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Priest's Plumb |
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[Situation] In River Annan
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DUCKS POOL |
Ducks Pool |
John C. Brown Farmer Brydekirk Mains
James Thomson Farmer Turnshawhead |
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[Situation] In River Annan --
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BANK POOL |
Bank Pool |
John C Brown Farmer Brydekirk Mains
James Thomson Farmer Turnshawhead |
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[Situation] In River Annan --
A small pool in Annan Water, about ¾ of a mile below Hoddam Bridge. |
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HODDOM BRIDGE-END |
Hoddam Bridge-end |
William Gillies Wood Sawyer
Hoddam Bridge End
James Patterson Farmer Turnshawhead |
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[Situation] 1 mile W. [West] from Turnshawhead -
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HODDOM BRIDGE |
Hoddam Bridge |
William Gillies Wood Sawyer
Hoddam Bridge End
James Paterson Farmer Turnshawhead |
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[Situation] Over the River Annan --
A good substantial stone Bridge of three arches which spans the River Annan where the leading road from Lockerby to Annan crosses that river, It was built in the year 1784, the date being inserted in figures on the centre cope stone of the Bridge- |
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EAST LODGE [Hoddom Castle] |
East Lodge
East Lodge |
William Gillies Wood Sawyer
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James Paterson Farmer Turnshawhead |
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[Situation] 1 chain from Hoddom Bridge-end --
A small cottage one story high slated & in good repair. Occupied by Mary Dalziel who Keeps the Gate. It is the property of the Trustees of Hoddam Castle it being at the eastern entrance of Hoddam Demesne, |
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TURNSHAWHEAD |
Turnshawhead
Turnshawhead |
James Thompson Occupier
John C. Brown Farmer Brydekirk Mains |
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[Situation] In N.Wn. [North Western] Parish district --
Consists of a good farm house one storey high in good repair with suitable office houses which [are] not in good repair, also a thrashing Mill and vegetable garden, and a farm containing about 70 acres of arable land, tenanted and held under lease by Mr James Thompson a [and] is the property of Admiral Sharp - Hoddam Castle near Annan |
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SCALES POOL |
Scales Pool
Scales Pool |
John C. Brown Farmer Brydekirk Mains
James Thomson Farmer Turnshawhead |
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[Situation] In River Annan --
A small pool in the Ann [Annan] Water; a little below T-shawhead. [Turnshawhead] |
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RIVER ANNAN |
River Annan
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QUARRY COTTAGE |
Quarry Cottage |
John Burnie Quarry Cottage
Andrew Richie Quarry Park |
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[Situation] 11 chains W. [West] from Quarrypark --
A small cottage one storey high in good repair, with a small vegetable garden attached, occupied by John Burnie. The property of Andrew Richie. Quarry Park. |
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HEATHERYHALL |
Heatheryhall
Heatheryhall |
William Shaw, Stewart
Thomas Heart Gardener Bonshaw Tower |
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[Situation] 35 chains N.E. [North East] by N. [North] from Quarrypark --
A small cottage one storey high in bad repair on a farm occupied by John Steele of Bonshawhill The property of the Revd [Reverend] John Irvin, Bonshaw Tower. |
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QUARRYPARK |
Quarrypark
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Andrew Ritchie Quarry Park
James Wray - Mason Bonshawburnhead |
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[Situation] In Nn. [Northern] Parish district --
A neat farm house, one storey high, Slated, with offices and Garden attached. The house and offices are all in good repair. The place and farm is the property of the man who lives in the house (James Ritchie) & It is a small estate, only about 10 acres. - |
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BROWNMUIR KILNS |
Brownmoor Kilns
Brownmoor Kilns
Brownmoor Kilns |
George Little farmer
George Little Senr [Senior] Brownmoor Kilns
C. Pearson Esqr. Bonshaw Tower |
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[Situation] 13 chains N.N.W. [North North West] from Quarrypark --
Applyed to a farmhouse & two cottages, the farm is occupied by George Little the other two (George Little & John Wray) are tenants of the farmer. The houses are all in good repair. (one Story high with office houses and gardens attached. - Proprietor Mr Pearson Luce, - |
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BONSHAWBURNHEAD |
Bonshawburnhead Bonshawburnhead Bonshawburnhead
Bonshawburnhead |
John Hinchcliff Labr. [Labourer]
John Loden Weaver Bonshawburnhead
C. Pearson Esqre Bonshaw Tower |
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[Situation] 35 chains N.E. [North East] from Quarrypark --
Three Small cottage houses, one story high, occupied by a farm- Labr [Labourer] in one, a stone mason in another and a Weaver in the other. The one in which the mason lives is in good repair: the others are in bad repair. There are gardens attached to each of these houses. There are also office houses attached to the one occupied by the mason all of which are in bad rep [repair] |
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BURNHEAD LIME WORKS |
Burnhead Lime Works |
John Ingram
James Wray Bonshawheadburn |
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[Situation] 30 chains from Quarrypark --
A Quarry and Lime Kiln work [worked] by John Ingram, Situated ab [about] 5 Miles N.W [North West] of Annan on t [the] road to Sprinkell Kirkpatrick. The "Works" are the are the pr [property] of the Revd. [Reverend] John Ir [Irving] of Bonshaw. - |
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BONSHAW BURN |
Bonshaw Burn
Bonshaw Burn |
John Burnie Quarry Cottage
Thomas Heart Gardener Bonshaw Tower |
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[Situation] On Nn. [Northern] Parish Boundary --
A small stream having its source from a number drains a little to the north of HeatheryHall, it flows in an easterly direction until it joins Kirtle Water a little to the south east of Kirtle Church. |
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BONSHAWSIDE TILE WORKS |
Bonshawside Tile Works
Bonshawside Tile Works |
John Burnie Manager
Lease |
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A newly constructed Tile work on the property of the Revd. [Reverend] John Irving of Bonshaw Tower. Tenanted by Mr Moffat. |
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KIRTLE CHAPEL |
Kirtle Church
Kirtle Church
Kirtle Church
Kirtle Chapel
Kirtle Chapel |
William Shaw, Stewart
Thomas Heart - Gardener Bonshaw Tower
Revd [Reverend] James Monilaws Annan
Edinburgh News, March 20) 58 [1858]
The Revd. [Reverend] J. McAustin of St. Mary's Church - Dumfries |
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[Situation] In N.En. [North Eastern] Ph. [Parish] district --
A Square building erected about 15 years ago, It is Capable of accommodating about 500 people, average number of Communicants about 100 and the average number of attendants 250. Ministers name the Revd. [Reverend] Mr Young. his Salery £40 per annum, paid by the Home Mission Faculty, and what he gets by the collections. This Church belongs to the Establised Church of Scotland |
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Note: Kirtle Chapel has no district attached to it like those of the the Quoad Sacra Churches and tho' [although] the Minister be not ordained or appointed by the Genl [General] Assembly of the Church of Scotland. still this Church is recognised by that body. It is only what is called a Chapel of ease or may be viewed merely as an missionary Chapel in connection with the establishment. -- The Minister has not a seat or vote in Synods or Presbyteries |
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KIRTLE WATER |
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WOODCOCK AIR |
Woodcock Air
Woodcock Air
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New Statistical Acct [Account] of Dumfriesshire
William Gillis Joiner Hoddom Bridge-end
John C. Brown Farmer Brydekirk Mains
Alexander Downie Esqr. Town Clerk Annan
William Cuthbertson Printer Annan |
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[Situation] In N.Wn. [North Western] Ph. [Parish] district --
A large hill covered with full grown ash, fir, etc it is a natural wood -- on its highest point there is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station called Woodcock Air in Tree. The property of Colonel Dirom Mount Annan; & William Sharp Esqr. Hoddom Castle. |
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HODDOM SAW MILL |
Hoddom Saw Mill |
William Gillies Sawyer Hoddam Bridge End
James Paterson Farmer Townshawhead |
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[Situation] Nearly 1¼ mile N.W. [North West] by W. [West] from Upper Brydekirk --
Consists of a stone building two storeys high having suitable apparatuses for sawing timber, both foreign and homegrown: The machinery is driven by water power & by an overshot wheel which is 16 feet in diameter and two feet wide. The average number of hands employed are four. It is occupied by William Gillies and is the property of Admiral Sharp of Hoddam Castle near Annan |
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UPPER BRYDEKIRK |
Upper Brydekirk
Upper Brydekirk |
William Halliday Tenant & Occupier
James Paterson Farmer Turnshawhead |
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[Situation] In N.Wn. [North Western] Ph. [Parish] district --Consists of a good dwelling house one storey high which together with the office buildings are in good repair; there are also a thrashing mill and a vegetable garden attached, also a farm of
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BRYDEKIRKHILL |
Brydekirkhill
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John C. Brown Farmer Brydekirk Mains
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[Situation] 47 chains S.W [South West] from Brydekirk --
A small house one storey high having formerly been a farm house but at present occupied by Peter Joyce Labourer; it is in good repair having a large garden attached, is in the farm of Brydekirk Mains. |
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LUCE POOL |
Luce Pool
Luce Pool |
J. C. Brown Farmer Brydekirk Mains
Bryce Hall Mount Annan |
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[Situation] In River Annan --
A small pool in Annan Water situated about 40 chains above Bryde's Well. |
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BRYDEKIRK MAINS |
Brydekirk Mains |
John Carruthers Broun Farmer Brydekirk Mains
Thomas Henderson Gourlie Minister Brydekirk |
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[Situation] On W. [West] bank of River Annan --
A commodious house two storey high, with extensive offices an [and] thrashing machine - propelled by water - all in good repair; ha [has] a large arable farm of 434 a [acres] attached. Tenanted by John C. B [Brown] the property of Colonel Diro [Dirom] of Mount Annan. |
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ALICE'S POOL |
Alice's Pool |
John Carruthers Brown armer
Brydekirk Mains
Bryce Hall Mount Annan |
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[Situation] In River Annan --
A small pool in Annan Wa [Water] situated immediately in fr [front] of Bryde's Well. |
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KILN POT |
Kiln Pot
Kiln Pot |
J. C. Brown Farmer Brydekirk Mains
Bryce Hall Mount Annan |
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[Situation] In River Annan -- A small pool in Annan Wa [Water] a little above Brydekirk |
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GREYCRAIG |
Greycraig
Greycraig |
George Johnstone Labourer Greycraig
Robert Bell Farmer Woodside |
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[Situation] 35 chains N.N.E. (North North East) from Williamwood -- A small cottage one story high in good repair having a large garden attached. Tenanted by George Johnstone Labourer the property of Mr. Irving of Bonshaw |
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WILLOWBANK |
Willowbank
Willowbank |
William McKay Weaver Willowbank
Robert Bell Farmer Woodside |
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[Situation] Nearly ¾ mile N.E. by N. [North East by North] from Williamwood --
A small cottage one story high in good repair having a large garden attached. Tenanted by William McKay Weaver. the property of Mr. Irving of Bonshaw |
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RIVER ANNAN |
River Annan
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WOODSIDE |
Woodside |
Robert Bell Farmer Woodside
George Jeffrey Farmer Brownmoor |
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[Situation] 50 chains North West from Williamwood -- A small farm house one sto[storey] high with offices all in go [good] repair; having a garden an [and] arable farm of about 25 A [Acres] attached. Tenanted by Ro [Robert] Bell the property of M [Mr] Alexander Pearson of Bons [Bonshaw] |
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BROWNMUIR |
Brownmoor
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George Jeffrey Farmer Brownmoor
Robert Bell Farmer Woodside
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[Situation] ¾ mile N.N.E. [North North East] from Williamwood --
A small farm house one s [storey] high with offices all in g [good] repair having a gard [garden] and large arable farm of about 60 Acres attached Tenanted by George Jeffr [Jeffrey] the property of Mr Pear [Pearson] of Bonshaw |
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ST BRYDE'S WELL |
Bryde's Well
Bryde's Well
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J. C. Brown Farmer Brydekirk Mains
Bryce Hall Mount Annan
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[Situation] On Wn. [Western] bank of River Annan -- A small spring well on the farm of Brydekirk Mains. The water is contained in a hollow freestone cylinder placed on end. This well is supposed to have been dedicated to St Bryde prior to the Reformation, but the term Saint was discontinued immediately after the Reformation. |
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ST BRYDE'S TOWER |
Bryde's Tower (Remains of)
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J. C. Brown Farmer Brydekirk Mains
Bryce Hall Mount Annan
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[Situation] At Brydekirk Mains -- This is supposed to have been a Border Tower of the Carlyles - originally - that of the Corries, and afterwards the Pasleys occupied it - the ancestors of the present General Pasley of the Royal Engineers. There is nothing remaining of it at present but one of the walls, which is about 7 links thick - it forms the gable end of one of the offices attached to the farm house of Brydekirk Mains. There is a large oblong stone placed over the door of one of the above offices, which was removed from some of the buildings attached to the Tower - the Tower was occupied about 50 years ago - it bears the following inscription "KENEL FOR HWNDS AND HWNTING HORS"
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Site of ST BRYDE'S KIRK |
Bryde's Kirk (Remains of)
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J.C. Brown Farmer Brydekirk Mains
Bryce Hall Mount Annan
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[Situation] 6 chains W. [West] from Brydekirk Mains --
This was the private church attached to Bryde's Tower, it was allowed to fall into ruins after the Reformation; and is said to have been dedicated to St Bryde prior to the Reformation; but the term Saint was discontinued after that period. There is nothing remaining of it at present but the foundation which can scarcely be discerned --- |
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WILLIAMWOOD |
Williamwood
Williamwood |
Robert Bell Farmer Williamwood
George Jeffrey Farmer Brownmoor |
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[Situation] In Nn. [Northern] Parish district --
