
York Lane |
Corner Tickets
Mr Wilson |
204.06 |
An irregular lane leading from Gallowgate Street to the Gaelic Free Church |
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WEST FREE CHURCH [Rothesay] |
West Free Church
West Free Church
West Free Church
West Free Church |
The Rev [Reverend] Mr Elder
The Rev [Reverend] Mr Anderson
Mr. Wilson
Wilson's Guide |
204.06 |
A large and handsome edifice surmounted by a tower & spire, its interior is well fitted up with pews, galleries &c Accommodates about 1400 sitters. Attached to it is a large school house with 2 class Rooms. |
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SCHOOL [West Free Church; Rothesay] |
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Attached to it is a large school house with 2 class rooms. |
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GALLOWS CRAIG |
Gallows Craig
Gallows Craig
Gallows Craig |
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Gillies
William Muir Esqr. |
204.06 |
This was formerly a rock but is now built over with sloping masonery and forming a kind of Battery having one of the trophies of the Crimean War placed on it. In olden times it was a place of punishment, and in 1673 the last execution for witchcraft took place on it.
"The Gallow's Craig, a small rock jutting outward at the junction of Gallowgate and Argyle Streets, or directly opposite the entrance to the West Free Church, - a noted place in olden times, and one of punishment, as its name denotes. Here, in 1673, the last execution for witchcraft took place." Wilsons Guide to Rothesay. |
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GALLOWGATE STREET [Rothesay] |
Gallowgate Street
Gallowgate Street
Gallowgate Street
Gallowgate Street |
Corner Tickets
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Gillies
Wilson's Guide |
204.06 |
A Street leaving the end of Montague Street, and terminating at the Gallow's Craig, thence Argyle Street. |
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SHIP BUILDING YARD |
Ship Building Yard
Ship Building Yard
Ship Building Yard |
Robert McLay Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. Wilson Town Clerk
Mr. Gillies |
204.06 |
A Small Ship building yard having a Patent Slip attached. The property of the Burgh of Rothesay |
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CHAPELHILL HOUSE |
Chapelhill House
Chapelhill House
Chapelhill House |
Mr Wilson. Town Cler.k
Mr. Gillies
Mr. Cochrane |
204.06 |
A fine dwellinghouse having a garden and a small plot of ornamental ground attached. The property of Mr Wilson, Town Clerk |
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IVYBANK |
Ivybank
Ivybank
Ivybank |
Mr. McKiver
Mr. Gillies
On Gateway |
204.06 |
A fine dwelling house with garden attached also some ornamental ground. |
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MAVISBANK |
Mavisbank
Mavisbank
Mavisbank |
Mr. Macintyre Occr. [Occupier]
Mr. McKiver
Mr. Gillies |
204.06 |
A fine Cottage with garden attached The property of Mr McKiver. |
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WESTLAND ROAD [Rothesay] |
Westland Road
Westland Road |
Mr. Wilson, Town Clerk
Mr. McKirdy, Provost |
204.06 |
A road leading from Hill House in a North westerly direction towards Chapel Hill where the name may be written to. |
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ST PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHAPEL [Rothesay] |
St Pauls Chapel (Episcopal)
St Pauls Chapel (Episcopal)
St Pauls Chapel (Episcopal) |
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Gillies
Mr. McKirdy, Princes Street |
204.06 |
A Small but handsome edifice the interior of which is well fitted up with pews &c to accommodate about 300 Sitters. |
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BRIDGE STREET [Rothesay] |
Bridge Street
Bridge Street
Bridge Street
Bridge Street
Bridge Street |
Corner Tickets
Mr. Wilson
Map of town
Wilson's Guide
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
204.06 |
A street leading from the junction of Gallowgate and Montague Streets in a westerly direction to its termination at the gateway leading into Ivybank. |
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BRIDGEND STREET [Rothesay] |
Bridgend Street
Bridgend Street
Bridgend Street
Bridgend Street |
Corner Ticket
Mr. Wilson
Mr .Gillies
Wilson's Guide |
204.06 |
A Street leading in a Southwesterly direction from the end of Bridge St,, and terminating at the end of Colum hill St. |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Rothesay] |
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church |
Mr. Wilson
The Rev. [Reverend] William Macnab
Mr. Gillies |
204.06 |
A Small but handsome edifice the interior of which is well fitted up with pews, Galleries &c. sufficiently commodious for about 600 Sitters. |
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MISSION HALL [Rothesay] |
Mission Hall
Mission Hall
Mission Hall |
The Rev. [Reverend] William Mansfield
Mr. Gillies
Ticket on Building |
204.06 |
A house 2 stories high, the 2nd of which is occupied as a Mission Hall by the denomination of Baptists and the ground floor occupied as a public house for the sale of Spirits. |
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GAS WORKS [Rothesay] |
Gas Works
Gas Works
Gas works |
Mr.Wilson
Mr. Gillies
Mr. Hunter, Manager |
204.06 |
A number of buildings and Gasometers lying chiefly on the east side of Ladeside Street. The property of the Rothesay Gas Company. |
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VICTORIA STREET [Rothesay] |
Victoria Street
Victoria Street
Victoria Street
Victoria Street |
Corner Tickets
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Gillies
Wilson's Guide |
204.06 |
A fine Street fronting the Bay and extending from Guildford Square to Gallowgate Street |
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MONTAGUE STREET [Rothesay] |
Montague Street
Montague Street
Montague Street
Montague Street
Montague Street |
Corner Tickets
Map of Town
Mr Wilson
Wilson's Guide
Fullarton's Gazeteer |
204.06 |
A street leading from High Street in a westerly direction and terminating at the junction of Gallowgate and Bridge Street |
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TOWER LANE [Rothesay] |
Tower Lane
Tower Lane
Tower Lane |
Corner Tickets
Map of town
Mr Wilson |
204.06 |
A narrow Lane leading from Victoria Street and terminating at the junction of Castlehill Street with King Street, |
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CASTLEHILL STREET [Rothesay] |
Castlehill Street
Castlehill Street
Castlehill Street Castlehill Street |
Corner Tickets
Map of Town
Mr Wilson
Wilson's Guide & Fullarton's Gazeteer |
204.06 |
A short street leading from High Street and terminating at the south end of Tower Lane. |
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VICTORIA HOTEL [Rothesay] |
Victoria Hotel
Victoria Hotel
Victoria Hotel |
Sign Board;
Mr Wilson
Mr Gillies |
204.06 |
A fine Hotel in Victoria Street the property of Mr Ferguson |
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BRANCH OF THE ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND [Rothesay] |
Branch of the Royal Bank of Scotland
Branch of the Royal Bank of Scotland
Branch of the Royal Bank of Scotland |
Mr. Semple, Agent
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Gillies |
204.06 |
A Small building occupied as a branch office of the Royal Bank of Scotland. The property of the Banking Company. |
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BRANCH OF THE CITY OF GLASGOW BANK [Rothesay] |
Branch of the City of Glasgow Bank
Branch of the City of Glasgow Bank
Branch of the City of Glasgow Bank |
Mr.McKirdy, Agent
Sign Board
Mr. Wilson |
204.06 |
A dwelling house, part of which is occupied as a Branch Office of the City of Glasgow Bank. This house is not Bank property. |
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BRANCH OF THE CLYDESDALE BANK [Rothesay] |
Branch of the Clydesdale Bank
Branch of the Clydesdale Bank
Branch of the Clydesdale Bank |
Mr. Burnet, Agent
Sign Board
Mr. Wilson |
204.06 |
A dwelling house part of which is Occupied as a Branch office of the Clydesdale Bank. Not Bank property. |
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ROTHESAY BAY |
Rothesay Bay
Rothesay Bay
Rothesay Bay
Rothesay Bay
Rothesay Bay
Bay of Rothesay |
Mr.Wilson, Town Clerk
Map of Town
Wilson's Guide Rothesay
Fullarton's Gazetteer
New Stat [Statistical] Account
Old Stat [Statistical] Account |
204.06 |
A fine Bay commencing between the points of Bogany and that of Ardbeg with the town and Harbour at its head. Its form is nearly of a crescent, and is screened all along with a gentle Slope and handsome Villas &c "It affords the finest anchorage in he West of Scotland" New Stat [Statistical] Account |
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QUAY [Rothesay] |
Quay
Quay
Quay |
Mr. Wilson, Town Clerk
Mr. Gillies Harbour Master
Ticket boards of Regulations |
204.06 |
A fine Quay on the north side of the Inner & Outer Harbour. On the South Side are 2 wooden sheds approriated as parcel offices and a waiting room for passengers also a draw bridge connecting a pier which separates the Inner and outer Harbours. The whole were erected in 1822 at a cost of ₤6500, one third of which was raised by subscriptions, and two thirds borrowed from the Exchequer. |
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INNER HARBOUR [Rothesay] |
Inner Harbour |
Mr Wilson, Town Clerk
Mr Gillies Harbour Master
Ticket boards of Regulations |
204.06 |
A fine Quay on the north side of the Inner & Outer Harbour. On the South Side are 2 wooden sheds approriated as parcel offices and a waiting room for passengers also a draw bridge connecting a pier which separates the Inner and outer Harbours. The whole were erected in 1822 at a cost of ₤6500, one third of which was raised by subscriptions, and two thirds borrowed from the Exchequer. |
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OUTER HARBOUR [Rothesay] |
Outer Harbour |
Mr Wilson, Town Clerk
Mr Gillies Harbour Master
Ticket boards of Regulations |
204.06 |
A fine Quay on the north side of the Inner & Outer Harbour. On the South Side are 2 wooden sheds approriated as parcel offices and a waiting room for passengers also a draw bridge connecting a pier which separates the Inner and outer Harbours. The whole were erected in 1822 at a cost of ₤6500, one third of which was raised by subscriptions, and two thirds borrowed from the Exchequer. |
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PRINCE'S STREET [Rothesay] |
Princes Street
Princes Street
