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Parish of Kirkmichael No. 21 County of Dumfries
J.V.T. Walker´s Map of Scotland Near the middle of the The name is evidently derived from
Kirkmichael Crawford´s map of Dumfriesshire County of Dumfries. St. Michael, to which Saint the original
Johnstone´s map of Dumfriesshire Parish Church is said to have been dedicated.
The Parish of Kirkmichael is bounded on the North by that of Kirkpatrick-Juxta, on the East by Johnstone and Lochmaben, on the South by Tinwald and on the West by Kirkmahoe and Closenburn. There is no detached heart of it within the boundries of another Parish nor is there within it´s limits - here asigned by the above mentioned Parishes, a detached portion of any other Parish. It´s elliptical in form, is 9 miles in length and 4 1/2 miles in extreme breadth, and it´s entire area has now been computed at 17,131 acres, of which 6,761 acres may be arable and meadows, 9190 - pasture, 830 Mofs, Sandbeds, Roads,Lakes and Water courses and 350 Wood.
The surface in the south and south-east is in general level, but diversified with rising grounds, along the principal streamsthere are belts of fine holm, the soil in the low grounds is exceedingly fertile, in the middle districts it is dry and gravelly with heath occasionaly interspersed. The principal streams are the water of Ae on the western and southern boundaries, Kinnel and Duff Kinnel Waters on the eastern boundary, many tributary hills thereto taking their rise in the interior, the largest of which are Garrel Water and Glenkill Burn. There are also three small lochs, called Cran Loch, Cumrue Loch and Auchenaken Loch. There are two ranges of hills stretching nearly north and south, the one between the Water of Ae and Glenkill. |
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Glenkill Burn and the other between the lower grounds and the Glenkill Burn. The greatest elevation is the Holehouse Hill in the North Eastern district which is 1500 Ft. above Sea level. The turnpike Road from Dumfries to Moffat nearly bisects the Parish.Veins of ironstone and ochre abound throughout the Parish consequently some of the springs are slightly chalkyeate, but are not of particular notice. There are no minerals wrought nor manufactories carried on- the district is entirely rural - there are no towns nor villages. A parish church is situated rather inconveniently in the S?? district - two parish schools respectively in the ?? and Sn district. The principal Mansion in Kirkmichael House. The Duke of Buccleach is proprieter of about 1/2 of the parish. Population about 1130.
A branch of the Roman Road leading from Netherbie in Cumberland is said to have existed in this Parish, of which however, no traces can now be discovered. The statistical account (1834) says ´The only Roman Road in the Parish is a branch of the great road that lead from Netherby in Cumberland to the chain of forts built by Collius Urbicus between the Forth and the Clyde. This can still be traced through the maps, and seems to have terminated at Catellum, of which two sides still remain very distinct, and which now forms the Minister´s garden. The maps here adverted to has evidently been reclaimed, which may account for the entire disappearance now of this antiquity, but in connection wherewith the Fort or Castellum is still distinctly visible in what forms part of the Parish manse garden wall. There are several indistinct remains of the fortifications, but there are no traditions about any of them. (New statt. acct.) Accordingly the remains of three-termed in the locality. British Forts have been shown. Another Fort called Wallace´s Tower, the origin of which has been ascribed to the partriot has also been shown, and in connection with which two other antiquities in this locality called Blue Cairn and Sax Corses may be here, mentioned in the original ? of all of which may be correctls asighned from the following quotation taken from the Statistical Account of the Parish. There are no traditions about any of the ancient fortifications, except a small fort, commonly called Wallace´s Tower, adjoining TorrGenn, a glen filled with natural wood stretching westward from Knockwood. This fort commands an extensive view to the South, occupying the summit of an angle formed by the junction of two branches that steep revine and being protected on it´s third side by a large ??.
Sir William Wallace while meditating the capture of Lochmaben Castle in 1297 is said to have kept sixteen men there with whom he sallied forth to annoy the English garrison under Greystock and Sir Hugh de Moreland. Having taken some of their horses, the Scottish hero was pursued to Tor Head by Moreland, who, in the encounter which ensued was slain with several of his followers. A large stone named Sax Corses ie. six corpses marks the burial place of the banquished. Greystock enraged at this defeat and strengthened by fresh supplies from England immediately proceded to attack Wallace with 300 men. Wallace having fallen back among the hills was joined by Sir john Graham of Dundaff and his kinsman Kirkpatrick with 20 retainers, and having been overtaken by the English a general engagement ensued near Holehouse - Greystock fell, the victory was complete and the survivors seeking shelter in the woods, Wallace reached Lochmaben before them and took posession of the Castle. A Cairn as was then usual ha been raised on the field of battle which is now called Blue Cairn. The Old Stst. Acct says of Wallace´s Tower it is said to have been thrown up by Wm. Wallace after he had slain Sir Hugh de Moreland. A small fragment of the Castle belonging to the Barony of ???, may still be discerned by the thickness of the wall from those of the adjoining steadings of the ??? Mains which for the most occupy nearly the entire site of this castle. No particulars respecting. |
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Respecting this Barony are given by the several Statistics. The proprietors of this Castle were probably the Kirkpatrick family (now extinct) who were Patrons of the district at an early date. On the farm of wood towards the south eastern district remains are yet extent of Glenae Tower, which in 1666 gave the title of Baronet to a branch of the family of Dalzell, before it´s succession to the Earldom of Carnwath. The remains or site of Wreaths Tower have been painted out near the centre of the parish, of which no mention is made by Statistics and which has probably been an ordinary Beel house during border feuds or raides. A stone called Gibb´s Corse commemorates the spot where one Gilbert is said to have been killed during the time of persecution. The ruins of the ancient parish church of Garwald are yet extant situate near the centre of this Parish, which was remodelled and reconstructed in 1617. Garwald was of old a mensal churcg of the Bishops od Glasgow. In 1506, Robert Blackadder, the Archbishop of Glasgow asighned the rectory of Garwald to the College of Glasgow. At the epoch of the reformation, the Patronage of this church appears to have belonged to The Trinity Convent of Red Friers at ??? in Ayrshire and it was afterwards vested in the ?ing. Chalmers´Caledonia. The parish of Garwald or Garrel as it is now called, was probably annexed to that of Kirkmichael about 1729 as at that period the church belonging to the latter parish was enlarged. |
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Site of BATTLE between Wallace and Greystock where the latter fell [Blue Cairn] |
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Blue Cairn George Henry Branrig 2 1/2 chains from A heap of stones raised near
Blue Cairn James Scott Branrig Northern point of the boundary of this parish.
Blue Cairn Blue Cairn William Coupland Holehouse parish. It is said, that Wallace who
Site of battle between Wallace was encamped on Queens-
and Greystock - where the latter fell. berry having seen the app-
roach of a party of English,
and hastening to attack
them, had met them on this
spot, a bloody battle ensued
in which the English were
beaten Wallace pursuing
them as far as Lochmaben
Castle.
See page 2.
Dupple Burn George Henry From Kirkpatrick A stream rising in the Parish of Kirkpatrick-
Dupple Burn William Coupland Juxta ParishS.W. to Juxta and falling into the Water of Ae.
Dupple Burn Dupple Burn John Henry Lochanhead the Water of Ae. |
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Parish of Kirkmichael . Plan 23.12 Trace No 1
Water of Ae John Henry Lochanhead Tracing western A stream rising on the side of Queensberry flowing
Water of Ae Andrew Jardine Burliewhay parish Boundary flowing in a south easterly direction, falls into the
Water of Ae Water of Ae Andrew Davidson Kinnel.
Mitchelslacks
Hound Rig William Craig Rigg George Henry Bransig In northern parish A bridge like hill to the ? of Blue Cairn.
William Craig Rigg William Coupland district.
Holehouse
William Craig Rigg John Henry Lochanhead
Hound Rigg J.S. Wightman Esq (Esquire)
Hound Rigg Reverend Mr. Dobie
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 23.12 Trace No. 2
Deer Burn George Henry Branrig From Kirkpatrick A stream rising on the
Deer Burn John Henry Lochanhead Juxta parish south west boundary of the parish and
Deer Burn William Coupland Holehouse to Water of Ae. falling into the Water of Ae.
Deer Edge Deer Edge George Henry On the boundary A ridge like hill on the
Deer Edge William Coupland betwixt Kirkmichael boundary of this parish.
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 23.12. Trace No. 3
Hound Knowe Whin Craig Knowe George Henry Branrig Adjourning Hound A small round
Whin Craig Knowe William Coupland Rig on the south west. to the south of Whin Craig.
Whin Craig Knowe James Scott Brabrig
Hound Knowe J.S. Wightman Esq.(Esquire)
Hound Knowe Reverend Mr. Dobie
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 23.12. Trace 4
Fulton´s Moss George Henry Branrig 1/2 mile south east from A portion of soft mossy
Fulton´s Moss Fulton´s Moss William Coupland Hound Rigg . ground to the outh east
Holehouse of Whim Craig Rigg.
Fulton´s Moss William Elliot
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WATER OF AE |
Water of Ae
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 23.16 Trace 0/ii 1
Water of Ae John Henry Lochanhead Tracing western parish A stream rising on the east side of
Water of Ae Water of Ae Andrew Jardine Burliewhay Boundary Queensberry flowing in a south easterly
Water of Ae Andrew Davidson Mitchelslacks direction and falling into the Kinnel.
Muir Hill George Henry Branrig In northern parish A round hill to the south of Hound Rigg.
Muir Hill Muir Hill William Coupland Holehouse district
Muir Hill William Elliot Craigshiel
Skerries Linn George Henry Branrig On Water of Ae A rocky part of the water of Ae to the west
Skerries Linn Skerries Linn James Scott Bramrig of Muir Hill.
Skerries Linn William Coupland
Skerries Linn See page 11 Li of Closeburn Name book.
Skerry, a flat rock over which the --- Dr, Jameson´s dictionary.
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 23.16 Trace No. 2
Deer Burn George Henry Branrig From Kirkpatrick-Juxta A stream rising near the boundary
Deer Burn Deer Burn John Henry Lochenhead parish south west to of this parish and falling to the Water of Ae.
Der Burn William Coupland Holehouse Water of Ae.
Fulton´s Moss George Henry 50 chains north east A portion of mossy ground to the east
Fulton´s moss Fulton´s Moss William Coupland from Muir Hill. of Hound.
Fulton´s moss William Elliot Craigshiel
Brown Knowe George Henry In Fulton´s Maps A small round rise to the south
Brown Knowe Brown Knowe William Coupland Fulton´s Moss
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 23.16 Trace No. 2
White Knowe George Henry Branrig 50 chains north east A small round Knowe
White Knowe White Knowe William Coupland Holehouse by east from Muir east from Brown Knowe.
White Knowe William Elliot Craigshiel Hill.
Shiel Cleuch George Henry 3/4 mile east from A small glen to the south of White
Shiel Cleuch Shiel Cleuch William Coupland Muir Hill Knowe through which a stream falling into
Shiel Cleuch William Elliot Deer Burn flows.
Shield Cleugh J.S. Wightman Esq.(Esquire)
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 23.16 Trace No. 2
Blenoch Burn George Henry Branrig From the junction A stream rising near
Blennoch Burn Blenoch Burn William Coupland of streams 1 mile Grey Mare and falling into
Holehouse south east of Muir Hill Deer Burn.
Blenoch Burn William Elliot Craigshiel north west to Deer Burn.
Blenoch Burn J.S.Wightman Esq.(Esquire)
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William Coupland
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 23.16 Trace No. 3 -- [Page] 15
[Signed] William Hyslop C/a [Civilian Assistant] |
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 23.16 Trace No. 4
Glover´s Knowe George Henry Branrig 1/2 mile from A small round knowl
Glover´s Knowe Glover´s Knowe William Coupland Muir Hill on the side of Deer Burn
Holehouse East Muir Hill.
Glover´s Knowe William Elliot
Craigshiel
Pinstane Plantation George Henry A small plantation of fir trees
Pistane Plantation William Coupland to the east of Glover Knowe.
Pistane Plantation William Elliot
Auchenevin Burn George Henry From 1/3 mile north west A small stream rising
Auchenevin Burn Auchenevin Burn William Elliot of Holehouse Hill north west of Dinnaye Hill
Auchenevin Burn William Coupland west to Water of Ae. and falling into the
Water of Ae.
Auchenevin J.S.Wightman Esq(Esquire)
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 23. 16 Trace No. 6
Grey Mare George Henry 1/4 mile south east from A bridge like hill situated
Grey Mare Grey Mare William Coupland Muir Hill. near the boundary of this Parish
Grey Mare William Elliott south from Deer Edge
A large rock on the summit of a
might eminence
Two Foals George Henry 4 chains north Two rocks, twins of the above mentioned
Two Foals Two Foals William Little from Grey Mare Grey Mare.
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 24.13. Trace 1
Deer Edge George Henry On the boundary A ridge like hill along the
Deer Edge Branrig betwixt Kirkmichael boundary of this Parish.
