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LOCHMABEN [parish] |
Lochmaben
Lochmaben
Lochmaben |
Walker's Map of Scotland
Johnstone's Map of Dumfriesshire
Crawford's Map of Dumfriesshire |
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The Name of the Parish is of doubtful origin. Tradition reports that a Nunnery existed at an early age on an Island in one of the largest lochs from which circumstance Gaelic Maigdenn is supposed to be the derivation - thus to signify the Loch of Maidens. Dr [Doctor] Jamieson asserts however that such is a wrong interpretation of the Name as Maigdian is not a pure gaelic word but borrowed from the Gothic. The mude [mode?] of orthography as P [per] an old deed granted by Robert I to Carruthers of Mussald is "at our Manor of Lochmalban". If this be the original spelling, the probability is that the name is compounded of "loch, maol and ben or ban" - "the Loch of the bald Eminence". - Bald might with propriety be interpreted - destitute of foliage, for even at this date, the great desideratum in this Parish are Trees. |
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Situation: Towards SWn extremity of Dumfriesshire between the Parishes of Johnstone, Dryfesdale, Applegarth, Dalton, Mouswald and Torthorwald.
Extra info: The Parish of Lochmaben is bounded on the North by that of Johnstone, - on the East by Applegarth, Dryfesdale and Dalton, on the South by Dalton and Mouswald, - And on the West by Torthorwald, Tinwald and Kirkmichael. - The Boundaries at North-West corner are defined by Kinnel Water, - at the North, undefined and by wall and drain, - on the East principally by River Annan, a small portion of Dryfe Water, small [?runners], hedge paling and bank, - on the South by hedge, paling, bank, wall and Rangegill Burn, - on the West by wall, bank, Raemoor Burn, drain, Water of Ae and also are undefined+. - The shape is pretty compact and approaches to that of an oblong with points projecting 1 and 1 1/2 mile respectively at the South-west and South-east corners. -The Statistics state the extreme length to be 10 miles and breadth 3 miles and to contain 16 3/4 square miles or 10,750 a. The length however does not exceed 8 7/8 miles and mean breadth 2 1/3 miles, making the Area about 17 3/4 miles or 11,360 Impl [Imperial] Acres, of which 9,385* may be arable and lea or meadow land, 1350 permanent or holm pasture, 120 wood and 500 Moss And irreclaimable moor. - The surface may be considered plain and level, the only exception being towards the West where it was to a height of about 500 feet, but which can scarcely be called hilly for the entire soil is cultivated so gentle is the acclivity. - The soil varies, towards the west, it is light, gravelly and cold, the average part of which is £1.2.6 P [per] acre, - Along the banks of the principal Streams it is a rich alluvial loam, which is greatly enriched by deposits from the frequent overflows of these Streams. - The soil in the neighbourhood of the Town of Lochmaben is dry and productive, the average rent of which is £2.15.0 P [per] Acre. - Patches of Moss frequently occur from which the inhabitants procure peat for fuel. - Towards the South and South-West the land is partly Moor. - The whole land is well enclosed and the Farm Steadings generally are Commodious and in good repair. - There is an abundant supply of Water, there are 9 Lochs vizt. Castle Loch which has an Area of 220 Acres, Halleaths or Broomhill Loch 80 Acres, Kirk Loch 60 Acres, Hightae Loch 52 Acres, Mill Loch 32 1/2 Acres, Upper Loch 14 Acres, Grassyard Loch 3 Acres and two others Blind Lochs on Nn [Northern] Parish Boundary of 3 Acres. - All these Lakes with the excemption of the last three are clustered near centre of Parish. The larger Streams are Kinnel Water from N W point of Parish running S.E. to River Annan, River Annan on En [Eastern] Boundary running South, Dryfe Water also on En [Eastern] Boundary and Water of Ae (also) on Nn [Northern] Boundary: there Are also numerous Springs, wells and runners the Water of which along with that of the Lochs is used with safety by the inhabitants for culinary purposes. Coal or other mineral has never been discovered. - Red Sandstone is regularly and extensively worked in Corncockle Quarry and Redhall Quarry. - No Manufactory exists.
*The Areas of Castle, Halleaths, Kirk, Upper, Mill and Hightae Lochs are included in this and the wood, - 458 acres falling to be deducted there from. -
+There is no detached portion of Lochmaben within the Boundaries of Another Parish, nor within its limits as above described a portion of any other Parish |
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but weaving is carried on by many of the inhabitants in connection with Carlisle and Glasgow houses. There is no Railway, but it is contemplated to form a branch from Dumfries to Lockerbie in connection with the Caledonian Railway._ The Turnpike Road towards Nn[Northern] Parish Boundary runs N. N. E. for about 4 miles to Lochmaben, but it is seldom frequented, a road at the East side of Parish having been found more convenient; these Roads converge however at Lochmaben, the Turnpike then pursues its course to the South of the Town where it is divergent to the great Carlisle Road via Lockerbie and to Annan respectively traversing 2 1/4 miles S. E. and 2 3/4 S. S. E through Parish. Another Turnpike Road runs from Lochmaben N.N.E. for about 2 miles, where after having crossed Kinnel Water, two branches strike off [] to the N.E. through Applegarth and N to Moffat via Beattock running a respective distance of 1 and 1 3/4 miles through Parish._ There are numerous other Roads all in excellent condition. Lochmaben situate near the centre of Parish 8 miles from Dumfries is a Burgh, but at what date erected thereto cannot be traced;-all its records having been twice burnt during the inwads[invades?] of the English. It is generally supported however, that it was constituted a Burgh by King Robert Bruce._ Jame VI, on 16th July 1612 granted a Novodamus of its Charter . By a summons yet extant wherein the Duke of Albany was cited in 1497 to answer the charge of treason, it would thereby appear that the citation was executed at Dumfries and also "apud cruceum fore burgi de Lochmaben". It unites with Dumfries, Annan, Sanquhar and Kirkcudbright in sending a member to Parliament:- The Parliamentary Boundaries are thus described in the Burgh Records "From the point on the North-East of the town near Bogle Hole at which a Burn crosses the road to the Bridge on Kinnel Water, in a straight line to a point on the Bank of the Castle Loch which is distant five hundred yards in a straight line to the South-East of the summit of the Knoll of the Old Castle; thence in a straight line to a point on the Dumfries road which is distant five hundred yards (measured along the Dumfries Road) to the West of the Town House; thence in a straight line to a point which is four hundred yards due West of the point first mentioned; thence in a straight line to the point first described"._Present Parliamentary Constituency 38.- It haslong been Bankrupt, however, a Provost, three Bailies, a Dean of Guild, 9 Councillors and a Town Clerk watch over its interests. From the Parish to the North extremity of Town Hall the High Street runs 28 chains North and forms the South portion of the Town. It is spacious. In it are several shops and genteel houses two storeys high. Bruce Street extends from near the West side of the Town Hall 17 Chains W. along the road to Dumfries, - near its Eastern extremity West Street branches off running nearly 21 Chains N.N.E. where converging with East Street which extends from the Town Hall to this point, the town is again represented by a single street running N.N.E. for about 30 chains and in which are two detached ranges of Cothouses respectively Barras and Boglehole. Two narrow Streets or Alleys lying between West and East Streets called Castle Street and Well Street nearly intersect each other._ All the houses with the exception of a few in High Street and Bruce Street are one storey high and in indifferent repair. The Town Hall surmounted by a spire with clock facing the South is small and not altogether inelegant, especially as seen when entering High Street from the East;- the upper apartments therein are set apart for Town Council Conventions, but when opportunity offers, they are readily let out to itinerant dancing masters. [??] on the ground floor there is a loathsome Lockup or Jail also an apartment in which the Meal Market is held._ The Market Cross is immediately in front, a relic chiefly remarkable for its ori=ginal costliness (see Page 3*). _ The Parish Church at the Sn. [Southern] extremity of Town is a handsome and most substantial building, and its elegancy in respect to the Burgh's general character and appearance - may be said to be its greatest blemish._ The Free Church near the South extremity of East Street is a plain structure._ The United Presbyterian Church at Nn [Northern] extremity of Barras is also a plain but substantial building. There are also a Parish School - a Public Library connected therewith - a Free Church School - a Branch Office of the National Bank of Scotland and three well conducted Inns A Sub Post Office and two Manses respectively belonging to the Parish Church and the Free Church all within the Burgh - Number of Proprietors 141 - Population 1,100._ There are also 5 Villages viz Hightae about 2 1/2 miles South of Lochmaben, which consists of one Street flanked on the West by numerous detached houses and a short street extending from its N. W. extremity-S. W. - in it , are a Sub Post Office and good Inn. Population about 460._ Heck a hamlet about 1 mile N. of Hightae may have a population of about 80. Greenhill also a hamlet about 3/4 mile N.E. of Hightae has a population of 96. Smallholm distant from Hightae consisting of about a dozen Cothouses has a population of 65. All the houses in these villages are one storey high and in indifferent repair. Population thereof are for the most part composed of small Proprietors. They constitute the Fourtowns of Lochmaben (see Page 3),_ Templand situate on the Moffat road is a more modern village and its population numbering about 110 are chiefly agricultural labourers._ Mr Dickson of Elshishields [Elsieshields] is its superior who supports a School in it, - it has also the advantage of a sub-Post Office. The principal Mansions in this Parish are Elshieshields, Halleaths and Newmains or Broadchapel, - the public buildings [viz?] are a Parish Church erected by the heritors in 1819 at an expense of £3000- its site is central and convenient - it can acommodate upwards of 1,700. Patron the Earl of Mansfield - Stipend £265 with a Manse and Glebe, the latter of £10 Annual value, - an United Presbyterian Church which is seated for about 900 - built 1818. Stipend £80. |
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..a Cameronian Church 1 1/2 mile S.S.E. of Hightae, erected 1796 by the Relief Congregation - was sold by them to the present Owners for £70 - is capable of holding about 400, but there are only about 40 members - stipend £50. A Free Church which can accommodate 600 - was erected 1843-4. Stipend about £120 with Manse. Two Parish Schools, supported in a great measure from an endowment by James Richardson Merchant Reading, who mortified £200, in 1726 for the one in the Burgh, £100 to Hightae School with £20 for its erection - A public library also partly upheld by a bequest of £100 from Mr Richardson, which is kept in the Burgh Schoolmaster's home, _ a Public or Town Hall, a Lockup, Market place, a Bank, three sub Post Offices, four Inns, a Free Kirk School and a Subscription School. The number of Proprietors in landward part of the Parish is 106 which with three of the Burgh make a grand total of 247 Heritors or Proprietors. Number of inhabited houses 618 - Population 2900.
The Western or Nithsdale Roman Road as reported by General Roy and as shown in his map in the lower part of Annandale traversed from a point near the junction of the Kinnel and Annan, N.W.W. through this Parish passing close to Woody Castle Camp. _ The District wherein it traversed has been entirely cultivated within the last 30 years. _ In several places pavement or [----?] has frequently been dug up, and several respectable locals state that from personal inspection, a large portion of the Roman Road was quite visible and in excellent preservation previous to the improvements. Though the track is now entirely effaced these Authorities have no doubt as to its site. _ A Camp called Woody Castle is still traceable by its intrenchments on a Knoll in the Vicinity of the Burgh, which though of round formation General Roy and Antiquarian Authorities term a Roman Post._(See "Wood Castle" in General Roy's R. Antiquities) Some Authorities in locality state that this Knoll is the site of an ancient Castle - hence the name Woody Castle. _ No mention of this Castle is made by any authority._Two small earthern works in Plan 42/7 can only be classified as Hill Forts. A Castle is generally allowed to have stood on Castle Hill which was founded by de Brus family during 12th Century and which is supposed to have been the original Lochmaben Castle - the birthplace of King Robert Bruce - that it was demolished by that Monarch, and the building material appropriated to the erection of the existing Lochmaben Castle._ Authorities are however conflicting viz. A small portion of Lochmaben Castle with its defences can be still visible on a neck of land jutting a considerable way into the South of Castle Loch. At the entrance of this isthmus, a fosse is still distinctly seen, which is said to have admitted the Water of the Loch at both ends and so to have converted the site of the Castle into an Island. Other three if not four fosses are also visible and occur at brief intervals in the Approach to the fortress. What remains of the structure itself is only the heart of the walls. This Castle with appendages originally covered a space of 16 Acres. It was upheld until the Union and previous thereto was reckoned one of the strongest Border Fortresses. It sustained many sieges being at all times much coveted by the English Monarchs, but perhaps it derives more celebrity from its association with King Bruce._ The Date when founded is doubtful, though often attributed to the 13th Century._ The villages called the Fourtowns of Lochmaben were bound to furnish a certain number of cattle and other provision to the Garrison and also to fill up any deficiency in the number of its defenders - as an equivalent King Bruce granted to them small portions of land, - or rather to inhabitants thereof - and which many of the descendants still hold without any Title or Deed thereto._ They were called the King's kindly tenants. Three Border Towers existed in this Parish; two of which still remain respectively at Elshieshields and Old Spedlins both towards N.Wn. extremity of Parish. No traces of the other one exist. The Market Cross of Lochmaben is a pillar surmounted by a cross._ As predecessor was destroyed in 1479. Some building materials then remaining over at the erection of Elshieshields Tower, the Magistrate of the Burgh purchased them for the purpose of erecting the present cross and as the price thereof made over to the Owner of the Tower, Lochmaben Mill and Mill lands.*_ Near the Southern extremity is Rockhall Moat said to be of very ancient date but still in excellent preservation._ It was at one time called Beacon Hill, from which it has been disputed whether it was used as a Watch or Beacon Post or Moat ._ Several Chapels are reported to have existed within this Parish, of which there are now no visible trace or remains._ The sites of these are still [p---tted?] out viz. Rokele Chapel near Rockhall Moat, St Thomas' Chapel near the middle of Wn. Parish Boundary and another towards Nn district. Little information can be obtained respecting them, only that Rokele Chapel belonged to the Earl of Glencairn as in 1223 after a lengthly disputation with the Monks of Gysburn[?] it was specially reserved to William of Glencairn._ The site of St. Magdalene's Church has been shewn. It was originally a fine Gothic edifice with a very large choir therein, belonged to the Monks of Gysburn to whom it was granted by Robert de Brus who received it.
*This Property now yields and annual rent of £100. which may in some measure account for the Bankruptcy of the Parish. |
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Although I have completed the page, there are a few words I still can't get. They are all in square brackets. |
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from William the Lion in 1183 on the occasion of his marriage with the bastard daughter of that monarch. It was burnt in 1592 or 1600, the day subsequent to the Battle of Dryfesands by the Johnstones of Annandale on account of the Maxwells having taken refuge therein and their refusal to surrender to the victors. Near the site of this church and also in the Burgh is a well also consecrated to St. Mary Magdalene, the water of which doubtlessly the [quack?] specific of the Monks of Gysburn. |
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I've queried "quack" as it does not fit in with the sentence. |
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MACKEREL SIKE |
Mackerel Sike
Mackerel Sike
Mackerel Sike |
David Alston of Templand
James Dickson
John Walker |
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[situation] From Nr. [Near] Parish Boundary S. [South]
A burn through this place, forming a March between two proprietors. |
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SPEDLINS FLOW |
Spedlins Flow
Spedlins Flow
Spedlins Flow |
M Graham
W Douglas
W James Burnfoot |
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[Situation] 2¾ mile N. [North] of Lochmaben extending East.
A flow - moss or Peatmoss so called in the District A property of Sir William Jardine |
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Parish of Lochmaben -- Plan 42-3 Trace 1 |
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REDHALL MOSS |
Redhall Moss,
Redhall Moss,
Redhall Moss, Redhall Flow |
James Wells, Robert Douglas, James Proudfoot, James Bell |
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[Situation] At N.W. [North West] extremity of Lochmaben Parish 3 Miles North from Lochmaben
A peat-moss so called in the district. Divisionally, the property of two Proprietors. |
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HELLSHOLE MOSS |
Hellshole Moss
Hellshole Moss
Hellshole Moss
Hellshole Flow
Hillshole Moss (in Johnstone Parish) |
James Wells,
Robert Douglas James Proudfoot James Walker Johnston's County Map |
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A peat-moss so called. This may have got its name from being a place dreaded as haunted by Ghosts, Bogles, Hobgoblins, Dwarfs & fairy elfs and so forth.