Princes Street
Princes Street |
Corner Tickets
Mr. Wilson Town Clerk
Mr. Gillies
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
204.06 |
A Street leading from the end of Bishop Street in a Northeasterly direction fronting The Bay. The name terminates at a Trig [Trigonometrical] Station where the houses becomes in a Villa form. From thence it is called Battery Place. |
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GUILDFORD SQUARE [Rothesay] |
Guildford Square
Guildford Square
Guildford Square
Guildford Square |
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Gillies
Town Map
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
204.06 |
A Small oblong Square with a fountain well in the centre lying between the end of High Street and Watergate Street, and on the South Side of the Inner Harbour. |
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ALBERT PLACE [Rothesay] |
Albert Place
Albert Place
Albert |
Corner Tickets
Mr. Wilson Town Clerk
Mr. Gillies |
204.06 |
A Short Street fronting the Outer Harbour and extending from Guildford Square to the west end of Princes Street |
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ROYAL HOTEL [Rothesay] |
Royal Hotel
Royal Hotel
Royal Hotel |
Sign Board
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Gillies
Mr. McKirdy Provost |
204.06 |
A fine Hotel in the east end of Albert Place |
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BUTE HOTEL [Rothesay] |
Bute Hotel
Bute Hotel
Bute Hotel |
Mr Commre Occr [Occupier]
Sign Board
Mr Wilson |
204.06 |
A fine large Hotel on the South side of Guildford Square. |
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WEST PRINCE'S STREET [Rothesay] |
West Princes Street
West Princes Street
West Princes Street |
Corner Tickets
Map of Town
Mr Wilson |
204.06 |
A Short Street leading easterly from Watergate Street and terminating at the north end of Bishop Street |
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WATERGATE STREET [Rothesay] |
Watergate Street
Watergate Street
Watergate Street
Watergate Street |
Corner Tickets
Map of Town
Mr Wilson
Wilson's Guide |
204.06 |
A Street leading Southerly from Guildford Square and terminating at Castle Street |
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STORE LANE [Rothesay] |
Store Lane
Store Lane
Store Lane |
Corner Ticket
Map of Town
Mr Wilson |
204.06 |
A Short Lane leading southerly from West Princes Street, and terminating at Watergate Street |
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BISHOP TERRACE LANE [Rothesay] |
Bishop Terrace Lane
Bishop Terrace Lane
Bishop Terrace Lane |
Corner Ticket
Mr Wilson
Mr Gillies |
204.06 |
An irregular lane leading from Princes Street and terminating at Bishop Terrace. |
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BISHOP TERRACE [Rothesay] |
Bishop Terrace
Bishop Terrace
Bishop Terrace |
Corner Ticket
Mr Wilson
Mr Gillies |
204.06 |
A street leading from the end of the Serpentine Road, and terminating a short distance after passing the head of Bishop Terrace Lane. |
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FOUNTAIN (Prince Consort Memorial) |
Fountain (Prince Consort Memorial) |
Mr Wilson Town Clerk
Mr McKirdy Provost
Inscription on Tablet |
204.06 |
A beautiful fountain very chaste in design erected at the head of Bishop Street as a Memorial to the late Prince Consort by public subscription. |
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BALLOCHGOY ROAD |
Ballochgoy Road
Ballochgoy Road |
Mr Wilson, Town Clerk
Mr McKirdy, Provost |
204.06 |
A road leading in a Southwesterly direction to the district called Ballochgoy |
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ALMA TERRACE [Rothesay] |
Alma Terrace
Alma Terrace |
Corner Ticket
Mr Wilson, Town Clerk |
204.06 |
A short street leading southerly from Ballochgoy Road. It forms the Eastern boundary of the district of Ballochgoy of which see description in Name sheets for 25 inch work. |
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GLENHEAD PLACE |
Glenhead Place
Glenhead Place
Glenhead Place |
Mr Wilson
Mr Campbell Pro. [Proprietor]
Mr Gillies |
204.06 |
2 Cottages on the south side of Ballochgoy Road. |
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HILL HOUSE |
Hill House
Hill House
Hill House |
Mr Wilson
Mr McKirdy
Mr Gillies |
204.06 |
A dwelling house at the extreme west end of Hillhouse Road. |
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GOWANFIELD NURSERY |
Gowanfield Nursery
Gowanfield Nursery
Gowanfield Nursery |
Mr Wilson
Mr Gillies
Mr Hunter Master of Works |
204.06 |
A small nursery on the south side of Ballochgoy Road. |
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HILLHOUSE ROAD [Rothesay] |
Hillhouse Road
Hillhouse Road |
Corner Ticket
Mr Wilson Town Clerk |
204.06 |
A short street leading from the junction of Bridgend & Columshill Streets and terminating at Hill House. |
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COLUMSHILL STREET [Rothesay] |
Columshill Street
Columshill Street
Columshill Street |
Corner Ticket
Mr Wilson
Wilson's Guide |
204.06 |
A street leading in a southerly direction from the end of Bridgend Street and terminating at the west end of Mill Street. |
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COLUMSHILL PLACE [Rothesay] |
Columshill Place
Columshill Place |
Corner Ticket
Mr Wilson |
204.06 |
A short street branching westerly off Columshill Street |
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LADESIDE STREET [Rothesay] |
Ladeside Street
Ladeside Street |
Corner Ticket
Mr Wilson |
204.06 |
An irregular street leading from Bridgend Street, and terminating at Columshill Street. |
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KING STREET |
King Street
King Street
King Street
King Street |
Corner TicKets
Mr Wilson
Wilson's Guide
Fullatron's Gazetteer |
204.06 |
A street leading in a southerly direction from the end of Tower Lane, and terminating at the west end of the New Vennel. |
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POWERLOOM FACTORY ( Cotton) |
Powerloom Factory Cotton |
Mr Wilson
Mr McKirdy |
204.06 |
On the west side is a Power-loom Factory The property of Mr McKirdy, Provost |
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NEW VENNEL |
New Vennel
New Vennel |
Corner TicKets
Mr Wilson |
204.06 |
A Lane or street branching westerly off High Street and terminating at the south end of King Street. |
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MILL STREET |
Mill Street
Mill Street |
Corner TicKets
Wilson's Guide |
204.06 |
An irregular Street leading in a south westerly direction from the end of the New Vennel and King Street and terminating at the end of Columshill Street |
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SCHOOL |
Poor School
Poor School
Poor School |
Mr Grant Schoolmaster
Mr Hunter
Mr Gillies |
204.06 |
A small building in bad repair rented, & occupied as a school where poor children are taught. The school master is chiefly supported from a small grant given annually by the Marquis of Bute & a small allowance from the Kirk Session |
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SLAUGHTER HOUSE |
Slaughter House
Slaughter House
Slaughter House |
Mr Wilson Town Clerk
Mr McKirdy. Provost
Mr Gillies |
204.06 |
2 oblong buildings appropriated as the public slaughter house. The property of the Burgh |
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St. MARY'S R.C. SCHOOL |
St Mary's School (Roman Catholic)
St Mary's School (Roman Catholic)
St Mary's School (Roman Catholic) |
Mr Wilson
Mr Hunter
Mr Gillies |
204.06 |
A small oblong edifice occupied as a School in connection with the Roman Catholic chapel at Port Bannatyne. |
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MACALISTER'S COURT |
Macalister's Court
Macalister's Court |
Corner TicKet
Mr Wilson |
204.06 |
A small court at the west end of John Street. |
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KING STREET LANE |
King Street Lane
King Street Lane
King Street Lane |
Corner TicKet
Mr Wilson
Mr Gillies |
204.06 |
A short narrow land leading from King Street in a westerly direction |
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JOHN STREET |
John Street
John Street
John Street |
Corner TicKets
Mr Wilson |
204.06 |
A short Street leading from Mill Street and terminating at Cadeside Street |
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ROTHESAY CASTLE (In Ruins) |
Rothesay Castle (In Ruins)
Rothesay Castle (In Ruins)
Rothesay Castle (In Ruins)
Rothesay Castle (In Ruins)
Rothesay Castle (In Ruins) |
Mr. Wilson Town Clerk
William Muir Esqr.
Mr. McKindy
Mr. Hunter
Old Stat. [Statistical] Account
Fullarton's Gazeteer |
204.06 |
The ruins of a fine old Castle situated nearly in the centre of the town. It appears to have been a place of great strength, its remains consists of a court nearly circular, surrounded by a high wall about 8 feet in thickness and which formerly had 4 round towers upon the flanks at nearly equal distances, 3 of which still exist, but in a ruinous state. |
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PALACE (Remains of) [Rothesay Castle] |
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On the north side between 2 of the towers, projects the palace a considerable building which was 3 stories in height exclusive of a subterranean dungeon. On the north end is a door having the Royal arms placed over it, cut in stone, from this door to another on the south end, entering the castle is a vaulted apartment or passage, and on the left side of which are to be seen the porters closet, the trap door of the dungeon, a staircase and a cellar. On the opposite side near the door is a niche for the watch dog, |
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POSTERN [Rothesay Castle] |
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and beyond is the postern gate leading to the terrace on the out side of the walls. This gate or door is the present entrance to the Castle. Continued on next page |
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"The Royal Castle of Rothesay which
consists of a circular court flanked by
4 round towers and a building erected
by King Robert II projecting betwixt 2 of
them on the north east side. The whole
Surrounded by a wet ditch. It was burnt
during the Civil Wars in 1686, till which
time it had been the residence of the Bute
family" New Stat Acct. [Statistical Account] page 103 "
Rothesay Castle, now a noble ruin was probably
one of those erected by Magnus Barefoot, King of
Norway in 1098 to secure his conquest of the western
islands of Scotland." New Stat [Statistical] Account.