Deer Edge William Coupland and Johnstone.
Holehouse
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 24.13 Trace 2
Grey Mare Hill George Henry A ridge like hill on the
Grey Mare Hill William Elliott south from Deer Edge.
Craigshiel
Grey Mare Hill William Coupland
Holehouse
Glenkill Burn William Elliott From north east parish A stream rising near
Glenkill Burn Glenkill Burn William Coupland boundary south south west Grey Mare and the
Glenkill burn William Little to Water of Ae. into the Water of Ae.
Donkan´s Cottage
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 32.3 Trace 1
Water of Ae. John Henry Tracing western A stream rising on the
Water of Ae. Lochanhead parish boundary . east side of Queensberry falling
Water of Ae. Andrew Jardine in a south easterly direction
Burliehay and falling into Kinnel Water.
Water of Ae. Andrew Davidson
Mitchelslates
Dow Linn George Henry On Water of Ae. A rocky portion of the Water
Dow Linn Branrig of Ae. near to Holehouse.
Dow Linn James Scott
Brabrig
Dow Linn William Coupland
Holehouse
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 32.3 Trace No. 2
Holehouse William Coupland In north west parish A cottage with garden
Holehouse Holehouse district. attached occupied by
Holehouse George Henry William Coupland.
Branrig
Holehouse William Elliott
Craigshiel
Holehouse New Statistical Account of Dumfries
Old Statistical Account of Dumfries
Imperial Gazeteer of Scotland
Johnston´s County Map
Fauld Linn William Coupland 3 chains east from A narrow rugged glen
Fauld Linn Fauld Linn William Elliott Holehouse. near Holehouse and through
Fauld Linn George Henry which a stream flows.
Auchenbue Burn William Coupland From the north west A stream rising near to
Auchenbue Burn Auchenbue Burn William Elliott base of Auchendowal Cran Loch and falling
Auchenbue Burn Frank Elliott Rig north west by west to into th Water of Ae.
Auchenbue J.S. Wightman Esq.(Esquire) Water of Ae.
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 32.4 Trace No. 1
Water of Ae. John Henry Tracing western A stream risingon the east
Water of Ae. Lochanhead parish boundary. side of Queensberry, flowwing in
Water of Ae. Andrew Davidson south easterly direction and
Mitchelslates falling into the Kinnel.
Water of Ae. Andrew Jardine
Burliewhay
Auchenevin Burn George Henry From 1/3 mile north west A small stream rising to
Auchenevin Burn Branrig of Holehouse Hill the east of Pinstane Plantation
Auchenevin Burn William Coupland west to the Water of Ae and falling into the Water of Ae.
Holehouse
Auchenevin Burn William Elliott
Craigshiel
Auchenevin J.S. Johnston Esq(Esquire)
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 32.4 Trace No. 2
Dinnies Hill William Little In northern Parish A round hill to the south of the Grey Mare
Donkan´s cottage district . at the termination of a ridge.
Dinnies Hil George Henry This name although the pronunciation is
Branrig different, is supposed to be derived from
Dinnies Hill William Coupland the colour of the moor, bin or properly dun,
Holehouse and point or promontory.
1500 feet above sea level.
Dinnies Hill Property Map
Dinnaze Hill J.S. Wightman Esq (Esquire)
Holehouse Hill Dinnaze Hill James Smith Gill
Dinnaze Hill John Armstrong, Townhead
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Holehouse Hill Johnston´s County Map
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 32.4 Trace No. 3
Auchencaigroch Burn William Little From 1/4 mile A small stream rising near
Donken´s cottage north east of Dinnaye Dinnis Hill and falling into
Auchencaigroch Burn William Coupland Hill south east to Glenkill Burn.
Holehouse Glenkill Burn
Auchencaigroch Burn William Elliott
Craigshiel
Auchencaigroch Burn
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Auchencaigroch Burn J.S. Wightman Esq(Esquire)
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 32.4 Trace No. 4
Fauld Linn William Coupland 3/4 mile south west A narrow rocky glen
Holehouse From Holehouse near Holehouse, through which
Fauld Linn Fauld Linn William Elliott Hill a stream flows, it bears the name from
Craigshiel where the shading commences to the
Fauld Linn George Henry Water of AE.
Branrig
Auchenbue Burn George Henry From the north west A stream rising near Cran Loch
Auchenbue Burn Auchenbue Burn William Elliott base of Auchen- and falling into the Water of Ae.
Auchenbue Burn William Coupland dowal Rig north west
by west to Water
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 32.4 Trace No. 5
Cran Loch William Little 3/4 mile south south west A sheet of water to the
Donkan´s cottage from Holehouse Hill. situated to the north of
Cran Loch William Coupland Dinnaye Hill. Is named from
Holehouse the cranberries which grow
Cran Loch William Elliott in its margin.
Craigshiel
Crane Loch The New Statistical Account of Dumfries.
Auchendowal Sike William Little From 1/3 mile south A small stream rising near
Do. William Coupland south west of Holehouse Dinnis Hill and falling into
Auch Auchendowal Sike William Elliott Hill south south east to Glenkill Burn
Glenkill Burn.
Auchendowal Sike
Auchendowal Property Map
Auchendowal Sike J.S. wightman Esq(Esquire)
Auchendowal John Armstrong
Cranloch Knowe Property Map 6 chains north west A knowe near Cran Loch on which
from Cran Loch stands a ?? station.
Cranloch Knowe J.S. Wightman Esq
Cranloch Knowe John Armstrong
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 33.1 Trace 1
Glenkill Burn William Little From north east Parish A stream rising near the Grey
Donkin´s cottage Boundary south south west Mare and falling into the
Glenkill Burn Glenkill Burn. William Coupland to Water of Ae. Water of Ae.
Holehouse
Glenkill Burn William Elliott
Craigshiel
Glenkill Burn David Paterson
Glenkill Burn J.S.Wightman Esq (Esquire)
Glenkill Burn Johnston´s Co. Map
Auchenkygerie Burn William Coupland From 1/4 mile A small stream rising near
Auchenkygerie Burn William Little north east of Dinnaye Dinnis Hill and falling into
Auchencaigroch Auchenkygerie Burn William Elliott Hill south east to Glen- Glenkill Burn
Buen Auchencaigroch Burn Property Map kill Burn.
Auchenkygerie Burn J.S. Wightman Esq(Esquire)
Auchenkygerie Burn James Smith Gill
Dry Grain William Little On the moorland A small glen with a stream, that is frequently
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Knock Craig William Little A round hill
Donkan´s cottage situated near the
Knock Craig John Scott boundary of this Parish.
Auchenskew
Knock Craig William Coupland The west side of this hill is roch
Holehouse
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Mare Cleuch Burn William Little From Johnstone A stream rising in the
Donkan´s cottage parish south east to parish of Johnstone flowing
John Scott eastern parish Boundary. in a south easterly direction.
Auchenskew and falling into the Mollin Burn
Mare Cleuch William Coupland As the stream is named after the Cleuch it
Mare Cleuch William Elliott falls through, it is sufficient to white
Whiteknowe Head Mare Cleuch J.S: Wightman `Mare Cleuch´
Burn
Whiteknowe Head J.J.H. Johnstone Esq(ESquire)
Burn
Whiteknowe Head Burn C. Stewart Esq(Esquire)
Whiteknowe Head Burn Robert Graham
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 32.7 Trace 1
Water of Ae. John Henry Tracing western A stream rising on the
Water of Ae. Water of Ae. Andrew Jardine Parish Boundary . east side of Queensberry flowing
Water of Ae. Andrew Davidson a south easterly direction and
falling into Kinnel Water.
Young´s Burn William Elliott From 1/2 mile A small stream rising
Young´s Burn Young´s Burn William Coupland north east of Craigshiel about half a mile to the
Young´s Burn Frank Elliott west to the Water of Ae. northeast of Craigshiel and
falling into the Water of Ae.
Capel Pool Capel Pool See Page 187 of Closeburn Name Book A deep part of the Water of Ae.
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Craigshiel William Elliott In north west A small cottage with
Craigshiel Craigshiel parish district. garden attached occupied
Craigshiel William Coupland by William Elliott
Holehouse
Craigshiel Frank Elliott
Craigshiel
Buck Craig William Elliott 12 chains north north A very prominent
Buck Craig Buck Craig Frank Elliott east from Craigshiel . craig to the east of
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Kirk Hill William Little 3/4 mile south east by A round hill to the east
Kirk Hill Donkan´s cottage east from Craigshiel. of Craigshiel.
Kirk Hill Benjamin Wilson
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Plan 32.8 Trace 1 Parish of Kirkmichael
Auchenblen Burn John Armstrong From the north west A stream which rises near
Auchenbue burn Townhead base of Auchen Cran Loch and runs into
William Little dowal Rig. north east the Water of Ae.
Donkin´s cottage by east to Water
Benjamin Wilson of Ae.
Glenkiln
Auchenbue Burn Property Map
Auchenbue Burn J.S. Wightman Esq (Esquire)
Auchenbue Burn John Armstrong
Gibb´s Corse John Armstrong 1/3 mile west from A stone in commemmoration of a martyr
Gibb´s Corse William Little Auchendowal Rig. named Gilbert who was killed on this spot
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Plan 32.8 Trace 2 Parish of Kirkmichael
Cran Loch John Armstrong At the north west A small sheet of water on an
Townhead base of Auchen- elevated ridge, so called from the
William Little dowal Rig. cranberrys which grow on its margin.
Cran Loch Donkin´s cottage
Benjamin Wilson
Glenkiln
Auchendoel Rigg John Armstrong In northern parish A ridge of considerable height
William Little district in the farm of Glen??
Auchendowal Rig
Auchendowal Rigg Property Map
Auchendowal Rigg J.S.Wightman Esq (Esquire)
Auchendowal Rigg James Smith Gill
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Plan 32.8 Trace 3 Parish of Kirkmichael
Dinnis Hill John Armstrong A tract of moor of
Flat Townhead considerable extent south
William Little of Dinnis Hill in Glenkiln Farm.
Donkin´s cottage
Benjamin Wilson
Glenkiln
Auchendoel Syke John Armstrong From 1/3 mile south A small stream having its source near
William Little south west of Dinnaye Cran Loch and falls into the Glenkill Burn
Auchendowal Sike Benjamin Wilson Hill south south east to
Glenkill Burn.
Auchendowal Syke Property Map
Auchendowal Syke J.S.Wightman Esq (ESquire)
Auchendowal Syke James Smith
Glenkill Burn John Armstrong From north east parish A large burn rising at the south extremity of Glenkiln
Benjamin Wilson Boundary south south west farm, it runs through it and, falls into the Water of Ae.
William Little to Water of Ae. The name is taken from Glen a Valley and Kill a church-
The Church Valley.
Glenkill Burn David Paterson - The Wood
Glenkill Burn John Thomson - Woodside Kill - a Kiln Scotch. Kil would be the correct
Glenkill Burn Johnstone´s County Map spelling of the adjinet if applicable to a church.
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Ox Cleuch John Armstrong 1/2 mile from A rugged glen through which
Townhead Auchendowal Rig a stream flows
Ox Cleuch William Little and falls into Glenkiln
Donkin´s cottage
Benjamin Wilson
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Plan 32.8 Trace 4 Parish of Kirkmichael
Clachenbirnie Burn John Armstrong From Kirk Hill A large stream rising near
Townhead south east to Kirk Hill in Graigshiel Farm,
William Little Glenkill Burn. it runs to considerable distance
Donken´s Cottage beside the March of Glenkiln
Clachanbirnie Burn Benjamin Wilson and Craigshiels and falls into
Glenkiln Glenkiln Burn.
Clachanbirnie Burn Property Map
Clachanbirnie Burn J.S. Wightman Esq (Esquire)
Kirk Hill John Armstrong 74 chains south west A round hill near March of Glenkiln
Kirk Hill William Little from Auchen- Craigshiels on the Craigshiels Farm.
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Rough Cleuch John Armstrong At the south side A very rough glen through which
Townhead of Auchendowal a stream runs and falls into Glenkiln Burn
Benjamin Wilson Rig.
Rough Cleuch William Little
Donken´s Cottage
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Plan 32.8 Trace 6 Parish of Kirkmichael
Eagle´s Nest John Armstrong A round hollow spot near
Townhead Glenkiln Burn so called
Benjamin Wilson from the large feather found
Glenkiln there, supposed to have been an eagle´s.
William Little
Donken´s Cottage
Donken´s Meadow John Armstrong A piece of land attached to
Benjamin Wilson Donken´s Cottage
William Little
Dougan´s Meadow Reverend William Dobie
Dougan´s Meadow J.S. Wightman Esq (Esquire)
Donken´s Cottage
Donken´s Cottage John Armstrong Near northern parish A cottage occupied by William Little
William Little district 44 chains a shepherd on the Glenkiln Farm.
