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List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks
HIGHWELL BANK Highwell Bank
Highwell Bank
Highwell Bank
William Hunter Arundell Esq
James Lorimer
Andrew Stobo
031 [Situation] About 13 chains North ofBaaaaarjarg Village. A small mixed plantation Situated on a Steep between Drum Bank and Tor Knowe the property of William Hunter Arundell Esq. the name is taken from its being on a brow under "High Well".
BARJARG Barjarg Village
Barjarg Village
Barjarg Village
Barjarg
Barjarg
Barjarg
Barjarg
W H Arundell Esq
James Lorimer
James McCubbin
William Carrson
[Auctioneer]
Johnstone's Co. [County] Map
Stat Acc [Statistical Account ] of Dumfries
Valuation Roll in 1827
031 [Situation] Abut 25 chains N.E. [North East] of Barjarg Tower. A small range of Buildings 5 chains long Situate on the E. [East] Side of the Road between Dumfries and Penpont. About 2 miles from the former & 4 from the latter it derived its name from Barjarg house which is a very old building it is the property of WilliamHunter Arundell Esq and occupied by him.
BARJARG QUARRY Barjarg Quarry
Barjarg Quarry
Barjarg Quarry
W H Arundell Esq
James Lorimer
James McCubbin
031 [Situation] About 7chains South-West of Barjarg Village. Large and extensive Lime Works. There are three Kilns but two of which are in a ruinous condition, the greater part of the Stone is take out of a mine and conveyed to the kiln by means of Iron Trucks . The Mine is about 150yards under Ground, the property of W H Arundell Occupied by William McCaig.
A Limestone Quarry near Barjarg Tower.

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