"The Castle of Rothesay consists of a circular
Court with four Round towers of great strength
& of unknown antiquity, & of a more modern building
erected on the north east between two of the towers
by King Robert II or III, the whole surrounded with
a moat. It appears in record in the year 1228,
when Olave, Prince of Skye, accompanied by
Haco Ospae a Norwegian prince, came from
Norway to Bute and laid siege to the principal
fortress of the island, where Haco Ospae was killed
by a stone thrown from the wall. In 1263 during
the expedition of King Haco, the Norwegians
educed a fortress in Bute, which, though not
named, was most probably the Castle of Rothesay"
Originies Parochiales |
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CHAPEL (In Ruins) [Rothesay Castle] |
Chapel (In Ruins) |
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On the east side of the court are the ruins of the Chapel a plain looking oblong building 2 stories high, but roofless "We stand where Kings once fought & Monks did pray Hundreds of years ago, who now are in the clay" |
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BLOODY STAIR [Rothesay Castle] |
Bloody Stair |
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At the east end of the Chapel, is a stair leading to the top of the wall, which bears the title of the Bloody Stair, supposed to be so called from some tragic event which took place upon it. |
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GREAT STAIR [Rothesay Castle] |
Great Stair |
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Between the Great Stair and the chapel there is the foundation of a house 34 feet by 27; it had a fire place in the centre, formed by 4 free stones on edge, within which, (when the castle, about 30 years ago, by the Marquis of Bute's Orders, was examined, and cleaned out by about 80 men)was found peat ashes, near the top of the rubbish was found a small coin of King James VI"
Betwixt the Chapel and the entrance of the S. E. [South East] tower, there is the foundation of a small building; a range of buildings, 74 feet by 33, extended along the south side of the court; the east end of this range has a neat hewn Stone base, and appears to have had a wide gate; about the middle of the building, there is a paved fire place, about 7 feet Square; there was a small fireplace near the east end, and another in the apartment at the west end. There was also a range of buildings along the west side of the court. |
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THORN [Rothesay Castle] |
Old Thorn Tree |
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"In the court of the Castle of Rothesay there is a remarkable Thorn Tree of great height which at the distance of 3 feet from the ground measures 6 ft 3 inches in circumference. Last year (1844) it fell from its own weight and now lies prostrate with half of its roots uncovered but still vigorous in growth." New Stat Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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[Rothesay Castle Continued]
"In the Royal Castle of Rothesay there was a
Chapel dedicated to St. Michael, & served by
two Chaplains who at one time, if not permanently
officiated also in the Royal Chapel of St. Bride
within the Burgh." Origines Parochiales. |
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WELL [Rothesay Castle] |
Draw Well |
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Close to the front wall near the north end, is the draw well, and behind this building is a Sally port through the court, which appears to have been built up at an early date. The workmen, in clearing out the rubbish, found a few old Scots pence and groats of the reign of James VI and of Charles I and II; a small copper coin of Louis XIII. of France, 2 or 3 brass counters - one of them washed with silver and a brass farthing token of the Bull Head Tavern, in Este Smithfield probably dropped by some of Cromwell's troops when they garrosoned the castle; a gold coin of James II was also found. An iron 4lb ball, some keys, a piece of chain and a brooch were also found to." |
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MOAT [Rothesay Castle] |
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Round the outside of the castle was a ditch, 15 feet deep, which could easily have been filled with water when it was thought necessary to call in the aid of that element. The moat was supplied with water from a stream which issues from Loch Fad between this ditch or Moat and the wall is a terraced walk." The track of part of this moat can only now be traced. |
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TERRACE [Rothesay Castle] |
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The original structure - for the building is evidently of various dates - was probably one of the fortalices erected in 1098 by Magnus Barefoot, King of Norway, to secure his conquest of the Western Isles. It may have been raised, however, in greatly |
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Castle Continued
court, 59 feet by 25½ the south and contained a smithy and
a furnace, the walls of which were built of stones and clay;
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"greatly more obscure circumstances, but its original is now hid in the mist of ages. It first comes into historical notice in 1228; when Husbec, Norwegian chief feudatory King of the Isles, and Grandson of Somerled, beseiged it, but he was mortally wounded, and soon after died. Immediately afterwards, Olave, King of Man, who was at that time a fugitive from his own dominions, then assumed the command, and in a short time procured a recognition of the title of King of the Isles from Haco, King of Norway, who alleged that Bute, Arran, and the Cumbraes, belonged to the Hebrides, which his predecessor, Magnus Barefoot, had conquered. Olave being provided with a fleet of eighty ships by Haco, and with troops, came to Bute, and laid siege to the Castle, which was at that time commanded by a Steward of Scotland, who ranked as an Earl of the Kingdom. It was defended nobly by the Scots, who, among the means of defence, poured down upon their enemies boiling pitch and lead; but in order to protect themselves against so warm a reception, they prepared a covering of boards, under the shelter of which they undermined the walls; and thus gained an entrance after three days of severe conflict with the besieged, and found in it a rich booty. The Norwegians in this attack lost about 300 men, before the castle was taken. Having been recovered from the northern invaders, it was again taken by them in 1263 and retaken by the Scots shortly after the Battle of Largs. During the inglorious reign of John Balliol, it was occupied by the English; but in 1311 it submitted Robert Bruce. King Robert II visited the castle in 1376 and again in 1381, when he appears to have staid a considerable time. His court consisted of his eldest son Prince John (afterwards called Robert III) Earl of Carrick & Steward of Scotland, his 2nd son Robert Earl of Fife & Monteith, William Bishop of St Andrews, William Earl of Douglas; John de Carryk, the Chancellor, James de Lyndesay, the King's grandson, Robert de Erskyne, and Hugh de Eglynton, Knight. Robert III died in the Castle of Rothesay on the 14th April 1406. On the death of this monarch the castle was committed to the Keeping of the family of Bute, and it became their mansion though it was not untill August 1498 that the head of that family was constituted hereditary Governor and Constable of it, an office which still continues in the family, & is held by the present Marquis." Wilson's Guide to Rothesay |
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COTTON WORKS [Rothesay] |
Cotton Works
Cotton Works
Cotton Works
Rothesay Cotton Works |
Mr Wilson Town Clerk
Mr McKirdy Provost
Mr Hunter Master of Works
County Directory |
204.06 |
2 large Cotton Mills, with offices a store house, and a fine dwelling house attached. The property of Mr Salmond. |
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CORN MILL [Rothesay] |
Corn Mill |
Mr Wilson Town Clerk
Mr McKirdy Provost
Mr Hunter Master of Works
County Directory |
204.06 |
On the north side of the premises is a large Corn Mill, the property of the town. |
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PARK COTTAGE |
Park Cottage
Park Cottage
Park Cottage |
Mr Wilson
Mr Gillies
Mr Hunter |
204.06 |
A fine cottage with garden attached on the west side of Columshill Street. |
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OLD VENNEL [Rothesay] |
Old Vennel
Old Vennel |
Corner Tickets
Mr Wilson |
204.06 |
A narrow Street leading from Mill Street and terminating at High Street. |
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POWERLOOM FACTORY (Cotton) [Old Vennel; Rothesay |
Powerloom Factory (Cotton) |
Mr Doig
Mr Wilson |
204.06 |
At its junction with High Street is a tolerably sized Powerloom Factory. The property of Mr Doig. |
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BUTE RAGGED INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL |
Bute Ragged Industrial School
Bute Ragged Industrial School
Bute Ragged Industrial School |
Mr Wilson
Mr McKirdy
Mr Hunter |
204.06 |
A Small but fine building appropriated as a School and dwelling for Orphan children &c. It was erected and is supported by public subscription. |
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GAELIC CHURCH [Rothesay] |
Gaelic Church (seats for 600)
Gaelic Church (seats for 600)
Gaelic Church (seats for 600) |
Mr Wilson
Mr McKirdy
Mr Hunter |
204.06 |
A small plain edifice, he inside of which is fitted up with pews and galleries to accommodate about 600 [Sitters] It is in connection with the parish [?] |
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SCHOOL OF INDUSTRY [Rothesay] |
School of Industry
School of Industry
School of Industry |
On front of Edifice
Mr Wilson
Mr McKirdy, Provost |
204.06 |
A small but neat edifice erected by public Subscription. Juveniles, both male and female are taught here. |
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COUNTY BUILDINGS [Rothesay] |
County Buildings
County Buildings
County Buildings
County Buildings
County Buildings |
Mr Wilson, Town Clerk
Mr Muir, Foley House
Mr Gillies
New Stat: [Statistical] Account
Wilson's Guide |
204.06 |
A large and handsome building of the castellated style, the ground floor of which is appropriated as the Prison, and the 2nd contains the Town Hall, Town Clerks' offices, Sheriffs' room and Jury room, with some cells. This structure was built in 1832 upon the site of the Old Jail at an expense of about £4000. It is surmounted with a massive Square tower containing a bell, and a clock with 2 transparent dials, which at night are illuminated with gas. |
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CASTLE STREET [Rothesay] |
Castle Street
Castle Street
Castle Street
Castle Street
Castle Street |
Corner Tickets
Map of Town
Mr Wilson
Fullarton's Gazetteer
New Stat. [Statistical] Account |
204.06 |
A street branching easterly from High Street and terminating at the end of Bishop Street. |
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HIGH STREET [Rothesay] |
High Street
High Street
High Street
High Street
High Street |
Corner Tickets
Map of Town
Mr Wilson
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Wilson's Guide |
204.06 |
A long irregular street leading in a southerly direction from the west end of Guildford Square and (name) terminating at the Parish Church. |
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BISHOP STREET [Rothesay] |
Bishop Street
Bishop Street
Bishop Street
Bishop Street |
Corner Tickets
Map of Town
Mr Wilson
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
204.06 |
A street leading northerly from the east end of Castle Street and terminating at the end of Princes Street. |
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MOUNT PLEASANT BUILDINGS [Rothesay] |
Mount Pleasant Buildings
Mount Pleasant Buildings
Mount Pleasant Buildings |
Tickets
Mr Wilson
Mr Gillies |
204.06 |
A range of fine dwelling houses at the east end of Castle Street. |
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VICTORIA HALL [Rothesay] |
Victoria Hall
Victoria Hall
Victoria Hall |
Printed Bills
Mr Wilson
Mr Gillies |
204.06 |
A large and plain building appropriated as a hall for the public amusements. The property of Mr Macindoe, New Zealand. |
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EAST FREE CHURCH [Rothesay] |
East Free Church
East Free Church
East Free Church |
Rev. [Reverend] William Balfour
Mr Wilson
Mr Gillies |
204.06 |
A large and handsome edifice, the interior of which is well fitted up with pews, sufficiently commodious for about 900 Sitters |
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CROFT LANE [Rothesay] |
Croft Lane
Croft Lane
Croft Lane |
Corner Ticket
Mr Wilson
Mr Gillies |
204.06 |
A short Lane branching easterly from High Street |
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SCHOOLS [Rothesay] |
Schools
on site of Bishop's House
Schools |
Mr Wilson Town Clerk
Mr Gillies
Mr Palmer Schoolmaster |
204.06 |
2 plain buildings connected by a porch or lobby, and are appropriated as the Parish School. There was formerly here a residence called the Bishop's House.
"There was formerly, in Bishop Street, where the Rothesay Parish School now stands, a residence called the Bishop's House, consisting of a principal part, and a long range of other considerable buildings to the eastward of it. The principal house was demolished in 17- that a street might be made through the Bishop's Orchard. The different buildings, with the garden and orchard, appeared to have been the property of a family of greater opulance than that of any of the Burgesses; But when and by whom, built is unknown. They were the private property of Bishop Graham who resided there." - Wilson's Guide, Page 176.
The name is therefore inapplicable to be perpetuated.