Benjamin Wilson south east from Auchen-
dowal Rig.
Dougan´s Cottage Reverend William Dobie
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Plan 32.8 Trace 6 Parish of Kirkmichael
Pemberry Fell William Little 3/4 mile from A hill near Donken´s Cottage
Donken´s Cottage Auchandowal Rig and north ofGlenkill Burn
Pumro Fell John Armstrong So called from it´s producing primroses.
Townhead
Benjamin Wilson
Glenkiln
Pumro Fell Property Map
Pumrp Fell J.S. Wightman Esq (Esquire)
Jock´s Knowe William Little 1/4 mile north west A knowe S.W. of Donken´s Cottage
Jock´s Knowe Benjamin Wilson from Pumro Fell on the most elevated part of the
John Armstrong occupation road from Glenkiln to
Donken´s Cottage.
Craigs William Little A rugged stoney hill near
Benjamin Wilson Glenkiln Burn which passes the road from
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Plan 32.8 Trace 6 Parish of Kirkmichael
Killieminchie burn John Armstrong From the junction A stream rising at Achensken
Townhead of streams 10 Fauld, which runs through
Killyminshaw Burn William Little chains north from Donken´s Meadow and falls
Donken´s Cottage Donken´s south west by into Glenkiln Burn.
Benjamin Wilson west to Glenkill
Burn.
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Glenkiln Burn William Little From north east parish A stream rising near Grey Mare
Donken´s Cottage Boundary south south west and flowing in a south westerly
William Potts To Water of Ae. direction and falling into the Water of Ae.
Glenkill Burn Burranshill Cottage
John Scott
Auchenskur Cottage
Glenkill Burn Johnstone´s Co. Map
Glenkill Burn David Paterson - Wood
Glenkill Burn John Thomson - Woodside
Whitefauld Hills William Little 3/4 mile south west A round hill a little
Whitefauld Hill William Potts by west from to the north east of
John Scott Main Rig Donken´s Cottage.
Auchensker Linn William Little A stream rising to the east of
William Potts White Faulds
John Scott and falling into---
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Main Rigg William Little In north east Parish A small ridge like hill.
Dukan´s Cottage district A little to the north
Main Rigg William Potts of Auchenskur Linn
Burranshill Cottage At the head of Mainrig Sike
John Scott
Auchenskur Cottage
Ox Cleuch William Little A glen through which a stream
Ox Cleuch William Potts flows falling into the Garrel Water.
Ox Cleuch John Scott
See Page 40
Yellowtree Grain
Yellowtree Grain William Little 27 chains south south west A small glen with stream, the name begins near
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 33.5 Trace 4
Auchenskew Fell William Little 1/4 mile south west A large ridge like Hill
Donkan´s Cottage from Main Rig. a little to the east of
Pumro Fell William Potts Donkan´s Cottage.
Burranshill Cottage
John Scott
Auchenskew Cottage
Pumro Fell Property Map
Pumro Fell J.S. Wightman Esq (Esquire)
Pumro Fell James Smith Gill
Mainrigg Syke William Little Trace 3 From the A small glen with a stream flowing
Mainrig Sike Mainrigg Syke William Potts east side of Main through and falling into the Garrel Water.
Mainrigg Syke John Scott Rig south to Gannel the stream and glen are coextendive.
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Cat Cleuch William Little 64 chains south south west A rough glen through
Donkan´s Cottage from Main Rig. which a stream flows
Cat Cleuch William Potts and falling into
Burranshill Cottage Garrel Water.
John Scott
Auchenskew Cottage
Garrel Water William Little From the junction A stream having its source on the
Garrel Water Garrel Water William Potts of streams 34 chains Highlands of Auchenskew, falls
Garrel Water John Scott south east of Whitefauld into the Water of Ae.
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Fauld Syke William Little From a map 1/2 A small stream having its source in
Donkan´s Cottage mile south east of Main a mass a little to the north west of Tawnaze
Fauld Sike William Potts Rig south south west to hill, and falling into Garrel Water.
Burranshill Cottage Garrel Water
John Scott
Auchenskew Cottage
Tawnaze Hill William Little 1/4 mile from A small round hill
William Potts Main Rig a little to the east
John Scott of Mill Burn.
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 33.6 Trace 1
Mare Cleuch William Little On Whiteknowe- A glen through which a stream, rising in the parish
Donkan´s Cottage head Burn. of Johnstone and falling into
Mare Cleuch John Scott Mollin Burn, flows the stream and
Tanner´s Linn Auchenskew Cottage glen are coextensive. A narrow glen
Mare Cleuch David Kerr through which Whiteknowehead Burn flows.
White Knowes
Tanner´s Linn J.J.H. Johnstone Esq (Esquire)
Tanner´s Linn Robert Graham
Tanner´s Linn John Scott
Wellfield William Little 1/2 mile north north west The ruin of what was once a farm house.
Wellfield John Scott from Whiteknowe.
Wellfield Wellfield David Kerr
(ruins of)
Whiteknowehead Burn J.J..H. Johnstone Esq (Esquire) From Johnstone parish Takes its rise in Mollin Moor
Whiteknowehead Whiteknowehead Burn C.Stewart Esq (Esquire) south east on to eastern and runs near the mach betwixt
Burn Whiteknowehead Burn R. Graham parish boundary the farms of Whiteknowehead and
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Tawnaze Hill James Smith 50 chains north north east A round hill to the west
Tawnaze Hill Gill from Whiteknowes. of White Knowes
Tawnaze Hill Joseph Byres
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Whiteknowes David Kerr In eastern Parish A farm steading the Property
White Knowes district of Robert B. Baird of Conrance Hill
Whiteknowes Whiteknowes Joseph Byres and occupied by David Kerr.
Burranrig
Whiteknowes James Smith
Gill
Mollin Burn David Kerr Partially tracing A stream rising in the parish
Mollin Burn Mollin Burn Joseph Byres eastern parish boundary of Johnstone and falling into
Mollin burn James Smith south to Kinnel Kinnel Water.
Water in Johnstone.
Dud´s Well David Kerr 5 chains north north east A spring near Whiteknowes
Dud´s Well Dud´s Well James Smith from Whiteknowes. supposed to have got its name from
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Plan 33.6 Trace No. 3 Parish of Kirkmichael
Horseman´s Spout James Smith, Gill In Whiteknowehead Burn A waterfall in the stream that
Horseman´s Spout Horseman´s Spout Joseph Byres flows through Mare Cleuch.
Burrancerigg
Horseman´s Spout David Kerr
Whiteknowes
Gill Burn James Smith From 7 chains A small stream having its
Garrel Burn Gill Burn Joseph Byers south west south of Whiteknowes source near Whiteknowes, and
Gill Burn David Kerr south to Kinnel Water. falls into Kinnel Water.
Garrel Rigg James Smith 1/4 mile south east from A strongly marked ridge lying
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Water of Ae. John Henry Tracing western A stream rising on the east
Water of Ae. Water of Ae. Andrew Jardine Parish Boundary side of Queensberry Flowing
Water of Ae. Andrew Davidson in a south easterly direction
and falling into Kinnel Water.
Dalchrom David Paterson - Wood At the west The ruins of a house which was formerly
Dalcram Dalchrom John Thomson side if this a farm.
(ruins of ) Woodside parish.
Dalcrum Valuation Rolls (1821)
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Craigspinnoch William Skeoch In the Parish A round hill to the
Woodside district, 3/4 mile north of Wood. Farm steading.
Knockespen Craigspinnoch Frank Elliott south east of Dalcrum.
Craigshiel
Craigspinnoch William Elliott
Craigshiel
Knockespen David Paterson
Knockespen John Thomson
Knockespen Johnstone´s County Map
Knockespen J.S. Wightman Esq (Esquire)
Auchenbraith Linn William Skeoch 25 chains south east A deep rocky glen
Auchenbraith Linn Frank Elliott from Dalcrum through which a stream
Auchenbraith Linn Auchenbraith Linn William Elliott flows falling into the
Auchenbraith Linn Property Map Water of Ae.
Auchenbraith Linn J.S. Wightman Esq (Esquire)
Dalchrum Burn David Paterson From the junction A small stream having its source
Dalcrum Burn Dalchrum Burn John Thomson of streams 33 chains in two small dykes, and falls into
north eastof Dalcrum the Water of Ae.
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PLAN 32.12 TRACE 1 PARISH OF KIRKMICHAEL
Brown-Moor Hill Benjamin Wilson Near western Parish A hill of considerable elevation
Glenkiln districts 67 chains on Glenkiln Farm, beside the
Brownmoor Hill William Little north west west from March of Wood and Glenkiln
Donken´s Cottage Glenkill. Farms.
John Armstrong
Townhead
Craigspennoch Benjamin Wilson A hill on the Wood Farm
William Little on the range of Brown Moor
John Armstrong Hill, but divided from it by
Glenkiln and Wood March.
Black Cleuch Benjamin Wilson At the north eastern side A glen though which a stream that rises a little
Black Cleuch Burn William Little of Brownmoor Hill. north of Brown Moor Hill, it runs and falls into
John Armstrong Clachan Bornie Burn.
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Plan 32.12 Trace 2 Parish of Kirkmichael
Blackcleuch James Wilson 1/3 mile from A cottage and garden
Black Cleuch Glenkill. attached, occupied by a herd on
Blackcleuch Benjamin Wilson on the Glenkiln Farm.
Glenkiln
William Little
Donken´s Cottage
Clachanbirnie Rigg James Wilson About 3/4 mile A ridge lying between Clachanbirnie
Clachanbirnie Rigg William Little north east from Brown Burn and Rough Cleuch.
Clachanbirnie Rigg Benjamin Wilson Moor Hill.
Clachanbirnie Rig
Clachanbirnie Rigg Property Map
Clachanbirnie Rigg J.S. Wightman Esq (Esquire)
Clachan Birnie Burn John Armstrong From Kirk Hill A stream which rises near
Townhead south east to Glenkill Kirk Hill in Craigshiels farm
Clachanbirnie burn Benjamin Wilson Burn. it runs through a rough glen
Clachanbirnie Burn William Little by Black Cleuch Cottage
and falls into Glenkiln Burn.
Glenkiln Burn John Armstrong From north eastern parish A large stream rising at Gray Mare
Benjamin Wilson boundary south south west it runs through Glenkiln
William Little to the Water of Ae. and falls into the Water of Ae.
Glenkill Burn
Glenkill Burn David Paterson. Wood This name is Gaelic and is taken from
Glenkill Burn John Thomson - Woodside the church glen - the church being
Glenkill Burn Johnstone´s County Map situate in it.
Glenkill Burn J.S. Wightman Esq (Esquire) The adjunet is Scotch Kill - a kiln - not
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Castletrough Burn William Little From 1/2 mile north A stream which rises
Donken´s Cottage north east of Glenkill a little south of Pumro Fell
Castletrough Burn Benjamin Wilson Burn. it runs through a rough glen
Glenkiln and falls into Glenkiln Burn.
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Jocks Cleuch Benjamin Wilson 16 chains south south west A rough glen beside Glenkiln Farm
Glenkiln from Glenkill. House through which a stream flows
Jock´s Cleuch William Little and falls into Glenkiln Burn.
Donken´s Cottage The cleuch begins at the Car Way leading
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Plan 32.12 Trace 6 Parish of Kirkmichael
Glenkiln Benjamin Wilson Near the centre A farm House with outhouses
Glenkiln of Parish garden and farm of land attached, occupied by
John Armstrong Benjamin Wilson shepherd to John Armstrong
Glenkill Townhead Townhead, who rents the farm. This name is
William Little taken from the name of the glen in which it is
Donken´s Cottage situate. And glen is so called from the church
Glenkill David Paterson being in it. As the name is frequently spelt
Glenkill John Thomson Glen Kiln - it is probable that the adjinet in
Glenkill Johnstone´s County Map Glenkill is the Scotch for a kiln. Glenkil would be the
Glenkill J.S. Wightman Esq (ESquire) correct mode if it implied a church.
Glenkiln New statistics of Dumfriesshire
Glenkill Valuation Rolls.
Kirkland Hill Benjamin Wilson Near the centre A hill south of Glenkiln Farm House
John Armstrong of Parish, 1/3 mile on the Kirkland Farm.
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 33.9 Trace 2
Auchenskew Loch John Scott About 1/2 mile A small loch a little on the Southern
Auchenskew Cottage From Auchenskew side of Auchenskew Cotage.
Auchenskew Loch William Potts Cottage.
Burrancehill Cottage
Robert Watson
Shaw Foot
Auchenskew Fell John Scott A considerable elevation on which
Do William Potts stands a Lug station.
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 33.9 Trace 3 + 4
Auchenskew Linn John Scott A deep rocky piece of ground through
Auchenskew Cottage which a stream flows and falling into
William Potts Garrel Water.