Hell's hole moss is the correct name. |
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CORNCOCKLE PLANTATION |
Corncockle Plantation,
Corncockle Plantation, Corncockle Plantation |
James Wells
Robert Douglas James Proudfoot |
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[Situation] From 2 1/2 to 3 Miles N.N.E. [North north East] of Lochmaben
A thick and Close fir Plantation now occupying the whole of that formerly called Corncockle Moor property of Sir William Jardine of Jardine Hall |
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[Page] 6 Parish of Lochmaben -- Plan 42.3 Trace 1
[Signed] M . Donohue |
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SPEDLINS FLOW |
Spedlings Flow
Spedlings Flow
Spedlings
Spedlins |
John Creighton William Boyes George White See Page 8. |
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[Situation] 2 3/4 miles N. [North] of lochmaben extending East
An extensive tract of moss in the South West corner of this Trace from which considerable quantities of peat are cut. |
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FORD ROAD |
Ford Road
Ford Road
Ford Road |
John Creighton William Boyes George White |
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[Situation] From Nn[Northern] Parish Boundary to River Annan
A Road passing through this trace from North West to South East. Name is applied from Nn [Northern] . Parish Boundary to the Ford through R. [River] Annan. |
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[Page] 7 - Parish of Lochmaben -- Plan 42. 4 Trace 1
[Signed] James Cowan C/A [Civilian Assistant] |
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RIVER ANNAN |
River Annan
River Annan
River Annan |
William Wells Gazetteer of Scotland
John Creighton |
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[situation] Forming for the most part En [Eastern] Parish boundary
A River in the middle and East of this Trace - rises in the Parish of Moffat. |
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SPEDLINS TOWER |
Spedling Tower Spedling Tower Spedling Tower Spedlins Tower Spedlins Tower Spedlins Tower
Spedlin's Tower |
Yeman Strahan George Thomson
John Creighton, Antiquity Sheet The Old Stat Acct [Statistical Account] of Lochmaben
The New Stat Acct. [Statistical Account ] of Lochmaben
The Gazetteer of Scotland |
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[Situation] About 3 1/3 Miles N.N.E. [North North East] of Lochmaben Town Hall
This Tower is situated on the [bank] of the River Annan near the no[rth] of Lochmaben Parish. In [Antique] times it was the stronghold of the Jardine family. The date 1605 is cut on the north s[ide]. The Tradition of the locality [states] it to be haunted by the Gh[ost] of a man that was [hungered to] death in the dungeon. See page. 3- |
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OLD SPEDLING |
Old Spedlings |
John Creighton George White George Thomson |
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[Situation] About 3 1/4 miles N.N.E. [North North East] of Lochmaben
This was formerly a [farm] steading, but is now a cottage. |
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[Page] 8 -- Parish of Lochmaben -- Sheet 42.4 Trace 1
[Signed] James Cowan |
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MACKEREL SIKE |
Mackerel Sike Mackerel Sike
Mackerel Sike |
David Alstone, James DicKson, John Walker
[All] of Templand village |
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[Situation] At N. [North] Parish Boundary running S S E [South South East]
A Small Stream or Sike which enters this Plan runs Southward into Shaw Burn. Dividing between two proprietors i.e. J. Dickson and Sir William Jardine Bart. [Baronet] of Applegarth, &c |
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Parish of Lachmaben - Plan 42,7 Trace 1
[Signed] M Donohue |
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KINNELL WATER |
Kinnel Water
Kinnel Water
Kinnel water |
William Graham Thomas Porteous George Tweedie |
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[Situation] From near N.W. [North West] point of Parish S.E. [South East] to River Annan
A shallow stream running in a Southerly direction in the East of this plan. |
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REDHALL |
Redhall
Redhall
Redhall |
William Graham, Thomas Porteous George Tweedie |
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Applied to two distince farm houses, having farms attached. The property of two proprietors. These houses are contiguous to each other. |
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REDHALL MOSS |
Redhall Moss |
For Authorities see Page 6 |
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[Situation] 3 Miles N. [North] of Lochmaben
See Page 6 |
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[Page] 10 -- Parish of Lochmaben -- Plan 42. 7 Trace 1.
[Signed ] M. Donohue |
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CORNCOCKLE QUARRY |
Corncockle Quarry
Corncockle Quarry
Corncockle Quarry |
Robert Douglas James Wells
William Graham |
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[Situation] 2 3/4 miles N. [North] of Lochmaben
A red sandstone quarry of good quality, the property of Sir William Jardine of Jardinehall |
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SPEDLINS FLOW |
Spedlins Flow, Spedlins Flow Spedlings Flow Moss
Spedlings Flow Moss
Spedlins - |
Robert Douglas James Graham James Proudfoot James Bell
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[Situation] 2 3/4 mile N. [North] of Lochmaben extending E. [East]
A considerable tract of Peat Moss property of Sir William Jardine. The word Flow signifies a bog or morass (only used in Scotland) and is written Flow, Flowe, Flow-moss, in Jamieson's Dictionary p255 it would appear then, that Spedlings Flow-moss would be a better application for this name.
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[Page] 11 -- Parish of Lochmaben -- Plan 42. 7 Trace 2.
[Signed ] M. Donohue |
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CORNCOCKLE |
Corncockle Corncockle Corncockle Carncockle |
Robert Douglas James Wells
William Graham
James Bell |
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[Situation] About 2 3/4 miles N. Of Lochmaben
A farm house and Offices property of Sir William Jardine occupied by Robert Douglas. |
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CORNCOCKLE PLANTATION |
Corncockle Plantation Corncockle Plantation Corncockle Plantation |
Robert Douglas James Wells
William Graham |
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[Situation] From 2 3/4 to 3 miles N.N. E. [North North East] of Lochmaben
A large plantation containing about 300 acres, consists of fir trees, with drives through. Before this was made into a plantation it was locally called CorncocKle Moor, now, this name is extinct in the locality. (The plantation occupies the whole extent of what was named CorncocKle Moor) |
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[Page] 12 -- Parish of Lochmaben -- Plan 42. 7 Trace 2.
[Signed ] M. Donohue
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SHAW BURN |
Shaw Burn
Shaw Burn
Shaw Burn |
Mr Robert Douglas Mr James Proudfoot James Wells |
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[Situation] From 2 3/4 miles N. [North] of Lochmaben S.E. [South East] to Kinnel Water.-
A small Stream which begins with this Name on the E . [East] of Shawbridge and runs Southerly into Kinnel Water at Templand (farm house). Near where this taKes its rise there was a farm house called Shaw, from which this and a bridge taKe name. |
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SHAW COTTAGES |
Shaw Cottages Shaw Cottages Shaw Cottages |
David Alstone
James Dickson James Bell |
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[Situation] 2 1/4 miles N. [North] from Lochmaben Town Hall.
Cottages and gardens occupied by laboring men property of Duke of Buccleuch. |
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[Page] 10 -- Parish of Lochmaben -- Plan 42. 7 Trace 3.
[Signed ] M. Donohue |
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SHAW BRIDGE |
Shawbridge
Shawbridge
Shawbridge |
Robert Douglas
James Wells
James Proudfoot |
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A wooden bridge across Kinnel Water, so called in the District. |
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WATER OF AE |
Water of Ae,
Water of Ae,
Water of Ae,
Water of Yea,
Ae Water |
Robert Douglas
James Wells
James Proudfoot
Websters Topogra[phic] Dictionary
Black's County Map of Dumfriesshire |
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A stream in the S.W. of this Plan in many places the bed of the water is covered with gravel. It forms a confluence with the Kinnel at 10 1/2 ch[ain]s S[outh] of Shawbridge. Well known by Water of Ae. |
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POST OFFICE [Templand] |
Post Office, Post Office,
Post Office |
James Wells, James Proudfoot, Robert Douglas |
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A receiving letter office for the village and surrounding District. |
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REDHALL QUARRY |
Redhall Quarry, Redhall Quarry, Redhall Quarry |
James Wells, James Proudfoot, Robert Douglas |
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A red sandstone of good quality where several hands are employed daily. Property of John E. Dickson. |
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TEMPLAND [village] |
Templand, Templand, Templand, Templand Village, Templand Village, Templand Village, Templand |
James Wells, James Proudfoot, Robert Douglas, David Alstone, James Bell, James Dickson, Valuation Rolls |
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A pleasant village, neat houses and gardens occupied by laboring Men. The property of John Edgar Dickson, (of whom it is nearly all feued for 99 years). Templand is the name used often. |
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BROADSLACK |
Broadslack, Broadslack, Broadslack |
James Wells, Mr Dobie, Mr Douglas |
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A farmtown, offices & farm. The property of Sir William Jardine Bart. of Jardinehall. |
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SCHOOL [Templand] |
Templand School, Templand School, Templand School |
James Wells, Mr Dobie, Mr Douglas |
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A day school for boys And girls supported by Subscription. Erected in 1849. |
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TEMPLAND SCAR |
Templand Scar, Templand Scar, Templand Scar |
Mr James Wells, Mr Dobie, Mr Proudfoot |
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A narrow strip of precipitous land forming a remarkable feature overhanging a Nook of Kinnel Water, the name is well known in the vicinty. It is a Rough pasture. |
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TEMPLAND [farm] |
Templand, Templand, Templand |
Mr Proudfoot, James Wells, Mr Robert Douglas |
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A farm town and offices. Property of John Edgar Dickson. This gives name to the village Templand situated in the North of this, the name was originally applied here. |
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FORT [Corncockle Plantation] |
[Roman - scored out] Camp
Camp (supposed)
Camp |
James Wells
James Proudfoot
Robert Douglas |
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A circular mound on a rising ground slightly hollowed inside the interior circle consists of a small sloping bank with a channel or ditch at its extremity. The exterior circle appears trifling but may have been of greater consequence and magnitude at a former period. It is generally called a Roman Camp in this distict. |
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SPEDLINS FLOW |
Spedlings Flow Spedlings Flow Spedlings Flow Spedlins - |
John Creighton
James Scott
George White
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[Situation] 2 3/4 miles N. [North] of Lochmaben extending East,
An extensive tract of Moss in the North east Corner of this trace from which large quantities of Peats are annualy taken |
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SPEDLINS |
Spedlings
Spedlings
Spedlings
Spedlins |
John Creighton, James Scott, William [Bryes]
See page 8 |
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[Situation] Nearly 3 Miles N.N. E. [North North East] of Lochmaben
A substantial house with office, house and Garden & Farm of land attached. |
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FORD ROAD |
Ford Road
Ford Road
Ford Road |
John Creighton
James Bews
George White |
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A Parish road in the nort[h] Corner of the trace leading to [North?]-holm Ford |
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COLDWELL |
Coldwell
Coldwell
Coldwell |
John Creighton,
James Dickson
George White |
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[Situation] 2 3/4 Miles N. N. E. [North North East] of Lochmaben
A small cottage with garden attached on the farm of Spedlings. It derives its name from an excellent spring of water situated near the river Annan. |
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CORNCOCKLE PLANTATION |
Corncockle Plantation
Corncockle Plantation
Corncockle Plantation |
Robert Davidson
John Creighton
James Scott |
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[Situation] From 2 1/2 to 3 Miles N.N.E. [North North East] of Lochmaben
An extensive Fir Plantation on traces 1 & 2 of this plan |
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Parish of Lochmaben - Sheet 42.8 trace 1 - [Page] 21
Entry for Corncockle scored out
[Signed] - John Houston |
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CORNCOCKLE COTTAGE |
Corncockle Cottage, Corncockle Cottage, Corncockle Cottage |
James Scott, Robert Davidson, George White |
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A neat cottage with garden |
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FORT [nr Corncockle Cottage] |
Camp
Camp
Camp |
Robert Davidson,
James Scott, George White |
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In the district this is said to be a Roman Camp, but from the s[ize and] appearance of it it seems to be [-].
It is now all planted with fir wood |
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GOTTERBIE MOOR |
Gotterbie Moor
Gotterby
Gotterbie |
Robert Davidson, James Scott,
Mr Bell, Valuation Rolls, Johnstone's Co[unty] Map |
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A tract of rough heathy [-]land in the middle and south of this trace forming part of th[e] district called Corncockle. |
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BURRANCE |
Burrance
Burrance
Burrance |
Robert Davidson
James Scott
William Boyes |
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[Situation] About 2½ miles N.N.E [North North East] of Lochmaben.
A Farm House with offices, Garden and farm of land attached. |
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BURRANCE KNO |
Burrance Knowe
Burrance Knowe |
Robert Davidson
John Johnstone
William Wells |
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[Situation] About 2¼ miles N.N.E. [North North East] of Lochmaben.
A small round hill in the south east Corner of this trace so called from its proximity to a supposed old camp |
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CAMP (Supposed) [nr Burrance Knowe] |
Camp (supposed)
Pinfold (supposed) |
Thomas Bell
James Scott |
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This is supposed by some to be the remains of a Camp; by others it is considered to have been a Fold for Cattle during the incursions of the Border Freebooters. It is in excellent preservation, is almost square in form, its surrounded by a ditch. There is an entrance gap or gate at the S.E. [South East] side - |
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GOTTERBIE PLANTATION |
Gotterbie Plantation |
Mr Bell,
William Boyes
John Johnstone |
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[Situation] About 2 1/3 miles N.E. [North East] by N.[North] from Lochmaben
A small belt of fir wood in the south east corner of trace. |
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RANGEBANK WOOD |
Range Bank Wood |
James Bell
John Johnstone James Boyes |
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[Situation] About 2 1/2 miles N.E. [North East] by N.[North] from Lochmaben
A small narrow belt of fir [and] forest wood situated in the so[uth] and middle of trace 3. |
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RANGEBANKFOOT |
Rangebankfoot |
James Bell
John Jardine
James Boyes |
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[Situation] About 2 1/2 miles N.E. [North East] by N. [North] from Lochmaben
A small cottage with ga[rden] attached situated at the s[outh] ofbRangebankwood. |
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[Signed] John Houston |
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KILL POOL |
Kill Pool |
Thomas Bell
Walter Dryden
David Dalston |
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[Situation] In River Annan
A noted fishing place in the River Annan. |
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BLACKET HOLE |
Blacket Hole |
Thomas Bell
Walter Dryden
David Dalston |
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[Situation] On River Annan
A noted fishing place in the River Annan. |
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GOTTERBIE HILL |
Gotterbie Hill |
Thomas Bell
James Bell
Walter Dryden |
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[Situation] 2 1/2 miles N.E. by N.[North East by North] from Lochmaben Town Hall
A high lying tract of Cultivated land. |
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[Signed] John [Angus]
Corp RS&M [Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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WATER OF AE |
Water of Ae, Water of Ae, Water of Ae |
John Halliday, Benjamin Thompson, Alex Smith |
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[Situation] Forming a part of N.Wn. [North Western] or Wn. [Western] Parish Boundary.
A large water flowing in a northerly direction through this plan. |
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ELSIESHIELDS WOOD |
Elshieshields Wood |
John Halliday, Benjamin Thompson, Alex Smith |
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[Situation] 1 1/2 Mile N.W. [North West] of Lochmaben.
A large mixed plantation the property of J E Dickson Esquire |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 42.10 Trace 1
Entry for Bell's Ditch scored out.
[Signed] Samuel S. Hill Lce.Corpl. R.S. & M. [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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BLINDHILLS WOOD |
Blindhills Wood
Blindhills Wood
Blindhills Wood |
John Halliday
Bengiman Thompson
Alexander Smith |
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[Situation] 1 1/2 mile N.W. by W [North West by West] of Lochmaben.
A small wood chiefly composed of large Oak trees the property of J.E.Dickson Esq. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 42.10 Trace 1
Entry for Blindleys Moss scored out.
[Signed] Samuel S. Hill Lce.Corpl. R.S. & M. [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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TOWER [Elsieshields] |
Elshieshields Tower, Elshieshields Tower, Elshieshields Tower, Elshieshields Castle, Elshieshields Castle |
Findlay's Directory, Mr John Edgar Dickson, Mr Benjamin Johnstone, Statistics of Parish, Gazetteer of Scotland |
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[Situation] About 1 3/4 Mile N.W. [North West] of Lochmaben.
An old-fashion square building, to which this name, originally applies. There is no Historical information, known respecting it, excepting, that it formerly, belonged to the Johnstones of Annandale, and that probably it was used as a watch tower, in the time of the Rebellion. The escutcheon of the Johnstones is still to be seen on the North side of the building. Attached, is a good dwelling house, offices, etc, the residence is a good property of Mr John Edgar Dickson. See page 3. |
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SHAW BRAE |
Shawbrae, Shawbrae, Shawbrae |
Mr John Edgar Dickson, Mr Benjamin Johnstone, Mr J McMinn |
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[Situation] About 1 3/4 Mile N.W. [North West] of Lochmaben.
A steep wooded brae, a natural formation which consists of Forest Trees, slightly mixed with fir trees. |
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ELSHIESHIELDS |
Elshieshields, Elshieshields, Elshieshields |
Mr John Edgar Dickson, Mr Benjamin Johnstone, Mr James McMinn |
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[Situation] About 1 3/4 Mile N.W. [North West] of Lochmaben.