A large farm house one story high with extensive offices and thrashing machine all in good repair; having a garden and large arable farm attached. Tenanted by Robert Bell the property of Mr Malcolm 15 Royal Circus Edinburgh |
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BUTCHERBECK BURN |
Beckhead Burn
Beckhead Burn
Butcherbeck Burn
Butcherbeck Burn
Butcherbeck Burn |
Robert Bell Farmer Williamwood
George Jeffrey Farmer Brownmoor
William Kennedy Hoddom
William Roddick Hoddom
Thomas Roddick Hoddom |
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[Situation] On the Boundary betwixt Hoddom and Annan --
A small stream having its source near Willowbank and flowing in a southwest direction, after passing Greycraig forms the boundary between the Parishes of Annan and Hoddom |
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MOSSFOOT |
Mossfoot
Mossfoot |
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Francis Roddick Farmer Dumbretton |
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[Situation] ¾ mile N.N.W. [North North West] from Dumbretton --
A one story house; thatched and in good repair occupied by Sarah Johnston the property of Mr Irvine Bonshaw |
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STIRKPOOL |
Stirkpool
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Francis Roddick Dumbretton |
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[Situation] 50 chains N.N.E [North North East] from Dumbretton --
A small farm house, one story high, in tolerable repair. with office houses attached. The office houses are in bad repair.-
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BONSHAWSIDE [farm] |
Bonshawside
Bonshawside |
Mr John Still Farmer Bonshawside
Mr John Carlyle Farmer Overtown |
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[Situation] 1 mile N.E. [North East] from Dumbretton --
A large farm house two Story high & slated; with extensive out offices, a thrashing machine & garden with an arable farm attached. Tenanted by John Hall; and the property of the Revd. [Reverend] John Irving Bonshaw Tower - |
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OVERTOWN |
Overtown
Overtown |
Mr John Carlyle Farmer Overtown
Mr John Still Farmer Bonshaw Side |
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[Situation] 53 chains N.E. [North East] from Dumbretton --
A considerable farm house one story high & slated; with suitable out offices, thrashing machine and garden; with an arable farm attached; occupied by John Carlyle, and the property of the Revd. [Reverend] John Irving - Bonshaw Tower - |
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BRECKONBEDS |
Breckonbeds |
Mr George Nelson Farmer Breckonbeds
Mr John Carlyle Farmer Overtown |
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[Situation] 52 chains N.E. [North East] from Dumbretton --
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Mr Robert Baxter Teacher
Mr George Nelson Breckonbeds |
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[Situation] 14 Chains S.W. [South West] by S. [South] from Dumbretton --
A small "School house" one Story hi [high] And in very bad repair; The Teac [Teachers] income consists of £10 - being the M [maximum] togeather with School fees. - The averag [average attendance] is 87 consisting of 60 [males] and 27 females, - Its in the [parish] of the Revd. [Reverend] John Irvin [Irving] Bonshaw Tower |
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BONSHAWSIDE MOSS |
Bonshawside Moss
Bonshawside Moss |
Mr John Still Farmer Bonshawside
Mr George Nelson Farmer Breckonbeds |
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[Situation] ¼ mile S.E. [South East] from Bonshawside --
A large track of "Moss" on the ["Bonshaw Side"] farm producing [some] very good peats; Its Situated a [little] to the S.E. [South East] of "Bonshawside" & N. [North East] of "Breckonbeds," -- the prop [property] of the Revd. [Reverend] John Irving "Bonshaw Tower" |
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ALLALEE |
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Allalee
Allalee
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John Kirkpatrick Farmer Jockstoun
Francis Roddick Farmer Dumbretton
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J. Kirkpatrick Tenant |
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[Situation] Nearly ½ mile S.W. [South West] from Dumbretton --
A small farm house one story high with offices garden and arable farm attached; Tenanted by Joseph Irving. Weaver occupied by John Kirkpatrick Farmer Jockstoun the property of Mr Malcolm 15 Royal Circus Edinburgh |
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HOLLAND-BOG WELL |
Holland-bog well
Holland-bog well
Holland-bog well
Holland-bog well |
A. Rutherford, Jockstown
J. Graham, East Bretton
J. Hunter, Annan
J. Kirkpatrick, Jockstown |
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A Spring well situate on the municipal and burgh boundary |
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JOCKSTOWN |
Jockstown
Jockstown |
John Kirkpatrick Farmer Jockstoun
Francis Roddick Farmer Dumbretton |
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[Situation] 15 chains SW [South West] from Dumbretton -- A large farm house one st [story] high with extensive offices and thrashing machine - [all] in good repair; having garden and large arable farm attached. Tenanted [by] John Kirkpatrick and is [the] property of Rev [Reverend] Mr Irving of Bonshaw |
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BACKHILLHEAD |
Backhillhead |
Francis Roddick Farmer Dumbretton
John Kirkpatrick Farmer Jockstoun |
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[Situation] 11 chains N.W. [North West] from Dumbretton --
A small thatched house [one] story high with garden attached having two tenemen [tenements] occupied by Irvine Black Labourer and William John [Johnston] Weaver; is on the farm [of] Dumbretton |
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WEST BRETTON |
West Bretton
West Bretton |
Frances Armstrong West Bretton
Frances Roddick Dumbretton |
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[Situation] ¼ mile S.E. [South East] from Dumbretton --
A small farm house, one story high, in good repair; with vegetable garden attached, occupied by Francis - Armstrong. Property Mr Malcom Edinburgh. - This house is situated about 4 miles N.E. [North East] of Annan. |
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DUMBRETTON |
Dumbretton
Dumbretton
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Frances Armstrong West Bretton
Frances Roddick Dumbretton
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[Situation] In Nn. [Northern] Parish district --
A good farm house one story high; with office houses - attached all in good repair & staled [slated]. This farm house is occupied by F - Roddick and is the property of the Revd. [Reverend] John Irvin Bonshaw |
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HILLTOWN |
Hilltown
Hilltown |
Christopher McQueen
William Clark Hilltown |
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[Situation] 10 chains N. [North] from Dumbretton --
Two small cottage houses [in] very bad repair; occupied [by] Christopher McQueen & W [William] Clark Labourer, on Dumb [Dumbretton] farm, the property of the Revd. [Reverend] John Irvin Bonsh [Bonshaw] |
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BONSHAW FLOW |
Bonshaw Flow |
Robert Baxter Schoolmaster Breckonbeds
George Nelson Farmer Breckonbeds |
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[Situation] ½ mile East from Dumbretton --
A considerable portion of wet ground chiefly peat moss on the farm of Bonshaw |
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EAST BRETTON |
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KILKNOWE |
Kilknowe
Kilknowe |
Martin Irvin Farmer
Robert Irvin Cottages Kilknowe |
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[Situation] ½ mile S.W. [South West] by W. [West] from Bonshaw Tower --
A small farm House, one storey high, in good repair with office houses attached. The offices houses, some of then are in good repair, and a few are in bad repair The farm is occupied by Martin Irvin - proprietor The Revd. [Reverend] Mr Irvin of Bonshaw Tower. - |
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BONSHAWSIDE [village] |
Bonshawside
Bonshawside |
William Shaw, Stewart Bonshaw Tower
John Steele, Farmer Bonshawside |
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[Situation] 58 chains N.W. [North West] from Bonshaw Tower --
A small village of houses one story high, all of which are in bad repair with exception of one; occupied by Agnes Irvin, They are let to Cottagers by John Steele. on whose farm they are,
The proprietor the Revd. [Reverend] Mr Irvin Bonshaw Tower |
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MILLCROFT |
Millcroft
Millcroft |
John Steele, farmer Bonshawside
William Shaw, Stewart, Bonshawside |
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[Situation] 57 chains N.W. [North West] by N. [North] from Bonshaw Tower --
Three Small cottage houses in go[good] repair, one story high on Bon [Bonshaw-side] farm, Occupied by farm Labourers & a scho [school] Master, there is a garden attached to three houses - The Proprietor the Revd. [Reverend] Mr Irvin of Bonsh [Bonshaw] Tower. |
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KIRTLE WATER |
Kirtle Water |
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[Situation] On the N.E. [North East] Parish Boundary --
A Considerable Stream which gathering in Middlebie, flows S.S.W. [South South West] & forms the boundary between Annan and Kirkpatrick-Fleming. |
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OLD CAUL BURN |
Old Caul Burn
Old Caul Burn
Old Caul Burn |
William Shaw, Bonshawside
John Steele Bonshawside
William Clarke, Hilltown |
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[Situation] From 4 chains S.S.E. [South South East] of Kilnknowe to River Annan --
A small stream which bears this name from a little south of Kilknowe to River Annan. - |
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BONSHAW TOWER |
Bonshaw Tower
Bonshaw Tower |
William Shaw, Stewart
Thomas Heart Gardener Bonshaw Tower |
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[Situation] In N.En. [North Eastern] Ph. [Parish] district. 17 chns [chains] NW. [North West] from N.En. [North Eastern] point of Parish --
Applied to an old square building of ancient date; it appears to have been a strong hold in former days as there is a winding stairs to the top and commanding a good prospect on the W [West]. It is three story high, but there is nothing to indicate in what year it was erected nor could any person tell me, or give the least information on the subject. |
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TOWER [Bonshaw] |
Bonshaw Tower (the modern building) |
A Pearson Esqre Bonshaw Tower |
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This tower is attached to a spacious Mansion the seat of the Revd. [Reverend] Mr Irvin, and is called after the same name as the Tower, all of which is the property of that Gentleman. He is not at present residing there but has it let to a Mr Pearson, I am told only for one year. This house is ornamented by ever greens and has numerous office houses belonging to it in the same vicinity, all of which are in good repair. |
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ROBGILL STRAND |
Robgill Strand
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Martin Irvin Farmer Kilknowe
Thomas Heart Gardener Bonshaw Tower |
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[Situation] From W. [West] to E. [East] of this Plan -- A small stream having its source from a number of drains on Bonshaw Flow, it flows in an easterly direction until it joins Cleugh-head Burn near Robgill. |
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MILLSIDE PLANTATION |
Millside Plantation |
William Johnston Farmer Outerford
Robert Vivers Farmer Parknook |
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[Situation] ½ mile N. [North] from Millside --
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MILLSIDE BURN |
Millside Burn |
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OUTERFORD |
Outerford |
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MILLSIDE |
Millside
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William Johnston Farmer Outerford
Robert Vivers Farmer Parknook |
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[Situation] 1⅓ mile S.W. [South West] from Brydekirk village --
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CHURCH (Quoad Sacra) [Brydekirk] |
Church |
John H Gourlie Minister Bridekirk |
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[Situation] In Wn [Western] vicinity of Brydekirk (village) --
A small building having a belfry at its east end. & galleries on its north and south sides. It was erected in 1835 and contains 360 sittings, the average attendance is 320 & the number of communicants are 155. Ministers stipend £100. the present Incumbent is John H. Gourlie. It. belongs to the Presbytery of Annan & Synod of Dumfries Patron. Lt. Coll. [Lieutenant Colonel] Dirom. Mount Annan. This is the parish church of the Quod Sacra. parish of Bridekirk. |
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BRYDEKIRK |
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BRIDGE STREET |
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JENNYMILL |
Jennymill |
John Vivers Farmer Jennymill
Mr. Matthew Bell Farmer Park |
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[Situation] ¼ mile S.W. [South West] from Brydekirk (village) --
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BROOMLANDS |
Broomlands |
Thomas Carrick Labourer Broomlands
John Vivers Farmer Sunnymills |
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[Situation] In N.Wn. [North Western] vicinity of Brydekirk (village) -- A small house one storey high slated, and in good repair; having a vegetable garden attached; occupied by Thomas Carrick; property of Lt Coll [Leiutenant Colonel] Dirom, Mount Annan |
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CHALKY PLANTATION |
Chalky Plantation |
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[Situation] In S. En. [South Eastern] vicinity of Jennymill --
A small plantation on Jennymill Farm, consisting of full grown firs. |
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PARKNEUK |
Parkneuk |
Mr Robert Vivers Farmer Parkneuk
Mr Andrew Thomson Farmer Limekilns |
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[Situation] 30 chains N.W. [North West] from Park --
A very small farm house one storey high & slated; with offices; all in good repair; there is a garden and a small arable farm attached. Occupied by Mr Robert Vivers - & the property of the Earl of Mansfield - Scone - Perth. |
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LIMEKILNS T.P. |
Limekilns Toll Bar |
Mr William Sharman Toll Keeper
Mr Andrew Thomson Farmer Limekilns |
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33 chains W. [West] from Park --
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PARK |
Park |
Mr Mathew Bell Farmer Park
Mr Robert Vivers Farmer Parkneuk |
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[Situation] 34 chains S.S.W. [South South West] from Brydekirk (village) --
A large farm house two stories high slated; with extensive out offices a [thrashing] Machine all in good repair; there is a garden; and an arable farm a [attached]. Its occupied by Math [Mathew Bell] and the property of the Earl of Mans [Mansfield] |
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NETHERMAINS |
Nethermains |
Mr Robert Vivers Farmer Parkneuk
Mr Mathew Bell Farmer Park |
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[Situation] ¾ mile S.S.W. [South South West] from Brydekirk (village) --
Two rows of Cottages one Storey h [high] Slated; and in good repair having gardens attac [attached]. Occupied by farm Ser [servants] on the property of the Earl of Man [Mansfield] |
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MANSE [Q.S., Brydekirk] |
Manse
Manse |
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Henry Wilson Miller Brydekirk |
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[Situation] In S.En. [South Eastern] vicinity of Brydekirk (village) --
A neat and commodious house two storeys high in good repair with offices and garden attached situated South of the village of Brydekirk. occupied by the Revd.[Reverend] John H Gourlie.