J.B. Lt. RE [Lieutenant Royal Engineers] |
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SERPENTINE ROAD |
Serpentine Road
Serpentine Road
Serpentine Road |
Mr Wilson
Mr Gillies
Mr Jackson |
204.06 |
A road of a serpentine form leading from the end of Castle Street to Craigmore Road. The name may be continued as far as the east entrance to Hillhead House |
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HILLSIDE HOUSE |
Hillside House
Hillside House
Hillside House |
Mr MacKeon, Pro [Proprietor]
On Gateway
Mr Wilson |
204.06 |
A fine dwelling house with offices, some ornamental ground, and a large garden attached. |
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EASTFIELD HOUSE |
Eastfield House
Eastfield House
Eastfield House |
Mr McFarlane. Pro. [Proprietor]
Mr Wilson
Mr Gillies |
204.06 |
A fine dwelling house with garden and some ornamental ground attached |
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WHINNY BRAE |
Whinny Brae
Whinny Brae
Whinny Brae |
On Gateway
Mr Burnie, Pro. [Proprietor]
Mr Wilson |
204.06 |
A fine cottage with garden and some ornamental ground attached |
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EAST FREE CHURCH MANSE [Rothesay] |
East Free Church Manse
East Free Church Manse
East Free Church Manse |
Rev [Reverend] William Balfour Pro [Proprietor] Mr Wilson
Mr Gillies |
204.06 |
A fine dwelling with garden and some ornamental ground attached. The property of the Rev [Reverend] William Balfour for the time being |
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HILLHEAD HOUSE |
Hillhead House
Hillhead House
Hillhead House |
Mr Burnie
On Gate way
Mr Nelson |
204.06 |
A fine dwelling house with garden and some ornamental ground attached |
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REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Rothesay] |
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Reformed Presbyterian Church |
The Rev [Reverend] Mr Neilson
Mr Wilson
Mr Gillies
Wilson's Guide |
204.06 |
A small plain built edifice the interior of which is well fitted up with pews to accommodate 500 sitters |
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MOUNT PLEASANT ROAD [Rothesay] |
Mount Pleasant Road
Mount Pleasant Road
Mount Pleasant Road |
Corner Tickets Mr Wilson
Mr Gillies |
204.06 |
A Street leading in a Southerly direction from near the end of the Serpentine Road and terminating at the head of the Ministers Brae |
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EAGLESHAM LODGE |
Eaglesham Lodge
Eaglesham Lodge
Eaglesham Lodge |
Mrs Craig, Pro [Proprietor]
Mr Gillie
Mr Wilson |
204.06 |
A large and fine dwelling house with garden and some ornamental ground attached |
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BROADCROFT MILL (Cotton) |
Broadcroft Mill
Broadcroft Mill
Broadcroft Mill |
Mr A. Sharp Pro [Proprietor]
Mr Wilson Town Clerk
Mr McKirdy |
204.06 |
2 large Buildings fitted up with machinery for the Spinning and weaving of Cotton Cloth. The property of Mr A. Sharp. |
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ADAM |
Adam
Adam
Adam
Adam |
Mr Wilson
Mr McKirdy
Mr Hunter
N.S [New Statistical] Account & Wilson's guide |
204.06 |
A large ash tree on the east Side of High Street and nearly immediately opposite on the west Side of the Street is another fine old tree of the Same discription named Eve. Adam has been much destroyed by the late Storms. |
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EVE |
Eve
Eve
Eve
Eve |
Mr. Wilson
Mr. McKirdy
Mr. Hunter
N.S. [New Statistical Account & Wilson's Guide |
204.06 |
"There are two remarkable Ash trees, half way between the town & the parish Church. One on either side of the road with their branches touching each other. They are commonly called Adam and Eve." N.S. [New Statistical] Account |
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EDEN PLACE [Rothesay] |
Eden Place
Eden Place
Eden Place |
Ticket
Mr Wilson
Mr McKirdy Provost |
204.06 |
A fine dwelling house on the East side of High Street, near Adam and Eve. |
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CHURCH (Quoad Sacra) |
Church (Quoad Sacra)
Church (Quoad Sacra)
Church (Quoad Sacra) |
The Rev. [Reverend] Mr Scoular
Mr Wilson,
Mr McKirdy |
204.06 |
A plain oblong edifice being the Church (Quoad Sacra) situated on the west side of High Street, Its interior is fitted up with pews a galleries Sufficiently commodious for about 700 sitters. |
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MANSE [Quoad Sacra Church] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
The Rev [Reverend] Mr Scoular
Mr Wilson
Mr McKirdy |
204.06 |
A dwelling house and garden attached. The property of the Minister of the Quad Sacra Church for the time being. |
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MANSE |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
The Rev [Reverend] Mr Brown Occ [Occupier]
Mr Wilson
Mr Gillies |
204.06 |
A fine Manse with Offices, a garden, and some ornamental ground Attached. |
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GLEBE [Rothesay] |
Glebe |
The Rev [Reverend] Mr. Brown Occr [Occupier]
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Gillies |
204.06 |
Also a small Glebe belonging to it, 2 parts of which lying on the east side of Mount Pleasant Road and other 2 lying on the south side of the Minister's Brae. The boundaries are shewn by a Yellow band on traces |
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MINISTER'S BRAE |
Minister's Brae
Minister's Brae
Minister's Brae |
Corner Ticket Mr Wilson
Mr Gillies |
204.06 |
A Street or road leading from the east side of High Street, and terminating at the South end of Mount Pleasant Road. |
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FOLEY HOUSE |
Foley House
Foley House
Foley House
Folly House
Foley House |
William Muir Esq. Factor. Occ [Occupier]
Rental
Mr McAllister Clerk
Estate Map Wilson's Guide |
204.06 |
A fine dwelling house with Offices a garden, and Some ornamental ground attached. The property of the Marquis of Bute. |
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204-6.20 Town of Rothesay |
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HYDROPATHIC ESTABLISHMENT [Rothesay] |
Hydropathic Establishment
Hydropathic Establishment
Hydropathic Establishment |
Dr [Doctor] William Paterson Pro. [Proprietor]
On front of Building
Cards |
204.07 |
An establishment comprising of Turkish, Russian, Electro-chemical and Hot and Cold Salt water Baths. The property of Dr [Doctor]William Paterson. |
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GLENBURN HOUSE |
Glenburn House
Glenburn House
Glenbur House |
Dr [Doctor] W. Paterson Pro [Proprietor]
Wilson's Guide
W Muir Esq. |
204.07 |
A large and fine dwelling house with gardens and a Small reservoir attached. The property of Dr [Doctor] William Paterson who is also the Occupier. |
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GLENFAULDS COTTAGE |
Glenfaulds Cottage
Glenfaulds Cottage
Glenfaulds Cottage |
Mr Campbell Pro [Proprietor]
Dr [Doctor] William Paterson
Mr Rogers |
204.07 |
A fine cottage with a garden attached. The property of Mr Campbell. |
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FALLTREES COTTAGE |
Falltrees Cottage
Falltrees Cottage
Falltrees Cottage |
Mr Rogers Pro [Proprietor]
Mr Campbell
William Muir Esq |
204.06 |
A fine Cottage with garden attached. |
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GLEN BURN |
Glen Burn
Glen Burn
Glen Burn |
William Muir Esq
Dr [Doctor] William Paterson
Mr Rogers |
204.07 |
A small Stream or burn having its rise on the farm of Ballentua and running in a Northwesterly direction to its influx with the Sea. |
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GLENBURN COTTAGE |
Glenburn Cottage
Glenburn Cottage
Glenburn Cottage |
Dr [Doctor] William Paterson;
William Muir Esq
Mr Rogers |
204.07 |
A fine Cottage with garden attached. Situated on the S.W. [South West] side of the Glen Burn. |
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BLARMEIN |
Blarmein
Blarmein
Blarmein
Blarmein
Blairmien
Blarmein |
William Muir Esq. Factor;
Rental
Mr Fisher Occ [Occupier]
County Directory
Estate Map
The plain field, John Muir, Barone Park |
204.07 |
A small farm house and offices. The Property of the Marquis of Bute. |
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BALLENTUA |
Ballentua |
Mr Jackson, Propietor |
204.07 |
A small farm house and offices. The property of Mr Jackson of Hillside House, Rothesay |
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COMMON HILL |
Common Hill
Common Hill
Common Hill
Common Hill
Common Hill |
William Muir Esqr
Mr Jackson
Mr McAllister
New Stat [Statistical] Account
Fullerton's Gazetteer |
204.07 |
A middling sized hill on the farm of Ardbrannan The property of Mr Leitch. |
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BATTERY |
Battery
Battery
Battery
Battery
Battery |
William Muir Esqr.
Mr McAllister
Mr Leitch
Estate Map
Wilson's Guide |
204.07 |
A small Battery mounted with 4 pieces of cannon, it was erected at the close of the last century (when then country was threatened with a French invasion) by Goverment. |
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TOWERHILL COTTAGE |
Towerhill Cottage
Towerhill Cottage
Towerhill Cottage |
Mr Heaton Pro. [Proprietor]
Mr Wilson, Town Clerk
William Muir, Esqr. |
204.07 |
A Small but neat cottage Surmounted by a tower, having a large Veg. [Vegetable] garden attached. |
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CLIFTON VILLA |
Clifton Villa
Clifton Villa
Clifton Villa |
John Napier, Pro [Proprietor]
Mr Leitch
William Muir, Esq |
204.07 |
A fine dwelling house with garden attached; The property of John Napier. |
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CLIFTON HOUSE |
Clifton House
Clifton House
Clifton House |
John Couper, Pro [Proprietor]
Painted on Gateway
William Muir, Esq |
204.07 |
A fine dwelling house with garden and stable attached; The property of John Couper. |
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CLIFTON COTTAGE |
Clifton Cottage
Clifton Cottage
Clifton Cottage |
John Urrie, Pro [Proprietor]
Mr Leitch
Mr Muir, Esq |
204.07 |
A small but neat cottage with [garden] attached; The property of John Urrie |
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CRAIGMORE ROAD |
Craigmore Road
Craigmore Road
Craigmore Road
Craigmore Road |
Corner Tickets
William Muir Esq
Mr Leitch
Wilson's Guide |
204.07 |
This name applies to that portion of the Parish Road extending from the junction of roads at Craigpoint Villa in a southerly direction as far as the 3 houses called [Creadu] |
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SEACLIFF |
Seacliff
Seacliff
Seacliff |
Sherriff Orr Occr [Occupier]
Printed on Gateway
William Muir |
204.07 |
A large and fine dwelling house situated on the west side of Craigmore Road |
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UNDERCLIFF |
Undercliff
Undercliff
Undercliff |
Mr Stevenson
Mr Leitch
William Muir Esqr. |
204.07 |
A fine dwelling house with garden attached, Situated on the west side of Craigmore Road |
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GLENARCH |
Glenarch
Glenarch
Glenarch |
Mrs Glen, Pro, [Proprietor]
On Gateway
William Muir Esqr. |
204.07 |
A fine Villa with v. [vegetable] garden, and a small plot of ornamental ground attached |
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CRAIGMORE |
Craigmore
Craigmore
Craigmore |
David Bell Esqr, Pro, [Proprietor]
Mr Leitch
William Muir Esqr. |
204.07 |
A fine Villa with v. [vegetable] garden, and a small plot of ornamental ground attached |
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204 - 7 Parish of Rothesay
[ Note Seacliff] Omit for want of room
[Note against Undercliff, Glenarch, Craigmore] Omit |
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CRAIGEND |
Craigend
Craigend
Craigend |
Mrs Reid Pro, [Proprietor]
Mr Leitch
William Muir Esqr. |
204.07 |
A fine Villa with some ornamental ground and 2 small v. [vegetable] gardens attached |
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ORCADIA |
Orcadia
Orcadia
Orcadia |
Mr OrKney, Pro, [Proprietor]
Corner Ticket
William Muir Esqr. |
204.07 |
3 large and fine dwelling houses having each a v. [vegetable] garden attached |
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CROSSBANK |
Crossbank
Crossbank
Crossbank |
John Stewart, Pro [Proprietor]
Mr Leitch
William Muir Esqr. |
204.07 |
A fine Villa with garden and a small plot of ornamental ground attached, |
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ARDENCRAIG |
Ardencraig
Ardencraig
Ardencraig |
William Muir Esqr. Factor
Estate Map
Mr Leitch |
204.07 |
A fine mansion house having offices a garden and some ornamental ground attached, The property of the Marquis of Bute, |
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[Note against Craigend, Orcadia, Crossbank] Omit |
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MILLHOLE |
Millhole
Millhole
Millhole |
William Muir Esqr.