A dwelling house, offices and large estate, property of Mr John Edgar Dickson. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 42.11 Trace 1
[Signed] M.Donohue |
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WATER OF AE |
Water of Ae
Water of Ae
water of Ae
Ae Water |
Mr John Dickson
Mr. James McMinn
Mr. John Duff
BlacKs Co. [County] Map |
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[Situation] N.Wn. [North Western ] or Wn [Western] Parish Boundary
A Stream which has its rise at the foot of Queensberry hill runs Southward for some miles to KirKmahae then bending its Course Eastward forks a junction with Kinnel Water at Templands |
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ELSIESHIELDS BRIDGE |
Elshieshield's Bridge
Elshieshield's Bridge
Elshieshield's Bridge |
Mr John Edgar Dickson
Mr James McMinn
Mr James Johnstone |
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[Situation] Nearly 2 Miles Nw [North West] from Lochmaben Town Hall
A magnificent Stone bridge of One elliptical Arch across the Water of Ae at Elshieshields Tower from which it derives descriptively * its name . Date on the Parapet is 1833 bring built at the expense of the County * [Initialled MD] |
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[Signed] M Donohue |
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ESBIE |
Esbie
Esbie
Esbie |
Mr. John EDgar DicKson
Mr James McMinn
Mr James Proudfoot |
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[Situation] 2 Miles N.N. W. [North North West] from Lochmaben
A dwelling house, Offices And land, the property of Mr. James McMinn. |
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KINNEL WATER |
Kinnel water
Kinnel Water
Kinnel Water |
Crawford's Co. [County] Map
BlacK's Co. [County] Map
Mr. James Mc Minn |
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[Situation] From near N.W. [North West] point of Parish running S.E. [South East] through N.E. [North East] district
A rivulet which has its rise at Auldmans - hill in the Ph. [Parish] of KirkpatricK juxta and running a Southerly course forms a Confluence with the Annan at Broomhill |
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TODHILLMUIR FORD |
Todhillmuir Ford
Todhillmuir Ford
Todhillmuir Ford |
Mr. William Earshman
Mr. James McMinn
Mr. Benjamin Johnstone |
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[Situation] Through Kinnel Water About 1 1/2 mile N. [North] of Lochmaben
A ford in Kinnel Water where an Old Ph. [Parish] Road crosses |
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[Signed] M. Donohue |
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KINNELSIDE |
Kinnelside
Kinnelside
Kinnelside |
Mr William Earshman
Mr James Proudfoot
Mr James McMinn |
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[Situation] About 1 3/4 mile N. [North] of Lochmaben.
Dwelling house, offices and farm property of David Johnstone. |
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TODHILLMUIR |
Todhillmuir
Todhillmuir
Todhillmuir |
Mr William Earshman
Mr James Proudfoot
Mr McMinn |
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[Situation] About 1 1/3 mile N. [North] of Lochmaben.
Dwelling house offices and farm property of Samuel Farish. |
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KINNELBRIDGE |
Kinnelbridge
Kinnelbridge
Kinnelbridge |
Mr James Proudfoot
Mr John Beck
Mr James Duff |
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[Situation] About 1 1/3 Mile N.N.E. [Morth North East] of Lochmaben.
Dwelling house, offices and farm property of Samuel Farish. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 42.11 Trace 3
[Signed] M.Donohue |
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KINNELHOOK |
Kinnelhook
Kinnelhook
Kinnelhook |
William Rogerson
Mr James Duff
Mr Earshman |
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[Situation] 1 1/2 mile N.N.E. [North North East] of Lochmaben.
A dwelling house, and offices with one field of land to which this name applies. property of William Rogerson. |
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KINNEL BRIDGE |
Kinnel Bridge
Kinnel Bridge
Kinnel Bridge |
Mr John Beck
Mr William Earshman
Mr John Edgar Dickson |
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[Situation] About 1 2/3 mile N.N.E. [North North East] from Lochmaben.
A magnificent Stone bridge of three elliptical arches across Kinnel Water built at the expense of the County . Date on the East Parapet, 1723 on W. [West] one 1821. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 42.11 Trace 3
[Signed] M.Donohue |
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WOODYCASTLE MOSS |
Woodycastle Moss
Woodycastle Moss
Woodycastle Moss
The Woody Castle Moss |
Mr John Edgar DicKson
Mr. James Mc Minn
Mr. John Beck
Named in the district as it is written [MD] |
042 |
[Situation] From 1 to 1 1/2 miles N.N.W. [North North West] from Lochmaben
A peat Moss in which peats were got [MD] the property of John Edgar Dickson of Elshieshield's & other proprietors |
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CHAPELCROFT |
Chapelcroft
Chapelcroft
Chapelcroft |
Mr. Benjamin Johnstone
John Edgar DicKson
Mr. John BecK |
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[Situation] 1 1/2 mile N.W. [North West] from Lochmaben Town Hall
A dwelling house, Offices, And farm, property of John Edgar DicKson of Elshieshields Enquired if there was an Old Chapel And got no Satisfactory information. |
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ELSIESHEILDS WOOD |
Elshieshields Wood
Elshieshields Wood
Elshieshields Wood |
Mr. Benjamin Johnstone
John Edgar DicKson
Mr. John BecK |
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[Situation] 1 1/2 Mile N.W. [North West] of Lochmaben
A wood principally forest trees Slightly interspersed with fir trees property of John Edgar DicKson . |
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Site of CHAPEL [Chapelcroft] |
Site of Chapel
Site of Chapel
Site of Chapel |
John Edgar DicKson
Estate Writings
Bailie Elliot |
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[Situation] 1 1/2 Mile N.W. [North West] from Lochmaben Town Hall
In the Stackyard at the back of Chapelcroft farm formerly stood a chapel - the time of its erection or demolition I cannot ascertain. |
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[Signed] M Donohue |
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RIGGHEADS |
Righeads
Righeads
Righeads
Riggheads
Righead |
Mr John BecK
M. James Mc Minn
John Edgar DicKson
John Duff
Crawford's Co. [County] Map |
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[Situation] 1 1/4 mile N. [North] from Lochmaben
A dwelling house, Offices, and farm Occupied by John Duff property of David Johnstone. |
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WHITEREED MOSS |
Whitereed Moss
Whitereed Moss
Whitereed Moss |
Mr. John Edgar Dickson
Mr. John BecK
Mr. James McMinn |
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[Situation] From 3/4 to 1 1/4 mile North of Lochmaben
A peat Moss, or Bog. the property of John Edgar DicKson - |
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AIK RIG |
Aik Rigg
Aik Rigg
Aik Rigg |
Mr. John Duff
Mr. Benjamin Johnstone
Mr. J. BecK |
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[Situation] 3/4 to 1 1/4 mile N. [North] of Lochmaben Town Hall
An elevated ridge of Cultivated land Aik i the Scottish language Signifies Oak, the correct mode of writing this name appears to be Oak Rigg or more properly Oak Ridge |
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MARECOTH SIKE |
Marecoth SeiK |
Extract from Charter of the Royal Burgh of Lochmaben |
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[Situation] An Municipal Boundary of Lochmaben
A runner or Small stream about 1/4 mile S. [South] of Chapelcroft which partially forms the Municipal Boundary of Lochmaben - |
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Syk or Sike a rill Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson
[Signed] M Donohue |
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STENDTAK KNOWE |
Stendtak Know
Stendtak Know
Stendtak Know
Stintoc
Stentoc |
Mr. John Duff
Walter Drynan
Robert Paterson
Local pronunciation
Local pronunciation |
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[Situation] On the right bank of Kinnel Water about 1 1/3 Mile N.N.E. [North North East] of Lochmaben.
A hillocK constituting a remarKable feature on the banKs of Kinnel Water
Stend in the name is often written Sten, Know Sometimes * written Knowe, Signifying Knoll. The name may be Compounded of Stend a Spring and Tak dried up - the latter when so applied Signifying that the issue from the Spring is only at intervals or certain periods of the Year .- WBJ
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[Signed] M Donohue |
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KINNELBANKS |
Kinnel Banks
Kinnel Banks
Kinnel Banks |
Mr. John Duff
Mr. John Beck
Mr. James Proudfoot of Templand |
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[Situation] About 1 1/3 mile N.E. by N. [North East by North] of Lochmaben
A range of cottages with gardens attached, property of David Johnstone |
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Kinnelbanks Mill - scored through
[Signed] M Donohue |
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VIEWFIELD |
Viewfield
Viewfield
Viewfield |
Mr. James Bell
Mr. Walter Common
Mr. William BrocKie |
042 |
[Situation] 2 miles N.N.E. [North North East] of Lochmaben
Cottages and gardens on the farm of Gotterbie property of Sir William Jardine Bart. [Baronet] |
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KINNEL WATER |
Kinnel Water
Kinnel Water
Kinnel Water |
Mr Walter Common
Mr. James Bell
Mr. James Boyes |
042 |
[Situation] From near N. W. [North West] point of Parish running SE [South East] to River Annan
A Stream in the West of this Plan, And running through it forms a confluence with the Annan at Broomhill |
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SCAR BRAE |
Scarbrae
Scarbrae
Scarbrae |
Mr. Walter Common
Mr James Bell
Mr. Walter Paterson |
042 |
[Situation] On East bank of River Annan 1 1/2 Mile N.N.E. [North North East] of Lochmaben
A declivity overhanging the banKs of Kinnel Water. property of Sir William Jardine Bart. [Baronet] |
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[Signed] M. Donohue |
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BROOMY KNOWE |
Broomy Know
Broomy Know
Broomy Know |
William Earshman
Mr. James Boyes
Mr. James Proudfoot |
042 |
[Situation] 2 miles N.N.E. [North North East] from Lochmaben Town Hall.
A Small Knoll, rough & broomy the name is well established inconsequence of its being a supposed junction for three Lairds property boundary "as yet undefined" |
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BURNSIDE |
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside |
Mr. Walter Common
Mr. James Bell
Mr. James Boyes |
042 |
[Situation] About 1 3/4 mile N.N. E. [North North East] from Lochmaben
A dwelling house, Offices and land (one field only) property of Sir William Jardine Bart. [Baronet] |
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BEEBINKS |
BeebinKslees
BeebinKslees
BeebinKslees
BeebinKs |
Mr. James Boyes
Fiscal documents in the Ho. [House]
Mr. Proudfoot of Templand
Mr Beck collector of Poor's Rate |
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[Situation] 1 3/4 mile N.N. E. [North North East] from Lochmaben
A dwelling house offices And farm, property of Sir William Jardine In the district around this in a short way named BeebinKs Beebinks Leas Seems to the correct mode. |
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MILLHOUSE BRIDGE |
Millhouse Bridge
Millhouse Bridge
Millhouse Bridge |
Mr James Bell
Mr. William BrocKie
Mr Walter Common |
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[Situation] About 2 1/2 miles N.E. [North East] from Lochmaben Town Hall.
A magnificent Stonebridge of one elliptical Arch across the River Annan at the village of Millhouse, On the South parapet is "Built at the expense of the County in 1827" |
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Gotterie Hill |
Gotterie Hill |
Thomas Bell
James Bell
Walter Dryden |
042 |
[Situation] 2 1/2 miles N.E. [North East] from Lochmaben Town Hall
A high lying tract of Cultivated land. |
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GOTTERBIE |
Gotterbie
Gotterbie
Gotterbie
Gotterby
Gotterbie |
James Bell
Mr. William BrocKie
Mr. Walter Common
Valuation Rolls
Johnstone's Co. [County] Map |
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[Situation] About 2 1/4 miles N.E. [North East] from Lochmaben Town Hall.
A good farm house, And Offices, property of Sir William Jardine Bart. [Baronet] |
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OLD GOTTERBIE |
Oldgotterbie |
Mr James Bell
Mr. William BrocKie
Mr. Walter Common |
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[Situation] About 2 1/4 miles N.E. {nort East] by N. [North] from LOchmaben Town Hall.-
A cottage [MD] & garden property of Sir William Jardine, Bart. [Baronet] Formerly this was a farm Steading |
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RIVER ANNAN |
River Annan
River Annan
River Annan
River Annan |
Mr. James Bell
Mr. BecK
Mr Walter Common
Crawford's Co. [County] Map |
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[Situation] On East side of Parish forming for the most part En [Eastern] Boundary
A river running in the East of this Plan, through it |
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[Signed] M Donohue |
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BRIDGEMOOR |
Bridgemoor
Bridgemoor
Bridgemoor |
Mr. Walter Common
Mr. James Bell
Mr. Proudfoot |
042 |
[Situation] About 1 1/2 mile N.N. E. [North North East] from Lochmaben Town Hall
A good dwelling house, and offices and farm property of Sir William Jardine. |
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WATERING FORD |
Wateringford
Wateringford
Wateringford |
Mr.Walter Common
Mr Boyes
Mr. William Paterson |
042 |
[Situation] Through Kinnel Water nearly 1 1/2 mile N.N. E. [North North East] of Lochmaben
A ford in Kinnel water where An Occupation road crosses property of Sir William Jardine |
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MILLWILLAN FORD |
Milwillanford
Milwillanford
Milwillanford
Milwillowsford |
Mr Walter Common
Mr BrocKie
Mr. Bell
Thomas Frood (resident at Bridgemon 30 years) |
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[Situation] Through Kinnel Water 1 1/4 mile N.E. [North East] from Lochmaben
A ford in Kinnel water where An Occupation road crosses property of Sir William Jardine There is a parcel of land adjoining called Milwillan, as well as a patch of willows on the banK of the River which gives the name ie Willan, a willow &C |
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[Signed] M Donohue |
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PARK |
Park
Park
Park |
Mr. James Bell
Mr. William Brockie
Mr Walter Common |
042 |
[Situation] 1 1/2 mile N.E. [North East] by E. [East] from Lochmaben
a dwelling house and garden formerly a farm Steading property of Sir William Jardine Bart. [Baronet] |
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FISHBECK LAKE |
Fish
Fish [JB]
Fish |
Mr. James Bell of Gotterbie
Mr. William BrocKie of Mill house
Mr. John BrockKe of Mill House |
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[Situation] Forming a Small part of En. [Eastern] Parish Boundary,
A stream which enters the East of this Plan forming part of the Parish boundary. property of Sir william Jardine Bart. [Baronet] |
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[Entry] Buckie's Ark- "Cancelled" JBJ
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BLIND LOCHS |
Blind Lochs
Blind Lochs
Blind Lochs
Blind Lochs |
John McNairn
Alexander Smith
Robert Carruthers
Ancient Map of Annandale |
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[Situation] At Nn [Nothern] Parish Boundary
Two small Lochs through which passes the boundary between Tinwald and Lochmaben |
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Entry Bells Ditch & Blindleys Moss scored out
[Signed] Samuel S Hill
Lce Corpl RS&M [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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BLINDHILLS WOOD |
Blindhills Wood
Blindhills Wood
Blindhills Wood
Blindhills Wood |
John McNairn
Robert Carruthers
Alexander Smith |
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[Situation] 1 3/4 Mile N.W. [North West] of Lochmaben
A Small wood chiefly Composed of Oak trees the property of John E DicKson Esq |
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The Canal & Broadly dykes Moss - entries scored through
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Lce Corpl RS&M [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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ROMAN ROAD |
Roman Road (Site of)
Roman Road (Site of)
Roman Road (Site of) |
John McNairn
Robert Carruthers
Alexander Smith |
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Supposed Site of a Roman Road passing through this Parish
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BROOMRIGG |
Broomrigg
Broomrigg
Broomrigg |
John McNairn
Robert Carruthers
Alexander Smith |
042 |
[Situation] 1 1/4 Mile N.W. [North West] of Lochmaben
A Small farm house with outbuildings and garden the property of Mrs HarKness |
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BALDY'S ROCK |
Baldy's Nook
Baldy's Nook
Baldy's Nook |
John McNairn
Robert Carruthers
Alexander Smith |
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[Situation] 1 Mile N.W. [North West] of Lochmaben
A Small Nook or Corner in an angle of a field, on the property of Robert Carruthers
An angle in the parish road, [11] chains South of Broomrigg. |
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[Signed] Samuel S Hill
Lce Corpl RS&M [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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LOCHMABEN TOWN FLOW |
Lochmabentown Flow
Lochmabentown Flow
Lochmabentown Flow |
John McNairn
Alexander Smith
Robert Carruthers |
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[Situation] 1 Mile est from Lochmaben Town
A large tract of Moss the property of the Town of Lochmaben |
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[Signed] Samuel S Hill
Lce Corpl RS&M [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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BROADLEADYKES |
Broadly dyKes
Broadly dyKes
Broadly dyKes
BroadleadyKes |
Alexander Smith Occupier
George Carlyle LochbanK
John Waugh
East Street Lochmaben
William HarKness
Mr Tait |
042 |
[Situation] 1 1/8 Mile N.W. by W [North West by West] of Lochmaben Town Hall
A Small farm house with outbuildings Garden and StacKyard, the property of John E. DicKson Esq. |
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Entries for Broadly dyKes Moss & The Canal are scored out
[Signed] Samuel S Hill
Lce Corpl RS&M [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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WOODYCASTLE MOSS |
Dinwoody Moss
Dinwoody Moss
Dinwoody Moss
* Woody Castle Moss |
Alexander Smith
George Carlyle
John Waugh
William HarKness Esqr |
042 |
[Situation] 1 Mile N.W. by N. [North West by North] of Lochmaben Town Hall.