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LASSIES' POOL |
Lassies' Pool
Lassies' Pool |
J. C. Brown Farmer Brydekirk Mains
Bryce Hall Mount Annan |
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[Situation] In River Annan --
A small pool in the River Annan, immediately above the bridge at the east end of the village of Brydekirk |
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BRYDEKIRK |
Brydekirk
Brydekirk
Brydekirk
BrideKirk or BrydeKirk
BrydeKirk
BrideKirk
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Revd [Reverend] John H Gourlie Brydekirk
Henry Wilson Miller Brydekirk
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[Situation] In N.Wn. [North Western] Ph. [Parish] district. About 2½ miles North from Annan --
Is a rather picturesque looking village situated on the Western bank of the River Annan, the houses are mostly of one stor [storey] high and regularly built the streets being wide an [and] the exterior of the houses which are annually white wash [washed] give the village a very clean and pleasing app [appearance].
The population in 1857 amounted to 357, the most pa [part] are employed in agricultural labour. The parish was disjoined from the conterminous parishes in 1853 by the court of Teinds, and the Act 7 & 8 Vict. [Victoria] Population of the parish at the date of disjunction 1010. It is a Quoad Sacra Parish. |
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SCHOOL [Brydekirk] |
School (Ph) [Parish] |
Revd. [Reverend] John H Gourlie Brydekirk
Joseph MacVittie Schoolmaster Brydekirk |
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[Situation] In Brydekirk (village) --
A small house one storey high in good repair capable of holding 100 pupils: average attendants 70.
Joseph MacVittie is schoolmaster whose salary is 10£ paid by the heritors with 30£ of school fees. Branches taught are those usually taught in country schools. It belongs to the Quoad Sacra Church of Brydekirk - |
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SCHOOL (Infants) [Brydekirk] |
School (Ph) [Parish] |
Revd. [Reverend] John H Gourlie Brydekirk
Joseph MacVittie Schoolmaster Brydekirk |
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[Situation] In Brydekirk (village) --
It is situated at the East of the village, the average number of pupils 60, Janet Moffat is teacher whose salary is 10£. This is an Infant School. |
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POST OFFICE [Brydekirk] |
Post Office (Sub-) |
Revd. [Reverend] John H Gourlie Brydekirk
Joseph MacVittie Schoolmaster |
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[Situation] In Brydekirk (village) --
A small house one storey high in good repair, occupied by Sarah Graham Postmistress. The property of John Anderson of Brompton.
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CROOKED POOL |
Crooked Pool
Crooked Pool |
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Henry Wilson Miller Brydekirk |
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[Situation] In River Annan --
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BRIDGE STREET [Brydekirk] |
Bridge Street
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John Marshall Smith Brydekirk |
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[Situation] Extending W. [West] from River Annan to the Church -- The main street of the village of Brydekirk, it runs in a wester [westerly] direction from the River Annan to [the] Parish Church which stands at th [the] west end of the village |
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THORNS |
Thorns
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David Irving Farmer Thorns
Revd. Reverend] John H Gourlie Brydekirk |
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[Situation] ¼ mile S.E. [South East] from Brydekirk (village) -- A large farm house two storeys high with offices attached all in good repair, also a garden [and] small arable farm attached t [tenanted] by David Irving.
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BUTCHERBECK |
Butcherbeck
Butcherbeck |
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[Situation] 54 chains E. [East] from Brydekirk village --
A row of cottages, one storey high, in bad repair, with gardens attached, occupied by Agricultural labours, - Property Colonel Dirom of Mountannan. -
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Butcherbeck Burn |
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[Situation] On the Boundy. [Boundary] betwixt Hoddom and Annan -- A large stream, forming the Ph [Parish] Boundary between Annan & Hoddom; running in a southerly direction * till it falls into the Annan Water a little to the S. [South] of Butcherbeck.
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RIVER ANNAN |
River Annan |
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MOUNT ANNAN |
Mount Annan
Mount Annan
Mount Annan |
J H Gourlay Minister Brydekirk
Robert Ross Gardener Mount Annan
Johnston's Map of Dumfriesshire |
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[Situation] 1 mile S.E. from Brydekirk (village) --
An elegant and commodious Mansion situated on the Eastern bank of the River Annan, the bank of the River at this part is steep and wooded which gives it a picturesque and pleasing appearance, It is three storeys high and of modern construction - slated - with flower, and Vegetable garden attached. Occupier & proprietor Lt. Coll. [Lieutenant Colonel] Dirom. There are extensive offices & threshing machine attached. |
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DALEBANK POOL |
Dalebank Pool |
Bryce Hall Mount Annan
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BIRBANK |
Birbank
Birbank |
Bryce Hall Mount Annan
J.C. Brown, Farmer Annan (Brydekirk Mains) |
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[Situation] ¼ mile N.N.W. [North North West] from Mount Annan -- A small house one storey high in good repair with vegetable garden attached. Occupied by Robert Ross. Gardener. Proprietor Lt Coll. [Lieutenant Colonel] Dirom Mount Annan |
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MAVISGROVE (Ruins of) |
Mavisgrove |
William Johnston Farmer Dalebank
Robert Ross Gardener Birbank |
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[Situation] 34 chains N.W. [North West] from Mount Annan -- This house was formerly a Carding Mill. but was burned down in 1830 and has since been in ruins. Some of the off [offices] are still inhabitable. proprietor Lt. Coll. [Lieutenant Colonel] Dirom Mount A [Annan] |
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Dalebank |
William Johnston Farmer Dalebank
Robert Ross Gardener Birbank |
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[Situation] 24 chains S.W. [South West] from Mount Annan --
A commodious farm house one storey high slated. in goo [good] repair with vegetable garden & [etc] attached, Occupied by William Joh [Johnston] Farmer. Proprietor Lt. Coll. [Lieutenant Colonel] D [Dirom] Mount An [Annan] |
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SAND POOL |
Sand Pool
Sand Pool |
William Johnston Farmer Dalebank
Robert Ross Gardener Birbank |
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[Situation] In River Annan -- A deep pool at the northern [end] of a large Island. on the R [River] Annan situated west of M [Mount] Annan. |
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CORSEHILL QUARRY |
Corsehill Quarry |
Mr John Kerr Farmer Windy Knowe
Mr David Lester Farm |
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[Situation] 34 chains N.E. [North East] from Mount Annan --
A considerable Quarry producing "Red free Stone" on the Corse Hill" farm, employing a considerable number of workmen, And worked by the proprietor, Lieut [Lieutenant] Colonel Dirom; Mount Annan |
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REDHOUSES |
Redhouses |
Mr John Kerr Farmer Windy Knowe
Mr David Lester Farmer Corse Hill |
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[Situation] ½ mile E. [East] from Mount Annan --
A row of "Cottages" one storey high & slated; in good repair; with gardens attached - occupied by farm servants; And the property of Alexander Carruthers Esqr. Warmanbie |
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LANDHEADS |
Landheads
Landheads |
Mr James Thomson Joiner Landheads
Mr William Crone Smith Landheads |
057 |
[Situation] ¼ mile S.E. [South East] from Mount Annan --
A row of "Cottages" one Storey high & Slated; with Joiners shop Smithy & gardens attached; a little to the west are two Small "Cottages" one storey & Slated; all in good repair; with vegitable gardens attached Tenanted by workmen in the employ of Lieut [Lieutenant] Colonel Dirom |
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T.P. [Landheads] |
Landheads Toll |
Mr James Thomson Joiner Landheads
Mr William Crone Smith Landheads |
057 |
[Situation] At Landheads -- A small Cottage one storey high & slated; with garden attached - The property of the road trustees for the Annan District |
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WINDYKNOWE |
Windyknowe |
Mr John Kerr Farmer Windy Knowe
Mr David Lister Farmer Corse Hill |
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[Situation] ½ mile N.E. [North East] by N. [North] from Mount Annan --
A small farm house one Storey high and Slated; with Suitable out offices and trashing machine, with an arable farm attached - Tenanted by John Kerr and the property of Lieutenant Colonel Dirom, Mount Annan - |
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CORSEHILL |
Corsehill |
Mr David Lister Farmer Corse Hill
Mr John Kerr Farmer Windy Knowes |
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[Situation] ½ mile N.E. [North East] from Mount Annan --
Two small farm houses one storey high, with offices - all in good repair; having each a garden and small arable farms attached. Tenanted by David Lister and [David] Dalglish; and the property of Lieutenant Colonel Dirom Mount Annan - |
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JOHNSTONLEE |
Johnstonlee |
James Bell Farmer Johnstonlee
John Christie - Labr. [Labourer] Oaklands |
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[Situation] ¾ mile N.W. [North West] from Grecca --
A small farm house, one storey high, with office houses & gardens attached, This house is in good repair, - slated, and is occupied by James Bell, - Proprietor Mr Malcolm of Edinburgh. |
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OAKLANDS |
Oaklands
Oaklands |
John Christie Labr. [Labourer] Oaklands
Isiaac Facts [Fawkes] Farmer Overtown |
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[Situation] 73 chains S.W. [South West] from Grecca --
A small farm house, in bad repair with an office attached, and tennanted by two cottagers John Christie and Jane Steele. The farm is occupied by Isiaac Facts [Fawkes] of Overtown; t [the] proprietor's name Mr Crothers Warmbie.
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EDMONDHILL |
Edmondhill |
Robert Beattie Farmer Edmondhill
James Bell Farmer Johnstonelee |
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[Situation] 32 chains W. [West] from Grecca --
A considerable farm house one story high in good repair with offices and garden attached; Tenanted by Robert Beattie the property of Mrs Johnstone, Gallabank. |
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GULLIELANDS BURN |
Gullielands Burn
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Gullylands
Gullylands |
Isaac Fawkes Farmer Outertown William Hyslop Farmer Gullielands
Valuation Roll of Co [County]
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
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[Situation] From ½ mile W. [West] of Grecca, S.W. [South West] to River Annan --
A large stream having its source from a drain a little to the north of Edmondhill and flowing in a southerly direction until it joins Annan Water immediately below Northfield House. |
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CRECA |
Crecca
Crecca
Creca
Creca
Creca
Creca
Creca |
Thomas Johnstone, Farmer Beech-hill
William Thomson Weaver, Crecca
Johnston's Co [County] Map
Valuation Roll of Co [County]
J. Beattie, Joinville
J. Graham, East Bretton
John Hunter, Annan |
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[Situation] In N.En. [North Eastern] Ph. [Parish] district --
A small Village consisting of 14 houses, one storey high, slated & generally in good repair, having gardens attached, the first house was built in 1807 and the village has, gradually increased since that period. The population amounts to 112. (25 families) & the principal trade is Weaving, the inhabitants being supplied with work. by Glasgow Manufacturers. property of Mrs Blacklock Annan.
Creca applies to this village and also a farm house a little to the south of the village, the farm house is one storey high with suitable offices and thrashing machine attached all in good repair, it has also a garden and a small arable farm attached occupied by William Stele.