Mr Wilson Town clerk
Mr McAllister |
204.07 |
A few small dwelling houses occupied by work people |
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MONTFORD |
Montford
Montford
Montford |
William Muir Esqr, Factor
Rental
Mr McAllister |
204.07 |
A fine mansion having offices, garden, and some ornamental ground attached, the property of the Marquis of Bute. |
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ASCOG MILL (Ruins of) |
Ascog Mill (Ruins of)
Ascog Mill (Ruins of)
Ascog Mill (Ruins of) |
William Muir Esqr.
Mr Wilson
Mr McAllister |
204.07 |
An old Corn Mill in ruins, situated immediately to the east of Mill Hole. |
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ARDBRANNAN |
Ardbrannan
Ardbrannan
Ardbrannan |
Mr Leitch, Pro, [Proprietor]
Mr Wilson Esqr.
Mr McAllister |
204.07 |
A neat Cottage with stable and a few acres of land attached |
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CNOC NA BUACHAILLE |
Croch Knabauchaille |
Mr Leitch, Pro, [Proprietor] |
204.07 |
A small artificial Knoll or mound thrown up by Mr Leitch some years ago for ornament, The name is not Known by any other than the Proprietor who says that is signifies The, Shepherds' Knoll |
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HIGH BOGANY |
High Bogany
High Bogany
High Bogany
High Bogany |
William Muir Esqr. Factor
Rental
Mr Stevenson
Estate map |
204.07 |
A farm house and offices The property of the Marquis of Bute, |
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BURNSIDE COTTAGE |
Burnside Cottage
Burnside Cottage
Burnside Cottage |
Mr Smith, Pro, [Proprietor]
William Muir Esqr.
Mr Wilson Town Clerk |
204.07 |
A small cottage having a large garden attached The property of Mrs Smith |
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204 - 7 Parish of Rothesay |
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MILTON |
Milton
Milton
Milton |
Archibald Conachy
J Muir, Esqr. Factor
Rental |
204.09 |
A farm house and offices the property the Marquis of Bute. |
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BALLANLAY |
Ballanlay
Ballanlay
Ballanlay
Balliaulay |
Peter Macintyre
J Muir Esqr.
Rental
County Directory |
204.09 |
A farm house and offices, the property of the Marquis of Bute. |
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SCHOOL |
School
School
School |
Mr Campbell, Schoolmaster
Mr Macintyre
J Muir Esqr. |
204.09 |
A small building occupied as a school in connection with the Parochial Church. The teacher is supported by the Kirk session and an annual allowance from the Marquis of Bute |
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STEWARTHALL |
Stewarthall
Stewarthall
Stewarthall
Stewarthall
Stewart Hall |
Mr Connell, Occr [Occupier]
J Muir Esqr. Factor
Rental
Wilson's Guide
County Directory |
204.09 |
A fine dwelling house with offices and a farm of land attached, the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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QUOGACH |
Quogach
Quogach
Quogach
Quogach
Quogach |
Daniel Gillies, Occr. [Occupier]
J Muir Esqr.
Rental
Johnstone's Coy. [County] Map
County Directory |
204.09 |
A farm house and offices the property of the Marquis of Bute. |
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KILWHINLICK |
Kilwhinlick
Kilwhinlick
Kilwhinlick
Kilwhinleck
Kilwhinloch |
Robert Duncan, Occr. [Occupier]
J Muir, Esqr.
Rental
Wilson's Guide
County Directory |
204.09 |
A farm house and offices the property of the Marquis of Bute. |
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CRAW HILL |
Craw Hill
Craw Hill
Craw Hill |
Robert Duncan
J Muir Esqr.
Estate Map |
204.09 |
A small hill on the farm of Kilwhinlich its surface consists of R.H.P [Rough Heathy Pasture] and rocks |
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BARONE HILL |
Barone Hill
Barone Hill
Barone Hill
Dunn Hill
Barone Hill
Barone Hill
Baron Hill |
Mr Muir, Barone Park
Mr George McFie Barone
John Muir, Esqr. Factor
Estate Map
Wilson's Guide
New Stat. [Statistical] Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
204.10 |
A hill of considerable elevation on the farm of Auchiemore, |
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FORT [Barone Hill] |
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On its Summit is the distinct traces of a Pictish fort. The outer wall or defence on the west is a mass of loose stones or boulders, the inner wall or circle is constructed with the same material especially on the west side of the fence, but the east side is chiefly natural except that firm line marked a. on trace which is the remains of a wall about 9 feet thick and appearing above the surface about 1½ feet. |
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"Barone Hill was once the scene of a bloody conflict. In 1334, while Allan Lisle held the governorship of Bute on behalf of Edward Baliol, the Bute
men of their accord rose en masse to assist their old master - the Lord High Steward - who was then besieging the castle of Dunoon. Lisle having
been made aware of their movements, immediately summoned together what force he could. The enemy, from the circumstance of their assembling
in a hasty manner, and consequently provided with few or no arms, were struck with awe at the appearance of men furnished with all the instruments
of war; and maKing a speedy retreat, they took refuge on the summit of Barone. Here they found ample materials, in the ruins of an old fortification,
with which to discomfit their adversaries, who madly pursued them until retreat became worse than actual engagement. The Bute men took advantage
of this, and commenced pouring down stones upon their assailants with such effect that numbers of them were Killed. The arms of the Slain
fell an easy prey to the men of Bute, and with these they pursued the survivors. At length a general engagement took place on the plain beneath.
Lisle and the bravest of his men perished, and others were prisoners. The Victors severed Lisle's head from his body, and presented it to their
Master as a trophy" - Wilson's Guide
a mere skirmish
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George McFie Mr Blair supposes the site of Battle
to be in the hollow ½ way between the fort and
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CRAIGBIROCH |
Craigbiroch
Craigbiroch
Craigbiroch |
Duncan Currie Occr [Occupier]
J Muir Esqr Factor
Rental |
204.10 |
A farm house and offices the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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STANDING STONE [Craigbiroch] |
Standing Stone |
Duncan Currie Occr [Occupier]
J Muir Esqr Factor
Rental |
204.10 |
immediately at the south east side of the house is an ancient standing stone, it is slab shaped and stands about 6 feet in height, and is without any hieroglyphics. |
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AUCHIEMORE WOOD |
Auchimore Wood
Auchimore Wood
Auchimore Wood |
J Muir Esqr. Factor
James Muir Barone Park
George McFie, Barone |
204.10 |
A considerable fir plantation on the farm of Auchiemore, the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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BARONE PARK |
Barone Park
Barone Park
Barone Park
Barone Park |
James Muir Occr [Occupier]
John Muir Esqr.
Rental
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1862) & Wilson's Guide |
204.10 |
A fine farm house and offices the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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KIRK DAM |
Kirk Dam
Kirk Dam
Kirk Dam
Kirk Dam |
J Muir Esqr Factor
James Muir
A Blair Lochly
George McFie Barone |
204.10 |
A considerable dam or reservoir for supplying the Cotton Works of Rothesay with water. It extends from the DarndiKe at Lochly to the Weir opposite the Ph [Parish] Church. |
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MEADOWCAP |
Meadowcap
Meadowcap
Meadowcap |
John Muir Esqr. Factor
James Muir
Mr McAllister Clerk at Foley house |
204.10 |
3 Cottages and a byre situated on the roadside leading from Rothesay to Kingarth. |
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ASHFIELD |
Ashfield
Ashfield
Ashfield
Ashfield |
John Muir Esqr.
James Muir Barone
Mr McAllister
County Directory |
204.10 |
A dwelling with byre and a small pendicle of land attached. The property of Mr Thomson. Rothesay |
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CROSSBEG |
Crossbeg
Crossbeg
Crossbeg |
John Muir Esqr. Foley Ho' [House]
James Muir
Mr McAllister |
204.10 |
A small dwelling house and byre situated on the road side leading from Rothesay to Kingarth |
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AUCHIEMORE |
Auchiemore
Auchiemore
Auchiemore
Achiemore
Auchiemore |
Mr Duncan Occr [Occupier]
J. Muir Esqr. Factor
Rental
New Stat [Statistical] Account.
County Directory |
204.10 |
A small farm house and offices the property of the Marquis of Bute. |
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CAIRN [Chapelton] |
Cairn
Cairn |
Alexander Blair Lochly
J. Muir Barone |
204.10 |
A small mound consisting chiefly of a number of loose stones grown over with grass. Mr Blair of Lochly says that it was much more entire in his younger days when he was farmer of chapelton, on which farm it is situated. A great many stones were removed from it for the construction of the weir at the church, and in the removing of them an Ancient hand mill or quern and pieces of cross were found also somearrow heads, he also says that it was handed down by tradition as being a fort or watch tower & that a battle had been fought here. This tradition I can get no one to corroborate Mr Muir, from its low possition, believes it to be one of the ancient Cairns tumuli, From its appearance I would say it is one of the old Cairn Hill forts are invariably on commanding possitions, and not in hollows as in the case with this. |
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TOWNHEAD |
Townhead
Townhead
Townhead |
J. Muir Esqr.
James Muir
A Blair |
204.10 |
3 small dwelling houses on the road side leading from Rothesay to Kingarth |
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CHAPELTON (Ruins) |
Chapelton (Ruins of)
Chapelton (Ruins of)
Chapelton (Ruins of) |
Alexander Blair, Lochly
John Muir Esqr.