A large tract of Moss entering this Plan on the North Side, extending down to Air or Upper Loch. * This is considered to be the proper Name [JB] |
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ROMAN CAMP [Woodycastle] |
Dinwoody Castle (Site of ) Camp
Dinwoody Castle (Site of ) Camp
Woody Castle
Woody Castle
Wood Castle
Woody Castle
Woody or Dinwoodie Castle |
Alexander Smith George Carlyle
John Waugh William HarKness Esqr
Lochmaben Burgh Plan
Map of Annandale in Roy's Rantiquities
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Gazetteer of Scotland |
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[Situation] 68 Chains N.W. by N. [North West by North] of Lochmaben Town Hall
A large circular intrenchment supposed to be the remains of a Roman station (in the centre of the Camp stood an old strong hold, which was called Dinwoody [Castle] of which no hall exists. Woody Castle is Considered the proper Name Dinwoodie Caslte is Said to be situated in another parish . JA See page 3 |
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UPPER LOCH |
Uir, or Upper Loch
Uir, or Upper Loch
Uir, or Upper Loch
Upper Loch |
Alexander Smith
G. Carlyle
J. Waugh
Lochmaben Burgh Plan |
042 |
[Situation] About 3/4 mile N.E. [North East] of Lochmaben Town Hall.
A Loch the property of J.E. DicKson Esq. I have been informed that meaning of Uir, is upper, Ober or Upper Loch, the former in the [Scots] resembles in Sound the word written Upper Loch is the name in general [use] |
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[Pencil note below Upper Loch] "Not in the [least]"
[Signed] Samuel S Hill
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UPPER LOCHHEAD |
Upper Lochhead
Upper Lochhead
Upper Lochhead |
Alexander Smith
George Carlyle
John Waugh |
042 |
[situation] 3/4 mile N.E. [North East] of Lochmaben Town Hall
A range of Small Cottages and gardens the property of the Marquis of Queensberry |
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Entries for Weel Butter Scone & Elliots Well are scored out
[Signed] Samuel S Hill
Lce Corpl RS&M [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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ROMAN ROAD [Lochmaben parish] |
Roman Road (Site of)
Roman Road (Site of)
Roman Road (Site of)
Roman Road (Site of)
Roman Road (Site of) |
Alexander Smith
George Carlyle
John Waugh
Andrew Johnstone Esq.
Bailie Elliott |
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The supposed route of a Roman road Stone pavement has been discovered on several parts of this route, Bailie Elliott of Lochmaben says that when he was young , a great portion of the road could be traced distinctly, it was about 20 feet wide, raised slightly in the centre, the route was from Bineuswark by Broomhill, Lochmaben , Dinwoodie Castle, Slacks, & Trailflat. ( it did not follow the course of the present roads) and Continued into Ayrshire, The intelligent inhabitants of the district believe this to have been a Roman Road.
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[Signed] Samuel S Hill
Lce Corpl RS&M [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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MILL LOCH |
Mill Loch
Mill Loch
Mill Loch
Mill Loch
Lochmaben Mill Loch |
James Burgess
George Carlyle
Statistics of Lochmaben
John Waugh
Plan of Lochmaben Burgh |
042 |
[Situation] Between Upper Loch and Lochmaben.
A large Loch the property of the Town of Lochmaben. |
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LOCHVILLE |
Lochville
Lochville
Lochville |
James Burgess
George Carlyle
John Waugh |
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[Situation] In N.En. [North Eastern] vicinity of Mill Loch.
A large house with garden , situated on the East side of Mill Loch. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 42.15 Trace 2
Entry for 'Little Oak Rigg' scored out.
[Signed] Samuel S. Hill
Lce Corpl R.S.& M. [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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RIGGSIDE |
Riggside
Riggside
Riggside |
Thomas Graham Marjoribanks
George Carlyle
John Waugh |
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[Situation] 3/4 mile N. [North] of Lochmaben Town Hall.
A Small Cottage and garden the property of William Burgess. |
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RIGGFOOT |
Riggfoot
Riggfoot
Riggfoot |
William Burgess
Thomas Graham
George Carlyle |
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In Nn. [Northern] vicinity of the Town of Lochmaben.
A small Cottage and garden the property of James Gardener. |
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BROOMHILL PARK |
Broomhill Park
Broomhill Park
Broomhill Park |
William Burgess
Thomas Graham
James Gardener |
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[Situation] In Nn. [Northern] Vicinity of the Town of Lochmaben.
A small Cottage and garden occupied by two families the property David Johnston Esq. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan Trace 3
[Signed] Samuel S. Hill
Lce Corpl R.S.& M. [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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WHITEREED MOSS |
Whitereed Moss
Whitereed Moss
Whitereed Moss |
James Wells Lochmaben
John Waugh
George Carlyle |
042 |
[Situation] From about 3/4 Mile N.N.W. [North North West] of Lochmaben Town Hall Extending Northwards.
A large tract of moss the property of J.E.Dickson Esq. |
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LOCHBANK |
Lochbank
Lochbank
Lochbank |
James Wells
John Waugh
George Carlyle |
042 |
[Situation] 3/4 mile N.W. [North West] from Lochmaben.
A farm house with extensive out offices garden and stackyard the property of J.E.Dickson Esq. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 42.15 Trace 3
Entry for 'Whitereed Plantation' scored out.
[Signed] Samuel S. Hill
Lce.Corpl R.S. & M. [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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OLDMILL |
Old Mill
Old Mill
Old Mill |
James Burgess Occupier
George Carlyle
John Waugh |
042 |
[Situation] Nearly 3/4 mile N.W. by N. [North West by North] from Lochmaben Town Hall.
A Small Cottage situated on the north side of Mill Loch. Was formerly a mill for which reason it bears the name 'Old Mill'. |
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AIK RIG |
Oak Rigg
Oak Rigg
Oak Rigg
Aik Rigg
Aik Rigg
Aik Rigg |
James Burgess
George Carlyle
John Waugh
William Harkness
Plan of Lochmaben Burgh
Local pronounciation |
042 |
[Situation] In N.Wn. [North Western] vicinity of Lochmaben.
A small hill which at a former period was covered with oak trees, hence the name. A cultivated ridge. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 42.15 Trace 3
[Signed] Samuel S. Hill Lce.Corpl R.S. & M.
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BROOMHILL SLACK |
Broomhill Slack
Broomhill Slack
Broomhill Slack |
John Waugh
Thomas Graham
George Carlyle |
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[Situation] About 3/4 mile N.E. [North East] of Lochmaben Town Hall.
A small valley running through the farm of Broomhills. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 42.15 Trace 3
[Signed] Samuel S. Hill
Lce.Corpl R.S. & M. [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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BOGLE HOLE |
Marjoribanks
Marjoribanks
Marjory Banks
Bogle Hole
Bogle Hole |
John Waugh
Thomas Graham
George Carlyle
Plan of Lochmaben Burgh
Description of Lochmaben Parliamentary Boundaries |
042 |
[Situation] Forming the Nn. [Northern] portion of the Town of Lochmaben.
A small range of buildings belonging to several proprietors. |
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CHURCH (United Presbyterian) [Lochmaben] |
Secession Church
Secession Church
Secession Church
United Presbyterian Church |
John Waugh
Thomas Graham
George Carlyle
George Carlyle |
042 |
[Situation] At the North end of Lochmaben.
A large building having seats for about 600 people. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 42.15 Trace 3
[Bogle Hole] - " The original name, by which it is best Known JA " |
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BARRAS |
Barras
Barras
Barrows |
John Waugh
Thomas Graham
Lochmaben Burgh Plan |
042 |
[Situation] At the North end of Lochmaben Town.
A large range of buildings Extending from Mill Loch to the Secession Church it is the property of several proprietors, the word Barrows means a hill.
The signification is a barrier or outwork. Barras is correct. |
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BEERFLAT |
Beerflat
Beerflat
Beerflat |
John Waugh
Thomas Graham
George Carlyle |
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[Situation] 32 Chains Almost North of Lochmaben Town Hall.
A large Cottage and Garden with Extensive Pigerys the property of J.E.Dickson Esq. |
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BLAE MEADOW |
Blae Meadow
Blae Meadow
Blae Meadow
Blae Meadow |
Thomas Charters
John Waugh
George Carlie
Lochmaben Burgh Plan |
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[Situation] In N.En. [North Eastern] vicinity of Lochmaben.
A long Strip of Meadow the property of several Lands. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 42.15 Trace 3
[Signed] Samuel S. Hill
Lce.Corpl R.S. & M. [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 42.15 Trace 3
Entries for 'White Hills' and 'Whitehills Moss' scored out on this page
[Signed] Samuel S. Hill
Lce.Corpl R.S. & M. [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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COCKWELL |
Cockwell
Cockwell
Cockwell |
George Carlyle
John Waugh
William Graham Watch Hill |
042 |
[Situation] About 3/4 mile N.W. [North West] of Lochmaben Town Hall.
A Small Cottage and garden the property of Mrs Hamilton. |
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MAXWELLBANK |
Maxwellbank
Maxwellbank
Maxwellbank |
John Porteous
George Carlyle
William Graham |
042 |
[Situation] 2/3 Mile N.W. [North West] of Lochmaben.
A Small Cottage and garden the property of John Porteous. |
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ROSEHALL |
Rosehall
Rosehall
Rosehall |
John Porteous
George Carlyle
William Graham |
042 |
[Situation] About 2/3 Mile N.W. [North West] of Lochmaben.
A Small Cottage and garden the property of John McViesie |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 42.15 Trace 4
[Signed] Samuel S. Hill
Lce.Corpl R.S. & M. [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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WATCHHILL |
Watchhill
Watchhill
Watchhill |
Robert Carruthers Occupier
William Graham
George Carlyle |
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[Situation] 3/4 Mile W. [West] of Lochmaben.
A small farm house with outbuildings and garden the property of Robert Carruthers. |
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WATCH HILL |
Watch Hill
Watch Hill
Watch Hilll |
Robert Carruthers
William Graham
George Carlyle |
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[Situation] 5/6 Mile N.W.W. [North West West] of Lochmaben Town Hall.
A large hill on the property of William Graham. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 42.15 Trace 4
[Signed] Samuel S. Hill
Lce.Corpl R.S. & M. [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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LAVEROCKHALL |
Laverockhall
Laverockhall
Laverockhall
Laverock Hall |
William Beck, occupant
John Waugh
George Carlyle
Lochmaben Burgh Plan |
042 |
[Situation] 1/2 Mile N.W. [North West] of Lochmaben Town Hall.
A small farm-house with garden, outbuildings and Stackyard the property of William Beck. |
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LOCHSIDE |
Lochside
Lochside
Lochside |
William Beck
John Waugh
George Carlyle |
042 |
[Situation] In N.Wn. [North Western] vicinity of Lochmaben.
A Small farm-house with Outbuildings and Stackyard. |
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KIRK LOCH |
Church Loch
Church Loch
Church Loch
Kirk Loch
Kirk Loch
Kirk Loch
Kirk Loch |
William Mitchell
John Waugh
William Graham
Lochmaben Burgh Plan
Local pronounciation
Statistics of Parish
Fullarton's Gazeteer
Johnstone's Co. [County] Map |
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[Situation] At S.W. [South West] side of Lochmaben.
A large loch so called from its proximity to the Parish Church. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 42.15 Trace 5
[Signed] Samuel S. Hill
Lce.Corpl R.S. & M. [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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LOCHMABEN [town] |
Lochmaben Town
Lochmaben Town
Lochmaben Town |
John Waugh
William Charteris
William Graham |
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[Situation] Near the Centre of Lochmaben Parish 8 Miles from Dumfries 4 from Lockerbie and 15 from Moffat.
A large Town in which are several Streets and public buildings, besides minor ones.
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MARJORIE SIKE |
Marjorie Seik
Syk or Sike a Rill |
Extract from Charter of the Royal Burgh of Lochmaben
Dr [Doctor] Jamieson |
042 |
On the Municipal Boundary of Lochmaben.
A Small Stream which has its Source a little to the North of Lochmaben, runs S.E. [South East] and falls into Halleaths Loch. |
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TOWNHEAD |
Townhead
Townhead
Townhead |
John Waugh
William Mitchell
William Wells |
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[Situation] From Town Hall running Northwards.
A Small house situated on the North side of the Town. |
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WEST STREET [Lochmaben] |
West Street
West Street
West Street |
William Mitchell
John Waugh
Mr Crunion |
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[Situation] From the East end of Bruce St. running Northwards to Town Head.
A large Street extending from Mill Loch until it enters Bruce Street on the South. |
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EAST STREET [Lochmaben] |
East Street
East Street
East Street |
John Waugh
William Mitchell
William Wells |
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[Situation] From Town Hall running Northwards to Town Head.
A large Street extending from Town Head to the Town Hall. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 42.15 Trace 6
[Signed] Samuel S. Hill
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FREE CHURCH [Lochmaben] |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
John Waugh
William Mitchell
William Wells |
042 |
[Situation] Near the South end of East Street on the East side thereof.
A large building having Accommodation for about 600 sitters. |
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SCHOOL [Free Church, Lochmaben] |
Free Church School
Free Church School
Free Church School |
John Waugh
William Mitchell
William Wells |
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[Situation] Adjoining the Free Church on the South.
A large School attached to the Free Church. The Master's Salary is derived from the Scholars And Members of the Church. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 42.15 Trace 6 |
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CASTLE STREET [Lochmaben] |
Castle Street
Castle Street
Castle Street |
John Waugh
William Mitchell
Mr Crunson |
042 |
[Situation] From near Centre of West Street running S.E. [South East] to Castle Street.
A Short Street bearing this Name from the Old Yard to the Townhall. |
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COMMERCIAL INN [Lochmaben] |
Commercial Inn
Commercial Inn
Commercial Inn |
John Waugh
William Mitchell
William Wells |
042 |
[Situation] At the South end of Castle Street.
A Commodious building licenced to retail Spirituous liquers And Accommodate Travellers. |
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WELL STREET [Lochmaben] |
Well Street
Well Street
Well Street |
John Waugh
William Mitchell
William Wells |
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[Situation] Nearly bisecting Castle Street.
A Narrow Street running from West Street to East Street. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 42.15 Trace 6
[Signed] Samuel S. Hill
Lce.Corpl R.S. & M. [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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BRUCE STREET [Lochmaben] |
Bruce Street
Bruce Street
Bruce Street |
William Mitchell John Waugh William Graham |
042 |
[Situation] Running West from the Town Hall
This Street bears its Name from the road leading to LaverocK hall to the Crown Inn. There are no public buildings in it |
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CROWN INN [Lochmaben] |
Crown Inn
Crown Inn
Crown Inn |
William Mitchell George Carlyle William Graham |
042 |
[Situation] At the East End of Bruce Street -
A large building with extensive Outbuildings and Garden, the property of William Mitchell - licensed to retail liqueres and has Accommodation for travellers |
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MANSE [ph, Bruce St, Lochmaben] |
Parish Church Manse do Parish Church Manse |
A. Roddan
William Reid |
042 |
[Situation] At En [Eastern] extremity of Bruce Street
A Substantial building two storeys high with outhouses and Garden attached erected 1761, for the Accommodation of the Parish Minister for the time being. |
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HIGH STREET [Lochmaben] |
High Street
High Street
High Street |
John Waugh William Mitchell William Wells |
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[Situation] From the Town Hall to the Parish Church
A Spacious Street in which the houses are with a few exceptions two Storeys high.- It is the principal Street of the Town, in it are the Town Hall Market Cross, National BanK Kings Arms Inn and at its Southern extremity the Parish Church. |
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TOWN HALL |
Town Hall
Town Hall
Town Hall |
John Waugh William Mitchell William Wells |
042 |
[Situation] At the North end of High Street-
A large building situated in High Street.