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BEECHHILL |
Beech hill
Beech hill |
Thomas Johnstone Farmer Beech-hill
James Graham Farmer East Bretton |
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[Situation] In N.Wn. [North Western] vicinity of Grecca --
A considerable farm house one storey high, slated, in good repair, with offices & vegetable garden, attached, occupied by Thomas Johnstone, Farmer, proprietor, Mr Malcolm, Writer Edinburgh. |
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EAST BRETTON |
East Bretton
East Bretton |
James Graham Farmer East Bretton
Thomas Johnstone Farmer Beech-hill. |
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[Situation] 30 chains N.N.E. [North north East] from Grecca --
A small farm house one storey high, slated, in good repair. with office houses & vegetable garden attached, occupied, by James Graham, East Bretton, proprietor, Mr Malcolm W [Writer] Edinburgh. |
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CAIRN OF CRECA |
Cairn of Crecca |
William Thomson Weaver Crecca
Thomas Johnstone Farmer Beech-hill |
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[Situation] 12 chains S. [South] from Grecca --
Nothing remains of this antiquity except a mud wall. which is part of a house that was built on the spot where the cairn formerly stood this is supposed to have been a Roman Station & Tradition states it was the scene of an engagement between the Scotch & English, several swords Arrows & human remains etc have been found on this spot, - The Cairn is supposed to have been constructed anterior to that event, |
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CHAPELCROSS |
Chapelcross |
William McRobert Steward Chapelcross
John Lister Farmer Chapelhill |
058 |
[Situation] ¾ mile S.W. [South West] by W. [West] from Grecca -- A small farm house one storey high with offices all in good repair; having a garden and arable farm attached. Tenanted by William McRobert and is the property of Mr. Sims Red Kirk near Gretna |
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CHAPELHILL |
Chapelhill |
John Lister Farmer Chapelhill
William McRobert Steward Chapelcross |
058 |
[Situation] 53 chains S.W. [South West] from Grecca --
A small farm house in good repair one storey [high] occupied by John Lister property of Mrs Johnstone Gallabank there is a small farm of 20 acres attached |
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JOINVILLE |
Joinville |
Walter Beattie Farmer Joinville
John Lister Farmer Chapelhill |
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[Situation] 62 chains S.W. [South West] by S. [South] from Grecca --
A large farm house one s [storey] high with extensive offices [all] in good repair; having a ga [garden] and farm of about 60 acres a [attached]. Tenanted by Mrs J Beat [Beattie] is the property of Mrs John [Johnstone] Gallabank |
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RAGGETSHAWS |
Raggetshaws
Raggetshaws
Raggetshaws
Raggedshaws
Raggetshaws |
Robert Moncrieff Rome Esqr Heathfield. Proprietor
William Steele Farmer Creca
J Beattie, Joinville
Valuation Rolls
Johnston's Map of Dumfriesshire |
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[Situation 36 chains S.S.W. [South South West] from Grecca --
A small farm house one storey high in good repair with offices and garden attached the arable farm is occupied by Robert Moncrieff Rome Esqr Heathfield the property of Mrs Johnstone Gallabank |
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SHAWHEAD |
Shawhead
Shawhead |
Charles Drumpel Farmer Shawhead
William Steele Farmer Crecca |
058 |
[Situation] 23 chains S.S.W. [South South West] from Grecca --
A small farm house one s [storey] high with offices all in good repair having a farm of ab [about] 30 acres attached; Tenanted by Charles Drumpel and f [feu] of the town of Annan |
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BELTEDSTONE |
Beltedstone
Beltedstone |
Thomas Johnstone Farmer Beechhill
William Steele Farmer Creca |
058 |
[Situation] In N.En. [North Eastern] Ph. [Parish] district --
A small farm house one storey high with offices complete in good repair; having a garden and large arable farm attached: The house is at present unoccupied the farm is occupied by Thomas Johnstone Farmer Beechhill; the property of Mr Malcolm 15 Royal Circus Edinburgh |
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BELTED STONE |
Belted Stone |
Thomas Johnstone Farmer Beechhill
William Steele Farmer Creca |
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[Situation] 8 chains E. [East] from Beltedstone --
A stone standing in the corner of a field about 160 yards east from the farm of Beltedstone being on the boundary of the Royal Burgh of Annan it stands about 18 inches high and about 30 inches long forming an oval having a belt encircling it in a diagonal manner; the stone is composed of White granite and the belt is composed of spar. |
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BENT |
Bent |
Joseph Carruthers Farmer Charlesfield
John Miller Farmer Ladyfield |
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Two small cottages one storey high in good repair with vegetable garden attached. Occupied by farm labourers on the farm of Charlesfield the property of the Marquis of Queensberry |
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CHARLESFIELD T.P. |
Charlesfield T.P. [Turn Pike]
Charlesfield T.P. [Turn Pike] |
Joseph Carruthers Farmer Charlesfield
William Edgar Collector Charlesfield Toll Bar
Toll Board at the Bar |
062 |
A small house one storey high in good repair occupied by William Edgar the property of the roads trustees for the district of Annan |
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OUTERFORD |
Outerford
Outerford |
William Johnstone Farmer Outerford
John Robertson Joiner Millsidebridge |
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[Situation] ½ mile W. [West] from Limekilns --
A middling sized farm house one storey high, with offices and threshing machine all in good repair; having a garden, and an arable farm attached. Tenanted by William Johnstone; the property of the Earl of Mansfield, Scoone, Perthshire. |
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ROUND KNOWE |
Round Knowe
Round Knowe |
James Thomson Farmer Spitalridinghill
Peter Smith Laborer Nether Mains |
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[Situation] ½ mile S.E. [South East] by S. [South] from Limekilns --
A small conical eminence on the farm of Limekilns, the surface of which is arable. |
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SPITTLERIDING HILL |
Spitalriding Hill
Spitalriding Hill |
James Thomson Farmer Spitalridinghill
Peter Smith Laborer Nether Mains |
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[Situation] ¾ mile S.E. [South East] from Limekilns --
A considerable eminence on the farm of Spitalridinghill, the surface of which is arable, and Mixed Wood. |
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MURTHAT (Remains of) |
Murthat (Ruins of)
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Murthat (Ruins of) |
Mr Andrew Thomson Farmer Limekilns
Mr William Thomson Farmer Netherford
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[Situation] ¼ mile S.S.W. [South South West] from Limekilns --
This name applies to a ruinous farm steading; about two feet from the Surface is the only visable track now remains, Its situated a little to the South west of "Limekilns" - and the property of the Earl of Mansfield |
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STRAIT (Remains of) |
Strait
Strait
Strait |
Mr William Johnston Farmer Outerford
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[Situation] 22 chains S. [South] from Limekilns --
An old farm house; the only vestige now remains is about two feet from the Surface; Its Situated a little to the east of Murthat; and the property of the Earl of Mansfield - |
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LIMEKILNS |
Limekilns |
Mr Andrew Thomson Farmer Limekilns
Mr William Johnston Farmer Outerford |
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[Situation] In Wn. [Western] Parish district --
A very handsome farm house two stories high & slated; with extensive out offices; a trashing machine & garden attached all in very good repair, Tenanted by Andrew Thomson And the property of the Earl of Mansfield. Scone. Perth - |
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MILLSIDEBRIDGE |
Millsidebridge |
Mr John Robertson Joiner Millside Bridge
Mr William Johnston Farmer Outerford |
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[Situation] 15 chains W. [West] from Limekilns --
A very handsome Cottage one storey [high] and slated; with Joiners shop and y [yard] attached - It's situated a little to the [west] of the Limekilns and south of the Out [Outerford farms]
Tenanted by John Robert [Robertson] and the property of the Earl of Mansefield Scoone Perth. |
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CROW KNOWE |
Crow Knowe |
John Robertson Joiner Millsidebridge
William Johnston Farmer Outerford |
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[Situation] A little to the S. [South] of Limekilns --
A small ridge in the field on the south side of the farm steading of Limekilns, the sur [surface] of which is arable; it is on the farm of Limekilns. |
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SPITTLERIDDINGHILL |
Spitalridinghill
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Spitalridding
Spittleriddinghill
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James Thomson Farmer Spitalridinghill
Hugh Kerr Builder Annan
Chalmers Caledonia
Valuation Rolls 1827
Mr Simpson Agent to Earl of Mansefield |
062 |
[Situation] 52 chains S.W. [South West] from Warmanbie --
A large farmhouse two storeys high - slated - with offices and threshing machine - all in good repair - there is a garden, and large arable farm of about 200 acres attached; tenanted by James Thomson, the property of the Earl of Mansefield, Scoone Palace, Perthshire. |
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BLACKETLEES |
Blacketlees
Blacketlees |
James Thomson Farmer Spitalridinghill
John Weild Farmer Blacketlees |
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[Situation] 30 chains S.W. from Warmanbie --
A large farm house two storeys high, with offices, and thrashing machine - all in good order; there is a garden and arable farm of about 200 acres attached. Tenanted by John Weild, Scoone Palace, Perthshire |
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MILNBY BURN |
Milnby Burn |
James Thomson Farmer Spitalridinghill
Hugh Kerr Builder Annan |
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[Situation] From Millside Burn at Millside Bridge, S.E. [South East] to River Annan --
A large stream having its source near Bowhills; flowing from that in an easterly direction till it joins the River Annan, at Milnby Quarry. The name "Millside Burn" is applied to it from its source, to where it crosses the road leading from Annan to Lockerbie; and it is known by the name of Milnby Burn from that, to where it joins the River Annan. |
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BLACK POOL |
Black Pool |
James Thomson Farmer Spitalridinghill
Hugh Kerr Builder Annan |
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[Situation] In River Annan -- A small pool in the River Annan about 5 chains above the junction of Milnby Burn - with the River Annan. |
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MILNBY QUARRY |
Milnby Quarry (Sandstone) |
James Thomson Farmer Spitalridinghill
Hugh Kerr Builder Annan
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[Situation] Near the junction of Milnby Burn with River Annan --
A large quarry - red sandstone - that affords constant employment to about 6 men, tenanted by Hugh Kerr, Builder, Annan. The property of Edward McKenzie Esq, residing at Foley Court, London. |
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WARMANBIE |
Warmanbie |
Robert Elliot Gardener Warmanbie
John Carrick Warmanbie |
062 |
[Situation] Near the centre of this Parish -- A large and elegant mansion house three storey's highwith commodious offices and garden attached. all in good repair. situated about a mile from Annan; and is the residence of Alexander Carruthers. Esq. |
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GATEHEAD |
Gatehead |
Robert Elliot Gardener Warnambie
John Carrick Warmanbie |
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[Situation] ¼ mile N.E. [North East] from Warmanbie -- A small slated cottage one storey high with vegetable garden attached. in good repair. - Situated on the road from Annan to Ecclefechan a little to the North east of Warmanbie. occupied by Isabella Wilson. It is on the Warmanbie estate |
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CLINT POOL |
Klint Pool
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Clint - [meaning] rock |
Alexander Carruthers Esqr. Warmanbie
Bryce Hall Mount Annan
Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson's Dictionary |
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[Situation] In River Annan -- A small pool in Annan Water immediately below Warmanbie. |
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OUTERTOWN |
Outertown |
Isaac Fawkes Farmer Outertown
William Hyslop Farmer Gullulands |
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[Situation] ½ mile E. [East] from Warmanbie
A neat and commodious farm house with offices and thrashing machine attached all in good repair. There is also a small arable farm and garden attached, occupied by Issac Fawkes.
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WARMANBIE QUARRY (Sandstone) |
Warmanbie Quarry (Sandstone)
Warmanbie Quarry (Sandstone) |
Isaac Fawkes Farmer Outertown
William Hyslop Farmer Gullielands |
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[Situation] 32 chains S.E. [South East] from Warmanbie --
This Quarry is situated on the road side from Annan to Langholm and is work by John Jackson Railway Contractor Annan, at which four men are regularly employed.
It is on the farm of Overton and the property of Alexander
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Gullielands Burn |
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GULLIELANDS |
Gullielands
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Gullylands
Gullylands
Gullielands
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William Hyslop Farmer Gullielands
Isaac Fawkes Farmer Overtown
Valuation Roll of County
Johnston's County Map
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[Situation] ¾ mile E. [East] from Warmanbie -- A good farm house one storey high with offices and thrashing machine attached all in good repair, al [also] a garden and small arable farm attached occupied by William Hyslop The property of William Ha [Harrison] Esqr of Dudley. |
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NORTHFIELD |
Northfield |
Robert Kirkup Farmer Northfield
John Hannah Northfield |
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[Situation] ½ mile S.S.E. [South South East] from Warmanbie -- A large farm house two storeys high. and slated; with commodious offices attached all in good repair. also a vegetable garden and an arable farm. It is occupied by Robert Kirkup and is the property of Alexander Carruthers Esq. Warmanbie - |
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ANNANDALE DISTILLERY |
Annandale Distillery |
Robert Kirkup Farmer Northfield
John Hannah Northfield |
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[Situation] 36 chains S. [South] from Warmanbie -- A large and commodious distillery with dwelling house and offices attached all in good repair. There are five men employed and is capable of distilling 20,000 gallons per year on an average. it is occupied by George Donald and is the property of Alexander Carruthers Esq. of Warmanbie - |
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NORTHFIELD HOUSE |
Northfield House |
Robert Kirkup Farmer Northfield
John Hannah Northfield |
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[Situation] Nearly ¾ mile South from Warmanbie -- An elegant mansion house two storeys high with offices and garden attached all in good repair. Situated on the road from "Annan" to Ecclefechan. near the "River Annan" to the south of the Annandale Distillery. occupied by Mr Christie and is the property of Alexander Carruthers Esq Warmanbie - |
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RIVER ANNAN |
River Annan |
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PRESTONFIELD |
Prestonfield
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David B. Richardson Farmer Prestonfield
Robert Byers Farmer Prestondam |
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[Situation] 66 chains S.E. [South East] from Warmanbie --
A farm house one storey high and thrashing machine all in good repair; also a garden and small arable farm attached, occupied by David B. Richardson.