Burrancehill Cottage
Robert Watson
Shaw Foot
Auchenskew Cottage John Scott Near the centre A cottage with garden attached
Auchenskew Cottage William Potts of Parish. occupied by John Scott, Herdsman??
Robert Watson on the Kirkland Farm.
Auchenskew Cottage J.S. Wightman Esq.(ESquire)
Trace 4 Davie´s Burn John Scott From south east
Davie´s Burn William Potts base of Kirkland A small stream flowing
Robert Watson Hill south east to in an eastern direction
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Mainrigg Sike |
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Plan 33.9 Trace No. 3 Parish of Kirkmichael
Mainrigg Syke James Smith. Gill From the east side A small stream having its source
Mainrig Sike Mainrigg Syke William Potts of Main Rig. south near Mainrigg and falls into
Burrancehill Cott. to Garrel Water Garrel Water.
Mainrigg Syke John Scott
Auchenskew Cott.
Fauld Syke David Smith From a Map A small stream having its source
Fauld Sike Fauld Syke William Potts 1/2 mile south east of near Townaze Hill and falls into
Fauld Syke John Scott Main Rig south south west Garrel Water.
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Kirkland Hill, Gray Hill |
Benjamin Wilson, Glenkill; William Little, Doukans Cottage; John Scott, Auchenskew Cottage; Johnston's Co. Map; Thos Moffat, Corses |
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Wreaths Burn |
Robert Faush, Kirklands; J.S. Wightman Esq., Courance; Thomas Moffat, Corses |
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A small stream having its source on the brow of "Kirkland Hill" and falling into "Kirkland Burn". |
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Plan 33.9 Trace No. 4
Kirkland Hill Kirkland Hill Benjamin Wilson, Glenkill In the centre of the parish A considerable hill, something
Kirkland Hill William Little, Donkans Cottage 1/4 mile south west from about 100 feet high, having on
Kirkland Hill John Scott, Auchenskew Cottage Auchenskew Cottage. it´s summit ??? station.
Wreath´s Burn Wreath´s Burn Robert Fansh, Kirklands From the east side of A small stream having it´s
Wreath´s Burn J.S.Wightman Esq (Esquire)Courance Kirkland Hill south east source on the brow of Kirk-
Wreath´s Burn Thomas Moffat, Corses to Kirkland Burn. land Hill and falling into
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Black Linn |
John Scott, William Potts, Robert Watson |
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A deep wooded glen through which a stream flows and falls into Torr Linn. |
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Kirkland Burn |
John Scott, Auchenskew Cottage; William Potts, Burrancehill Cottage; Robert Watson, Shaw Foot |
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Torr Linn, Tor-linn |
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A deep wooded glen through which a stream flows and falls in at the junctions of Auchenskew Linn and Garrel Water. |
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WALLACE'S HOUSE |
Wallace's House, Wallace's Tower |
Old Statistical Account,; Revd. Mr Dobie; James Kennedy, Midtown; David Paterson, Wood; J.S. Wightman Esq.; New Stat. Acct. of Dumfries; Imperial Gazetteer of Scotland |
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 33.9 Trace 5
Kirkland Burn Kirkland Burn John Scott From the north side of A stream having it´s source near Kirkland
Auchenskewer Cottage Kirkland Hill south east to Hill, and falls into the Garrel Water.
William Potts Garrel Water.
Burrancehill Cottage
Robert Watson
Shaw Fort
Black Linn 1/2 mile south west Deep wooded glen
Black Linn John Scott from Auchenskew cottage. Through which a stream flows.
William Potts And falls into Torr Linn.
Robert Watson
Torr Linn Torr Linn John Scott 36 chains south from Deep wooded Glen through which a
William Potts Auchenskew Cottage. stream flows, and falls in at the
Robert Watson junctions of Auchenskew Linn and
Garrel Water.
Torr Linn Statistics of Kirkmichael
Wallace´s House Old Statistical Account Between Tor and Black A strong earth work, said to have been
Wallace´s Tower Reverend William Dobie Linns, near the centre thrown up by Wallace, after having
Wallace´s House Wallace´s House James Kennedy, Midtown of parish. slain Sir Hugh of Morland and
Wallace´s House David Paterson, Wood five of his men, at a place then called
Wallace´s House J.S.Wightman Esq (ESquire) the Sax Cortes, It is strongly situated
Wallace´s Tower New Statistical Account of Dumfries across a promentory between two deep glens.
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Garrel Water Garrel Water John Scott From the junction of streams A small Burn. Which takes it´s source near
William Potts 34 chains south east of White- Auchenskew , flows in an south south easterly
Robert Watson fauld Hill south south east to direction and falling into the Water of Ae.
Water of AE.
Mill Burn Mill Burn John Scott From the junction of streams A small burn. Which runs in a southern direction -
William Potts 9 chains west of Trundling and falls into the Garrel Water.
Robert Watson Moss south west by south to
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Burrancehill Cottages |
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Knock Wood |
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The Knock |
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 33.9 Trace 6
Burrancehill Cottages John Scott 33 chains south east A cottage with garden attached
Burrancehill Cottages Auchenskew Cottage from Auchenskew occupied by William Potts.
William Potts Cottage.
Burrancehill Cottage
Robert Watson
Shaw Foot
Knock Wood Old Statistical Account 1/2 mile south south east A natural wood in the Lorrt Black Lum
Knock Wood Knock Wood John Scott from Auchenskew Cottage. and in the Glen of the Garrel Water.
Knock Wood William Potts
Knock Wood J.S.Wightman Esq.(Esquire)
The Knock J.S.Wightman Esq. (Esquire) Courance 1/4 mile south east by A small hill on the east
The Knock The Knock John Scott south from Auchenskew side of ´Garrel Water`
The Knock Reverend William Dobie Cottage. and opposite ´Wallace´s
Ho.`It is said that there
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Connel's Well |
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TRUNDLING MOSS |
Trundling Moss |
Wm. Potts, Burrance Cottage; Wm. McCall, Burrance; Frederick Pagan, Blackacre |
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Trundling Moss William Potts. Burrance Cottage 1/3 mile north north west A place where peats are cut
Trundling Moss Trundling Moss William McColl, Burrance from Courancehill. on the farm of Burrance.
Trundling Moss Frederick Pagan, Blackacre.
Connel´s Well William Potts 1/3 mile north west from A fine spring near the foot
Connel´s Well Connel´s Well William McColl Courancehill. of Davie´s Kirk.
Connel´s Well Frederick Paton
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Davie's Kirk |
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Davie´s Kirk William Potts 35 chains north west A deep hollow on the brow of Tawnaze Hill
Davie´s Kirk Davie´s Kirk William McColl from Courancehill. so named from a person who preached
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Maggiemaut's Knowe |
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MILL BURN |
Mill Burn |
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BEECHWOOD |
Courancehill, Beechwood, Upper Courance, Over Courance |
Samuel Gracie, John Smith, Wm. Potts, R.B. Baird Esq. Courancehill, Frederick Pagan Blackacre, Revd. Mr Dobie Kirkmichael, J.S. Wightman Esq., Valuation Rolls of 1827 |
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Pheasantfield |
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Courance, Lockerby
4th January 1858
Dear Sir,
When your letter of the 1st inst. arrived here I was in Edinr. otherwise I would have answered it sooner.
I now beg to say that I still wish to have my house here named in the Ordnance Survey map, Beechwood. As I fear my hand writing is not at all times very plain, I will, to prevent a mistake, write the name again, as legibly as I can, on the next page.
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I beg to offer you every compliment of the season; and remain, my dear Sir, ever sincerely yours
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GARREL BURN |
Gill Burn, Garrel Burn |
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Mollin Burn |
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Courance, Lockerby
13th February, 1858
Sir,
I beg to bring to your recollection that it was lately determined, to give this house the name of Beechwood, in the Ordnance map; and as, from particular circumstances, I am now anxious, if it is not too late, to take the name of Elstree, instead of Beechwood, I take the liberty of asking you to oblige me by letting the former be substituted for the latter name, unless to do so would occasion too much.
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trouble.
In preferring this request I am unsure that in more useful a course, than that which I adopt, would have been to have applied to Capt, Stotherd in Dumfries; but writing to that gentlemen would accation a day or two's delay, which I was unwilling to incur in a case which I am afraid may be already too late, and Capt. Stotherd may besides had so much trouble about the name of my house, that I am reluctant to ask him to write you again on the subject. I will |
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--- write to him, or call on him in a few days, and explain the circumstances under which I have taken the liberty of writing to you on this occasion. In the meantime you may rest assured that Elstree is a name not borne, so far as I know, by any house, or property in this county. It is the name of a place a few miles from London, near Stanmore, which belonged to the late Genl. R Bruce of the East India Service, my wife's grand-father and I ask the substitution of Elstree for Beechwood, to gratify Mrs |
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Baird's prediliction for the former name which, to prevent chance of mistake in --- circumstances admit of my being allowed to --- it, I will write below as plainly as I can.
I have the honour to be, Sir, your most obedt, servt
R.M. Baird
Elstree
O.S.O. ---
16 Febr 58
Mr Baird has been informed that you will --- the name of his house, which he prefers, in the Ord Survey Plan
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CARRICK |
Carrick |
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Crow Plantation |
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Shieldburn |
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BLACKACRE |
Blackacre |
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Free Church |
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BURRANRIG |
Burrancerig, Burranrig, Burran Rig |
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A farm house with offices garden and farm of land attached. There was a small camp in the garden, from which this house got the name, at present there is no vestige . Burran is the local name for Camps, but Burrance is the mode adopted, in this Parish, for spelling the names derived from them. John Houston. |
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Gateside |
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Gill |
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Burrancerigg Cottages, Burranrigg Cottages |
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Long Knowe, Long Hill |
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Over Garrel, Upper Garrel |
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Garrel Robert Johnstone Garrel 43 chains south south east A dwelling house with garden and
Garrel Rent Receipts of Duke of Bucccleuch from Courancehill and smithy attached also a school
Garrel Old Garrel Thomas Ranwicke with a salary of about 17 pounds, and
Ganet J.S. Wightman Esq.(Esquire) attendance of about 45 scholars.
Burnside Robert Johnstone Adjoining Garrel A few cottages with gardens
Burnside William Raffle Burnside on the south. attached immediately adjacent to
Burnside Burnside Thomas Ranwicke Garrel.
School Robert Johnston 4 chains south east A side parochial school. Salary
School (Parochial) William Caird, schoolmaster from Garrel. 17L.2.2. pounds average number
School Reverend William Dobie of scholars 50. |
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Paddock Bank Robert Johnstone Garrel About 3/4 mile A wooded bank on the side of
Paddock Bank Samuel Gracie Gateside south east by south from Mollin Burn. Derives its name
Paddock Bank Paddock Bank William Raffle Burnside Courancehill. from the local application given to the frog.
Puddock - a frog Dr. Jamieson´s Dictionary
Site of fort J.J.H. Johnstone Esq. (Esquire) Traces of an earthen embankment,
Site of Fort C. Stewart, Hillside distinctly visiole and supposed to be
R. Graham, Raehills the remains of a Fort of ancient
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Nees David Patterson, Wood 1/2 Mile north north A cattle shed on the farm of Wood.
Naze Nees Francis Patterson, Wood west from Woodside. formerly a farm steading.
Naze John Thomson, Woodside
Glenae Tower David Patterson 1/2 mile nearly The remains of a small tower a little to
(remains of) Francis Patterson North from Woodside. the east of Nees which in 1666 gave the
Glenae Tower John Thomson tithe of Baronet to a branch of the Dalziel
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Knockspen David Patterson, Wood About 50 chains A large irregularly shaped hill on the
(Craig Spinnoch) Francis Patterson, Wood north north east from farm of Wood with a rough stony slope
Knockspen John Thomson, Woodside Woodside. to the west. This hill is about 1000 feet
High.
Knockspinnoch Johnstone´s County Map
Knockspinnoch Reverend William Dobie
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Woodside David Patterson, Wood In western Parish A small cottage of two tenements occupied
Francis Patterson, Wood district. by the servants of the farm of Wood.
Woodside John Thomson, Woodside
Parnasus David Patterson A small piece of grass land on the
Francis Patterson western slope of Woodhill.
John Thomson
Wood Hill David Patterson 1/2 mile east south east A large ridgelike hill on the farm of Wood.
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Water of Ae. David Patterson, Wood On western parish A large mountain stream rising at the foot
Water of Ae. Francis Patterson, Wood Boundary of Queensberry Hill, and falling into
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 32.16 Trace 1
Tuppark Linn David Patterson 70 chains west A deep glen on the east
Wood from Kirkmichael side of a field called Tuppark.
Tuppark Linn Francis Patterson Fell. The stream flowing through
Wood the glen, falling
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 32.16 Trace 2
Lamphitt Linn David Patterson 1/2 mile west from A deep glen near an old
Wood Kirkmichael Hill. Ruin called Lamphitts-
Lambfoot Linn Francis Patterson through which a stream flows
Wood and falls into Glenkill Burn.