Rental |
204.10 |
The ruins of an old farm house. The land is now blended with that of Barone Park. |
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FONT STONE [Chapelton] |
Font Stone |
A. Blair |
204.10 |
A little from the ruins on the N.E. [North East] side is a large common land stone having a small hole chiseled out about for 8 inches in diameter by 6 inches in depth. Respecting this stone, Mr Blair says that it is handed down by tradition, as being the font where children were wont to be baptised. From the name of the farm it would appear that a chapel had at some remote period been here, but no tradition exists in the locality respecting such farther than that in reference to the Font Stone. |
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LOCHLY |
Lochly
Lochly
Lochly
Lochly |
A. Blair Occ [Occupier]
J. Muir Esqr
Rental
County Directory |
204.10 |
A small farm house and offices. The property of the Marquis of Bute. |
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LOCHLY HILL |
Lochly Hill
Lochly Hill
Lochly Hill |
A. Blair
J. Muir Esqr.
James Muir |
204.10 |
A small hill on the farm of Lochly. On the summit of it where the Trig [Trigonometrical] Station is, Mr Blair says that there was a large cairn of stone something similar to the cairn on trace 2. he removed it some years ago and found a metal bullet and some pieces of iron what he calls grape shot, farther information cannot be gleaned. |
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LOCHEND |
Lochend
Lochend
Lochend
Lochend |
J. Muir Esq Factor
Rental
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1862
County Directory |
204.10 |
A farm house and offices the property of the Marquis of Bute. |
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WINDYHALL |
Windyhall
Windyhall
Windyhall
Windyhall
Windyhall |
John Muir Esqr.
John McConechy, Occr [Occupier]
Rental
Wilson's Guide
County Directory |
204.11 |
A farm house and offices the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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BRAESIDE |
Braeside
Braeside
Braeside
Braeside Cottage |
John Muir Esqr.
Mr Henderson, Occt [Occupier]
Mr McConechy
Wilson's Guide |
204.11 |
A handsome Cottage with byre and garden attached. |
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LOCH ASCOG |
Loch Ascog |
See N [Name] Book of Kingarth |
204.11 |
Described &c in Name Book of the Parish of Kingarth. |
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204-11 -- Parish of Rothesay -- Buteshire |
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BALLYCURRY |
Ballycurry
Ballycurry
Ballycurry
Ballycurry |
Mr McFie Occr [Occupier]
John Muir Esqr. Factor
Rental
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1862) |
204.13 |
A farm house and offices the property of the Marquis of Bute. |
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TUMULUS (Site of) [Ballycurry] |
Tumulus & 2 Standing Stones (Site of) |
George McFie, Barone, Rothesay |
204.13 |
On this farm in the 2nd field South from the Steading is the site of a Tumulus and 2 Standing Stones. They were removed about 35 years ago by George McFie of Barone who was then farmer of Ballycurry. In levelling the mound or small hillock on which the Standing Stones stood, 2 small earthern urns were found containing ashes. This discription so far corrobates the Rev. [Reverend] Alexander McBrides opinion concerning the Standing Stones of the island. He believes them to be Monuments over the dead and not the remains of Druidical temples, as is the general historical opinion. See Druids Temple in N.S. for North Bute. A slight evidence of the mound is still traceable on the ground but is too little to be shaded. |
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Sheet 204-13 -- Parish of Rothesay -- Buteshire |
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KERRYFERN |
Kerryfern
Kerryfern
Kerryfern
Kerryferan |
Mr Haig, Meikle Kilmory
J. Muir Esqr. Factor
Estate Map
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1862) |
204.13 |
2 cottages with some ruins attached. It had formerly a farm of land but is now blended with that of Meikle Kilmory. |
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KERRYFERN HILL |
Kerryfern Hill |
Mr Haig, Meikle Kilmory
J. Muir Esqr. Factor
Estate Map Val. [Valuation] Roll (1862) |
204.13 |
A tolerably sized hill on the farm Meikle Kilmory. Its surface consists of Rough heathy pasture and outcropping rocKs |
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MEADOW HILL |
Meadow Hill
Meadow Hill |
Estate Map
J. Muir Esqr. Factor |
204.13 |
A small hill on the farm of Meikle Kilmory Its surface consists of R.H.P [Rough Heathy Pasture] and rocks |
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LOCH DHU |
Loch Dhu
Loch Dhu
Loch Dhu
Loch Dow |
Mr Haig
Wilson's guide to Bute
J. Muir Esqr.
Estate Map
New Stat [Statistical] Account
Fullerton's Gazetteer |
204.13 |
A small lake on the lands of Meikle Kilmory & Quogach. |
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TAWNIE HILL |
Tawnie Hill
Tawnie Hill |
J. Muir Esqr.
Estate Map |
204.13 |
A small rocky hill on the farm of Meikle Kilmor The property of the Marquis of Bute. |
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GREENAN BURN |
Greenan Burn
Greenan Burn
Greenan Burn
Greenan Burn |
Mr Martin, RelivourKie
Mr Haig
Mr McFie Ballycarry
J. Muir Esqr. |
204.13 |
A considerable stream or burn having its source from Loch Greenan and running in a South Westerly direction to its influx with St. Ninians Bay. |
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MEIKLE KILMORY |
Meikle Kilmory
Meikle Kilmory
Meikle Kilmory
Meikle Kilmory
Meikle Kilmory |
Mr Haig Occr [Occupier]
J. Muir Esqr.
Rental
Estate Map
County Directory |
204.13 |
A fine farm house and offices the property of the Marquis of Bute. |
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KILMORY CASTLE (Ruin) |
Castle (site of)
Castle (site of)
Kilmory Castle
Kilmorie Castle
Kilmorie Castle
Kilmorie Castle |
John Muir Esqr.
Mr Haig
Wilson's Guide to Bute
New Stat Acct. [Statistical Account]
Originies Parochiales
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
204.13 |
The small tower attached to part of the offices here, is the only remains now left of an ancient castle. It is ruinious and stands about 8 feet high, the walls are about the thickness of a common building and appears to have been built without mortar. The faint track of a wall is discernable round by the edge of the trees and along the top of rock.
"Kilmorie Castle which consisted of several towers and buildings, was the residence of the Jamiesons of Kilmorie, Coroners or Crowners of Bute, and is now in Ruins." New Stat Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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KILMORY HILL |
Kilmory Hill
Kilmory Hill
Kilmory Hill |
Mr Haig
J. Muir Esqr
McFie |
204.13 |
A small hill on the farm of Kilmory, its surface consists of R.H.P. [Rough Heathy Pasture] and rocks. |
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BARMORE HILL |
Barmore Hill
Barmore Hill
Barmore Hill |
J. Muir Esqr.
Estate Map
Mr Haig |
204.13 |
A tolerable sized hill on the farm Balmore, its surface consists of R.H.P. [Rough Heathy Pasture] and rocks. |
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BLACKPARK HILL |
Blackpark Hill
Blackpark Hill
Blackpark Hill |
Estate Map
Mr Duncan Auchimore
J Muir, Esqr. |
204.14 |
A tolerably sized hill ,the surface of which consists of R.H.P. (Rough Hill Pasture) and rocks. |
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WOODEND |
Woodend
Woodend
Woodend
Woodend
Woodend
Kean's Cottage;
Woodend |
James Muir, Barone Park
John Muir, Esqr, Factor
Estate Map
Rental
Wilson's Guide to Rothesay
Fullarton's Gazetteer
County Directory |
204.14 |
Amall but neat Mansion having offices and a large garden attached the property of the Marquis of Bute, This was formerly the residence of Edmund Kean the celebrated tragedian, who flourished about 30 years ago hence often named Kean's Cottage. |
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LOCH FAD |
Loch Fad;
Longloich;
Loch Fadd |
John Muir, Esq;
Wilson's Guide;
Estate Map;
Jas. Muir;
Originies Parochiales;
Fullarton's Gazetteer;
New Stat. Account;
Johnstone's County Map;
Black's Series of Maps |
204.14 |
A considerable lake extending from the weir or dam dike at Lochly to near Barmore on the South. It is said to supply the cotton mills of Rothesay with 30 tons of water every minute for 12 hours every day, even in the greatest drought. |
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Sheet 204 -14 -- Parish of Rothesay |
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LITTLE GRENOCH |
Little Grenoch
Little Grenoch
Little Grenoch |
Mr Boig Occr [Occupier]
John Muir Esqr. Factor
Rental |
204.14 |
A farm house and offices, the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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MEIKLE GRENOCH |
Meikle Grenoch
Meikle Grenoch
Meikle Grenoch |
Archibald Morrison Occr [Occupier]
John Muir Esqr.
Rental |
204.14 |
A farm house and offices, the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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BARMORE WOOD |
Barmore Wood
Barmore Wood
Barmore Wood |
John Muir Esqr.
Estate Map
James Muir Barone Park |
204.14 |
A considerable wood on the farm of Barmore, its wood consists of oak, mixed with some birch and brushwood. The property of the Marquis of Bute. |
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COTTON MILL AQUEDUCT |
Cotton Mill Aquaduct
Cotton Mill Aquaduct
Cotton Mill Aquaduct |
Mr Wilson Town Clerk
William Muir Esqr. Factor
Mr Gillies |
204.14 |
An artificial cut or lade conveying the surface water to Loch Fad for the supply to the Cotton Mills. It changes its name at the Waterfall on Trace 5 to that of Barnauld Burn which name it retains to its influx with Loch Fad. |
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BARNAULD BURN |
Barnauld Burn |
Mr Wilson Town Clerk
William Muir Esqr. Factor
Mr Gillies
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
204.14 |
An artificial cut or lade conveying the surface water to Loch Fad for the supply to the Cotton Mills. It changes its name at the Waterfall on Trace 5 to that of Barnauld Burn which name it retains to its influx with Loch Fad. |
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BARNAULD BRIDGE |
Barnauld Bridge |
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
204.14 |
A county bridge of one arch crossing Barnauld Burn on the parish road leading to Kingarth |
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SALLAN PORT |
Sallan Port
Sallan Port |
John Muir Esqr. Factor
Estate Map |
214.04 |
A small creek or Bay on the sea shore of the farm of Little Kilmory. |
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CARRICK POINT |
Carrick Point
Carrick Point
Carrick Point |
John Muir Esqr.