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PRESTONDAM |
Prestondam
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Robert Byers Farmer Prestondam
David B Richardson Farmer Prestonfield |
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[Situation] 70 chains S.E. [South East] by S. [South] from Warmanbie --
A farm house one storey high in good repair with a small arable farm and garden attached, occupied by Robert Byers,
The property of James Robinson of Priesthope |
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BLACKHILLS |
Blackhills
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Adam Thompson
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[Situation] 28 chains N.W. [North West] from Prestonhall --
Three small cottages in bad repair, one storey high with garden attached on the farm of Prestonfield occupied by Weavers. tennants of David Richardson - farmer Prestonfield. Proprietors name a William Harrison Esqr of Dudley |
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WHITESPRINGS |
Whitesprings
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William Pringle, Labr. [Labourer] Whitesprings
William Steele Farmer Blackhills |
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[Situation] ¼ mile N.N.E. [North North East] from Prestonhall --
A small cottage one story high in bad repair, on the Prestonhall farm; occupied by William Pringle - Proprietor Mr. William Chalmers of Prestonhall. |
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REDBARNS |
Redbarns |
Mr John Elliot Farmer Annan
Mr John Irving Farmer Westgill |
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[Situation] 66 chains N. [North] from Howgill
It applies to a "Granary" its two stories high & in very good repair with an arable farm attached; Its tenanted by John Elliot & the property of Mr John Graham, Langholm |
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MORNINGSIDE PLANTATION |
Morningside Plantation |
Mr J Irving Farmer West Gill
Mr John Rome Farmer Heathfield |
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[Situation] 66 chains N.N.E. [North North East] from Howgill
"A fir plantation" bounded on the East by Morningside & on the West by the Eastgill |
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PRESTONHALL |
Prestonhall
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Mr Peter Chalmers
Mr Walter Chalmers Prestonhall
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[Situation] In En. [Eastern] Parish district --
A large farm house one storey hi [high] with office houses attached, all i [in] good repair, (slated) It is situa [situated] about 2 miles N. [North] of Annan.
This house is occupied by Mr Peter Chalmers who rents it from h [his] father Walter who also reside in t [the] same house, when at home, - |
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BELLSPRINGS |
Bellsprings
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Mr Peter Chalmers Prestonhall
James Douglas, Labr. [Labourer] Bellsprings |
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[Situation] 24 chains S.W. [South West] from Prestonhall --
Two small cottages in tollerab [tolerable] repair, one story high, on Prestonhall farm, one occupied by J [James] Douglas Labourer, the other by Andrew Adams Weaver, -
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BOMBAY |
Bombay
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Mr William Cuthbertson Stationer High Street Annan
Mr Peter Chalmers Prestonhall |
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[Situation] ½ mile N.N.E. [North north East] from Prestonhall --
A small farm house one storey high with offices attached all in good repair. Occupied by Robert Steele. |
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GULLIELANDS BURN |
Gullielands Burn |
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THREE PIKED STANE |
Three Piked Stane
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[Situation] On the boundary between Annan and Dornock. --
A large stone about three feet long, two feet wide and about one foot thick, built into a bank a little to the west of Upper Woodhead. It is said to contain three holes and that to that circumstance it owes its name. There are no holes visible on the exposed side, the other side is completely built up, so I could not ascertain whether it contained any holes or not. ---
From the appearance and size of several stones built into the banks near the place, it is quite evident that they have been removed from the Druidical Temple said to have been on this spot.
"The Stone in which a wooden Cross formerly stood, also, still remains; it was called St Marjory's Cross, to whom traditions says the Church itself was dedicated". (the Parish Church) The Three Piked Stane is the Stone referred to in the above quotation. |
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DRUIDICAL CIRCLE (Remains of) [Three Piked Stane] |
Druidical Temple (Remains of) |
Revd. [Reverend] John Anderson Minister, Dornock
James Rae Labourer - Stapleton |
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[Situation] On the boundary between Annan and Dornock. --
A large stone about three feet long, two feet wide and about one foot thick, built into a bank a little to the west of Upper Woodhead. It is said to contain three holes and that to that circumstance it owes its name. There are no holes visible on the exposed side, the other side is completely built up, so I could not ascertain whether it contained any holes or not.
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ST MARJORY'S CROSS (Remains of) |
St Marjory's Cross (Remains of) |
Revd. [Reverend] John Anderson Minister, Dornock
James Rae Labourer - Stapleton |
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[Situation] On the boundary between Annan and Dornock --"The Stone in which a wooden Cross formerly stood, also, still remains; it was called St Marjory's Cross, to whom traditions says the Church itself was dedicated". (The Parish Church) The Three Piked Stane is the stone referred to in the above quotation. |
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NORTH CROFTHEADS |
North Croftheads |
Robert Beatty Laborer North Croftheads
James Pool Farmer West Croftheads |
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[Situation] 15 chains N. [North] from West Croftheads --
Consists of two cottages slated and in very good repair occupied by Robert Beatty, Margaret Thompson & Janet Maxwell there are vegetable gardens and suitable offices attached. It is on the farm of Mr James. Marshall of Howse near Annan |
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WEST CROFTHEADS |
West Croftheads |
James Pool Farmer West Croftheads
Robert Beatty Laborer North Croftheads |
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[Situation] In S.Wn. [South Western] Ph. [Parish] district -- Consists of an excellant farm house two stories high and slated, there are also suitable office houses, a vegetable garden and a thrashing machine attached, and a farm of land of about 180 acres which is nearly all arable, tenanted by Mr James Pool. It is the property of Edward McKenzie. Esqr of Liverpool. |
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OLD MILL BURN |
Mill Dam Burn
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Old Mill Burn
Old Mill Burn
Old Mill Burn |
James Pool Farmer Westcroftheads
Andrew Pool Farmer Millfield
John Pool West Croftheads
Thomas Rogerson West Croftheads
John Hunter Annan |
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[Situation] From Wn. Ph. [Western Parish] Boundary S.E. [South East] to River Annan --
A small Burn which rises on t [the] farm of 'Corry Knowes" and run [running] south and West falls into Annan River near the farm house of "Millfield" |
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GLASGOW and SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY |
Glasgow & South Western Railway |
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BRUCE'S WELL |
Bruce's Well |
Mr Thomas Martin Miller Newbie Mill
Miss Burnett Ever Holm Annan |
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[Situation] At the E. [East] side of River Annan, 6 chains S.E. [South East] from Newbie Mills --
A small spring situated on the east side of the River Annan issuing from a rock a little below Gala Burn It is supposed to have recieved this Name at the period that Robert the Bruce resided at Annan Castle |
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GALA BURN |
Gala Burn |
Mr Thomas Martin
Miss Burnett |
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[Situation] At the E. [East] side of River Annan --
Applies to a small stream that rises from the North side of Gala Bank flowing in a Northerly direction till it joins the River Annan opposite to Newbie Mill. |
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GALA BANK |
Gala Bank |
John Palmer Provost Annan
William Cuthbertson Stationer Annan |
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[Situation] Along the E. [East] side of River Annan. --
Applies to a considerable bank extending along the east side of the River Annan the surface of which is covered with Mixed Wood This name is supposed to be a corrupt [corrupion] of Gallows Bank, and is believed to have been the place where condemn [condemned] persons were executed, |
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EVER HOLM |
Ever Holm |
Miss Burnett Ever Cottage Annan
Mr William Park Plasterer Annan |
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[Situation] On the E. [East] side of the River Annan -- Is a considerable haugh situated between Gala Bank and the East
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NEWBIE MILL (Corn) |
Newbie Mill |
Thomas Martin Newbie Mill
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[Situation] 1 mile N.W. [North West] from Watchhill --
A large mill three storeys high with dwelling house and offices attached all in good repair. It is wrought by water; and is used for grinding wheat and corn. and is ocupied by Thomas Martin: and is the property of Edward McKenzie Esqr. Folly Court London.
This Mill contains 5 pairs of stones and 1 for barley - it is 18 horsepower - having also a thrashing Machine. |
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RIVER ANNAN |
River Annan |
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KIMMETER GREEN |
Kimethergreen
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John Paterson Farmer Watch Hall
Robert Carruthers Farmer Bloomfield
William Bogie Esqr. Proprietor |
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[Situation] ¼ mile N. [North] from Watchhill -- A large house two stories high in good repair having suitable office houses; and a large nursery attached occupied by William Bogie Esqr. who is the proprietor |
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GALLOWBERRY |
Gallaberry
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Gallowberry
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John Paterson Farmer Watch Hall
Robert Carruthers FarmerBloomfield
John Thomson Howgillbank
Robert Thomson, Howgillbank
John Hunter - Annan |
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[Situation] 24 chains N. [North] from Watchhill --
A number of cottages one story high, all in good repair, hav [having] suitable office houses; and veget [vegetable] gardens attached, occupied by agracultural labourers. |
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WATCHHALL |
Watch Hall
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John Paterson Farmer Watch Hall
Robert Carruthers Farmer Bloomfield
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[Situation] 12 chains W [West] from Watchhill --
A large farm house two stories high: and slated, with commodious office houses; and an arable farm attached occupied by John Paterson; and is the property of John Paterson. Watch Hall - |
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BLOOMFIELD |
Bloomfield |
John Paterson Farmer Watch Hall
Robert Carruthers Farmer Bloomfield |
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[Situation] In En. [Eastern] vicinity of Watchhill --
A large farm house two stories high; and slated, with commodious office houses; a vegetable garden and arable farm attached, and is the property of Robert, Carruthers. Bloomfield - |
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WATCHHILL |
Watchhill |
John Paterson Farmer Watch Hall
Robert Carruthers Farmer Bloomfield |
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[Situation] In S.En. [South Eastern] Parish district --
A number of cottages one storey high, all in good repair having suitable office houses; and vegetab [vegetable] gardens attached. feued from John Paterson of Watch Hall who [is] the proprietor. They are occupied by weavers; and agracultural labour [labourers] |
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WATCHHALL COTTAGES |
Watchhall Cottages |
John Paterson Farmer Watch Hall
Robert Carruthers Farmer Bloomfield |
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[Situation] 10 chains N.W. [North West] from Watch Hall --
A number of cottages one storey high all in good repair having suitable office houses; and vegeta [vegetable] gardens attached. feued from John Paterson. Watch Hall [who] is the proprietor. They are occup [occupied] by agracultural labourers. |
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WINDERMERE COTTAGES |
Windermere Cottages
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Mr David Mitchel Farmer Windermere
Mr Daniel Murray Farmer Gallowberry |
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[Situation] 45 chains N. [North] from Howgill --
A Small farm house, one Story high & Slated; with Suitable out offices. a thrashing machine & an arable farm of 40 acres attached; also a little to the N.W. [North West] is a row of "Cottages one Story high & slated; with gardens attached occupied by farm Servants. The former occupied by David Mitchel & the properties of Mrs Binson |
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WESTGILL |
Westgill |
Mr John Irving Farmer Westgill
Mr James Graham Westgill |
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[Situation]50 chains N.N.E. [North north East] from Howgill --
This name applies to two farm hous [houses] one story high & slated; with suitab [suitable] Out offices & gardens attached. The one on the West occupied by John I [Irving] Farmer & proprietor: & on the East by James [Graham] Tenant; Miss Sutherland proprietor. The former Contains 21 acr [acres] and the latter 13 acres of arable land att [attached] |
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EASTGILL |
Eastgill |
Mr Mathew Pool Farmer Topping Hall
Mr John Irving Farmer Westgill |
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[Situation] ¾ mile N.N.E.[North North East] from Howgill
The name applies to two "Cottages" one story high & slated; with vegetable gardens attached - Occupied by farm Servants & the property of Willi [William] Bell Rosefield |
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REDBARNS |
Redbarns |
Mr John Elliot Farmer Annan
Mr John Irving Farmer Westgill |
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[Situation] 66 chains N. [North] from Howgill
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MORNINGSIDE PLANTATION |
Morningside Plantation |
Mr J Irving Farmer West Gill
Mr John Rome Farmer Heathfield |
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[Situation] 66 chains N.N.E. [North North East] from Howgill
"A fir plantation" bounded on the East by Morningside & on the West by the Eastgill |
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HEATHFIELD |
Heathfield
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Mr John Rome Farmer Heathfield
Mr John Irving Farmer Westgill |
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[Situation] ½ mile N. [North] from Howgill
A very handsome "Cottage" one story high & slated; having out offices & garden with an arable farm of 13 acres attached
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GALLOWBERRY |
Gallowberry |
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MORNINGSIDE |
Morning Side
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Mr Matthew Pool Farmer Topping Hall
Mr John Rome Farmer Heathfields |
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[Situation] 70 chains N.N.E [North North East] from Howgill,
A row of "Cottages" one story high & slated; in very good repair. with vegitable gardens attached; Tenanted by farm Servants, & the property of Mr Chalmers Brewer Langholm |
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TOPPING HALL |
Topping Hall
Topping Hall
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Mr Mathew Pool Farmer Topping Hall
Mr David Mitchel Farmer Windermere
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[Situation] 57 chains N.E. by N. [North East by North] from Howgill.
A large farm house, two storys high & slated; with extensive out offices; threshing machine & garden attached, with an arable farm of 50 acres property of Mr Mathew Pool |
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HARDRIG LODGE |
Hardrig Lodge
Hardrig Lodge |
Mr John Rome Farmer Hard Rig Lodge
Mr Mathew Pool Farmer Tapping Hall |
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[Situation] 66 chains N.E. [North East] from Howgill.