John Thomson
This Linn derives its name Woodside The name applies to that part of
from that of the old farm the stream which is overhung by
´ Lambfoot`which see Page 96 the precipitous sides of the glen.
Glenkill Burn David Patterson From north east Parish A huge stream flowing southward to
Glenkill Burn Francis Patterson Boundary south south west Glenkill and falling into the Water of
John Thomson to Water of Ae. Ae.
Black Linn David Patterson On Glenkill Burn A deep black Glen through which Glenkill
Francis Patterson Burn flows. The Glen extends from
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 32.16 Trace 2
Moat Knowe David Patterson 1/2 mile north west A small steep knowe surrounded on three sides
Moat Knowe Wood from Kirkmichael Fell. by Water of Ae, on which there has probably
Francis Patterson been some fort as blocks of sandstone have been
Wood carried down from it by the water.
John Thomson
Woodside
Minister´s Moss David Patterson 33 chains north from A piece of bog where the parish
Minister´s Moss Minister´s Moss Thomas Moffat, Corses Kirkmichael Fell. minister has the right of getting Peat.
Minister´s Moss Thomas Eskdale,
Parkgate Inn
Clatterstanes Burn David Patterson From the north east A stream having its source near the
Clatterstanes Burn Clatterstanes Burn Thomas Moffat side of Kirkmichael Minister´s Moss, and falls into
Clatterstanes Burn Thomas Eskdale Fell, south east by Kirklnd Burn.
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 32.16 Trace 4
Wood Hill David Patterson 1/4 mile west from A large ridgelike hill on the farm of Wood,
Wood Kirkmichael Fell it is nearly 1000 feet high.
Wood Hill Francis Patterson Hight about 1250 feet.
Wood
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Fiddle Plantation David Patterson On the south east side A small fir plantation in the form
Francis Patterson of Wood Hill. of a fiddle on the southern ten slope
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 32.16 Trace 5
Blaeberry Hill David Patterson About 50 chains south A small ridgelike hill of medium
Wood west from Kirkmichael elevation on the farm of Townhead.
Blaeberry Hill Francis Patterson Fell. The hill is cultivated to the summit.
Wood
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Lamphitts David Patterson 34 chains south west The ruins of an old farm house which
John Thomson from Kirkmichael Fell. is known by this name, the land belonging
John Armstrong which is thrown into Wood Farm.
Townhead
Lambfoot Lease of Wood Farm
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Lambfoot Valuation Rolls (1784)
Mid Linn David Paterson 50 chains south west A small glen with a stream flowing
Mid Linn Francis Paterson by west from Kirkmichael through it which falls into Glenkill
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 32.16 Trace 6.
Kirkmichael Fell David Patterson In south western A ridgelike hill on the farm of
Kirkmichael Fell Wood Parish district. Townhead noted as being a conspicuous
Francis Patterson object at a distance, it is about 700 feet
Wood high.
John Thomson This hill is 1100 feet above sea level.
Woodside
Camp David Patterson 1/4 mile south from A small camp on a flat shoulder
Fort Francis Patterson Kirkmichael Fell. of Kirkmichael Fell the outline of which
John Thomson is still entire.
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 33.13 Trace 1.
Davie´s Burn Robert Farish From south eastern base A stream that takes
Kirklands of Kirkland Hill its source on the farm
Davie´s Burn Davie´s Burn Robert Watson south east to Kirkland of Kirklands and flows
Shawfoot Burn. in a southward direction
Davie´s Burn Fredrick Pagan and falls into Kirkland Burn.
Blackacre
Hawk Cleuch Robert Farish 1/2 mile north,north,west, A hollow piece of
Hawk Cleuch Hawk Cleuch Robert Watson from Kirkland. ground on the farm of
Hawk Cleuch Fredrick Pagan Kirklands. Through which
flows ´Wreaths Burn`the extent
marked thus. (?? )
Clatterstanes Burn Robert Farish From the east,east, side A stream having its source near Kirkland
Clatterstanes Burn Clatterstanes Burn Robert Watson of Kirkmichael Fell Hill, and falls into Kirkland Burn.
Clatterstanes Burn Fredrick Pagan south east by south to
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 33.13. Trace 2.
Kirkland Burn Robert Farish From the north side A stream that takes is rise
Kirkland Burn Kirkland of Kirkland Hill on the farm of Kirkland and flows in a
Kirkland Burn Robert Watson south east to Garrel south easterly direction and falls
Shawfoot Water. into Garrel Water.
Kirkland Burn John Raffles
Burnside
Kirkland Johnstone´s County Map
Kirkland ancient and modern valuation rolls.
Wreaths Burn J.S. Wightman ESq.(Esquire) Courance From the east side A small stream having its source
Wreaths Burn Wreaths Burn Robert Farish of Kirkland Hill on Kirkland Hill, falls into Kirkland
Reas Burn Robert Watson south east to Burn.
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 33.13 Trace 3
Garrel Church Robert Farish 50 chains north east This is the ruins of the
(ruins of) Kirklands from Kirkland. parish church of Garrel which
Garvald Church Garrel Church Robert Watson parish is now joined to Kirkmichael, The date
(remains of) Shawfoot 1617 that is the reconstruction is upon one of the
Garrel Church Fredrick Pagan lintels there is also a burying ground still in use.
Blackacre
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Garrald Church The New Statistical Account of Dumfriesshire. The modern name of the old parish of Garrel is a
Garrald Church Chalmer´s Caledonian. vulgar abbreviation of Garrald or Garwald as it was
Garwald Church Gazetteer of Scotland. written in former times, and is plainly derived from
the Britishn Garion old the Scots-Irish- Gar vald
and which here applies to a rivulet that runs in a
very stoney channel past the old church.
Chalmer´s Caladonia.
Meikleholm Burn Fredrick Pagan From a junction A stream formed by the junction
Blackacre of streams 34 chains of the two others on the farm of
Garrel Water Meikleholm Burn --Stotherd south east of Whitefauld Kirkland flows in a southward
Pielmuir Hill south south east to direction and falls into theWater of Ae
Garrel Water J.S.Wightman ESq.(Esquire) Courance this stream is well known at the
Garrel Water Reverend William Dobie- Manse present time as Meikleholm Burn, but
Garrel Water John Scott, Auchenskew the old name was Garrel Water
Meikleholm Loch Fredrick Pagan 1/3 mile north east by east A pond on the farm of Meikleholm
Meikleholm Loch Meikleholm Loch Stotherd from Kirkland. near to Shawfoot.
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 33.13 Trace 3.
Shawfoot Robert Farish 24 chains north east by Cottage on the farm of Kirklands
Kirklands east from Kirkland. with garden attached.
Shawfoot Shawfoot Robert Watson
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Wreaths Tower Robert Farish 17 chains nearly This at former times has
(remains of) Kirkland west from Kirkland been a small border tower of
Wreaths Tower Wreaths Tower Robert Watson strength; the foundation
(remains of) Shawfoot remained till of late years
Wreaths Tower John Raffles but is all removed except the
Burnside north west corner, it was about
20 feet square, there was a farm
steading immediately adjoining it
but is now all removed.
Kirklands Robert Farish Nearly in the centre A very substantial farm house
Kirkland Kirklands Robert Watson of this parish with steading garden stackyard and
Kirklands John Raffles farm of land attached, occupied
by Mister Robert Farish.
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Kirkland Johnstone´s County Map
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 33.14 Trace 1.
Blackacre William Potts Burrance Cottage 1/3 mile north west from A few houses with gardens attached
Blackacre Blackacre William McCall Burrance Courance situated on the road side leading from
Blackacre Frederick Pagan Blackacre Dumfries to Moffat and about half way
Blackacre J.S. Wightman Esq.(Esquire) between them.
Nick Knowes William Potts 17 chains west from Two small eminances on the farm of
Nut Knowes Nick Knowes William Mc Call Courance. Courance having a slight hollow between
Nick Knowes Frederick Pagan them.
Nut Knowes James Seaton Wightman Esq. (Esquire)Proprieter
Nut Knowes Francis Bell. Meikleholm
Nut Knowes Mister Graham. Burrancerigg
Birsy Hall William Potts 1/3 mile west A strip of mixed plantation in the Farm of
Plantation from Courance Courance so called from an old house of
Birssyhall Plantation Plantation William McCall that name that stool near it.
Plantation Frederick Pagan The house got the name from an old
Birsyhall Plantation J.S.Wightman Esq.(Esquire) Courance shoemaker nicknamed ´Birsy`from
Birsy - Having Bristles - Doctor Jameson´s dictionary the bristles used, by such artisans, for the
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Parish of Kirkmichael 33.14 Trace 1.
Burrance William Potts Burrance Cottage 44 chains north A large substancial farmhouse
Burrance William McCall Burrance west,west, from offices garden and farm of land attached.
Burrance Burrance Frederick Pagan Blackacre
Burrance J.S. Wightman Esq.(Esquire)
Burrance Bridge William Potts 52 chains west A stone bridge erected for Garrel Water
Burrancebridge Burrance Bridge William McCall from Courance. on the Dumfries and Moffat road. There is
Burrance Bridge Fredericke Pagan about 3 or 4 cottages near(Burrance Bridge)
the same place bearing the same name of
of which is a Public house having accomodation
Garrel Water J.S.Wightman Esq.(Esquire) Courance for 2 lodgers here is also a smithy at same place.
Garrel Water Reverent Mister Dobie From the junction A stream flowing in a southerly direction and
Garrel Water Garrel Water William Potts of streams 34 falling into the Water of Ae.
Garrel Water William McCall chains south east
Garrel Water Frederick Pagan from Whitefauld Hill
Meikleholm Burn Francis Bell Meikleholm south,south,east to
Water of Ae.
Nutknowes Well J.S.Wightman Esq.(Esquire) Courance At the west side of An excellent spring, from which
Francis Bell Nut Knowes. Courance House is supplied with water.
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Parish of Kirkmicheal Plan 33.14 Trace 2.
Burnside William Raffle Burnside 1/4 mile north,north,east A few houses with gardens attached
Burnside Burnside Robert Johnstone Garrel from Courance. near Garrel the Property of William
Burnside William Fell Lodge Raffle Esq.(Esquire)
Burnside J.S. Wightman Esq.(Esquire)
Lodge William Raffle A small cottage with garden attached
Lodge Robert Johnstone near Courance.
Lodge William Fell This is named from its being at the
entrance to Courance.
Courance William Raffle Towards eastern parish A mansion house part of which is of modern
Courance Courance Robert Johnstone district. erection with offices garden and farm of land attached
Courance William Bell the property of J.S.Wightman Esq.(Esquire)
Courance J.S.Wightman Esq(Esquire)
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 33.14 Traces 2 and 3
Garrel Burn Robert Johnstone Garrel A stream rising near White Knowes and flowing
Garrel Burn William Raffle Burnside southward falls into Kinnel Water it is called
Garrel Burn Garrel Burn Samuel Gracie Gateside Gile Burn for about a mile of its course.
Garrel Burn J.S.Wightman Esq.(Esquire)
Puddock Bank Robert Johnstone 1/3 mile north east by A sloping bank covered with wood on the farm
Puddock Bank Puddock Burn William Raffle east from Courance. of Garrel.
Puddock Burn Samuel Gracie Paddock - merely the vernacular
Puddock - a frog Doctor Jamieson for a frog.
Trace 3 Meikleholm Robert Johnstone 67 chains south,south, A substantial farm house
Meikleholm William Raffle west from Courance. with offices garden and farm of land attached.
Meikleholm Meikleholm Samuel Gracie
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Old Meikleholm Francis Bell Meikleholm 10 chains north,north, A few old cottages with gardens
Old Meikleholm William Earseman east from Meikleholm. attached near Meikleholm.
Old Meikleholm Burrance Bridge
Old Meikleholm William McCall Burrance
Old Meikleholm J.S.Wightman Esq.(Esquire)
Upper Castlehill Francis Bell 1/2 mile south, east, An eminence (no the) farm of Rop
Upper Castlehill William Earsman from Courance. lately planted with wood; an old
Upper Castlehill William McCall camp is said to have been here. And
the nature of the place renders it very
Castle Hills J.S.Wightman ESq. (Esquire) probable, there is no trace of it at present,
Castle Hills Castle Hills Reverend Mister Dobie and its site cannot be pointed out.
Castle Hills William Graham
Nether Castlehill Francis Bell An eminence immediately adjoining
Nether Castlehill William Earseman Upper Castlehill.
Nether Castlehill William McCall This name is applied to two knowes, with
a slight hollow between them, but on the
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Leichhouse Thomas Black Leich 70 chains south, east Two old thatched cottages
Leichhouse Samuel Gracie by south from with gardens attached.
Gateside house Courance.
Leitch-house Leichhouse William McVittie Ross
Leichhouse J.S. Wightman Esq.(Esquire)
Leitch-house Rent Roll of the Duke of Queensberry
Ross Rigg Thomas Black 1 mile south,east, A piece of high ground on the farm of Ross.