Mr McAllister
Estate Map |
214.04 |
A rocky point of land on gthe sea shore of the farm of Little Kilmory. |
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214-4 -- Parish of Rothesay -- Buteshire |
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BARMORE |
Barmore
Barmore
Barmore |
Mr Haig, Meikle Kilmory Occr [Occupier]
J Muir Esqr Factor
Estate Maps |
215.01 |
A dwelling house formerly having a farm of land attached, which is now blended with that of Meikle Kilmory. |
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LITTLE KILMORY |
Little Kilmory
Little Kilmory
Little Kilmory
Little Kilmory |
Thomas Girdwood
J. Muir Esqr. Factor
Rental
County Directory |
215.01 |
A farm house and offices the property of the Marquis of Bute. |
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CHAPEL (Ruins of) [Little Kilmory] |
Chapel (Ruins of)
Chapel (Ruins of)
Chapel (Ruins of)
Chapel (Ruins of)
Chapel (Ruins of) |
Thomas Girdwood
George McFie
Mr Muir MecKnoch
Origines Parochiales
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
215.01 |
on this farm lying betwixt the steading and that of MecKnoch, is the ruins of a small oblong building, which Mr Girdwood & George McFie of Barone say is the remains of that ancient chapel which is noticed in the New Stat. [Statistical] Account as "Kilmorie McNeil". Kilmorie McNeil was formerly a farm but is now blended with that of Little Kilmory. |
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Sheet 215 -- Parish of Rothesay |
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MECKNOCH |
MecKnoch
MecKnoch
MecKnoch
MecKurck
Mechnoch
Mechrach |
Robtert Muir Occr [Occupier]
J Muir Esqr, Factor
Rental
Estate Map
Johnstone's Co. [County] Map
County Directory |
215.01 |
A farm house and offices, the property of the Marquis of Bute, |
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QUIEN |
Quien
Quien
Quien
Quien
Quien |
Mrs Muir Occr [Occupier]
J. Muir Esqr. Factor
Rental
Val [Valuation] Roll (1862)
County Directory |
215.01 |
A farm house and offices the property of the Marquis of Bute, |
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QUIEN HILL |
Quien Hill
Quien Hill
Quien Hill |
Mrs Muir
Mr Gillp Scalpsie
Robert Muir Mecknoch |
215.01 |
A tolerably high hill on the farm of Quien its surface consisting of R.H.P. [Rough Heathy Pasture] and rocks. |
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LOCH QUIEN |
Loch Quien
Loch Quien
Loch Quien
Loch Quien
Loch Quien
Loch Quien
Loch Quien
Loch Quien
Quien Loch |
Mr Muir
J. Muir Esqr. Factor
Estate map
Mr Gilp
Originies Parochiales
Fullarton's Gazetteer
New Stat. [Statistical] Account
Black's Series of Maps
Johnstone's Co. [County] Map |
204.11 ; 215.01 |
A small lake partly in the parish of Rothesay & partly in that of Kingarth, the property of the Marquis of Bute. |
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MECKNOCH BUTT |
MecKnoch Butt
MecKnoch Butt
MecKnoch Butt |
Mr Haig Meikle Kilmory
Mr Duncan
Estate Map |
215.05 |
A small dwelling house with a byre and a ruin attached, the property of the Marquis of Bute. |
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PORT LODDAN |
Port Loddan
Port Loddan
Port Loddan |
Estate Map
Mr Haig
Mr McFie Ballycarry |
215.05 |
A small creek or gully on the sea shore of the farm of MecKnock. |
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SCALPSIE |
Scalpsie
Scalpsie
Scalpsie
Scalpsie |
Dugald McGilp, occr [occupier]
J. Muir Esqr Factor
Estate Map
County Directory |
215.05 |
A farm house and offices the property of the Marquis of Bute |
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TARMORE HILL |
Tarmore Hill
Tarmore Hill
Tarmore Hill |
Andrew Duncan, Ardscalpsie
Estate Map
Dugald McGilp |
215.05 |
A small hill on the farm of Scalpsie its surface consists of Rough heathy pasture and some outcropping rocks. |
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Plan 215-5 -- Parish of Rothesay -- Buteshire |
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FORT (The Dun) |
The Doon (Fort)
The Doon (Fort)
The Doon (Fort)
Fort |
Andrew Duncan, Ardscalpsie;
Dugald McGilp
George McFie, Barone
Estate Map |
215.05 |
A British fort situated on a tolerably commanding position on the farm of Scalpsie. The inner slope or wall is constructed of a mass of loose stones or boulders partly grown over with grass. The outer slope is natural partly assisted by art. Mr McGilp the farmer says it is handed down by tradition that a battle had been fought here betwixt the Scotch and Danes, and that Tumulus or circle which is a little to the east had been the place of internment for the fallen. |
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CAIRN [The Dun] |
Tumulus
Tumulus
Tumulus |
Mr George McFie, Barone
Mr Grant, Schoolmaster Rothesay
Dugald McGilp |
215.05 |
Relative to the Tumulus so far as I am informed by Mr Muir of MecKnoch, it had been a large Cairn of stones, and was removed by his father in law about 50 years ago for the saKe of cultivating it, but a stone cist being found in it, when almost demolished, it was let alone and has never yet been ploughed. The evidence on the ground is quite distinct although not shadeable. Farther information cannot be gleaned for these 2 objects. Mr Muir the Factor and the Gentlemen of the place seem to be quite ignorant of the Antiquities of the island in general: |
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SCALPSIE BAY |
Scalpsie Bay
Scalpsie Bay
Scalpsie Bay
Scalpsie Bay
Scalpsie Bay |
Mr Muir, Factor
Mr Gilp
Estate Map
New Stat. [Statistical] Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
215.05 |
A considerable creeK or Bay on the Sea Shore of the farm of Scalpsie |
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LADESIDE |
Ladeside
Ladeside
Ladeside |
Mr Gilp
Andrew Duncan
Mr Muir Factor |
215.05 |
2 small cottages on the farm of Scalpsie. |
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PORT NA H-AILLE |
Port-na-hayle
Port-na-hayle
Port-na-hayle
Port-na-hayle |
Estate Map
J. Muir Factor
Andrew Duncan
Mr Grant. |
215.05 |
A small creek or gully on the sea shore of the farm of Ardscalpsie |
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FORT (Clachan Ard) |
Clachan Ard
Clachan Ard
Clachan Ard |
Mr Grant, Schoolmaster Rothesay
Andrew Duncan
Mr Muir Mecknoch |
215.05 |
A small british fort situated on a tolerably commanding position on the farm of Ardscalpsie. It is of an oval shape and is defended on all sides, but the west, by a rampart composed of stones or boulders chiefly covered over with grass. From its position, Mr Grant believes it to be a British fort. |
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QUIEN BURN |
Quien Burn
Quien Burn |
Mr Thomas B. Muir
Archibald McFie |
215.05 |
A small stream flowing out of Loch Quien forming the boundary between the parishes of Rothesay and Kingarth. |
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ARDSCALPSIE POINT |
Ardscalpsie Point
Ardscalpsie Point
Ardscalpsie Point
Ardscalpsie Point
Ardscalpsie Point |
Andrew Duncan
Mr Gilp
J Muir Esqr.
Estate Map
New Stat. [Statistical] Account |
215.05 |
A very rocky point of land on the sea shore of the farm of Ardscalpsie. |
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ARDSCALPSIE |
Ardscalpsie
Ardscalpsie
Ardscalpsie
Ardscalpsie
Ardscalpsie |
Andrew Duncan, Occr [Occupier]
Estate Map
J. Muir Esqr.
New Stat. [Statistical] Account
County Directory |
215.05 |
A good farm house and offices the property of the Marquis of Bute. |
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HAYSTACK ROCK |
Haystack Rock
Haystack Rock
Haystack Rock |
Andrew Duncan
John Muir Esqr.