A very Comfortable farm house, two stories high & slated; with suit [suitable] out offices; a thrashing machine & garden; with an arable farm of 66 acres attached; - Tenanted by John Rome; & the property of Mrs Johnstone - Annan |
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MORRISPARK |
Murray Park
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Morrispark
Morrispark |
Mr Thomas Graham Farmer Murray Park
Mr Mathew Pool Farmer Tapping Hall
Thomas Graham Morrispark
John Hunter Annan
Mathew Pool Topping Hall |
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[Situation] ½ mile N.E. [North East] from Howgill.
A small farm house, one story [high] & slated; with out offices & garden attached, - Tenanted by Thomas [Graham] & the property of John H [Hunter] Kirkbeck |
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HOWGILL TILE WORKS |
Howgill Tile Works
Howgill Tile Works |
Mr John Pickering Howgill
Mr Thomas Farrish Joiner Howgill |
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[Situation] 17 chains S.E. [South East] from Howgill.
An extensive "Tile work" on the Howgill farm; it employs a considerable number of hands & worked by Mr John Pickering its the property of Mr Barker Castle-douglas |
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ROSEFIELD |
Rosefield |
Mr William Bell Farmer Rosefield
Mr John Irving Farmer Roundknowe |
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[Situation] 17 chains N.N.E. [North north East] from Howgill --
A large farm house two stories high & in good repair; having extens [extensive] offices and garden with an arable farm of 36 acres attached, - Its tenan [tenanted] by William Bell & the pr [property] of Mr Thomas Milligan Dumfries |
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ROUNDKNOWE |
Roundknowe |
Mr John Irving Farmer Roundknowe
Mr William Bell Rosefield |
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[situation] 3 chains S.E. [South East] from Rosefield -- A small cottage one stor [storey] high & in very bad repair having a garden & 5 acres of arable land attached.
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LOCHFIELD |
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Mr Thomas Farish Joiner Howgill
William Bell Farmer Rosefield |
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[Situation] 17 chains N.N.W. [North North West] from Howgill -- This name applies to a number of cottages one and two storeys high slated & in good repair, with vegetable gardens attached occupied by the labouring class. and the property of different individuals |
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Howgill Bank
Howgill Bank |
Mr Thomas Farish
Mr William Bell |
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[Situation] 10 chains N.W. [North West] from Howgill -- A small cottage one storey high slated and in good repair with vegetable garden attached situated a short distance south from Lochfield, occupied by the labouring class & property of Mr William Johnstone Shawhill |
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HOWGILL |
Howgill
Howgill
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Mr Thomas Farish Joiner Howgill
Mr William Bell Farmer Rosefield
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[Situation] In S.En. [South Eastern] Parish district -- This name applies to a number of scattered cottages one & two storeys high, in very good repair having gardens attached, occupied by the labouring class, and the property of different individuals |
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HOWGILLBRIDGE |
Howgillbridge
Howgillbridge |
Mr Thomas Farish
William Bell |
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[Situation] 7 chains West from Howgill -- A row of cottages one storey high slated & in good repair with vegetable gardens attached occupied by the labouring class and the property of Mr R. Robertson of Priestholm |
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SCHOOL [Howgillbridge] |
School
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School |
Thomas Graham Morrispark
John Hunter, Annan
Mathew Pool, Topping Hall |
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[Situation] In Howgillbridge -- A small house used as a Schoolroom supported by private contribution and fees. |
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HOLLINLEE |
Hollinlee
Hollinlee |
Mr John Dalglish Hollinlee
Mr James Pool Farmer Swordwell |
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[Situation] 30 chains N.E.E [North East East] from Howgill -- A row of very neat "cottages" one story high & slated; having gardens attached. "fued" as follows by.
Mrs Richardson
John Dalglish
Janet Wylie
John Taggart
& Edward Robinson
The whole residing at Hollinlee |
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SWORD WELL (Supposed Site of Battle) |
Sword Well
Sword Well |
Mr William Kerr Farmer Battlefield
Mr James Pool Farmer Swordwell |
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[Situation] On the Boundry [Boundary] betwixt Annan and Dornock --
This (Well) is Supposed to be the place where the Scotch had washed their Swords after the Carnage -, with the English, its Situated on the parish boundary between Annan & Dornock immediatedly east of Battlefield |
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SWORDWELL |
Swordwell
Swordwell
Swordwell |
Mr James Pool Farmer Swordwell
Mr William Kerr Farmer Battlefield
Johnston's County Map |
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[Situation] 43 chains N.E.E. [North East East] from Howgill --
Applies to farm house, one Story high & slated; having Suitable out offices & garden with an arable farm of 66 acres attached, - Mr James Pool Farmer & proprietor |
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BATTLEFIELD |
Battlefield
Battlefield |
Mr William Kerr Farmer Battlefield
Mr James Pool Farmer Swordwell |
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[Situation] 31 chains N.E by E [North East by East] from Howgill -- A small farmhouse one story high & slated; having suit [suitable] out offices & garden with an ar [arable] farm of 15 Acres attached.
its tenanted by William Kerr & the property of Mi [Miss] Monteith Hawick
Its supposed to be the site on which (the farm) a fearful conflict took place between the "Scotch" & "English" a collection of implements of [?] had been found at the [end] of the farm house |
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HAYKNOWES |
Hayknowes |
William Pool Farmer Hayknowes
Andrew Pool Farmer Millfield |
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[Situation] In S.Wn Ph [South Western Parish] district
An excellant farm house two storeys high, which together with the office houses are in very good repair. There are also attached a thrashing mill and a large vegetable garden - also a farm of land which contains about 120 acres of arable land of a superior quality all in the occupancy of Mrs Janet Pool - and is the property of Edward McKenzie Esqr Faley Court London. |
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MUIR BECK |
Muir Beck
Muir Beck
Muir Beck |
Robert Dalrymple, SchoolmasterNewbiebarns
John Hunter, Annan
James Graham, Muirbeck |
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[Situation] On the boundary between Annan and Cummertrees
A small stream which divides the Parishes of Cummertrees and Annan. |
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MUIRBECK |
Muirbeck
Muirbeck
Muirbeck |
Robert Dalrymple, SchoolmasterNewbiebarns
John Hunter, Annan
James Graham, Muirbeck |
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[Situation] 53 chains S.W. [South West] from Hayknowes
A Small Cottage one Story high Slated; & in good repair, having a garden attached - Occupied by George Campbell & the property of Mr John Beatie. Newby |
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Site of NEWBIE CASTLE |
Newbie Castle (site of)
Newbie Castle (site of)
Newby
Newbie |
James Beattie Newbie Mains
William Pool Hayknowes
Johnston's Map of Dumfriesshire
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[Situation] ½ mile South from Hayknowes
This is the Site, and all that now remains, of Newbie Castle once the stronghold & Residence of the Marquises of Annandale
All that now remains is a Small portion of Masonry - part of the Wall - which rests on a Small elevation in the present stackyard. It was totally destroyed about the year 1816 when the present Farm steading was erected, chiefly from the Stones taken from the old walls of the Castle
This Castle is said to have been Surrounded by a Moat with a drawbridge across, but there is no remains of a moat at the presant time. |
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NEWBIE COTTAGES |
Newbie Cottages
Newbie Cottages
Newbie Cottages |
Mr James Beattie Newbie Mains
James Scott Newbiebarns
William Pool Hayknowes |
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[Situation] ½ mile S.W. by S. [South West by South] from Hayknowes
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NEWBIE MAINS |
Newbie Mains
Newbie Mains
Newbie Mains |
Rent Receipt, Lease etc
James Beattie Occupier
William Pool |
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[Situation] ½ mile South from Hayknowes
A large Farmhouse with extensive outhouses etc attached all in excellent condition; Situated about two miles West from the Burgh of Annan, and Occupied by Mr James Beattie. Edward McKenzie Esq of Folly Court, London is the proprietor. |
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STONE COFFINS OR KISTVAENS FOUND HERE 1850 [Newbie Mains] |
Stone Coffins found here in 1850 |
James Beattie
James Scott |
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[Situation] 9 chains W. [West] from Newbie Mains
About 7 chains West from the Farmhouse when excavating a small Gravelly Brae in 1850 there were found Several Stone Coffins formed of several Stone Slabs, & containing human remains. |
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NEWBIE BURN |
Newbie Burn
Newbie Burn
Newbie Burn |
James Beattie Newbie Mains
William Pool Hayknowes
James Scott Newbiebarns |
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[Situation] From the junction of streams on Wn Ph [Western Parish] Boundary S.E. by S. [South East by South] to Solway Firth
A Small Stream which rises at the South Side of the Farm of Newbie Mains, and flows Southwards to the Farmhouse of Newbie Mains - where it falls into the Solway Firth |
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NEWBIE HILLS |
Newbie Hills
Newbie Hills
Newbie Hills |
James Beattie Newbie Mains
William Pool Hayknowes
James Scott Newbiebarns |
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[Situation] 24 chains N.W. [North West] from Newbie Mains
This name applies to two Small Hills rising from & upon the same base, forming one feature; - Situated on the High Water mark and forming a prominent landmark from the Sol [Solway] Firth. |
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STONE COFFIN OR KISTVAEN [NW of Newbie Mains] |
Stone Coffin |
James Beattie
James Scott |
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[Situation] 19 chains N.W. [North West] from Newbie Mains
This is an Ancient Stone Coffin or "Kistvaen". It is in the face of a Brae over the High Water mark at the S.E. [South East] side of Newbie Hills; and is formed of top, bottom & side flags or sl [slabs] of stone: the slab which formed the now exposed end, of the coffin, has been removed. |
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NEWBIEBARNS |
Newbiebarns
Newbiebarns |
Mr James Beattie Newbie Mains
John Scott Newbiebarns |
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[Situation] ¼ mile East from Newbie Mains
A Small village of Scattered houses occupied princibly by Fishermen, on the Newbie Mains farm tenanted by Mr James Beattie from whom the people rent the cottages. The place is the property of Edward McKenzie Esqr. Folly Court, London.
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SCHOOL [Newbiebarns] |
School
School |
Mr James Beattie Newbie Mains
John Scott Newbiebarns |
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[Situation] In Newbiebarns
A small house used as a Schoolroom, supported by private contribution and fees. |
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MARQUIS'S TREE |
The Marquis's Tree
The Marquis's Tree |
James Beattie Newbie Mains
James Scott Newbie Barns |
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[Situation] 11 chains N.E. [North East] from Newbie Mains
This is a pear tree in the old Castle Garden which was attached to Newbie Castle. The tree is said to have been planted by one of the Marquises of Annandale, and is still pointed out to Visitors as the Marquis's tree. |
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SOLWAY FIRTH |
Solway Firth
Solway Firth
Solway Firth |
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New Statistical Acct [Account] of Dumfriesshire
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A large bay projecting from the Irish Sea N.E. [North East] between England and Scotland |
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BLINDPEAT WELL |
Blindpeat Well
Blingpeat Well |
Archibald Paton Hilltop
Mr Forrest Songmeadow |
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[Situation] 11 chains N.N.W. [North North West] from Hillend
A Well in a field on the Farm of Hillend, a short distance north from the Farmhouse. It forms one of the points marking out the Parliamentary Boundary of the Burgh of Annan |
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RIVER ANNAN |
River Annan |
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TOM'S WELL (Chalybeate) |
Tom's Well (Chalybeate)
Tom's Well (Chalybeate) |
Alexander Downie Esq Annan
William Cuthbertson Stationer Annan |
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[Situation] About 11 chains West of Longmeadow
A small chalybeate spring, a little to the East of the South end of Port Street |
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HILLEND |
Hillend
Hillend |
Thomas Dagg Farmer Hillend
Mr. A. Paton Hilltop. |
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[Situation] In Sn. [Southern] Parish district
A commodious farm house two storeys high in good repair with offices and garden attached occupied by Thomas Dagg.
The property of Edward MacKenzie of Folly Court. London |
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PORT STREET |
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BRITANNIA INN [nr Hillend] |
Britannia Inn
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David Poole Farmer Millfield
Thomas Dagg Farmer Hillend |
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[Situation] 27 chains N.W. [North West] from Hillend.
A small house two storeys high in good repair situated south of the Town of Annan and on the Eastern bank of the River Annan, it is occupied by Janet Bell, who is licensed to sell Ale Spirits etc. The property of John Irving Annan |
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[Note entry for Millfield Wood] -- Cancelled
Millfield Wood: [Authorities] David Poole Farmer Millfield, Thomas Dagg Farmer, Hillend. [Situation] At the West side of River Annan. [Description] A small strip of mixed wood situated a short distance West of the River Annan, it is on the farm of Millfield. |
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SUMMERGATE |
Summergate |
Mr Archibald Paton Dancing Master Hill Top
Mr Forest Writer Longmeadow |
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[Situation] 34 chains E. [East] from Hillend -- A Considerable house two storeys high slated in good repair with garden attached, occupier and proprietor, Mrs Janet Fauld |
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MILLFIELD MERSE |
Millfield Merse
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Alexander Downie Esqr. Town Clerk Annan
Andrew Pool Farmer Millfield |
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[Situation] On the bank of the River Annan --
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ANNAN HILL |
Annan Hill
Annan Hill |
Mr Forrest Longmeadow Archibald Paton Hilltop |
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[Situation] In S.En. [South Eastern] vicinity of Hillend --
A Considerable Eminence a short distance south from the Town of Annan. It is of an Elliptical shape and its Surface is arable and under Cultivation |
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MINISTER'S MERSE |
Minister's Merse
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Alexander Downie Esqr. Town Clerk Annan
Andrew Pool Farmer Millfield |
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[Situation] On the bank of the River Annan --
A large tract of pasture land extending along the eastern bank of the River Annan and on the north and south side of the Glasgow and Southwestern Railway - the portion on the south side of the railway is covered at spring tides. It is let annually to the inhabitants of Annan for grazing cattle; and is the property of the Royal Burgh of Annan. |
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[Note Millfield Merse (scored out)] -- See Name Book for 10 feet Sheets. of the Town of Annan.