Ross Rigg Samuel Gracie from Courance. A gravelly ridge on the west side of the Kinnel Water,
Ross Rig Ross Rigg William McVittie Ross in Inch, means a ridge or promontory.
Ross Rigg J.S.Wightman Esq. (Esquire) this ridge has given the name to the ancient
Barony of Ross.
Wee Moss Thomas Black A small tract of moss on the farm of Ross.
Wee Moss Samuel Gracie
Wee Moss William McVittie
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Water of Ae. David Paterson, Wood A large mountain stream rising at the
Water of Ae. Francis Paterson, Wood foot of Queensberry in Closeburn Parish,
Water of Ae. John Thomson, Woodside and falling into Kinnel Water.
Kinnel Water Thomas McVitae Tracing eastern A small river which rises in
Kinnel Water Kinnel Water James Patterson Parish Boundary. Kirkpatrick-Jukta, flows southerly
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Meg´s Pool David Patterson In the Water of Ae. A small pool at a bend in the Water
Wood of Ae near the farm of Wood.
Meg´s Pool Francis Patterson
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 41.3 Trace 1.
Water of Ae. David Patterson Tracing western parish A large mountain stream rising at the foot
Water of Ae. Wood Boundary foot of Queensberry Hill and falling into
Francis Patterson Kinnel Water.
Wood
John Thomson
Woodside
Wood Bridge David Patterson A wooden bridge across the Water of
Wood Ae near the farm of Wood,
Francis Patterson Ther bridge has been removed - but
Wood a new one is to be erected.
John Thomson
Woodside
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 41.4 Trace 1.
Bush Bush David Patterson 36 chains south east by Several dwellinghouses with gardens attached.
Wood east from Townhead. Formerly a farm steading.
Francis Patterson
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Glenkill Burn David Patterson From north,east parish A large stream flowing in a southern
Wood Boundary south,south, direction past the farm steading of
Glenkill Burn Francis Patterson west to Water of Ae. Glenkill falling into the Water of Ae.
Wood
John Thomson
Woodside
Mountstewart David Patterson 1/2 mile north,west, from A small cottage with garden attached
Mountstewart Francis Patterson Townhead. situated on the road side.
John Thomson
Water of Ae. David Patterson Tracing western parish A large mountain stream rising at the
Water of Ae. Francis Patterson Boundary. foot of Queensberry Hill and falling into
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Manse Reverend Hugh Dobie, Kirkmichael 15 chains north,west, A dwellinghouse with outhouses and garden
Manse David Paterson, Wood from Townhead. attached occupied by the Minister of
John Armstrong, Townhead Kirkmichael. Built in 1798
Church Reverend Hugh Dobie 3 chains west, from A small plain church built in 1815
Church David Paterson Townhead and capable of accommodating 500 sitten
John Armstrong Reverend Hugh Dobie Minister, it is erected
on the site of an old fabric.
Duel Knowe David Paterson 8 chains north, west A small knowe a little to the north
John Thomson, Woodside from Townhead of the church on which a duel is
Duell Knowe John Armstrong supposed to have been fought,
Dule Knowe James Kennedy This name is derived from an old custom
Dule Knowe Thomas Eskdale in Scotland, of having refreshments at
Duel,Duell,Deuell - to tarry - to rest Ve, burials, this knowe being near the church
Doctor Jamieson´s Scottish Dictionary. yard, was used as a place for partaking
of them, hence Dule or Dool Knowe - ie
Note. the double l referred the Knowe of sorrow. W. Patterson c/n
as distinctive from other words
of a similar sound. Dol or Dolus would be the word for sorrow or
mourning. It is however a notorious fact that
at each refreshment partakings little sorrow
was wont to be shown therefore the Scotch
Duell which is also in unison with Knowe is
more likely to be the name here. Had it been the
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Townhead John Armstrong, Townhead In south,western A dwellinghouse with outhouses, garden
Townhead Reverend Hugh Dobie district. and a farm of land attached.
Townhead Cottage John Armstrong A small cottage on the farm of Townhead
Reverend Hugh Dobie at present unoccupied.
David Paterson Merely the bothy attached to Townhead
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Kirkmichael Mill James Riddick, Kirkmichael Mill 23 chains south,west, A corn and flour mill near the (??)
Reverend Hugh Dobie by south from Town- of the Water of Ae and Glenkill Burn
Kirkmichael Mill David Paterson, Wood head. with dwellinghouse, garden and a small
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Midtown James Kennedy, Midtown 24 chains south,east Several dwellings with gardens attached
Midtown Reverend Hugh Dobie from Townhead. situated between Townhead and Townfort.
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Townfoot John Dobie, Townfoot 35 chains south,east, A dwellinghouse with outhouses, garden
John Armstrong, townhead from Townhead and a farm of land attached.
Townfoot Reverend Hugh Dobie
Jessiefield John Dobie 45 chains south,east, A handsome cottage with garden and a(?)
Mrs. Dinwiddie, Jessiefield from Townhead. field attached.
Jessiefield John Armstrong
Pleasance John Dobie 70 chains south,east, Several dwelling houses with gardens attached
Reverend Hugh Dobie from Townhead situated on the Edinburgh and Dumfries road.
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Upper mains Robert Dalziel, Upper Mains 71 chains south,east, A dwellinghome with outhouses, garden
John Dobie, Townfoot from Townhead. and a farm of land attached.
Upper Mains John Armstrong, Townhead
Pleasanceknowe Robert Dalziel 3 chains north, west, Two cottages with gardens attached
Pleasanceknowe John Dobie from Pleasance situated on a small knowe at the
Pleasanceknowe Pleasanceknowe John Armstrong back of the Pleasace.
Parkgate Burn Robert Dalziel From 57 chains east of A small stream having its source
Parkgate Burn Parkgate Burn John Dobie Townhead east, to in several small runnels, bears the
Parkgate Burn John Armstrong Clatterstanes Burn. name from the junction of the two
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan42.1 Trace No. 1
Parkgate Inn Thomas Eskdale, Parkgate An Inn and also a farmhouse
Parkgate Inn Thomas Moffat, Corses occupied by Thomas Eskdale and
Parkgate Inn Thomas Hannan, Parkgate Toll the property of Mr. Lyon of Kirkmichael
Parkgate Inn J.S. Wightman Esq. (Esquire) Place.
Wester Parkgate Thomas Eskdale In southern Parish A small village consisting of two farmhouses,
Wester Parkgate Andrew Robson district. a public house and cottages, on the road
Parkgate Wester Parkgate from Dumfries to Moffat, 8 1/2 miles from
Wester Parkgate Thomas Hannan Dumfries.
Wester Parkgate J.S.Wightman Esq. (Esquire) Robson and no property of Mr. Lyon.
Clatterstanes Burn Thomas Eskdale From the north, A small stream rising to the north of
Clatterstanes Burn Thomas Hannan east, side of Kirk- Parkgate and falling into Kirkland Burn.
Clatterstanes Burn michael Hill. South,
Clatterstanes Burn James Stewart, Corses east, by south to
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Corses Thomas Moffat 1/3 mile north,east, by A range of cot houses
Corses Corses James Stewart north, from Parkgate. with small gardens attached.
Corses Thomas Eskdale The name is derived from a large
stone a short distance from the houses.
Sax Corses Statistical Account 35 chains north, east, Called the Sax Corses underneath this stone six men
Sax Corses Reverend Mr. Dobie by north, from Parkgate are supposed to have been buried. They are said
Sax Corses Sax Corses Thomas Eskdale to have been killed in an encounter which took
place between Wallace and a party of English.
Sir Hugh Moreland
and five of his men
interred here, Slain by Wallace 1297.
Round Knowe Thomas Moffat 46 chains north,east, A small wooded knowe.
Round Knowe James Stewart from Parkgate.
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Meadow Plantation Thomas Moffat, Corses 57 chains north,east, A small mixed Plantation
Meadow Plantation Thomas Eskdale, Parkgate Inn from Parkgate on the farm of Kirkland.
Meadow Plantation
Meadow Plantation William McKnight, Bents
Wreaths Burn J.S.Wightman Esq.(Esquire)Courance From the east side A small stream having its source on
Wreaths burn Robert Farish,Kirklands of Kirkland Hill Kirkland Hill, and falls into Kirkland
Wreaths Burn Read Burn Thomas Moffat, Corses south,east, to Kirk- Burn.
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 42.1 Trace No. 3.
Kirkland Burn James Stewart From the north side A stream rising on the farm of
Kirkland Burn Kirkland Burn James Corrie,Cumrue of Kirkland Hill south, Kirkland and falling into the
Kirkland Burn Thomas Moffat east, to Garrel Water. Garrel Water.
Wood Knowe James Stewart 3/4 mile north, east, A small wooded knowe. Before the knowe
Wuddie Knowe Plantation Thomas Moffat from Parkgate. was planted a great number of small willow
Woody Knowe twigs grew on it, which, when chains and ropes were
Wuddie Knowe Plantation James Corrie plaited into various articles of harneses. The articles
thus plaited were termed wuddies.
Bents Plantation James Stewart 54 chains east, from A small mixed plantation on the farm of Bents.
Bents Plantation Thomas Moffat Parkgate
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Parkgate Toll Thomas Eskdale
Parkgate Toll James Stewart
Strawberrybank Strawberrybank Thomas Hannan 28 chains south,south A cottage with garden attached to the property
Strawberry Bank James Stewart west from Parkgate. Mr. Lyon
Strawberry Bank Thomas Eskdale
Backlodge Thomas Hannan A porters lodge at one of the entrances to Kirk-
Backlodge James Stewart michael Place.
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 42.1 Trace No. 5
Parkgate Burn Thomas Eskdale, Parkgate From 57 chains east, A small stream having its source on the
Parkgate Burn Parkgate Burn William McKnight,Bents of Parkgate east, to Townhead Farm, bears the name from the
Parkgate Burn Thomas Moffat, Corses Clatterstanes Burn. junction of the two smaller ones, opposite
Jessiefield, to Clatterstanes Burn.
Stanemuir Moss William Eskdale 35 chains south,east, A tract of moss on the farm of Stanemuir.
Stanemuir Moss William McKnight from Parkgate.
Stanemuir Moss Stanemuir Moss Thomas Moffat
Fox Wood Thomas Eskdale 25 chains south,south, A large tract of mixed wood
Fox Wood William McKnight east from Parkgate. on the Estate of Kirkmichael.
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Stanemuir Thomas Hannan east from Parkgate attached to the property of Mr. Lyon
Stanemuir James Corrie
Bents Bents Robert Mcnaught 3/4 mile south A farm house with garden attached to the
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Kirkmichael School James Hyslop,Schoolmaster 1 mile south,east, by The principal school in this parish.
School (Parocial) east, from Parkgate Schoolmaster´s salary 34L.4s.4 1/2d.
Kirkmichael School James Stewart pounds, with fees a free house and
Kirkmichael School James Corrie cows graze.
Average No. of scholars 60.
Gamerigg Plantation Thomas Smith, Gamerigg 1/2 mile east,from A mixed plantation on the farm of
Gamerigg Plantation Thomas smith, Dalfibble Parkgate. Gamerigg.
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 42.2 Trace 1
Burnfoot Francis Bell, Meikleholm 65 chains north from A small cottage and garden on the
Burnfoot Archibald Stotherd,Pielmuir Nethermill. farm of Meikleholm.
Burnfoot Burnfoot Doctor Rutherford,Barnside
Meikleholm Burn Francis Bell From the junction A stream formed by the junction of two
Meikleholm Burn Archibald Stotherd of streams 34 chains others on the farm of Kirklands
Garrel Water Meikleholm Burn Doctor Rutherford south,east, from White- flows in a southward direction and falls
Garrel Water Reverend William Dobie fauld Hill south,south,east, into the Water of Ae; about a mile from
Garrel Water Manse to Water of Ae. from where it falls into the Water of Ae it is
Garrel Water J.S.Wightman Esq.(Esquire) Courance called Cum Lake; the old name of this stream
was Garrel Water, and it is supposed to have
taken an easterly direction at Meikleholm and
fallen into Kinnel Water.
Garrelhill Francis Bell 45 chains north,north, Cottages with garden attached on the farm
Garrelhill Garrelhill Archibald Stotherd east, from Nethermill. of Nether Garrel.
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Nether Garrel James Paterson 1/2 mile north,east, by A substantial farmhouse with steading
Nether Garrel north, from Nethermall garden stackyard and farm of land attached the
Nether Garrel Nether Garrel Robert Clark property of the Duke of Buccleuch and
Garrelhill occupied by Mister James Paterson.
Nether Garrel Archibald Stotherd
Pielmuir
Merry Knowe James Paterson 3/4 mile north,north, A small conical hill, on the farm of
Merry Knowe Robert Clark east, from Nethermill. Nether Garrel.