Mr Gilp |
215.05 |
A very prominent rock on the south side of the farm steading of Ardscalpsie. |
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TUMULUS [Scalpsie] |
Tumulus
Tumulus
Tumulus |
Mr Gilp
Mr Duncan
Mr Muir |
215.05 |
A small earthen mound evidently artificial on the farm of Scalpsie, Mr Gilp says that it is believed to be a place of internment. |
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[page signed] J. Bayly L. Col. R.E [Lance Corporal Royal Engineer] |
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Index
Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Ardbeg Point -- 194 -- 14 -- 3
Ardmory Road -- 204 -- 2 -- 10
Ardmory House -- 204 -- 6 -- 10
Ardbeg -- 204 -- 6 -- 13
Ardbeg Road -- 204 -- 6 -- 13
Argyle Terrace -- 204 -- 6 -- 19
Argyle Place -- 204 -- 6 -- 20
Argyle Street -- 204 -- 6 -- 25
Albert Place -- 204 -- 6 -- 38
Alma Terrace -- 204 -- 6 -- 41
Adam -- 204 -- 6 -- 59
Ardencraig -- 204 -- 7 -- 67
Ardbrannan -- 204 -- 7 -- 69
Ascog Mill (Ruins of) -- 204 -- 7 -- 70
Auchimore Road -- 204 -- 10 -- 74
Ashfield -- 204 -- 10 -- 76
Auchimore -- 204 -- 10 -- 76
Ardscalpsie Point -- 215 -- 5 -- 94
Ardscalpsie -- 215 -- 5 -- 94
Baptist Chapel -- 204 -- 2 -- 14
Bogany House -- 204 -- 3 -- 15
Bogany -- 204 -- 3 -- 15
Bogany Point -- 204 -- 3 -- 16
Ballochgoy -- 204 -- 6 -- 21
Breaknoch -- 204 -- 6 -- 22
Barone Cottage -- 204 -- 6 -- 22
Barone -- 204 -- 6 -- 22
Bush House -- 204 -- 6 -- 23
Battery Place -- 204 -- 6 -- 27
Bridge Street -- 204 -- 6 -- 33
Bridgend Street -- 204 -- 6 -- 33
Branch of the Royal Bank of Scotland -- 204 -- 6 -- 36
Branch of the City of Glasgow Bank -- 204 -- 6 -- 36
Branch of the Clydesdale Bank -- 204 -- 6 -- 36
Bute Hotel -- 204 -- 6 -- 39
Bishop Terrace Lane -- 204 -- 6 -- 40
Bishop Terrace -- 204 -- 6 -- 40
Ballochgoy Road -- 204 -- 6 -- 41
Bute Ragged Industrial School -- 204 -- 6 -- 50
Bishop Street -- 204 -- 6 -- 52
Broadcroft Mill (Cotton) -- 204 -- 6 -- 59
Blarinein -- 204 -- 7 -- 64
Ballrutua -- 204 -- 7 -- 65
Battery -- 204 -- 7 -- 65
Burnside Cottage -- 204 -- 7 -- 69
Ballaulay -- 204 -- 9 -- 71
Barone Hill -- 204 -- 10 -- 73
Barone Park -- 204 -- 10 -- 74
Braeside -- 204 -- 11 -- 79
Ballycurry -- 204 -- 13 -- 81
Barmore Hill -- 204 -- 13 -- 84
Blackpark Hill -- 204 -- 14 -- 85
Barmore Wood -- 204 -- 14 -- 86
Barnauld Burn -- 204 -- 14 -- 86
Barnauld Bridge -- 204 -- 14 -- 86
Barmors -- 215 -- 1 -- 89
Craiglea -- 204 -- 2 -- 8 |
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Craigagoul -- 204 -- 2 -- 13
Craigpoint villa -- 204 -- 3 -- 16
Culevin -- 204 -- 6 -- 20
Craigbiroch Wood -- 204 -- 6 -- 22
Cnoc na h Ulaidhe -- 204 -- 6 -- 23
Church -- 204 -- 6 -- 23
Chapel Hill -- 204 -- 6 -- 29
Chapelhill House -- 204 -- 6 -- 32
Castlehill Street -- 204 -- 6 -- 35
Columshill Street -- 204 -- 6 -- 42
Columshill Place -- 204 -- 6 -- 42
Chapel (In Ruins) -- 204 -- 6 -- 46
Cotton Works -- 204 -- 6 -- 49
Corn Mill -- 204 -- 6 -- 49
County Buildings -- 204 -- 6 -- 51
Castle Street -- 204 -- 6 -- 52
Croft Lane -- 204 -- 6 -- 53
Church (Qurad Sacra) -- 204 -- 6 -- 60
Common Hill -- 204 -- 7 -- 65
Craigmore Road -- 204 -- 7 -- 66
Cnoc na Buachaille -- 204 -- 7 -- 69
Craw Hill -- 204 -- 9 -- 72
Craigbiroch -- 204 -- 10 -- 74
Cairn -- 204 -- 10 -- 75
Crossbeg -- 204 -- 10 -- 76
Chapelton (Ruins) -- 204 -- 10 -- 77
Cotton Mill Aqueduct -- 204 -- 14 -- 86
Carrick Point -- 214 -- 4 -- 87
Chapel (Ruins) -- 215 -- 1 -- 89
Cairn -- 215 -- 5 -- 92
East Free Church -- 204 -- 6 -- 53
Eastfield House -- 204 -- 6 -- 55
East F.C. [Free Church] Manse -- 204 -- 6 -- 56
Eaglesham Lodge -- 204 -- 6 -- 57
Eve -- 204 -- 6 -- 59
Eden Place -- 204 -- 6 -- 59
Fountain (Prince Consort Memorial) -- 204 -- 6 -- 40
Foley House -- 204 -- 6 -- 61
Falltrees Cottage -- 204 -- 6 -- 64
Fort -- 204 -- 10 -- 73
Firth of Clyde -- 204 -- 3 -- 16
Fort (The Dun) -- 215 -- 5 -- 92
Fort (Clachan Ard) -- 215 -- 5 -- 93
Font Stone -- 204 -- 10 -- 77
Greenhill Brae -- 204 -- 2 -- 11
Greenan Loch -- 204 -- 5 -- 17
Gartnatraily -- 204 -- 6 -- 19
Gaelic Free Church -- 204 -- 6 -- 30
Gallows Craig -- 204 -- 6 -- 31
Gallowgate Street -- 204 -- 6 -- 31
Gas Works -- 204 -- 6 -- 34
Guildford Square -- 204 -- 6 -- 38
Glenhead Place -- 204 -- 6 -- 41
Gowanfield Nursery -- 204 -- 6 -- 41
Gaelic Church -- 204 -- 6 -- 50
Glenburn House -- 204 -- 7 -- 63
Glenfaulds Cottage -- 204 -- 7 -- 63
Glen Burn -- 204 -- 7 -- 64
Greenan Burn -- 204 -- 13 -- 83
Hawthorn Lane -- 204 -- 2 -- 11
Hill House -- 204 -- 6 -- 41
Hillhouse Road -- 204 -- 6 -- 42
High Street -- 204 -- 6 -- 52
Hillside House -- 204 -- 6 -- 55
Hillhead House -- 204 -- 6 -- 56
High Bogany -- 204 -- 7 -- 69
Haystack Rock -- 215 -- 5 -- 94
Ivybank -- 204 -- 6 -- 32 |
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Inner Harbour -- 204 -- 6 -- 37
John Street -- 204 -- 6 -- 43
Knockiureoch -- 204 -- 6 -- 21
King Street Lane -- 204 -- 6 -- 43
King Street -- 204 -- 6 -- 44
Kilwhinlick -- 204 -- 9 -- 72
Kirk Dam -- 204 -- 10 -- 74
Kerryfern -- 204 -- 13 -- 82
Kerryfern Hill -- 204 -- 13 -- 82
Kilmory Castle (ruin) -- 204 -- 13 -- 83
Kilmory Hill -- 204 -- 13 -- 84
Larkhall -- 204 -- 6 -- 19
Long Hill -- 204 -- 6 -- 21
Ladeside Street -- 204 -- 6 -- 42
Lochly -- 204 -- 10 -- 77
Lochly Hill -- 204 -- 10 -- 78
Lochend -- 204 -- 10 -- 78
Loch Dhu -- 204 -- 13 -- 82
Loch Fad -- 204 -- 14 -- 85
Little Grenoch -- 204 -- 14 -- 86
Little Kilmory -- 215 -- 1 -- 89
Loch Quien -- 215 -- 1 -- 90
Ladeside -- 215 -- 5 -- 93
Loch Ascog -- 204 -- 11 -- 79
Marine Place -- 204 -- 2 -- 9
Mount Pleasant -- 204 -- 2 -- 10
Mountstuart Road -- 204 -- 3 -- 15
Mineral Well -- 204 -- 3 -- 16
Macuabis Brae -- 204 -- 6 -- 20
Mackinlay Street -- 204 -- 6 -- 20
Mausoleum -- 204 -- 6 -- 24
Mavisbank -- 204 -- 6 -- 32
Mission Hall -- 204 -- 6 -- 34
Montague Street -- 204 -- 6 -- 35
Macalister's Court -- 204 -- 6 -- 43
Mill Street -- 204 -- 6 -- 44
Mount Pleasant Buildings -- 204 -- 6 -- 52
Mount Pleasant Road -- 204 -- 6 -- 57
Manse -- 204 -- 6 -- 60
Manse -- 204 -- 6 -- 61
Minister's Brae -- 204 -- 6 -- 61
Millhole -- 204 -- 7 -- 70
Montford -- 204 -- 7 -- 70
Milton -- 204 -- 9 -- 71
Meadowcap -- 204 -- 10 -- 76
Meadow Hill -- 204 -- 13 -- 82
Meikle Kilmory -- 204 -- 13 -- 83
Meikle Grenoch -- 204 -- 14 -- 86
Meckinoch -- 215 -- 1 -- 90
Meckinoch Butt -- 215 -- 5 -- 91
New Vennel -- 204 -- 6 -- 44
Outer Harbour -- 204 -- 6 -- 37
Old Vennel -- 204 -- 6 -- 49
Pointhouse Burn -- 204 -- 2 -- 13
Powerloom Factory (Cotton) -- 204 -- 6 -- 44
Park Cottage -- 204 -- 6 -- 49
Powerloom Factory (Cotton) -- 204 -- 6 -- 49
Princes Street -- 204 -- 6 -- 38
Port Laddan -- 215 -- 5 -- 91
Port na h Aille -- 215 -- 5 -- 93
Queen's Hotel -- 204 -- 6 -- 25
Quay -- 204 -- 6 -- 37
Quogach -- 204 -- 9 -- 72
Quien -- 215 -- 1-- 90 |
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Quien Hill -- 215 -- 1 -- 90
Quien Burn -- 215 -- 5 -- 93
Rockbank -- 204 -- 2 -- 10
Rock Villa -- 204 -- 2 -- 14
Rothesay Academy -- 204 -- 6 -- 25
Russian Trophy -- 204 -- 6 -- 32
Rothesay Bay -- 204 -- 6 -- 37
Royal Hotel -- 204 -- 6 -- 38
Rothesay Castle (In Ruins) -- 204 -- 6 -- 45
Reformed Presbyterian Church -- 204 -- 6 -- 56
Straad Smithy -- 203 -- 16 -- 5
Skeoch Park -- 204 -- 2 -- 11
Skeoch Wood -- 204 -- 2 -- 11
St Mary's Church (ruins of) -- 204 -- 6 -- 23
St Ninian's Bay -- 203 -- 16 -- 5
St Brides Chapel (site of) -- 203 -- 16 -- 29
Ship Building Yard -- 203 -- 16 -- 32
St Paul's Episcopal Chapel -- 203 -- 16 -- 33
Store Lane -- 204 -- 6 -- 39
St Mary's R C [Roman Catholic] School -- 204 -- 6 -- 43
Slaughter House -- 204 -- 6 -- 43
School -- 204 -- 6 -- 44
School of Industry -- 204 -- 6 -- 50
Schools -- 204 -- 6 -- 54
Serpentine Road -- 204 -- 6 -- 55
School -- 204 -- 9 -- 71
Stewarthall -- 204 -- 9 -- 71
Standing Stone -- 204 -- 10 -- 74
Sallan Port -- 214 -- 4 -- 87
Scalpsie -- 215 -- 5 -- 91
Scalpsie Bay -- 215 -- 5 -- 93
Tower Lane -- 204 -- 6 -- 35
Towerhill Cottage -- 204 -- 7 -- 65
Townhead -- 204 -- 10 -- 75
Tumulus (site of) -- 204 -- 13 -- 81
Tawnie Hill -- 204 -- 13 -- 82
Tarmore Hill -- 215 -- 5 -- 91
Tumulus -- 215 -- 5 -- 94
UP [United Presbyterian] Church -- 204 -- 6 -- 33
Volunteer Artillery Battery -- 204 -- 3 -- 15
Victoria Street -- 204 -- 6 -- 34
Victoria Hotel -- 204 -- 6 -- 35
Victoria Hall -- 204 -- 6 -- 53
Wyndham Cottage -- 204 -- 2 -- 12
Westland -- 204 -- 2 -- 13
West Free Church -- 204 -- 6 -- 30
West F C [Free Church] Manse -- 204 -- 6 -- 19
Westland Road -- 204 -- 6 -- 32
West Princes' Street -- 204 -- 6 -- 39
Watergate Street -- 204 -- 6 -- 39
Whinny Brae -- 204 -- 6 -- 55
Windyhall -- 204 -- 11 -- 79
Woodend -- 204 -- 14 -- 85
York Terrace -- 204 -- 6 -- 30
York Lane -- 204 -- 6 -- 30 |
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