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LONGMEADOW |
Longmeadow
Longmeadow |
Mr Forrest Writer Longmedow Annan
Mr Archibald Paton Dancing Master Hill Top |
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[Situation] 23 chains N.N.E. [North North East] from Hillend
A elegant house two storeys high slated, in good repair with commodious offices & garden attached occupier and proprietor Mr Forest Writer. |
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HILLTOP |
Hilltop
Hilltop |
Mr Archibald Paton Dancing Master Hill Top,
Mr Forest Writer Long Meadow |
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[Situation] 17 chains E. [East] from Hillend
A considerable house one storey high, slated, in good repair with offices & vegetable garden attached, occupied by Archibald Paton, proprietor, Dr. [Doctor] Thomas Williamson. Annan, |
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SUMMERHILL |
Summerhill
Summerhill
Summerhill |
Mr Archibald Paton
Mr Forest
Mr Thomas Dagg Hillend |
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[Situation] 27 chains E. from Hillend
A farmhouse one story high, slated in good repair, with garden attached. occupier Mrs. Bell proprietor, Misses Johnstones Jersey. |
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HILLSIDE |
Hillside |
Benjamin Nicholson Esq Proprietor High Street, Builder Annan |
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SOLWAY COTTAGE |
Solway Cottage Solway Cottage |
Mr Johnstone, Farmer, Shawhill
John Little, Plumdon Lodge |
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[Situation] 52 chains N.E. [North East] from Hillend
A neat & elegant cottage. two storeys high slated in good repair. with flower & vegetable garden attached, occupied by and property of Misses Hannahs |
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PLUMDON |
Plumdon
Plumdon |
Mr Johnstone Shawhill
John Little |
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[Situation]
A elegant mansion two storeys high. slated. in good repair with garden and office houses attached, occupier and proprietor Capt. [Captain] Irvine, Plumdon, |
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[Plumdon Lodge] |
Lodge |
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SHAWHILL |
Shawhill |
William Johnstone Farmer ShawHill
John Little Plumdon Lodge |
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[Situation] 73 chains N.E. [North East] from Hillend
A commodious farm house one storey high, slated, in good repair with garden offices attached. Occupied by William Johnstone. Farmer proprietor Capt [Captain] Irvine. Plumdon |
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WHINNYRIG TILE WORKS |
Whinnyrig Tile Works |
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GLASGOW AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY |
Glasgow and South-western Railway |
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[Situation] W. to E. [West to East] of Sn [Southern] division of Parish,
Double line of Rail from Glasgow to Carlisle opened in 1849. |
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UPPER KENZIELS |
Upper Kenziels |
John Irving Upper Kenziels
William Laurie Kenziels. |
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[Situation] ¼ mile S.E. by S. [South East by South] from Hillend
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KENZIELS |
Kenziels |
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William Laurie Kenziels |
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[Situation] 27 chains S.E. by S. [South East by South] from Hillend
Four cottages one storey high in good repair with vegetable garden attached, occupied by sailors. The property of Mr J.P. Halbert, Chemist, High Street Annan. |
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WATERFOOT |
Waterfoot |
William Lawson Waterfoot
William Laurie Kenziels |
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[Situation] ½ mile S.S.E. [South South East] from Hillend
A commodious house two storeys high in good repair with offices and garden attached, occupied by William Lawson, the property of David Brown Esq of Knairsborough. Being near the jetty it is licensed to sell ale and spirits. |
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THE MERSE |
The Merse
The Merse
The Merse |
Archibald Paton Hilltop
John Irving Upper Kenziels
William Laurie Kenziels |
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[Situation] ½ mile S.E. [South East] from Annan Hill -
A large tract of land extending from Waterfoot Eastwards to Seafield, and between the embankment and the H.W [High Water] Mark. At extra high tides it is covered by the Tidal Water. It is the property of the Burgh of Annan |
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HOWGILL BURN |
Howgill Burn Howgill Burn |
Mr Thomas Farrish Joiner Howgill
Mr William Irving Farmer Seafield |
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[Situation] From drains ½ mile West of Beckfoot S.W. [South West] to Solway Firth -
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SEAFIELD |
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SOLWAY FIRTH |
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SANDHILL |
Sandhill
Sandhill |
Mr Jonathan Irving Proprietor Sandhill
Mr Thomas Bell Farmer Whinny Rig |
063 |
[Situation] 50 chains S.E. [South East] from Beckfoot, A small Farm house, one story high & slated; having out houses & garden with an arable farm attached; Tenanted by John Irving. Annan & the property of Jonathan Irving Sandhill |
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WHINNYRIG TILE WORKS |
Whinnyrig Tile Works
Whinnyrig Tile Works |
Mr Jonathan Irving Sandhill
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Howgill Burn |
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Glasgow and South Western Railway |
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BECKFOOT |
Beckfoot
Beckfoot |
Mr John Thomson Farmer Beckfoot
Mr James Hill Farmer Battlehill |
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[Situation] In S.En. Ph [South Eastern Parish] district.
A very handsome farm house, two Stories high, Slated and in good repair; having Suitable offices & garden with an arable farm attached Occupant & proprietor Mr John Thomson |
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OLD WHINNYRIG |
Old Whinnyrig
Old Whinnyrig |
Mr William Irving Farmer Seafield
Mr James Hill Farmer Battlehill |
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[Situation] 56 chains S.W. from Beckfoot -- This was once an old farm Steading; but now occupied by farm Servants; It is the property of Mr Holliday Devonshire |
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SEAFIELD |
Seafield
Seafield |
Mr William Irving Farmer Seafield
Mr James Hill Farmer Battlehill |
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[Situation] Nearly 1 mile S.W. [South West] by S. [South] --
A commodious farm house one Story high Slated and in good repair, having Suitable out offices & garden, with an arable farm attached, It is tenanted by Mr Irving & the property of Mr Holliday Devonshire |
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BEECHGROVE |
Beechgrove
Beechgrove |
Mr William Irving Farmer Seafield
Mr James Hill Farmer Battlehill |
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[Situation] Nearly ½ mile S.W. by S. [South West by South] from Beckfoot.
A commodious farm house, two stories high & slated; having extensive offices & garden, with an arable farm attached. The occupant & proprietor Mrs. Keswick "Beech Grove" |
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WHINNYRIG |
Whinnyrig
Whinnyrig |
Mr William Irving Farmer Seafield
Mr James Hill Farmer Battlehill |
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Situation] ¾ mile S.W. by S. [South West by South] from Beckfoot.
An extensive farm house two stories high & slated; having Suitable offices & garden with arable farm attached - It is tenanted by Mr Irving - immediately adjoining are two very handsome Cottages one Story high; having only vegitable gardens attached, occupied by Fishermen & the whole on the property of Mr Holliday. Devonshire |
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SOLWAY FIRTH |
Solway Firth |
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BATTLEHILL |
Battlehill
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Mr James Hill Farmer Battle-hill
Mr William Irving Farmer Seafield |
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[Situation] 50 chains S. [South] from Beckfoot
A Small farm house, one Story high & Slated with Suitable out Offices, - garden & an arable farm of 49 acres attached - it is tenanted by James Hill & the property of Mrs Armstrong - Annan Also a little to the West is a Small Cottage, one Story high & Slated; having only a Small garden attached; it is tenanted by Mr Peter Little & the property of Mr Blacklock. Annan - There is not a Hill in the neighbourhood. |
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MUIR BECK |
Moor Beck
Moor Beck
Muir Beck |
Mr James Hill Farmer Battle-hill
Mr John ThomSon Farmer Beckfoot
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A Small Stream rising out of the "Sword Well" and running in a S.E [South East] direction passing through the farms of "Beckfoot" and Battle hill until it Joins the Solway immediately East of Battlehill It also forms the Parish boundary between Annan & Dornock, from its source |
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NEWBIE COTTAGE |
Newbie Cottage
Newbie Cottage
Newbie Cottage |
George Fleming Farmer Waterfoot
Alexander Geddes Waterfoot Cottage
James Beattie Newbie Mains |
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[Situation] In Sn. [Southern] Parish district
A small house one storey high in good repair, with a small garden attached, occupied by Miss Ann Johnstone.
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SOLWAY FIRTH |
Solway Firth |
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WATERFOOT |
Waterfoot
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George Fleming Farmer Waterfoot
Alexander Geddes Waterfoot Cottage |
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[Situation] In Sn. [Southern] Parish District
A commodious farm house two stories high with offices and thrashing machine attached all in good repair, having also a garden and large arable farm attached, occupied by George Fleming.
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BARNKIRK POINT |
Barnkirk Point |
George Fleming Farmer
Alexander Geddes Waterfoot Cottages |
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[Situation] 4 chains N.E. [North East] from Waterfoot
A small portion of land jutting out a short distance into the Solway Frith, and on the Western bank of the Annan Water. |
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CRAZY HILL |
Crazy Hill
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George Fleming Farmer Waterfoot
Alexander Geddes Waterfot Cottages |
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[Situation] ¼ mile W. [West] from Waterfoot.
A small eminence on the farm of Waterfoot.
The property of Edward McKenzie Esquire Folly Court London. |
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WATERFOOT COTTAGES |
Waterfoot Cottages
Waterfoot Cottages |
George Fleming Farmer.
Alexander Geddes. |
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[Situation] 12 chains S.W. [South West] from Waterfoot
Two small cottages one storey high in good repair & slated, with gardens attached, occupied by agricultural laborers.
The property of Edward McKenzie Esquire Folly Court London |
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BARNKIRK HILL |
Barnkirk Hill
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George Fleming Farmer
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[Situation] 12 chains S.W. [South West] from Waterfoot
A slight elevation on the western bank of the Annan on its highest point stands the lighthouse, it is on the farm of Waterfoot. and the property of Edward MacKenzie Esquire of Folly Court London. In the year 1841 the lighthouse was erected at that time human remains and spears were found here |
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WEST SCAR |
West Scar
West Scar |
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James Anderson Fisherman Bowness. |
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[Situation] In the Solway Firth
A small muscle bed at the L.W.M. [low water mark] on the south side of the Solway Firth It is covered with shingle and is considered to be a good bed for the breeding muscles opposite to Annan Water Mouth |
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Channel of RIVER ANNAN |
River Annan |
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SOLWAY FIRTH |
Solway Firth |
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WHAN SCAR |
Whan Scar
Whan Scar
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Joseph Faulder, Boatman Waterfoot Cottages
Alexander Geddes, Boatman Waterfoot Cottages
George Fleming - Farmer - Waterfoot |
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[Situation] On the boundary between Annan and Dornock
A large bed of loose stones etc, prominently visible on the Solway Sands at low-water mark. |
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ALTAR STONE |
Altar Stone |
Joseph Faulder, Boatman Waterfoot Cottages
Alexander Geddes, Boatman Waterfoot Cottages
George Fleming - Farmer - Waterfoot |
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[Situation] On Whan Scar
An upright Stone purposely set up to mark the boundary between Annan and Dornock Parishes. |
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GOWKESK RIG |
Gowkesk Rig |
Joseph Faulder, Boatman Waterfoot Cottages
Alexander Geddes, Boatman Waterfoot Cottages
George Fleming - Farmer - Waterfoot |
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[Situation] West of Whan Scar.
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Solway Firth |
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Annan Parish -- Plan 63.13.
[signed] R. Stotherd.