Merry Knowe Merry Knowe Archibald Stotherd
Ross Rigg Reverend William Dobie, Manse 1/2 mile north,east A ridge of ross on the west side of
Ross Rig Ross Rigg James S. Wightman Esq,(Esquire) Courance from Nethermill. Kinnel Water. The ancient Barony of
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Braefoot James Patterson Nearly 1/4 mile Cottages with gardens attached
Nether Garrel north,east, from on the farm of Gilrigg the property
Braefoot Robert Clark Nethermill. of the Duke of Buccleuch.
Braefoot Garrelhill
Braefoot Thomas Black
Leich-house
Garrel Burn See Page 141,
Garrel Burn
Pielmuir James Patterson 1/4 mile north, from A substantial farm house with
Nether Garrel Nethermill . steadings and farm of land
Pielmuir Robert Clark attached the property of the
Garrelhill duke of Buccleuch and occupied
Peelmuir Pielmuir Archbald Stotherd Mr. Archibald Stotherd. There was
Pielmuir a small Fort a little to the south of this house,
but the ground is ploughed, leaving
scarcely any trace of the Fort.
Peelmuir J.S.Wightman Esq.(Esquire) Courance
Peelmuir Reverend William Dobie
Peelmuir Johnstone´s County Map
Burnside Dr. Rutherford 1/4 mile north,north,east, A number of cottages with gardens attached
Burnside from Nethermill till of late there was a small farm of land
Burnside Robert Clark attached to it which is now divided between
Burnside Pielmuir and Lochrighead.
Pielmuir Cotages Archibald Stotherd
Lerrick J.S.Wightman Esq.(Esquire) Courance
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Nethermill James Fisher In south east,parish A number of cottages
Nethermill district. with gardens attached
Nethermill Nethermill James Johnston the property of the Duke
Ross Mill of Buccleuch, this is a small
Nethermill James Muir village.
Nethermill
Haugh James fisher In south, east, vicinity A house at Nethermill
Haugh Haugh James Johnstone of Nethermill with garden and small
Hauch James Muir farm of land attached
the property of the Duke
of Buccleuch.
Ross Mill James Fisher 15 chains south, east A corn flour and barley mill,
Ross Mill Ross Mill James Johnstone from Nethermill. also a farm house steading,
Ross Mill James Muir garden, stacky and the property
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Serrick Road Francis Jardine From Nethermill A name given to the road near Burnside
Lochrighead extending north,north, between Nethermill and Garrelhill, Francis Jardine
Serrick Road Serrick Road James Muir east, to Garrelhill says that Burnside was somtimes called
Nethermill Serrick from which it would appear the road
Serrick Road James Johnstone has derived its name.
Ross Mill
Kirkland Burn Kirkland Burn See Plan 42.6 Page 151
Lochrighead Francis Jardine 1/3 Mile east, from A sunstantial farm house
Lochrighead Lochrighead James Muir Nethermill. with steading garden stackyard
Lochrighead James Johnstone and farm of land attached.
British Fort J.S.Wightman Esq.(Esquire) 14 chains north,north, A small Camp or Fort the outline
Fort (side of) Mr. Dobie west, from Nethermill. of which is still entire.
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Gillrigg John Farish, Gillrigg 1 mile north,east,east A farm house with offices garden and
Gillrig Gillrigg Thomas Black, Leichhouse from Nethermill Farm of land attached the property of
Gillrigg Samuel Gracie, Gateside the duke of Buccleuch.
Cumrue Moss J.S.Wightman Esq. Courance 1 mile east, from A large portion of moss, on which the
Cumrue Moss Cumrue Moss John Farish Nethermill inhabitants of Cumrue have the right
Cumrue Moss Samuel Gracie of getting peats.
Cars moss J.S.Wightman Esq(Esquire) 1/4 mile north,east east, A hollow piece of rough pasture
Carsmoss Cars Moss John Farish from Nethermill formerly a moss, there is a small
Cars Moss Statistical Account British Fort in it, from which it is
supposed to get the name.
Fort J.S.Wightman In Carsmoss A small British Fort, on a little
Fort Fort John Farish knoll within a hollow, which was
(remains of) Fort Statistical Account formerly a moss, there has been
a small part of it taken away.
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Third Cottage Dobie An old house situated on the farm of Third
Third this was the old farm house before the
Third Cottage Thomas MxVitae new farm steading was built.
Rossmains
Third Cottage Archibald Stotherd
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Third Cottages Dobie 10 chains south,south,east, Cottages with gardens attached
Third Cottages Third Cottage Thomas McVitae from Ross Mains. attached to the farm of Third.
Third Cottage Archibald Stotherd
Garrel Burn Dobie A stream that takes its rise near
Garrel Burn Thomas McVitae the farm of Garrel and flows in a
Garrel Burn Garrel Burn Archibald Stotherd southwardly direction and falls into
Kinnel Water.
Moat Pool Thomas Mcghie In Kinnel Water A deep pool in Kinnel Water
Moat Pool Moat Pool James Charters situated near the Moat from
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Rossmains Thomas McVitae In south,east parish A large house built in the year 1728,
Ross Mains Rossmains district. also farm steading of modern erection,
Rossmains James Pattersson with garden stackyard and farm of
Nether Garrel land attached. There is a small piece
Rossmains Archibald Stotherd of an old wall which is said to have been
Pielmuir parts of an old castle, the wall appears
to have been between 4 and 5 feet
Remains of thick by the best accounts the greater
Ross Castle J.S.Wightman Esq.(Esquire) Courance Adjoining Ross the stockyard and the half of the steading
Ross Castle Ross Castle Reverend William Dobie Mains on the occupy the place where the Castle stood.
(remains of ) Ross Castle Thomas Mc Vitae east. See Page 2.
Kinnel Water Thomas McVitae Tracing eastern parish A small river that takes its source from where
Kinnel Water Kinnel Water James Patterson Boundary. in Kirkpatrick Juxta; flows in a southward
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Kirkmichael House Robert Dalziel, Upper Mains In southern Parish An elegant and retired residence with
Kirkmichael House John Dobie, Townfoot district. pleasure ground and artificial ponds
David Paterson, Wood attached. The property of John Stewart
Lyon Esq.
Fox Wood Robert Dalziel 1/4 mile east, from A large plantation of fir and forest trees
Fox Wood John Dobie Kirkmichael a little to the east of Kirkmichael House.
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Lambholm Cottage John Burgess, Lambholm A cottage, divided into two tenements,
Lambholm Cottage John McQueen, Lambholm Cottage on the farm of Lambholm.
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Fox Wood John Burgess, Lambholm A plantation of mature wood, on the Estate
Fox Wood John McQueen, Lambholm Cottage of Kirkmichael.
Fox Wood William Matheson, Lambholm Cottage
Foxwood Cottage John Burgess At the southern ex- A neat and substantial house on the
Foxwood Cottage John McQueen tremity of Fox Wood. Estate of Kirkmichael inhabited as a
Foxwood Cottage summer residence by its proprieter.
Foxwood Cottage William Matheson
Kirkmichael Flowe John Burgess 37 chains east, from A tract of moss in which a great
Kirkmichael Flow John McQueen Kirkmichael House. Quantity of Peats used to be cut.
Kirkmicheal flow Kirkmicheal Flow William Matheson
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Lambholm Cottage John Burgess Lambholm 1/2 mile south,east from A cottage with garden attached
Lambholm Cottage John McQueen Lambholm Cottage Kirkmichael House. on the farm of Lambholm.
Lambholm Cottage Lambholm Cottage William Matheson Lambholm Cottage
Trace 5 Lambholm John Burgess 44 chains south,east from A substantial Farm house with
Lambholm Lambholm John McQueen Kirkmichael House. offices garden and Farm of
Lambholm William Matheson Land attached.
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Dalfibble Flow Thomas Smith 70 chains south,east, by east, A moor of considerable extent
Dalfibble from Kirkmichael House. which supplies the surrounding
Dalfibble Flow Dalfibble Flow Thomas Smith district with peats on the property
Gamerigg of the Duke of Buccleuch.
Dalfibble Flowe William Burgess
Lambholm
Gamerigg Plantation Thomas Smith 1 mile east, from A large plantation on the
Thomas Smith Kirkmichael House Gamerigg Farm.
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Gamerigg Cottage Thomas Smith Junior. 1/4 Mile south,east, by east, A small cottage
Dalfibble from Kirkmichael House. with garden attached -
Gamerig Gottage Thomas Smith Senior. occupied by Far Labourers
Gamerigg situated near Gamerigg
Dalfibble Cottages Thomas Smith Junior. 1/3 mile south,east from A number of cottages
Dalfibble Cottages Thomas Smith Senior. Kirkmichael House. situate to the south west
William Johnston of Dalfibble, occupied by
Farm Labouers.
Dalfibble Plantation Thomas Smith, Dalfibble Nearly 1/4 mile south, A mixed plantation on the
Dalfibble Plantation Dalfibble Plantation Thomas Smith,Gamerigg east, from Kirkmichael farm of Dalfibble.
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 42.6 Trace 1
Kirkland Burn Robert Farish, Kirklands
Gamerigg Lake John Johnstone From the north,side of A stream. Which flows in south,eastern
Comleys Kirkland Hill south,east direction - falls into Water of Ae.
William Johnstone to Garrel Water.
Kirkland Burn Millangate
Kirkland´s Burn Thomas Smith
Dalfibble
Kirkland´s Burn Reverend William Dobie
J.S.Wightman Esq.(Esquire)
Gamerigg John Johnstone 1/2 mile north,north,west, A Farm House, Gardens outhouses,
William Johnstone from Dalfibble. and Farm of Land attached. Situate
Gamerig Thomas Smith a little to the south of Nether Mill.
Occupied by Thomas Smith Snr.
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Garrel Water J.S.Wightman Esq.(Esquire) Courance
Garrel Water Reverend William Dobie
Garrel Water Comleys Lake John Johnston From the junction A stream which runs in
Comleys Lake William Johnstone south,east of White- falls onto Water of Ae.
Millangate fauld Hill. South,south,
Garrel Water Thomas Smith Junior. east to Water of Ae.
Dalfibble
Millangate John Johnstone 53 chains north,east, by A Farm House Garden and outhouse
William Johnstone by north, from Dalfibble
with a small piece of land attached.
Thomas Smith Junior Occupied by William Johnstone
proprieter the Duke of Buccleuch.
Milngate J.S.Wightman Esq (Esquire) This name is applied to three cottages
Milngate Reverend William Dobie but properly applies to the road between
Milngate Milngate James Dinwiddie Ross Mill and Cumleys Cottage.
Cumleys Cottage J.S.Wightman Esq A cottage divided into two tenements
Cumleys Cottage Thomas Smith, Gamerigg on the farm of Cumleys.
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Comleys John Johnston 70 chains north,east A Farm House Garden
Comleys from Dalfibble outhouses and farm of land
William Johnston attached. Situated to the
Millangate east of Millangate. Occupied
Thomas Smith Junior, by John Johnstone.
Dalfibble
Cumleys
Cumleys JS.Wightman Esq.(Esquire)Courance Either mode might be adopted. The
Cumleys Thomas Smith,Dalfiddle meaning of the name is the distorted
Cumleys Reverend William Dobie. or rugged land.
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan42.6 Trace 4.
Dalfibble William Johnstone In southern Parish district. A Farm House with outhouses
Millangate Garden and farm of land attached
Thomas Smith Senior. situate a little to the south of
Dalfibble Gamerigg Gamerigg in the occupation of
Thomas Smith Junior Thomas Smith Jun. proprieter
Dalfibble the Duke of Buccleuch.
Newhouse Thomas Smith 7 chains south,east A small house divided into
Newhouse Charles Corson from Dalfibble two tenements - on the farm
Newhouse Newhouse William Johnstone of Dalfibble.
Dalfibble Plantation Thomas Smith, Senior 1/4 mile north,west,by A mixed plantation on the
Dalfibble Plantation Thomas Smith,Junior north from Dalfibble farm of Dalfibble.
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 42.6 Trace 5.
Camleys Cottages William Johnston,Milngate 50 chains north,east, A range of cottages with gardens
Camleys Cottages John Johnston,Cumleys from Dalfibble on the farm of Cumleys.
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 42.6 Trace 6.
Cumrue Loch William Johnstone 1 mile from A moderate sized sheet
Milangate Dalfibble of Water. to the south of
Thomas Smith Senior. Cumleys.
Cumrue Loch Gamerigg
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 42.7 Trace 2
Cumrue John Murdoch In south,east Parish A farm house in good repair
Cumrue district with suitable offices and garden
Jacob Dobbie with a farm of land attached
Cumrue Third occupied by John Murdoch,
John Brydon proprieter, Duke of Buccleuch.
Hazly Brae
Cumrue Cottages John Murdoch 15 chains north,west, A range of cottages with gardens attached, occupied by
Cumrue Cottages Jacob Dobbie from Cumrue. labourers on the Cumrue Farm.