See Page 2 |
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[Signed] Samuel S Hill
Lce Corpl RS&M [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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MARKET CROSS [Lochmaben] |
Market Cross Market Cross Market Cross |
John Waugh William Mitchell William Wells |
042 |
[Situation] About 1 Chain S.S.E. [South South East] of the Town Hall
A Small Stone pillar on the top of which is the form of a Cross at which Markets are held
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KING'S ARMS INN [Lochmaben] |
King's Arms King's Arms King's Arms Kings Arms Inn Kings Arms Inn |
William Mitchell Mr. Patton
Mr. Wells
A. Rodan
William Dickson |
042 |
[Situation] Near the North End of high Street on West Side thereof-
A Small public house Situated in High Street A two-storey building licenced to retail liqueres - and has good accommodation for travellers Etc. |
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POST OFFICE [Lochmaben] |
Post Office |
A Roddan |
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[Situation] Near the South End of High Street on the East Side thereof .-
A two Storey house in a ground apartment of which letters are received assorted and despatched from and to the Burgh and its neighbourhood |
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Site of ST MAGDALENE'S CHURCH |
St Magdalene's Church
St Magdalene's Church
St Magdalene's Church |
A.Johnston Esqr.
W.Harkness Esqr.
Lochmaben Burgh plan |
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[Situation] In Lochmaben Church Yard 5 Chains S.W. [South West] from the Town Hall.
The ancient church of Lochmaben. Its site is quite visible, and is recognised by being a few feet lower than the Surrounding Surface. It is situated in the Grave Yard.
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NATIONAL BANK [Lochmaben] |
National Bank
National Bank
National Bank |
William Mitchell
John Waugh
William Wells |
042 |
[Situation] Near the N. [North] end of High Street on the W. [West] side thereof.
A large Savings Bank situated in High Street.
A two Storey building used as a Sub or Branch Office of the National Bank of Scotland - not National Security Savings Bank. |
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ST MAGDALENE'S WELL |
St Magdalene's Well
St Magdalene's Well
St Magdalene's Well |
William Mitchell
George Carlyle
William Graham |
042 |
[Situation] About 8 Chains S.S.W. [South South West] of Lochmaben Town Hall.
A large Spring Well which derived its Name from the Old Church of Lochmaben.
A Consecrated Well of the Monks of Guysburn during 11th & 12th Centuries. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 42.15 Trace 6
[Signed] Samuel S Hill
Lce Corpl RS&M [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners]
[Signed] J.A. [Signed] Samuel S. Hill LceCorpl. R.S.M. [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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GRUMMEL LOCH |
Grimble Loch
Grimble Loch
Grimble Loch
Grumle Loch
Grummel-Mud |
John Waugh
William Charteris
William Graham
Lochmaben Burgh Plan
Dr [Doctor] Jamieson's Dictionary |
042 |
[Situation] 7 Chains East of the Town Hall.
A Small portion of meadow which was formerly a Loch and into which the Town Sewers were discharged. It is now a muddy hollow, covered with coarse grass.- |
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CROFTFOOT MOSS |
Croftfoot Moss
Croftfoot Moss
Croftfoot Moss
Croftfoot Moss |
John Waugh
William Charteris
William Graham
Lochmaben Burgh Plan |
042 |
[Situation] About 1/4 mile N.E. [North East] of the Town Hall.
A Small portion of Moss situated on the South side of White hills. |
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WHITEHILLS |
Whitehills
Whitehills
Whitehills |
A Johnstone Esqr.
W. Harkness Esqr.
Lochmaben Burgh Plan |
042 |
[Situation] 1/4 mile N.E. [North East] of Town Hall.
A Small district of land partly moss and partly arable. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 42.15 Trace 6 |
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LOCHMABEN MILL (Corn) |
Lochmaben or Beerflat Mill
Lochmaben or Beerflat Mill
Lochmaben or Beerflat Mill
Lochmaben Mill
Lochmaben Mill |
John Waugh
William Charteris
William Mitchael
William Harkness Esqr.
New Statistical Account of Lochmaben |
042 |
[Situation] In N.En. [North Eastern] vicinity of Lochmaben.
A large flour mill propelled by water, the property of J.E.Dickson Esq.
[Opposite the Lochmaben Mill name] This is the proper name. [Signed] J.A. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 42.15 Trace 6
Entries for 'English Vennel' and 'Grave Yard' scored out.
[Signed] Samuel S. Hill
Lce Corpl. R.S.M. [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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RAVEN HILL |
Renyald Knowe
Renyald Knowe
Renyald Knowe
Raven Hill
Raven Hill
Raven Hill |
William Charters
John Waugh
William Graham
William Harkness Esqr.
AS. Johnston Esqr.
Lochmaben Burgh plan |
042 |
[Situation] 1/4 mile N.E. by N. [North East by North] of Lochmaben Town Hall.
A small grass hill. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 42.15 Trace 6
Entries for 'Mill Well' and 'Hardcheeks' scored out.
[Signed] Samuel S. Hill LceCorpl. R.S.M. [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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BROOMHILL |
Broomhill
Broomhill
Broomhill |
Crawford's Co. Map
Black's Co. Map
George Johnstone |
042 |
[Situation] About 1 mile N.E. by E. [North East by East] of Lochmaben Town Hall.
A farm house offices and land to which this name applies. Occupied by George Johnstone. |
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KINNEL WATER (Old Course) |
Old course of Kinnel Water
Old course of Kinnel Water
Old course of Kinnel Water |
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[Situation] From near the N.W. [North West] point of Parish, running S.E. [South East] to River Annan.
A crook, or irregular winding curve of the former course of Kinnel Water separated by cutting a small isthmus or narrow neck of land at a cost of about 460 £ and which now forms the present channel of Kinnel Water and leaves that nearly a small island. |
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MOSS POOL |
Moss Pool
Moss Pool
Moss Pool |
Mr Thomas Byers
Mr George Johnstone
Mr John Beck |
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[Situation] In Old Course of River Annan about 1 1/4 mile N.E. [North East] from Lochmaben.
Part of the Old Course of Kinnel Water. "Said to be very deep". |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 42.16 Trace 1
[Signed] M.Donohue |
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RIVER ANNAN |
River Annan do River Annan do River Annan do River Annan do River Annan |
Topographical Dictionary of Scotland
Geographical map of Scotland date 1819.
Blacks Map of Scotland
Mr. A Johnstone
Mr. G Johnstone |
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A river which takes its rise in a place called the Marquis of Annandales beef stand( otherwise called the Devils beef tub) in the Parish of Moffat, on the border of Tweeddale, and runs southward through that District of Dumfries-shire to which it gives its name. In its course it receives several tributary streams; its banks are highly fertile and armamented, and its beautiful meanderings add much to the romantic appearance of the surrounding scenery. It discharges itself into the Solway Firth, about 2 miles below Annan after a course of nearly 30 miles |
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KINNEL WATER |
Kinnell Water
Kinnell Water
Kinnell Water |
Black's Co. [County] Map
Mr John Dickson
Mr George Johnstone |
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[Situation] From N Wn [North Western] point of Parish running S.E. [South East] to River Annan.
A river which has its rise at Auld-mans-hill in the Parish of Kirkpatrick-juxta, and, running a Southerly Course forms a Confluence with the River Annan at Broomhill. |
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BROOMHILL FORD |
Broomhill Ford
Broomhill Ford
Broomhill Ford |
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[Situation] Through River Annan about 1 mile N. E. by E. [North East by East] of Lochmaben.
A shallow part of the River Annan where a Parish road Crosses where it is a Ford. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 42.16 Trace 2
[Signed] M. Donohue Feb. [February] 1856 |
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HALLEATHS LOCH |
Broomhill Loch
Broomhill Loch
Broomhill Loch
Halleaths Loch
Halleaths Loch
Halleaths Loch |
Mr George Johnstone
Mr Thomas Byers
Andrew Johnstone Esq.
Fullarton's Gazeteer of Scotland
Crawford's Co. Map
Johnstone's Co. Map |
042 |
[Situation] 1/2 Mile West from Lochmaben.
A small lake about 34 chains long and 26 1/2 chs. [chains] broad, and forms a junction for three properties.
In locality this lake is recognised by the respective Names of these properties, Halleaths being the most extensive and may be a sufficient reason for the Adoption of the Name here. See Authorities. |
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WHITEHILLS |
Whitehills
Whitehills
Whitehills |
A.Johnstone Esqr.
W.Harkness Esqr.
Lochmaben Burgh Plan |
042 |
[Situation] In N.Wn. [North Western] vicinity of Halleaths Loch.
A small district of land partly moss & partly arable. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 42.16 Trace 3
Entry for 'Mill Dam' scored through.
[Signed] M.Donohue |
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BROADHOLM |
Broadholm
Broadholm
Broadholm |
Andrew Johnstone Esq.
Mr George Johnstone
Mr Thomas Byers |
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[Situation] 1 1/3 Mile N.E.E. [North East by East] of Lochmaben.
A dwelling house and offices, the property of Andrew Johnstone Esq. |
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BROADHOLM FORD |
Broadholm Ford
Broadholm Ford
Broadholm Ford |
Mr G.Johnstone
Mr Thomas Byers
Mr Beck |
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[Situation] Through River Annan 3/4 Mile East from Lochmaben.
A ford in the River Annan where an Occupation road crosses it. principally used by Andrew Johnstone Esq. of Halleathes. |
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PEAT HILL |
Peathill
Peathill
Peathill |
Mr G.Johnstone
Mr Thomas Byers
Mr J.Beck |
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[Situation] About 3/4 mile East from Lochmaben.
A hill feature property of Andrew Johnstone Esqr. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 42.16 Trace 4
[Signed] M.Donohue |
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JANICAL LAKE |
Janical Lake
Janical Lake
Janical Lake |
Mr John Anderson of Hightae
Mr John Brockie of Millhouse
Mr William Brockie of Millhouse |
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[Situation] Partially forming En. [Eastern] Parish Boundary.
A stream in the Parish of Dryfesdale and running a S.W. [South West] course enters the parish of Lochmaben on the S.E. [South East] side of Broadholm, at which point it forms the Ph. [Parish] boundary, thence running Southward it discharges itself into Annan at the Boathouse. Has its Source in the Parish of Applegarth. |
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MARJORIE SIKE |
Marjorie Seik |
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See Page for Authorities, Description etc. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 42.16 Trace 4
[Signed] M.Donohue |
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BURNSIDE |
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside |
John Cron
William Wells
John Lauder |
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[Situation] 1 1/2 Mile S.W.W. [South West West] of Lochmaben
A House with Office houses Garden & Farm of land attached situated in the west Corner of this trace. |
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BURNSIDE COTTAGE |
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside |
John Lauder
John Lawson
Thomas Johnstone |
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[Situation] About 1 1/2 mile S.W.W. [South West by West] from Lochmaben.
A neat cottage with garden and Fir plantation attached, situated on the north side of the Public road running through this traced. |
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RAEMOOR BURN |
Srt Thomas Cleuch Burn
Hunterhouse Burn
Raemuir Burn
Raemoor Burn |
Old map of the Burgh of Lochmaben
George Richardson
John Cron
See Torthorwald Name Book |
050 |
[Situation] Forming for the most part Wn. [Western] Parish Boundary.
A small stream running through all the traces of this Plan and separating the Parishes of Tinwald and Lochmaben. It is not generally known by the first name. It is known by the other ones. |
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Sheet 50.2 Trace 1
[Signed] John Houston |
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LOCHMABEN MOOR |
Lochmaben Moor
Lochmaben Moor
Lochmaben Moor |
Town Plan of Lochmaben
John Crow
Thomas Johnstone |
050 |
[Situation] From 1 1/2 to 2 1/4 miles S.W. [South West] of Lochmaben.
All the land occupied by the Plan bears the name of Lochmaben Moor. It formerly belonged to the Burgh of Lochmaben but is now disposed of and at present belongs to various Proprietors. |
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CLEUGHSIDE |
Cleuchside
Cleuchside
Crawnests |
Robert Sanders
John Crow
George Richardson |
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[Situation] Nearly 2 Miles S.W. [South West] of Lochmaben.
A Cottage in a ruinous Condition with Farm of land attached , situated in the north of trace no.2 of the plan. |
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BOTTOM |
Bottom
Bottom
Bottom |
John Sanders
Robert Sanders
John Crow |
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[Situation] 2 Miles S.W. by S. [South West by South] of Lochmaben.
A Farm House with Garden and Farm of land attached situated in the south east corner of the trace. |
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Sheet 50.2 Trace 2
[Signed] John Houston |
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ST THOMAS'S CHAPEL [cottage] |
St Thomas's Chapel
St Thomas's Chapel
St Thomas's Chapel |
John Crow
Thomas Tait
George Richardson |
050 |
[Situation] About 1 3/4 mile S.W. [South West] from Lochmaben Market Cross.
Small Cottages with gardens attached belonging to John Crow & Robert Crow. The name is said to be derived from an old chapel which was situated in the Field immediately adjoining the north side of the present house. No remains of this chapel are now to be seen. |
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BROOM WELL |
St Thomas's Broom Well
St Thomas's Broom Well
St Thomas's Broom Well
Broom Well
Broom Well
Broom Well
Broom Well |
John Crow
Thomas Tait
Thomas Johnstone
John Carruthers
William Thorburn
Bailie Elliott
Thomas Johnston |
050 |
[Situation] About 1 1/2 mile S.W. by S. [South West by South] of Lochmaben Market Cross.
A fine well situated in the north west corner of this trace near the house called Broomwell. Tradition says that the water used on baptismal occasions in St Thomas Chapel was taken from this well. |
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ST THOMAS'S |
St Thomas's
St Thomas's
St Thomas's |
Mr Costin
John Crow
Thomas Tait |
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[Situation] About 1 1/2 mile S.W. [South West] from Lochmaben Town Hall.
A Genteel substantial house with Office houses, Garden and Farm of Land attached. Although this house is sometimes called St Thomas' Broomwell the proprietor and authorities say that St Thomas' is correct. |
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Sheet 50.2 Trace 3
[Signed] John Houston |
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BRAEHEAD |
Braehead
Braehead
Braehead |
Mrs Mundell
Thomas Tait
Robert Sanders |
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[Situation] About 1 3/4 mile S.W. [South West] from Lochmaben Town Hall.
A Farm House with Offices, Garden and Farm of land attached, situated near the middle of the trace. |
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BROOMWELL |
Broomwell
Broomwell
Broomwell
Broomwell
Broomwell |
Thomas Johnstone
William Graham
John Hamilton
John Crow
Thomas Tait |
050 |
[Situation] 1 1/2 mile S.W. by S. [South West by South] of Lochmaben Town Hall.
A small Cottage with garden and a few acres of land attached. |
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MOOR SCHOOL |
Moor School
Moor School
Moor School |
Thomas Johnstone
Thomas Tait
William Hamilton |
050 |
[Situation] Nearly 1 1/2 mile S.W. [South West] from Lochmaben.
A small house situated in the north east corner of this trace built by subscription. No salary is attached to it. The teacher's salary is derived from the Scholar's fees. |
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Site of ST THOMAS'S CHAPEL |
St Thomas' Chapel
St Thomas' Chapel
St Thomas' Chapel |
John Crow
Bailie Elliot
William Thorburn |
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[Situation] 1 3/4 Mile S.W. [South West] from Lochmaben.
Here formerly stood a chapel , part walls were standing about 30 years ago. Now there is no remains, there is a tradition that Thomas the Rhymer preached here. |
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Sheet 50.2 Trace 3
[Signed] John Houston |
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SPRINGFIELD |
Springfield
Springfield
Springfield |
Thomas Tait
Robert McLellan
Thomas Johnstone |
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[Situation] About 1 1/2 mile S.W. [South West] from Lochmaben.
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WOMANRIGG |
Womanrigg
Womanrigg
Womanrig |
Mr Graham
Robert McLellan
Thomas Tait |
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[Situation] Nearly 1 3/4 mile S.W. [South West] from Lochmaben.
A farm house with offices and farm of land attached situated in the east of this trace. |
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GILMOURPARKS |
Gilmourparks
Gilmourparks
Gilmourparks |
Thomas Tait
Robert McLellan
James Thomson |
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[Situation] 1 3/4 mile S.W. [South West] from Lochmaben.
Two small Cottages with gardens attached. |
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WHITELAIRD |
Whitelaird
Whitelaird
Whitelaird |
Thomas Tait
John Crow
Robert McLellan |
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[Situation] 1 3/4 mile S.W. [South West] from Lochmaben.
A substantial farm house with offices garden and Farm of land attached situated in the south west Corner of this trace. |
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MAXWELL'S BRAE |
Maxwell's Brae
Maxwell's Brae
Maxwell's Brae |
John Crow
James Jardine
Thomas Tait |
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[Situation] On the road from Dumfries to Lochmaben 1 1/2 Mile from the latter.
A name applied to a part of the old road leading from Lochmaben to Dumfries. [The name] written on the Plan shows the area to which the name is applied. Name applied to that part of the road extending from Braehead to Broomwell. |
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Sheet 50.2 Trace 3
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LOCHMABEN MOOR |
Lochmaben Moor
Lochmaben Moor
Lochmaben Moor |
John Moffat Esqr.