Capt. Rl. Engrs. [Captain Royal Engineers]
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[stamped] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. [MANUSCRIPT] STORE -- 15 MAR [MARCH] 1858
Co. [COUNTY] DUMFRIES
Ph [PARISH] of ANNAN
Scale 25.344
PLAN -- Page -- NEW INDEX INSIDE
57.7 -- 1
57.8 -- 1
58.5 -- 5
58.6 -- 15
57.11 -- 15
57.12 -- 21
58.9 -- 33
58.10 -- 45
57.15 -- 51
57.16 -- 57
58.13 -- 67
58.14 -- 79
62.3 -- 81
62.4 -- 87
63.1 -- 97
62.7 -- 103
62.8 -- 105
63.5 -- 111
62.11 -- 127
62.12 -- 137
63.9 -- 149
62.15 -- 157
62.16 -- 159
63.13 -- 62 [162]
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INDEX
Plan -- Name of Object -- Page
57/12 -- Alice's Pool -- 22
58/9, 58/13 -- Allalee -- 39, 67
62/4 -- Annandale Distillery -- 93
62/12 -- Annan Hill -- 139
63/13 -- Altar Stone -- 162
57/7 -- Bank Pool -- 2
58/5 -- Brownmuir Kilns -- 7
58/5 -- Bonshaw Burnhead -- 8
58/5 -- Bonshaw Burn -- 9
58/5 -- Bonshawside Tile works -- 11
58/6 -- Bonshaw -- 14
57/11 -- Brydekirkhill -- 19
57/12 -- Brydekirk Mains -- 22
57/12 -- Brownmuir -- 24
57/12 -- Bryde's Well -- 25
57/12 -- Bryde's Tpwer -- 27
57/12 -- Brydes Kirk -- 29
57/12, 57/16 -- Butcherbeck Burn -- 31, 61
58/9, 58/10 -- Bonshawside -- 37, 45
58/9 -- Breckonbeds -- 37
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58/9 -- Bonshaw Moss -- 38
58/9 -- Backhillhead -- 40
58/9, 58/13 -- Bonshaw Moss -- 43, 73
58/10 -- Bonshaw Tower -- 47
57/15, 57/16 -- Brydekirk -- 53, 58
57/15, 57/16 -- Bridge Street -- 53, 60
57/15 -- Broomlands -- 54
57/16 -- Butcherbeck -- 61
57/16 -- Birbank -- 63
58/13 -- Beechhill -- 72
58/14 -- Belted Stone -- 79
58/14 -- Beltedstone -- 79
62/3 -- Bent -- 81
62/4 -- Blacketlees -- 83
62/4 -- Black Pool -- 84
63/1 -- Blackhills -- 97
63/1 -- Bellsprings -- 98
63/1 -- Bombay -- 99
62/8 -- Bruce's Well -- 105
62/8 -- Bloomfield -- 109
63/5 -- Battlefield -- 126
62/12 -- Blindpeat Well -- 137
62/12 -- Britannia Inn -- 138
63/9 -- Beckfoot -- 151
63/9 -- Beechgrove -- 154
63/9 -- Battlehill -- 155
62/10 -- Barnkirk Point -- 159
62/16 -- Barnkirk Hill -- 160
57/15 -- Church -- 53
57/15 -- Chalky Plantation -- 54
57/16 -- Crooked Pool -- 60
57/16 -- Corsehill Quarry -- 65
57/16 -- Corsehill -- 66
58/13 -- Creca -- 71
58/13 -- Creca Cairn -- 73
58/13 -- Chapelcross -- 75
58/13 -- Chapelhill -- 76
58/14 -- Charlesfield T.P. [Turn Pike] -- 81
62/3 -- Crow Kowe -- 86
62/4 -- Clint Pool -- 89
62/16 -- Crazy Hill -- 160
57/7 -- Ducks Pool -- 2
58/9-- Dumbretton -- 41
57/16 -- Dalebank Pool -- 63
57/16 -- Dalebank -- 64
57/7 -- East Lodge -- 3
58/9, 58/13 -- East Bretton -- 43, 72
58/13 -- Edmondhill -- 69
62/8 -- Ever Holm -- 106
63/5 -- Eastgill -- 112
57/12 -- Greycraig -- 23
58/13, 62/4, 63/1 -- Gullylands Burn -- 69, 91, 99
58/13, 62/4 -- Gullylands -- 69, 92
62/4 -- Gullylan -- 89
62/7, 63/5, 62/12, 63/5 -- Glasgow & South-western Railway -- 104, 125, 148, 150
62/8 -- Gala Bank -- 106
62/8 -- Gala Burn -- 105
62/8, 63/5 -- Gallaberry -- 108, 116
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Plans -- Name of Object -- Page
57/7 -- Hoddom Bridge-end -- 3
57/7 -- Hoddom Bridge -- 3
58/5 -- Heatheryhall -- 6
57/11 -- Hoddom Saw Mill -- 16
58/9 -- Hilltown -- 42
63/5 -- Heathfield -- 115
63/5 -- Hardrig Lodge -- 118
63/5 -- Howgill Tile Works -- 119
63/5 -- Howgill Bank -- 121
63/5 -- Howgillbridge -- 122
63/5 -- Hollinlee -- 123
62/11 -- Hayknowes -- 127
62/12 -- Hillend -- 138
62/12 -- Hilltop -- 140
62/12 -- Hillside -- 141
62/12, 63/9 -- Howgill Burn -- 147, 149
58/9 -- Jockstown -- 40
57/15 -- Jennymill -- 54
58/13 -- Johnstonlee -- 67
58/13 -- Joinville -- 76
58/6 -- Kirtle Church -- 13
58/6, 58/10 -- Kirtle Water -- 14, 46
57/12 -- Kiln Pot -- 22
58/10 -- Kilknowe -- 45
62/8 -- Kinnethergreen -- 108
62/12 -- Kenziels -- 145
57/12 -- Luce Pool -- 21
57/15 -- Limekilns T.P. [Turn Pike] -- 55
57/16 -- Lassies' Pool -- 57
57/16 -- Landheads -- 65
57/16 -- Landheads T.P. [Turn Pike] -- 65
62/3 -- Limekilns -- 85
63/5 -- Lochfield -- 121
62/12 -- Longmeadow -- 140
58/9 -- Mossfoot -- 33
58/10 -- Millcroft -- 46
57/15 -- Millside Plantation -- 51
57/15 -- Millside Burn -- 51
57/15 -- Millside -- 52
57/16 -- Manse -- 57
57/16 -- Mount Annan -- 63
57/16 -- Mavisgrove -- 64
62/4 -- Milnby Burn -- 84
62/4 -- Milnby Quarry -- 84
62/3 -- Murthat -- 85
62/3 -- Millsidebridge -- 86
63/1, 63/5 -- Morningside Plantation -- 97, 113
63/5 -- Morningside -- 117
63/5 -- Morrispark -- 118 [initialled]
63/5 -- Muir Beck -- 128
62/11 -- Muirbeck -- 129
62/11 -- Marquis's Tree -- 136
62/12 -- Minister's Merse -- 138
62/12 -- Millfield Merse -- 138
63/9 -- Muir Beck -- 155
57/15, 62/3 -- Nethermains -- 56, 84
62/4 -- Northfield -- 93
62/4 -- Northfield House -- 94
62/7 -- North Croftheads -- 103
62/8 -- Newbie Mill -- 107
62/11 -- Newbie Castle -- 131
62/11 -- Newbie Cottages -- 133
62/11 -- Newbie Mains -- 133
62/11 -- Newbie Burn -- 134
62/11 -- Newbie Hills -- 134
62/11 -- Newbiebarns -- 135
62/15 -- Newbie Cottage -- 157
58/9 -- Overtown -- 37
57/15, 62/3 -- Outerford -- 51, 87
58/13 -- Oaklands -- 68
62/4 -- Outertown -- 91
63/9 -- Old Whinnyrig -- 153
62/7 -- Old Mill Burn -- 104
57/7 -- Priests's Plumb -- 1
57/15 -- Parkneuk -- 55
57/15 -- Park -- 56
57/16 -- Post Office -- 59
62/4 -- Prestonfield -- 95
62/4 -- Prestondam -- 95
63/1 -- Prestonhall -- 98
62/12 -- Port Street -- 138
62/12 -- Plumdon -- 143
58/5 -- Quarry Cottage -- 5
58/5 -- Quarrypark -- 7
57/7, 57/11, 57/12, 62/4, 62/8, 62/12, 62/16 -- River Annan -- 4, 17, 23, 94, 107, 137, 161
58/10 -- Robgill Strand -- 49
58/13 -- Raggetshaws -- 77 [initialled]
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Plans -- Name of Object -- Pages
63/1, 63/5 -- Redbarns -- 97, 113
63/5 -- Rosefield -- 120
63/5 -- Round Knowe -- 120
57/7 -- Scales Pool -- 4
58/9 -- Stirkpool -- 35
58/9 -- School -- 38
57/16 -- School -- 59
57/16 -- School -- 59
57/16 -- Sand Pool -- 64
58/13 -- Shawhead -- 78
62/4 -- Spittalridinghill -- 83
62/4 -- Spittalriding Hill -- 83
62/3 -- Strait -- 85
63/5 -- Sword Well -- 125
63/5 -- Swordwell -- 125
62/11 -- Stone Coffins etc. -- 133
62/11 -- Stone Coffins etc. -- 134
62/11, 62/12, 63/9, 62/15, 62/16, 63/13 -- Solway Firth -- 136, 147, 154, 157, 161, 162
62/12 -- Summergate -- 139
62/12 -- Summerhill -- 140
62/12 -- Solway Cottage -- 143
62/12 -- Shawhill -- 144
62/12, 63/9 -- Seafield -- 147, 153
63/9 -- Sandhill -- 149
63/9 -- Seafield --
57/7 -- Turnshawhead -- 4
57/16 -- Thorns -- 60
63/1 -- Three Piked Stane -- 101
63/5 -- Toppinghall -- 117
62/12 -- Tom's Well -- 137
62/12 -- The Merse -- 146
57/11 -- Upper Brydekirk -- 17
62/12 -- Upper Kinziels -- 145
57/11 -- Woodcock Air -- 15
57/12 -- Willowbank -- 23
57/12 -- Woodside -- 24
57/12 -- Williamwood -- 31
58/9 -- West Bretton -- 41
57/16 -- Windy Knowe -- 66
62/4 -- Warmanbie -- 89
62/4 -- Warmanbie Quarry -- 91
63/1 -- Whitesprings -- 97
62/7 -- West Croftheads -- 103
62/8 -- Watchhall -- 109
62/8 -- Watchhill -- 110
62/8 -- Watchhall Cottages -- 110
63/5 -- Windermere -- 111
63/5 -- Westgill -- 112
62/12, 63/9 -- Whinnyrig Tile Works -- 144
63/9 -- Whinnyrig -- 154
62/12, 62/16 -- Waterfoot -- 145, 159
62/16 -- Waterfoot Cottages -- 160
62/16 -- West Scar -- 161
63/13 -- Whan Scar -- 162 |
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The name of this Parish is derived from that of the River Annan which runs in a Southern direction through the Wn. [Western] district. The derivation is doubtful, but is supposed to be Amhann the slow running water.
The Parish of Annan is bounded on the North by Hoddom and Middlebie on the East by Kilpartrick-Fleming and Dornock, on the South by the Solway Firth and on the West by Cummertrees and Hoddom. There is no detached part of it within the boundaries of another Parish nor is there within the limits above assigned to it a detached portion of any other Parish. Irregular in shape, it varies from 2½ miles to 4 miles in breadth and is 8 miles in length - and its entire area has now been computed [--] acres of which about ⁹/₁₀ths are arable and permanent pasture, the remainder being moor waste and plantation. The shores are flat and sandy - as also the whole district which has a gradual incline towards the South. - Three parallel ridges of moderate height run through the Parish in a N.E. [North East] and S.W. [South West] direction - at the termination of the latter of which is Woodcock Air the greatest elevation measuring [Continued on page 169] |
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measuring 320 feet above sea level. The River Annan forming for the most part the Western Parish Boundary is the principal Stream - Kirtle Water on the N.En. [North Eastern] boundary is also a considerable Stream - many Streams from the interior contributing their waters thereto. Six lines of Turnpike Roads all converge at or near to the Town of Annan. The Glasgow and South-Western Railway passes from West to East through the Sn [Southern] division. There are minerals wrought; the manufacture of Tiles is Carried on to a considerable extent in the Sn [Southern] districts. - The Town and Burgh of Annan is situate in the Sn [Southern] district (See N.B. [Name Book] 10 feet) - There is also an important village in the N.Wn [North Western] district called Brydekirk and which forms a Quoad Sacra Parish. - In this Parish there are one Parish Church and two Quoad Sacra Churches also a Chapel of Ease called Kirtle Chapel, belonging to the Established Church, three Parish Schools - a Congregational, Free, Episcopal and Roman Catholic Churches. - Population at the last census 5848.
The only Antiquities adverted to by Statistical or other authority are Annan Castle and a Moat both in the Town of Annan also Site of a Battle at Sword well on the boundary common to Dornock and Three piked stone similarly situated - the latter two having been noticed in the Parish of Dornock. The New Statistical Account remarks "On an angled elevation on the East bank of the River and West side of the Town, was situated Annan Castle, the ruins of which, with the exception of a small part of the wall built into the Town House (Hall) finally disappeared 40 years ago". - Of this Stronghold Chalmers has also the following "x x it is probable that the Castle of Annan was rebuilt in 1300. - A small garrison was usually kept in the Castle of Annan, as a border fort. - This Castle was demolished in 1570 by an English Army, under the Earl of Sussex. - It was afterwards rebuilt and continued a border fortification till the union of the crowns" Of the Moat the Statistics remark "Separated from the ancient Site of the Castle, now forming the old church-yard, by a sort of ravine, there is an artificial mound of considerable extent designated "the Moat supposed like other places of the same name to have been raised by the Saxons as a place on which to assemble for the administration of justice." - No mention being made by Statistics of the following Bonshaw Tower, Newbie Castle, St Bryde's Tower, St Bryde's Kirk, St Bryde's Well, Bruces Well, Cairn of Creca and Stone Coffins or Kistvaens, the only information obtained respecting them will be found in their respective descriptions,
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