John Brydon
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Third Jacob Dobbie 52 chains north, A farm house with outhouses garden
Third from Cumrue and thrashing machine and farm of
Third John Murdoch land attached, occupied by Jacob
Cumrue Dobbie. Proprieter Duke of Buccleuch.
John Brydon
Hazly Brae
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Water of Ae. Thomas Smith,Gamerigg Tracing south,western, A stream having its source under
Water of Ae. Water of Ae. John Burgess,Lambholm parish Boundary. Queensberry, and falls into
Water of Ae. John Johnston,Cumleys Kinnel Water. |
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 42.10 Trace No. 1
Water of Ae. John Brydon Tracing south,western, A stream having its source
Water of Ae. Water of Ae. Thomas Smith parish Boundary. under Queensberry and falling
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 42.10 Trace 2
Hazly Brae John Brydon In southern, parish A farm house with outhouses
Hazly Brae district. garden and thrashing machine
Hazely Brae Hazly Brae Jacob Dobbie farm of land attached.
Third John Brydon occupier, Mrs. ? owner.
John Murdoch There is evidently no settled mode of spelling this name.
Cumrue The prefix can be no other than the adjective Hazely
Hazellybrae J.S. Wightman Esq. (Esquire) abounding with the hazel-tree- or according to Dr.
Hazellybrae Thomas Smith, Gamerigg Jamieson´s Scottish Dictionary- ´ a term applied to
Hazellybrae John Johnston,Cumleys ground which in colour resembles the hazel-tree.`-
Hazelbrae Johnstone´s County Map
Hazliebrae Valluation Rolls
Hazliebrae The Statistical Account of Dumfriesshire
Hazelybrae---------- Crawford´s County Map.
Broad Holm Thomas Tod 28 chains west, A farm house with outhouses
Broad Holm from Hazellybrae and garden occupied by Thomas Tod
on the property of the Duke of Queensberry.
Broadholm Broadholm John Brydon
Broadholm John Murdoch
Broadholm J.S.Wightman
Holm Head Thomas Tod Adjoining Broad- Two cottages with a garden attached occupied by
Holmhead Holmhead John Brydon holm on the west. by labourers on the Hazly Brae farm.
Holmhead John Murdoch
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 42.10 Trace 3
Comleys Lake John Brydon From the junction A large stream of water Comse
Hazly Brae of streams 34 chains which rises from Nether Mill
John Murdoch south,east from White- Loch and serves as millrace to
Cumrue fauld Hill south,south, Ross Mill, it runs through several
Thomas Tod wast, to Water of Ae. farms and falls into the Water of Ae.
Broad Holm
Garrel Water
Garrel Water J.S.Wightman Esq(Esquire)
Garrel Water Reverend William Dobie
Garrel Water Thomas Smith, Gamerigg
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Willie´s + Laurie´s Holm John Jardine, Occupier 1/4 mile south,south, A house with a small farm
Willie´s + Laurie´s Holm James Pool, Occupier east,from Hazellybrae. attached, and cottage with a garden,
Willie´s+Laurie´s Holm Williefield John Brydon,Hazellybrae the property of the Duke of
Willie´s + Laurie´s Holm Estate Documents Buccleuch.
To use the possessive case
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Parish of Kirkmichael Plan 42.11 Trace No. 1
Water of Ae John Burgess,Lambholm Tracing south,west,parish A large stream, has its source near
Water of Ae. Thomas Smith,Gamerigg Boundary Queensberry, and falls into Kinnel Water.
Water of Ae. Water of Ae. J.S.Wightman Esq.(Esquire)
Elshieshields
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PH. [PARISH] KIRKMICHAEL
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PLAN -- Pages
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23.12 -- 3 -- 8
23 15 -- 9 -- 10
23.16 -- 11 -- 18
24.13 -- 19 -- 20
32.3 -- 21 -- 22
32.4 -- 23 -- 28
33. 1 -- 29 -- 32
33.2 -- 29 -- 32
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32.8 -- 37 -- 46
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Plans Name of Object Pages Plans Name of Object Pages Plan Name of Object Pages
23/16,32/4, Auchenevin Burn 16,23, 42/1, Bents Plantation 129, 42/6, Cumleys 153,
32/3,32/4, Auchenbue Burn 22,26,37, 42/1, Bents 133, 42/6, Cumrue Loch 156,
32/8,
32/4,33/1, Auchencaigroch Burn 25,29, 42/2, Burntfoot 135, 46/6, Cumrue 157,
32/4,32/8 Auchendowal Sike 27,39, 42/2, Braefoot 137, 42/7, Cumrue Cottage 157,
32/8, Auchendowal Rig 38, 42/2, Burnside 137, 42/6, Cumleys Cottages 155,
32/11, Auchenbraith Linn 58, 42/10, Broadholm 162, 23/12, Dupple Burn 3,
33/9, Auchenskew Loch 67, 33/10, Beechwood 78, 23/12,23/16, Deer Burn 5,12,23,
32/4,
33/9, Auchenskew Cottage 68, 32/4,32/8, Cran Loch 27,38, 23/12,23/16, Deer Edge 5,15,19,
24/13,
23/12, Blue Cairn 3, 32/4 Cranloch Knowe 27, 32/3, Dow Linn 21,
23/16, Brown Knowe 12, 32/7, Capel Pool 33, 32/4, Dinnage Hill 24,
23/16, Blenoch Burn 14, 32/7, Craigshiel 34, 33/1, Dry Grain 29,
32/7, Buck Craig 34, 32/8,32/12 ,Clachenbirnie Burn 41,62, 32/8, Donkens Cottage 42,
32/12, Brownmoor Hill 61, 32/8,32/12,Clachanbirnie Rig 42,62, 33/6, Dud´s Well 55,
32/12, Black Cleuch 61, 32/12, Casteltrough Burn 63, 32/11, Dalcrum (Ruins) 57,
32/12, Blackcleuch 62, 33/9,33/13, Davies Burn 68,99,
33/9,32/16, Black Linn 71,92, 33/10, Carrick 81, 33/10, Davies Kirk 76,
33/9, Burrancehill Cottages 73, 33/10, Crow Plantation 81, 41/4, Duell Knowe 117,
33/10, Blackacre 82,105, 32/16,33/13, Clatterstanes Burn 93,99,125, 42/5, Dalfibble Flow 147,
42/1,
33/10, Burrancerig 83, 33/14, Courance 107, 42/5, Dalfibble Cottages 149,
33/10,33/14, Burnside 85,107, 33/14, Castle Hills 109, 42/5,42/6, Dalfibble Plantation 149,154
32/16,41/4, Blaeberry Hill 96,118, 41/4, Camp 118, 32/7, Dan´s Pool 33,
33/14, Birssyhal Plantation 105, 41/4, Church 117, 42/11, Elshieshields Bridge 165,
33/14, Burrance 106, 42/1, Corses 126,
33/14, Burrancebridge 106, 42/2,42/6, Cumrue Moss 140,153, 23/12,23/16, Fulton´s Moss 7,12,
41/4, Bush 115, 42/2, Carsmoss 140, 32/3,32/4, Fauld Linn 22,26,
33/5, Cat Cleuch 50, 33/5,33/9, Faild Sike 51,69,
33/10,33/14, Free Church 82,105,
32/16, Fiddle Plantation 95,
32/16, Fort 97,
42/1,42/5, Fox Wood 113,142,
42/1 Fort (Remains) 140,
42/5, Foxwood Cottage 145,
42/2, Fort 139,
23/16, Glovers Knowe 16,
23/16, Grey Mare 17,
23.16 15,
24/13,33/1,32/8 20,29,39,47,
33/5,32/12,32/16, Glenkill Burn 64,92,116,
41/4,
32/8, Gibb´s Corse 37,
33/5,33/9,33/13,
33/14,42/2,42/6, Garrel Water 50,72,101,106,
42/10, 135,152,?
33/6,33/10, Garrel Rig 56,79,
32/12, Glenkill 65,
33/6,33/10,33/14,
42/4,42/3, Garrel Burn 56,79,108,141,?
33/10 Gill 83,
33/10, Gateside 83,
33/10, Garrel 85,
33/15, Glenae Tower (Remains)87,
33/13, Garwald Church 101,
42/1,42/5, Gamerig Plantation 134,147,
42/2, Garrelhill 135,
42/2, Gillrig 140,
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Plans Name of Object Pages Plans Name of Object Pages
23/12 Hound Rigg 4, 32/16 Lambfoot Linn 92,
12/12, Hound Knowe 6, 32/16, Lambfoot (Ruins) 96,
32/3 Holehouse 22, 33/14, Leitch house 110
33/6, Horseman´s Spout 56, 42/2 Lochrighead 139,
33/13 Hawk Cleuch 99, 42/5, Lambholm Cottage 146,
42/2, Haugh 138, 42/5, Lambholm 146,
42/10, Hazelybrae 162, 42/5 Lambholm Ford 146,
42/10, Holmhead 162 23/16 Muir Hill 11,
32/8, Jock´s Knowe 44, 33/5, Main Rig 48,
32/12, Jock´s Cleuch 64, 33/5, 33/9, Mainrig Syke 49, 69,
41/4, Jessiefield 122, 33/6, 33/10, Mollin Burn 55, 79,
32/7, 32/8, Kirk Hill 35, 41, 33/10, Maggiemauts Knowe 77,
32/8, Killyminshaw Burn 45, 32/16, Moat Knowe 93,
32/12, 32/15, Knockespen 58, 88, 32/16, Minister´s Moss 93,
32/12, 33/9, Kirkland Hill 65, 70, 32/16, Mid Linn 96,
33/9, 33/13,42/1, Kirkland Burn 71,100,129,139,157, 33/13, Meikleholm Loch 101,
42/2,42/6,
33/9, Knock Wood 73, 33/14, Meikleholm 108,
32/16, Kirkmichael Fell 97, 41,3 Meg´s Pool 113,
33/13 Kirkland 103, 41/4 Mountstewart 116,
41/4 Kirkmichael Mill 120, 41/4 Manse 117,
33/15,42/3,42/7, Kinnel Water 111,142,158, 41/4 Midtown 121,
42/5, Kirkmichael House 143, 42/1, Meadow Plantation 127,
42/5, Kirkmichael Flow 145, 42/2, Merry Knowe 136,
33/10, Long Knowe 84, 42/6, Milngate 152,
42/3, Moat Pool 141,
32/13, Naze 87, 23/16, Skerries Linn 11,
33/14, Nut Knowes 105, 23/16, Shiel Cleuch 13,
33/14, Nut Knowes Well 106, 33/10, Shieldburn 81,
42/2, Nether Garrel 136, 33/10, School 85,
42/2, Nethermill 138, 33/13, Shawfoot 102,
42/6, Newhouse 154, 41/4, Scarberry Bank 118,
32/8, Ox Cleuch 40, 42/1, Sax Corses 126,
33/10, Over Garrel 84, 42/1, Strawberrybank 130,
33/14, Old Meikleholm 109, 42/1, Stanemuir Moss 131,
32/8, 33/5, Pumro Fell 44, 49, 42/1, School 134,
33/10 Pheasantfield 78, 23/16, Two Foals 17,
33/10, Post Office 82, 33/5, 33/6, Tawnaze Hill 51,54,
33/10, 33/14, Puddock Bank 86,108, 33/6 Tanner´s Linn 53,
41/4, Pleasance 122, 33/9, The Knock 73,
41/4, Pleasanceknowe 123, 33/10, Trundling Moss 75,
41/4, 42/1, Parkgate Burn 123,131, 32/16, Tuppark Linn 91,
42/1, Parkgate 125, 41/4, Townhead 119,
42/1, Parkgate T. P. 130 41/4, Townfoot 122,
32/8, Rough Cleuch 42, 42/7, Third Cottages 141,
33/14, 42/2, Ross Rig 110, 136,
42/1, Round Knowe 126, 41/4, Upper Mains 123,
42/2, Ross Mill 138,
42/3, Ross Mains 142,
42/3, Ross Castle (Remains) 142, 23/12, 23/15, 23/16,32/3, 32/4, 4,9,10,21,23,
32/7, 32/11, 32/15, 41/3 Water of Ae 33,57,90,,114,
41/4, 42/5, 42/7, 42/9,42/10,42/11, 116,150,157,159,
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23/16, White Knowe 13,
33/5, Whitefauld Hill 47,
33/6, Wellfield (Ruins of) 53,
33/6, Whiteknowes 55,
33/9, 33/13, 42/1, Wreaths Burn 70, 100, 127,
33/9, Wallaces House 71,
32/15 Woodside 89,
32/15, 32/16, Wood Hill 89,95,
33/13, Wreaths Tower(Remains) 103,
41/3, Wood 114,
42/1, Woody Knowe 129,
42/10 Willie and Laurie´s Holm 164,
33/1,33/6 Whiteknowestead Burn 31,53,
32/7, Young´s Burn 33,
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