William Lauder
John Lauder |
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[Situation] Extending from 1 1/4 mile S.W. [South West] of Lochmaben Town Hall to the Wn. [Western] Parish Boundary.
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BURNSIDE |
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside |
William Lauder
John Lauder
Thomas Johnston Esqr. |
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[Situation] 1 mile W. [West] from Lochmaben.
A Farmhouse and Outbuildings with garden and lands attached. Andrew Johnston Esqr. Owner. John Lauder occupant. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.3 Trace 1
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ELFIN KNOWE |
Elfin Knowe
Elfin Knowe
Elfin Knowe |
John Moffat Esqr.
Thomas Johnston Esqr.
John Lauder |
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[Situation] 1 1/4 mile S.W.W. [South West West] of Lochmaben Town Hall.
A small hill on the Farm of Broad Chapel. It has been recently planted with fir trees, the name has been established from time immemorial. |
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PRIESTHEAD HILL |
Priesthead Hill
Priesthead Hill
Priesthead Hill |
John Moffat Esqr.
Thomas Johnston Esqr.
John Lauder |
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[Situatiuon] 1 1/4 mile S.W. by W. [South West by West] of Lochmaben Town Hall.
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BLACKRIGG |
Blackrigg
Blackrigg
Blackrigg |
Thomas Johnston Esqr.
John Johnston Esqr.
William Lauder |
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[Situation] About 1 1/6 mile S.W. [South West] of Lochmaben Town Hall.
A Farmhouse and Outbuildings with garden and lands attached. Thomas Johnston Esqr. Owner and occupant. |
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Plan 50.3 Trace 1
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PRIESTHEAD |
Priesthead
Priesthead
Priesthead |
John Moffat Esqr.
Thomas Johnston Esqr.
John Hall |
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[Situation] 3/4 mile S.W. [South West] of Lochmaben Town Hall.
A Farmhouse with outbuildings and garden attached. John Johnston Esqr. Owner. John Moffat Esqr. Occupant. |
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MARLAKE BURN |
Broad Chapel Burn
Broad Chapel Burn
Broad Chapel Burn
Marlake Burn |
John Moffat Esqr.
Peter Graham Esqr
John Hall
Bailie Elliot |
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[Situation] From Wn. [Western] Parish Boundary running N.E. [North East] and S.S.E. [South South East]
A stream which has its source on Rae Moor Torthorwald, traces Wn. [Western] Parish Boundary to near the point of junction with a small stream in this Parish, thence receiving the Name of Marlake Burn flows S.S.E. [South South East] and falls into Hightae Loch. |
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NEWMAINS or BROADCHAPEL |
Broad Chapel
Broad Chapel
Broad Chapel
Newmains
Newmains
Newmains
Broadchapel |
John Moffat Esqr.
John Hall
Peter Graham Esqr.
Bailie Elliot
John Crow
John Carruthers
Valuation Rolls
Valuation Rolls |
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[Situ/ation] 3/4 mile S.W. [South West][ of Lochmaben.
A Farmhouse with extensive outbuildings and lands attached. Mrs Flint Owner. John Moffat Esqr. Occupant. Newmains is said to have been the original name, and the name by which the place is most generally known, Broadchapel is the name adopted by the Proprietor.
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Plan 50.3 Trace 1
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SMALLRIGG LOANING |
Smallrigg Loaning
Smallrigg Loaning
Smallrigg Loaning |
Peter Graham Esqr.
John Richardson
John Hall |
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[Situation] 1/2 nile S.W. [South West] of Lochmaben.
A narrow lane leading from near the town of Lochmaben to the junction of that road that passes by Thorniewhat. |
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MARMEADOW PLANTATION |
Marmeadow Plantation
Marmeadow Plantation
Marmeadow Plantation |
William Harkness Esqr.
Peter Graham Esqr.
John Richardson |
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[Situation] 3/4 mile S.W. by S [South West by South] of Lochmaben Town Hall.
An extensive Plantation on the Farm of Castlehill. Its wood consists of ash and fir. the property of Lord Murray. |
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KIRK LOCH |
Church Loch
Church Loch
Church Loch
Kirk Loch |
John Moffat Esqr.
John Hall
John Lauder
Lochmaben Burgh Plan |
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[Situation] 11 1/2 Chains W. [West] from Lochmaben.
An extensive Loch situated at the S.W. [South West] Side of the town of Lochmaben. |
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Plan 50.3 Trace 2
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VENDACE BURN |
Vendace Burn
Vendace Burn
Vendace Burn
Vendis Burn
Vendace Burn |
Mr John Waugh
William Harkness Esqr.
Mr John Brotch
Lochmaben Burgh Plans
Statistics of parish |
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[Situation] Connecting Kirk and Castle Lochs at South and W. [West] sides respectively.
A small stream running out of the Church Loch into the Castle Loch the name is well known in the locality. |
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VALLANCE RIG |
Vallance Rigg
Vallance Rigg
Wille's Rigg
Wille's Rigg
Valence Rigg |
Rev.Thomas Liddel
William Harkness Esqr.
Mr John Waugh
John Richardson
Plan of Lochmaben Burgh |
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[Situation] 3/4 mile S.S.W. [South South West] of Lochmaben.
An extensive ridge like Shape near Smallrigg and on which is Situated a Trig Station Called by Trig party Willy's Rig. |
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COCKIE'S KNOWE |
Cockies Knowe
Cockies Knowe
Mount Pleasant
Cockier Knowe |
Rev. Thomas Liddel
John Richardson
John Lauder
John Hall
Plan of Lochmaben Burgh |
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[Situation] About 46 Chains W. [West] of Lochmaben Church.
A rising ground on which is situated a small cottage. It takes its name from one Cock or O'cock a noted freebooter in feudal times possessed a wild and st[] fame and now affords matter for local tradition. It is supposed that the tower called Cockie's [] stood somewhere near this house. Not a vestige of this tower is to be seen , nor can its site be pointed out, all the information that can be obtained concerning its situation is that it is supposed to be hereabouts. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.3 Trace 2
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PANSY WELL |
Pansy Well
Pansy Well
Pansy Well |
H.B.Currie
Mr John Waugh
Robert Leening |
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[Situation] 6 Chains almost South of Lochmaben Church.
A well of good Spring water near Lochmaben Church. It is not resorted to for water having been superseded by a well erected in the burgh, the name is well known in the locality. Derives name from its proximity to a field noted at one time for abounding with the Species of Violet termed Pansy. |
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PANSY PLANTATION |
Pansy Plantation
Pansy Plantation
Pansy Plantation |
William Harkness Esqr.
Mr John Waugh
Robert Leening |
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[Situation] About 7 Chains nearly S. [South] of Lochmaben Church.
A small Plantation near Lochmaben Church. |
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HIGH STREET [Lochmaben] |
High Street
High Street
High Strteet |
Rev H.Brown
H.B.Currie
John Henderson |
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[Situation] In Lochmabenm extending from Parish Church to Town Hall.
A tolerably wide Street leading from Castle Street and the end of east Street to Lochmaben Church. |
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MANSE [F.C., Lochmaben] |
Free Church manse
Free Church Manse |
A.Roddan
W. Reid |
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A substantial house two Storeys high with Garden Attached erected in 184, at the expense of Free Kirk Presbytery for the Special Accommodation of Free Church Minister for the time being. |
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Plan 50.3 Trace 3
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CHURCH [parish, Lochmaben] |
Established Church
Established Church
Established Church |
Rev. [Reverend] Thomas Liddel
John Henderson
H.B.Currie |
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[Situation] At S.S.En. [South South Eastern] extremity of Lochmaben.
A handsome Substantial building capable of Containing 1700 Sitters, was opened for worship in the year 1819, and Cost the heritors the sum of £3000 including a new wall round the churchyard. The Minister is the Rev Thomas Liddel who's Stipend varies from £300 to £360 per annum. The glebe is very small, consisting only of two acres. |
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CASTLE HILL Site of CASTLE [Lochmaben] |
Castle Hill Supposed Site of Lochmaben Castle
Castle Hill Supposed Site of Lochmaben Castle |
Mr John Waugh
John Henderson
Rev. Thomas Liddel |
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[Situation] About 6 Chains W. [West] of Lochmaben Church.
Supposed to be the site of a very ancient Castle close to the town, on a noble situation between the Castle and Kirk Lochs, surrounded by a deep moat and fosse, Tradition says stones of it were carried away to build another castle. It commands a pleasant prospect overt an extensive plain, and was originally the seat of Robert Bruce Lord of Annandale before that fasmily came to the crown of Scotland. It is said that Robert Bruce 1 , King of Scotland, was born in this Castle. See Page 3. |
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Plan 50.3 Trace 3
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LOCHMABEN T.P. |
Lochmaben Bar
Lochmaben Bar
Lochmaben Bar |
John Henderson
H.B.Currie
Robert Bell |
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[Situation] 12 Chains East of Lochmaben Church.
A small Toll Bar at the east side of the burgh. |
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MURTHAT or DEIL'S DIKE |
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SCHOOL [nr parish church] |
Parochial School
Parochial School
Parochial School
Lochmaben School
Parochial |
Rev. H.Brown
Mr John Waugh
H.B.Currie
H.B.Currie
H.B.Currie |
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[Situation] 5 Chains S.W. [South West] of Lochmaben Church
A house in good repair, Pccupied as a Parochial School. situated in the burgh of Lochmaben, the average number of scholars attending it are about 80. the teacher is Peter Dow who has the Maximum Salary and the interest of £200 Sterling at 5 per cent; mortified by the late James Richardson Esqr. Mercant, Reading, in the year 1736, under an obligation to teach ten poor scholars, within the parish, nominated by the Kirk Session. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.3 Trace 3
Entry for 'East Crofts' scored out.
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MAYFIELD |
Mayfield
Mayfield
Mayfield
Colstoun |
Andrew Johnston Esqr.
John Henderson
Robert Leening
H.B.Currie |
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[Situation] 25 Chains E. [East] of High Street, Lochmaben.
A handsome Cottage and outbuildings with garden and a few acres of land attached, the property of the Rev H.Brown. Generally called Mayfield. |
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STANKBROW |
Stankbrow
Stankbrow
Stankbrow
Dykelands |
Andrew Johnston Esqr.
John Henderson
Robert Leening
H.B.Currie |
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[Situation] 14 Chains nearly E. [East] of Lochmaben Church.
A small Cottage one Story in height with garden attached, the property of Andrew Johnston Esqr. Generally called Stankbrow. |
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CONSTABLE HILL |
Constable Hill
Constable Hill
Constable Hill |
Robert Leening
Mr John Jardine
H.B.Currie |
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[Situation] About 1/2 mile S.E. [South East] of Lochmaben Town Hall.
A small hill in an arable field near Mayfield, the name has been established from time immemorial. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.3 Trace 3
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GALLOWS HILL |
Gallows Hill
Gallows Hill
Gallows Hill |
H.B. Currie
Robert Luning
Mr John Waugh |
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[Situation] 11 Chains West of Lochmaben Church.
A small hill near Lochmaben. the name has been established from time immemorial. |
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CASTLEHILL |
Castlehill
Castlehill
Castlehill |
William Harkness Esqr.
Mr John Waugh
Mr John Brotch |
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[Situation] 30 Chains S.S.W. [South South West] of Lochmaben Church.
A Farmhouse and outbuildings with garden and lands attached, the property of Lord Murray. John Waugh Occupant. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.3 Trace 3
Entry for 'Davie's Island Plantation' scored out.
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CASTLE LOCH |
Castle Loch
Castle Loch
Castle Loch |
Andrew Johnston Esqr.
William Harkness Esqr.
Mr John Wright |
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[Situation] In S.En [South Eastern] vicinity of Lochmaben.
The Castle Loch is a large and beautiful sheet of water, lyying south of the town of Lochmaben in length about a mile and a half, and in breadth a mile, abounding in a variety of fish, It contains a species of fish called Vendace, which it is said is not to be found in any other Loch in Scotland. |
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LOCHMABEN [town] |
Lochmaben
Lochmaben
Lochmaben |
Andrew Johnston Esqr.
William Harkness Esqr.
Mr John Wright |
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[Situation] Near the centre of Lochmaben Parish 8 miles from Dumfries 4 miles from Lockerbie and 15 from Moffat.
Lochmaben is a burgh of very ancient date though at this distance of time the time of its erection Cannot be Correctly ascertained. The tradition is, that it was made a royal burgh after the accession of Bruce to the throne. This burgh is governed by a Provost, three bailies, a dean of guild, a treasurer, and nine ordinary councillors. The town contains about 1000 inhabitants. There are no manufactories or trade of any kind carried on, so as to induce Strangers to live in the burgh. A great proportion of the inhabitants farm small crofts from the produce of which they bring up and educate their families, the men are generally seeking their fortune in other lands. |
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Plan 50.3 Trace 3
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STANKBROW WELL |
Stankbrow Well
Stankbrow Well
Stankbrow Well |
William Harkness Esqr.
Thomas Frood
Mr Rogerson |
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[Situation] 14 Chains S.E.E [South East by East] of Lochmaben Church.
A well at the N.E. [North East] end of Castle Loch. It is well known by this name. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.3 Trace 3
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BLACKRIGGHOUSE |
Blackrigghouse
Blackrigghouse
Blackrigghouse |
Robert Smith
Robert Bell
Thomas Johnston Esqr. |
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[Situation] 1 1/4 mile S.W. [South West] of Lochmaben.
A small Cottage and outbuildings with garden attached. the property of Thomas Barber Esqr. |
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SUMMERSHALL |
Summers Hall
Summers Hall
Summers Hall |
Robert Smith
Robert Bell
Thomas Johnston Esqr. |
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[Situation] 1 1/4 mile S.W. [South West] of Lochmaben.
A small Cottage residence one Story in height and in good repair with garden attached. the property of John Gardner Esqr. |
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PARKFOOT |
Parkfoot
Parkfoot
Parkfoot |
Robert Smith
Robert Bell
John Boyes |
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[Situation] 1 1/4 mile S.W. [Soth West] of Lochmaben.
A small Cottage residence one Story in height with garden attached. the property of Mrs Pickerton. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.3 Trace 4
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MARLAKE BURN |
Marlake Burn
Marlake Burn
Marlake Burn |
Peter Graham Esqr.
John Richardson
William Harkness Esqr. |
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[Situation] [blank]
A small Rivulet running into Hightae Loch. As the word Lake instead of Burn is sometimes applied to a stream, I think this should be written Mar Lake. There is a plantation in its vicinity called Marmeadow plantation. Several Lochs in this Parish having been drained - Mar Lake being one - hence Marlake Burn. |
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BELSHIELS |
Belshield
Belshield
Belshield
Belshiels |
John Boyes
Robert Bell
Robert Smith
Map of Lochmaben Burgh |
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[Situation] 1 1/4 mile S.W. by S. [South West by South] of Lochmaben.
A small; Cottage residence one Story in height and in bad repair with garden attached, the property of Mrs Flint. |
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BROWN HILL |
Brown Hill
Brown Hill
Brown Hill |
John Boyes
Robert Bell
Robert Smith |
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[Situation] 1 1/4 mile S.W. [South West] of Lochmaben.
A small hill on the Farm of Broad Chapel, the name has been established from time immemorial. |
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Plan 50.3 Trace 4
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SMALLRIGG |
Smallrigg
Smallrigg
Smallrigg |
Peter Graham Esqr.
John Richardson
Mr John Waugh |
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[Situation] 1 mile S.S.W. [South South West] of Lochmaben.
A farmhouse and outbuildings with garden and lands arttached, Peter Graham Esqr. Owner John Richardson Occupant. |
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SWAN'S CLOSE PLANTATION |
Swans Close Plantation
Swans Close Plantation
Swans Close Plantation |
William Harkness Esqr.
Mr John Brotch
Mr John Waugh |
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[Situation] About 3/4 mile S. [South] of Lochmaben Town Hall.
An extensive Plantation on the Farm of Castlehill. It wood consists of Oak Ash and Fir. So Called from the Circumstance of the Swans Passing through it when going freom Kirk Loch to Castle Loch. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.3 Trace 5
Entry for 'Vallance Rig Plantation' scored out.
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BUCK RIGG |
Buck Rigg
Buck Rigg
Buck Rigg |
William Harkness Esqr.
Mr John Waugh
Mr John Brotch |
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[Situation] About 1 mile S. [South] of Lochmaben Town Hall.
A Riseing [sic] ground near Lochmaben Castle. the name is well known in the locality. |
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Plan 50.3 Trace 5
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LOCHMABEN CASTLE (Remains of) |
Lochmaben Castle - or the Royal Castle of Lochmaben |
William Harkness Esqr.
Andrew Johnston Esqr.
Mr. John Brotch |
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Lochmaben Castle or the Royal Castle of Lochmaben as it is sometimes termed, situate about a mile from the Burgh upon a heart shaped peninsula jutting a considerable way into the south side of Castle Loch, forms the grand attraction of this parish. There are however many conflicting statements as to its founder and date, but the most generally credited tradition is, that founded by king Robert Bruce before his succession to the Scotch Throne, its date is that of the 13th. century, neither the career of Bruce at this period nor any documentary evidence support this assumption, but on the contrary there is yet extant a record shewing that Randolph Earl of Murray was Lord of Annandale and about this period in possession of this fortification. The original structure covered a space of 16 acres. Across the isthmus at the entrance of the peninsula are vestiges of a deep fosse which at both ends admited [sic] the waters of the lake and converted the site of the Castle into an Island and over which a drawbridge was thrown. Within the outer fosse at brief intervals are a second third and fourth. The last stretched from side to side of the peninsula immediately at the entrance of the castle, in front of which was a wall to protect the besieged, it had also a drawbridge in the centre which is supposed to have been the last place which an enemy required to force. Two arches at the N. E. and S.W. [North East and South West] angles, through which the water of this fosse was received [continued on page 108] |
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Lochmaben Castle (remains of) situation - About 3/4 mile S. S. E. [South South East] from Lochmaben on S. [South] side of Castle Loch,
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received or emptied remain entire. This ca[stle] was reckoned the strongest border fortress du[ring] border strife but the people of the locality (not unjustly termed castle eaters have left little remaining of its original magnificenc[e]. |
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[page] 108, Parish of Lochmaben Plan 50.3 Trace 6
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VENDACEBURN |
Vendace Burn Cottage
Vendace Burn Cottage
Vendace Burn Cottage
Vendisburn |
William Harkness Esqr.
Mr John Waugh
Mr John Bortch
Plan of Lochmaben Burgh |
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[situation] ¾ mile S. [South] of Town Hall Lochmaben.
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CASTLE MAINS |
Castlemains
Castlemains
Castlemains |
Mr John Brotch
Mr John Waugh
William Wright |
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[situation] About 1 mile S.S.E. [South South East] of Lochmaben.
A farmhouse and outbuildings with garden and lands attached. the property of Lord Murray. Mrs Brotch occupant. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.3 Trace 6
Entry for 'Buckrigg Plantation' scored through.
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HENDERLAND ISLAND |
Henderland Island
Henderland Island
Henderland Island |
William Harkness Esqr.
Mr John Brotch
Mr John Waugh |
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[Situation]In Castle Loch.
A small Island situated in theCastle Loch, the name has been established many years. |
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CASTLE WOOD |
Castle Wood
Castle Wood
Castle Wood |
William Harkness Esqr. Mr John Brotch Mr John Waugh |
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[Situation]1 mile S. [South] of Town Hall of Lochmaben.
An extensive wood on the farm of Castlemains, derives its name from the situation of Lochmaben Castle at its northern extremity. |
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CASTLE LOCH |
Castle Loch
Castle Loch
Castle Loch |
Andrew Johnston Esqr.
William Harkness Esqr.
Mr John Wright |
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[Situation]About 24 chains S.E. by S. [South East by South] of Lochmaben Town Hall.
The Castle Loch is a large and beautiful sheet of water, lying south of the Town of Lochmaben, in length about a mile and a half, and in mean breadth a mile, abounding in a variety of fish. It is affirmed by the fishermen that there are 15 or 16 different kinds fit for the table.among which there is one that, from every information that can be obtained, is peculiar to that loch, as it is to be found no where else in Britain. It is called the vendise or vendace some say from Vendoes in France, as being brought from thence by one of the Jameses, which is not very probable, as it is found by experience to die the moment it is touched, and has been attempted to be transported to other lochs in the neighbourhood, where it has always died. It is generally about the size of a small herring. which it resembles much in external appearance and in its anatomy, it has the taste and flavour of a fresh herring, not quite so strong, but more delicate, and is reckoned the most delicious fish that swims. They lie in the deepest part of the loch, and are caught with a net. The pike, which is the tyrant of the lake, destroys many of them. Lochmaben Castle stands upon a peninsula at its Southern extremity. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
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LOCHFIELD |
Lochfield
Lochfield
Lochfield |
Robert Tuning
Robert Wilson
Andrew Johnston Esqr. |
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[Situation]About ¾ mile S.E. by S. [South East by South] of Lochmaben Town Hall.
A small cottage one story in height and in good repair with about 5 acres of land attached. George Johnston Esqr. owner Robert Tuning occupant. |
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INNERFIELD |
Innerfield
Innerfield
Innerfield |
Robert Tuning Robert Wilson Andrew Johnston Esqr. |
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[Situation]¾ mile S.E. [South East] of Lochmaben Town Hall.
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INNERFIELD BURN |
Innerfield Burn
Innerfield Burn
Innerfield Burn |
Robert Tuning Robert Wilson Andrew Johnston Esqr. |
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[Situatiion]From S.En. [South Eastern] extremity of Halleaths Loch running S. [South] to Castle Loch.
A small Rivulet running out of Broom Loch into the Castle Loch. |
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Ph. [Parish] of Lochmaben
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HALLEATHS WOOD |
Halleaths Wood
Halleaths Wood
Halleaths Wood |
Andrew Johnston Esqr.
Robert Wilson
John Hainning |
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[Situation]Nearly 1 mile S.E. [South East] of Lochmaben Town Hall.
An extensive wood on the estate of Halleaths. Its wood consists of Oak ash and Fir. the name is well known in the locality. |
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PRIESTDYKES PLANTATION |
Priestdykes Plantation
Priestdykes Plantation
Priestdykes Plantation |
Andrew Johnston Esqr. Robert Wilson John Hainning |
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[Situation]About 1¼ mile S.E. [South East] of Lochmaben Town Hall.
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RIVER ANNAN |
River Annan
River Annan
River Annan |
Andrew Johnston Esqr.
John Hainning
Robert Wilson |
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[Situation]Partially forming En. [Eastern] Parish Boundary.
A considerable River having its source near Moffat and falls into the Solway Firth. |
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OLD BOAT POOL |
Old Boat Pool
Old Boat Pool
Old Boat Pool |
Andrew Johnston Esqr.
William Johnston
John Lauder |
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In River Annan 1¼ mile S.E. [South East] of Lochmaben Town Hall.
A deep pool situated in the River Annan near Halleaths. |
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HALLEATHS |
Halleaths
Halleaths
Halleaths |
Andrew Johnston Esqr.
William Johnston John Lauder |
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[Situation]About 1¼ mile S.E. [South East] of Lochmaben Town Hall.
A large wooden built edifice 3 stories in height with garden and ornamental grounds attached. the property of Andrew Johnston Esqr. |
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THE CREELS |
The Creels
The Creels
The Creels |
Andrew Johnston Esqr.
William Johnston
John Lauder |
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[Situation]In River Annan 1¼ mile E. [East] of Lochmaben.
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JANICAL LAKE |
Janical Lake
Janical Lake
Janical Lake |
Andrew Johnston Esqr. William Johnston John Lauder |
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[Situation]Partially forming En. {Eastern] Parish Boundary.
A small Rivulet which forms part of the boundary between the parishes of Lochmaben and Dryfesdale & falls into the Annan near Halleaths. |
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Entry for 'Souching Thorn' scored out.
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LADYWARD |
Ladyward
Ladyward
Ladyward |
Andrew Johnston Esqr.
William Johnston Esqr.
John Lauder |
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[situation] 1¾ mile S.E. by E. [South East by East] of Lochmaben Town Hall.
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DRYFE WATER |
Dryfe Water
Dryfe Water
Dryfe Water |
Andrew Johnston Esqr.
John Hainning
Mr George Riddick |
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[situation] Tracing Nn. [Northern] boundary of a small projection at the East side of this parish.
A small river which rises in the north end of the parish of Hutton, through part of which it runs; and enters Dryfesdale, after passing a part of Applegarth. It runs a course from north to south for about 2½ miles emptying itself into the Annan, in a direct line between the market town of Lockerbie and the Royal Burgh of Lochmaben, and in moderate weather its water is pure and clear. The bed is of a deep gravel, and therefore in dry seasons it disappears at some parts for about a mile. But, in rainy weather, it comes down in sudden and rapid swells, breaking down and overflowing all its banks, so that nothing in the way can resist the impetuousity of the torrent. Sheep. pigs, even cattle, and trees torn from their roots, have been seen floating on its surface. |
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VALISON BURN |
Valison Burn
Valison Burn
Valison Burn |
William Harkness Esqr.
Mr John Brotch
Andrew Johnston Esqr. |
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[situation] From Sn. [Southern] extremity of Castle Loch running S.S.E. [South South East].
A small rivulet running out of the Castle Loch into the River Annan. |
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KIRK HIRST |
Kirkhirst Plantation
Kirkhirst Plantation
Kirkhirst Plantation
Hirst - a small wood
Hirst - a woody bank |
Andrew Johnston Esqr.
John Haining
Robert Wilson
Dr Jamieson
Brochett |
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[situation] 8 chains W. [West] of Castle Loch.
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HECK MOSS |
Heck Moss
Heck Moss
Heck Moss |
John Wright
John Haining
John Richardson |
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[situation] 13 chains E. [East] of Castle Loch.
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MOSS-SIDE |
Moss-side
Moss-side
Moss-side |
Robert Wilson
John Hainning
William Johnston |
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[situation] 1¼ mile S.E. [South East] of Lochmaben Town Hall.
A small Cottage one Story in height and in good repair with garden attached the property of Andrew Johnston Esqr. |
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PRIESTDYKES COTTAGES |
Priestdykes Cottages
Priestdykes Cottages
Priestdykes Cottages |
Andrew Johnston Esqr
John Hainning
Mr George Riddick |
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[situation] 1½ mile S.E. by S. [South East by South] of Lochmaben Town Hall.
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50-4 Trace 5
[Entries Scored Out]
Ricket Hill
Duncan's Ditch
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PRIESTDYKES |
Priestdykes Priestdykes Priestdykes |
Andrew Johnston Esqr.
John Hainning
William Johnston |
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[situation] 1½ miles S.E. [South East] of Lochmaben Town Hall.
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DUBS' HOLE |
Dubs's Hole Dubs's Hole Dubs's Hole |
William Johnston
John Hainning
John Lauder |
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[situation] In River Annan 1½ mile S.E. [South East] of Lochmaben Town Hall.
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RIVER ANNAN (Old Course) |
River Annan (Old Course) |
For Authorities see page 67 of Dryfesdale Name Book. |
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[situation] Partially forming Civil Parish
Boundary.
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BOTTOM |
Bottom Bottom Bottom |
John Richardson Joseph Harkness Esqr. William Beck |
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[situation] About 2¼ miles S.W. [South West] of Lochmaben.
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CLEUGH-HEAD |
Cleugh-head Cleugh-head Cleugh-head |
Joseph Harkness Esqr. Andrew Nicol
William Beck |
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[situation] About 2½ miles S.W. [South West] of Lochmaben.
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DOUGLASBURN |
Douglas Burn
Douglas Burn
Douglas Burn
Kay's Cleugh |
Joseph Harkness Esqr. David Burgess
William Beck
Andrew Nicol
Mrs Harkness |
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[situation] About 2⅓ miles S.W. [South West] of Lochmaben.
A farmhouse and outbuildings with garden and lands attached. Joseph Harkness Esqr. owner. David Burgess occupant. Is generally called Douglas Burn. |
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LOCHMABEN MOOR |
Lochmaben Moor, Lochmaben Moor, Lochmaben Moor |
Thomas Tait Esqr. Robert Sanders James Douglas |
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[situation] About 1½ miles S.S.W. [South South West] of Lochmaben.
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MARYFIELD |
Maryfield Maryfield Maryfield |
George Lockie Thomas Tait Esqr Thomas Johnston |
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[situation] About 2¼ miles S.W. by S. [South West by South] from Lochmaben.
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NUTKNOWE |
Nutknowe Nutknowe Nutknowe |
William Beck George Lockie Richard Sanders |
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[situation] About 2½ miles S.W. by S. [South West by South] from Lochmaben.
A small cottage one storey in height and in good repair. Occupied by William Brown.
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MIDHILL |
Midhill Midhill Midhill |
George Lockie Richard Seaton David Wright |
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[situation] Nearly 2½ miles S.W. [South West] from Lochmaben.
Formerly a farmhouse but the lands have recently been united to Maryfield and the houses are nearly in ruins. Andrew Kirkpatrick Esqr owner. George Lockie occupant. |
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BANKHEAD |
Bankhead Bankhead Bankhead |
John Richardson Joseph Harkness William Mundell |
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[situation] 2 miles S.W. by W. [South West by West] from Lochmaben.
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GILLMOORCLEUCH |
Gillmoorcleugh Gillmoorcleugh Gillmoorcleugh |
John Richardson Thomas Tait Esqr William Beck |
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[situation] About 2 miles S.W. by W. [South West by West] from Lochmaben.
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FLAGHOUSE |
Flaghouse Flaghouse Flaghouse |
William Beck
John Richardson
John Johnston |
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[situation] 1¾ miles S.W. by W. [South West by West] from Lochmaben.
A small farmhouse and outbuildings with garden and 12 acres of land attached. Thomas Smith Esqr owner. Thomas Bell occupant. |
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GILLMOOR CLEUGH |
Gillmoor Cleugh |
William Harkness James Johnston John Henderson |
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[situation] 1¾ miles S.S.W. [South South West] from Lochmaben.
A glen or ravine through which a stream flows. |
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GILLMOORBANK |
Gillmoorbank Gillmoorbank Gillmoorbank |
Thomas Johnston Esqr
William Beck
Thomas Tait Esqr |
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[situation] About 1¾ miles S.W. by S. [South West by South] from Lochmaben.
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THORNIEWHAT MOOR |
Thorniewhat Moor
Thorniewhat Moor Thorniewhat Moor
Thorniethwaite |
John Richardson
James Johnston
Thomas Tait Esqr
Johnstone's Co. Map |
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[situation] About 2½ miles S.S.W. [South South West] from Lochmaben.
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THORNIEWHAT HILL |
Thorniewhat Hill
Thorniewhat Hill
Thorniewhat Hill
Gillyshaw Hill |
A.Johnston Esqr
David Wright
Richard Sanders
George Johnston |
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[situation] 2½ miles S.W. by S. [South West by South] from Lochmaben.
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THORNIEWHAT BURN |
Thorniewhat Burn
Thorniewhat Burn
Thorniewhat Burn |
George Johnston
John Henderson
John Richardson |
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[situation] From the West side of Hightae Loch in a South West direction.
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HARTWOOD MOOR |
Hartwood Moor
Hartwood Moor
Hartwood Moor |
William Graham
John Henderson
Thomas Grierson |
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[situation] 2½ miles S. [South] of Lochmaben extending west for 1 mile.
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HEPBURN'S CHAIR |
Hepburn's Chair |
David Wright
Richard Sanders
Joseph Harkness Esqr.
William Harkness |
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[situation] About 2¼ miles S.W. [South West] of Lochmaben.
A rock of the shape of a chair and situated upon the summit of Thorniewhat Hill. The name has been established from time immemorial. Supposed to have been used by a preacher named Hepburn during the period of the persecution. He is said to have stood on this stone to address his hearers. |
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BACKDYKE |
Backdyke
Backdyke
Backdyke
Gillmoorbank |
Mr William Beck
John Richardson
Thomas Johnston
James Douglas |
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[situation] About 1¾ miles S.W. [South West] of Lochmaben.
A farmhouse and outbuildings with lands and garden attached. John Potter Esqr owner. James Douglas occupant. |
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BROWN HILL |
Brown Hill |
John Moffat Esqr
James Douglas
Thomas Johnston |
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[situation] About 1½ miles S.W. [South West] of Lochmaben.
A small hill on the farm of Broadchapel. The name is well known in the locality. |
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LOCHMABEN MOOR |
Lochmaben Moor
Lochmaben Moor
Lochmaben Moor |
Joseph Harkness Esqr
Thomas Johnston
James Douglas |
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[situation] About 2 miles South from Lochmaben.
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MARLAKE BURN |
Marlake Burn
Marlake Burn
Marlake Burn
Marlake Burn |
Mr John Brotch
William Harkness Esqr
Peter Graham Esqr
Johnstone's Co. Map |
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[situation] From near the West side of parish S.E. [South East] to Hightae Loch.
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MURTHAT or DEIL'S DIKEDIKE |
Murthat Dyke
Murthat Dyke
Murthat Dyke
Deil's Dike
Celtic Dyke |
James Henderson
Joseph Harkness Esqr
Peter Graham Esqr
William Harkness
New Statistical Account of Scotland
Simpson's History of Sanquhar |
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[situation] About 1½ miles S.S.W. [South South West] of Lochmaben.
A ridge like shape said to have been a Roman wall. A large embankment of a zig-zag form - it appears to be a natural feature; it is remarkable alike from its shape as the substance of which it is composed being of gravel whereas the surrounding land was formerly moor. ...reclaimed. This embankment is not continuous but appears in portions here and there , and the ... state that it can be traced from the Solway Firth to the interior of the country beyond this parish; ... suppose it to have been a Roman work, but this....extremely doubtful as there is no evidence of a .... consequentr an the construction of ... an object. |
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SMALLRIGG PLANTATION |
Smallrigg Plantation
Smallrigg Plantation
Smallrigg Plantation |
Peter Graham Esqr
John Richardson
Robert Bell |
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[situation] About 1¼ mile S. by W. [South by West] of Lochmaben.
A small plantation on the farm of Smallrigg. Peter Graham Esqr owner. John Richardson occupant. |
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MARLAKE BRIDGE |
Marlake Bridge
Marlake Bridge
Marlake Bridge |
William Harkness Esqr.
Peter Graham Esqr.
John Richardson |
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[situation] About 1¼ mile S. by W. [South by West] of Lochmaben.
A small bridge of one arch across Marlake Burn repaired by the parish. |
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THORNIEWHAT BURN |
Thorniewhat Burn
Thorniewhat Burn
Thorniewhat Burn
Thornythwaite
Thorniquhat
Thornywhat |
John Henderson
Thomas Johnston
William Harkness Esqr
Johnstone's Co. Map
Ancient Valuation Rolls (1667)
Modern Valuation Rolls |
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[situation] From Thorniewhat Moor to Hightae Loch.
A stream having its source near Thorniewhat Moor and falls into Hightae Loch. |
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MARLAKE |
Marlake
Marlake
Marlake |
Robert Bell
Peter Graham Esqr.
John Richardson |
050 |
[situation] About 1¼ mile S. by W. [South by West] from Lochmaben.
This name applies to two cottages one story in height. Occupied by working people. Peter Graham Esqr. owner. |
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MARMEADOW PLANTATION |
Marmeadow Plantation
Marmeadow Plantation
Marmeadow Plantation |
William Harkness Esqr.
Mr John Brotch
Peter Graham Esqr. |
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[situation] About 1¼ mile S. by W. [South by West] of Lochmaben.
An extensive plantation near Smallrigg. Its wood consists of ash and fir. the property of Lord Murray. |
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SMALLRIGG LOANING |
Smallrigg Loaning
Smallrigg Loaning
Smallrigg Loaning |
Peter Graham Esqr.
John Richardson
Mr John Moffat |
050 |
[situation] On the West side of Marmeadow Plantation.
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HIGHTAE MOSS |
Hightae Moss
Hightae Moss
Hightae Moss |
Mr John Wright
William Dryden
John Henderson |
050 |
[situation] From ¾ to 1 mile West of Hightae village.
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FOULBRIDGE WOOD |
Foulbridge Wood
Foulbridge Wood
Foulbridge Wood |
William Harkness Esqr.
Mr John Brotch
John Richardson |
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[situation] About 1⅓ mile S. [South] of Lochmaben.
An extensive wood on the farm of Castlemains. Its wood consists of oak, ash and fir. the property of Lord Murray. The site was formerly a bog. |
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CARTNER'S CORSE WOOD |
Cartner's Corse Wood
Cartner's Corse Wood
Cartner's Corse Wood |
William Harkness Esqr.
Mr John Brotch
William Wright
John Henderson |
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[situation] Nearly 1¾ mile S. by E. [South by East] of Lochmaben.
An extensive wood on the farm of Castlemains. Its wood consists of oak, ash and fir. the property of Lord Murray. |
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HIGHTAE LOCH |
Hightae Loch
Hightae Loch
Hightae Loch |
William Harkness Esqr.
Mr John Brotch
William Dryden |
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[situation] 1⅓ and upwards to the S. [South] of Lochmaben.
An extensive loch near Hightae. the name has been established from time immemorial. the property of Lord Murray. |
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LIMEKILNS RIGG |
Limekilnsrigg
Limekilnsrigg
Limekilnsrigg |
William Harkness Esqr.
Mr John Brotch
William Dryden |
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[situation] About 1½ mile S.S.E. [South South East] of Lochmaben.
A rising ground near Parkend. It derives its name from the circumstance of Lime kilns having at one time been erected at its southern extremity. |
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CASTLE MAINS |
Castlemains
Castlemains
Castlemains |
Mr John Brotch
William Harkness Esqr.
John Wright |
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[situation] About 1 mile S.S.E. [South South East] of Lochmaben.
A farmhouse and outbuildings with garden and lands attached. Lord Murray owner. Mrs Brotch occupant. |
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One item 'Calfpark Plantation' crossed out/cancelled. Reason given is that the name is only derived from its proximity to a small enclosure called Calf Park and it is therefore not established.
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THORNIEWHAT MOOR |
Thorniewhat Moor
Thorniewhat Moor
Thorniewhat Moor |
Thomas Tait Esqr.
John Henderson
Thomas Johnston |
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[situation] From 2 miles S.W. [South West] of Lochmaben - westwards -
An extensive tract of high uncultivated moorland. Andrew Johnston Esqr. owner Thomas Johnston occupant. |
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THORNIEWHAT |
Thorniewhat
Thorniewhat
Thorniewhat
Thorniequhat
Thornywhat
Thornythwaite
Thorniewhat
Thorniewhat |
Thomas Tait Esqr.
John Henderson
Peter Graham Esqr.
Valuation Rolls of 1667
Valuation Rolls of 1829
Johnstones County Map
Andrew Johnstone Esq.
Revd. W. Browne |
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[situation] 1⅔ of a mile S.S.W. [South South West] of Lochmaben.
A farmhouse and outbuildings with garden and lands attached. Andrew Johnston Esqr owner. Thomas Johnston occupant. |
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HARTWOOD MOOR |
Hartwood Moor
Hartwood Moor
Hartwood Moor
Hartwood Moor
Harthet Moor |
John Wright
John Henderson
Thomas Johnston
Andrew Johnston Esq
Revd. W. Browne |
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[situation] From 2 to 3 miles S.S.W. [South South West] of Lochmaben.
An extensive tract of high uncultivated moorland. Andrew Johnston Esqr. owner and occupant. |
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THORNIEWHAT FELL |
Thorniewhat Fell
Thorniewhat Fell
Thorniewhat Fell |
George Johnston
Thomas Johnston
James Douglas |
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[situation] 2¹/₆ miles S.W. [South West] of Lochmaben.
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CONITE MOSS |
Conite Moss
Conite Moss
Conite Moss |
John Henderson
William Graham
Thomas Johnston
William Harkness
John Henderson |
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[situation] Nearly 2 miles South of Lochmaben.
An extensive morass near Hightae the name has been established many years. |
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BROOM |
Broom
Broom
Broom |
John Henderson
William Graham
Thomas Johnston |
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[situation] Nearly 2 miles S.S.W. [South South West] of Lochmaben.
A farmhouse and outbuildings with garden and lands attached. John Rogerson Esqr. of Fingland owner and occupant. |
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CORSEGREEN |
Corsegreen
Corsegreen
Corsegreen |
John Henderson
Thomas Thompson
William Graham |
050 |
[situation] About 2 miles South of Lochmaben.
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MOSS-SIDE |
Moss-side
Moss-side
Moss-side |
Thomas Grierson
William Beck
Matthew Geddes |
050 |
[situation] About 2 miles South of Lochmaben.
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LADYCROSS MIRE |
Lady Cross Myre |
Extract from Charter of the Royal Burgh of Lochmaben |
050 |
[situation] On the municipal boundary of Lochmaben at a point ½ mile S.W. [South West] from Hightae Loch.
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HORTHWOOD STYLE |
Horthwood Style |
Extract from Charter of the Royal Burgh of Lochmaben |
050 |
[situation] At the S.En. [South Eastern] point of Municipal Boundary of Lochmaben.
A point on the municipal boundary 15 chains S.W. [South West] by South of Ladycross Mire where probably a style or sparred gate formerly existed. |
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MOSSKNOWE |
Mossknowe
Mossknowe
Mossknowe |
Matthew Geddes
William Beck
John Henderson |
050 |
[situation] 1¾ mile S. [South] from Lochmaben.
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WHORLES KNOWE |
Whorles Knowe
Whorles Knowe
Whorles Knowe |
William harkness Esqr.
John Richardson
Mr John Brotch |
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[situation] Nearly 1¾ mile S. [South] from Lochmaben.
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WHORLES WOOD |
Whorles Wood
Whorles Wood
Whorles Wood |
William Harkness Esqr.
John Richardson
Mr John Brotch |
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[situation] 1½ mile South of Lochmaben.
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THE BELT |
The Belt
The Belt
The Belt |
Mr James Wyllie
John Wright
John Henderson |
050 |
[situation] 1¾ mile S. [South] of Lochmaben.
An extensive strip of wood on the farm of Millrigg. W.B.Macdonald Esqr. owner and occupant. |
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MILLRIG |
Millrigg
Millrigg
Millrigg |
George Richardson
William Harkness
James Richardson |
050 |
[situation] 2 miles S.S.E. [South South East] of Lochmaben.
A farmhouse and outbuildings with garden and lands attached. W.B.Macdonald Esqr. owner. George Richardson occupant. |
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MILL BRIDGE |
Mill Bridge
Mill Bridge
Mill Bridge |
William Dryden
George Richardson
William Harkness Esqr. |
050 |
[situation] 1½ mile S.S.E. [South South East] of Lochmaben.
A small bridge of one arch across Mill Burn. repaired by the County. |
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MILL BURN |
Mill Burn
Mill Burn
Mill Burn |
William Dryden
George Richardson
William Harkness Esqr. |
050 |
[situation] From S.E. [South East] extremity of Hightae Loch S.E. [South East] to River Annan.
A stream running out of Hightae Loch. It takes its name to its confluence with Vealison Burn hence it is called Calflake |
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LIMEKILNS |
Limekilns
Limekilns
Limekilns |
William Harkness Esqr.
William Dryden
David \henderson |
050 |
[situation] 1½ mile S.S.E. [South South East] from Lochmaben.
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LIMEKILNS RIGG |
Limekilnsrigg
Limekilnsrigg
Limekilnsrigg |
William Harkness Esqr.
Mr John Brotch
John Wright |
050 |
[situation] 1½ mile S.E. [South East] of Lochmaben.
A rising ground near Parkend derives its name from the circumstance of Limekilns having at one time been erected at its southern extremity. |
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PARKEND |
Parkend
Parkend
Parkend |
William Harkness Esqr.
Mr John Brotch
John Wright |
050 |
[situation] 1¾ mile S.E. [South East] of Lochmaben.
A farmhouse and outbuildings with garden and lands attached. the property of Lord Murray. William Harkness occupant. |
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HECK BRIDGE |
Heck Bridge
Heck Bridge
Heck Bridge |
William Harkness Esqr.
John Wright
John Richardson |
050 |
[situation] 1¾ mile S.E. [South East] of Lochmaben.
A small bridge of one arch across Vealison Burn. repaired by the parish. |
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HECK |
Heck
Heck
Heck |
John Wright
William Harkness
Mr George Riddick |
050 |
[situation] About 1¾ mile S.E. [South East] of Lochmaben.
A small village in the immediate neigbourhood of the Castle of Lochmaben. It is irregularly built but has several good houses which are occupied by working people. Population about 70. this village is the property of several proprietors. |
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HECK HILL |
Heck Hill
Heck Hill
Heck Hill |
John Wright
William Wright
William Harkness Esqr. |
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[situation] About 1¾ mile S.E. [South East] of Lochmaben.
A small hill near Heck village the name is well known in the locality. |
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VALISON BURN |
Vealison Burn
Vealison Burn
Valison Burn
Valison Burn |
Mr John Brotch
William Richardson
William Harkness Esqr.
A. Johnstone Esqr. |
050 |
[situation] From South side of Castle Loch running S.E. by S. [South East by South].
A stream running out of the Castle Loch. It takes this name to its confluence with Mill Burn. Hence it is called Calflake
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NETHER HILL |
Nether Hill
Nether Hill
Nether Hill |
John Wright
William Wright
John Richardson |
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[situation] 1¾ mile S.E. [South East] of Lochmaben.
A small hill on the South side of Heck Village. The name has been established many years. |
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BOGHEAD |
Boghead
Boghead
Boghead |
Mr George Riddick
John Wright
John Kennedy |
050 |
[situation] About 2 miles S.E. [South East] of Lochmaben.
A small cottage one story in height and in good repair with garden and about three acres of land attached. the property of Mrs Richardson who is also occupant. |
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GREENHILLHEAD |
Greenhillhead
Greenhillhead
Greenhillhead |
Mr George Riddick
Mr James Riddick
John Henning |
050 |
[situation] About 2 miles S.E. by E. [South East by East] of Lochmaben.
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RIVER ANNAN (Old Course) |
River Annan |
See Page 111 Dryfesdale Name Book |
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[situation] Partially forming Eastern parish boundary.
See page 111 Dryfesdale Name Book. |
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RICKET HILL |
Ricket Hill
Ricket Hill
Ricket Hill |
Mr George Riddick
Mr James Riddick
John Henning |
050 |
[situation] 1½ mile S.E. [South East] of Lochmaben.
A small hill in an arable field near Greenhillhead. |
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GREENHILL |
Greenhill
Greenhill
Greenhill |
John Kennedy
William Wright
John Wright |
050 |
[situation] 2 miles S.E. [South East] of Lochmaben.
A small village near the east side of the parish of Lochmaben. It is not regularly built and the houses are in bad repair. this village is the property of several proprietors. |
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Entry for 'Greenhillhead Wood' scored through.
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RIVER ANNAN |
River Annan
River Annan
River Annan |
Mr A.Johnston
William Dryden
John Wright |
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[situation] Tracing and forming for the most part Eastern parish boundary.
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SHILLAHILL BRIDGE |
Shillahill Bridge
Shillahill Bridge
Shillahill Bridge
Shillahill Bridge |
Mr G. Riddick
John Henning
John Kennedy
Roup Bill of Turnpike Trusts |
050 |
[situation] Across River Annan 2 miles from Lochmaben.
A large Wooden Bridge of 7 arches across the River Annan. repaired by the County. |
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KINNING HILL |
Kinning Hill
Kinning Hill
Kinning Hill |
William Harkness Esqr.
Mr John Brotch
John Wright |
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[situation] About 1¾ mile South East of Lochmaben.
A small hill in an arable field near Parkend. the name has been established from time immemorial. |
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MILL BURN |
Mill Burn
Mill Burn
Mill Burn |
William Harkness Esqr.
Mr John Brotch
John Wright |
050 |
[situation] From Hightae Loch running South East East.
A small rivulet running out of Hightae Loch. It takes this name to its confluence with Vealison Burn - hence it is called Calflake. |
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CHURCH (Cameronian) [nr Skairfield] |
Cameronian Meeting House
Cameronian Meeting House |
Mr William Richardson
William Dryden
William Harkness Esqr. |
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[situation] About 2 miles S.S.E. [South South East] of Lochmaben.
The Cameronian meeting house was originally built for a Relief Congregation in the year 1796 during the incumbency of the late Rev Dr Andrew Brown, Professor of Rhetoric, who was transferred from Lochmaben to the New Grayfriars, Edinburgh in 1799. The managers of this chapel, some years ago, sold it to the Cameronians, who have now a minister settled among them. The congregation is a mere handful, as there are [--] about 40 Cameronians in the parish. the minister is the Rev. James McGill whose salery does not exceed £50 per annum. |
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CALF LAKE |
Calflake
Calflake
Calflake |
William Harkness Esqr.
Mr John Brotch
John Wright |
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[situation] 2 miles S.E. [South East] of Lochmaben running S.E. [South East].
A small stream formed by the confluence of Vealison and Mill Burns and falls into the River Annan near Hightae. |
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SKAIRFIELD |
Skairfield
Skairfield
Skairfield |
William Harkness Esqr.
William Dryden
J. Underwood |
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[situation] 2 miles S.S.E. [South South East] of Lochmaben.
A large and well constructed house 2 stories high with garden and a plot of ornamental ground attached. the property of the Rev. James McGill who is also occupant. |
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Plan 50.8 Trace 4 |
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CALFLAKE BRIDGE |
Calflake Bridge
Calflake Bridge
Calflake Bridge |
William Harkness Esqr.
John Wright
John Richardson |
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[situation] 2½ miles S.S.E. [South South East] of Lochmaben.
A small bridge of one arch across Calflake - repaired by the parish. |
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CALFLEA |
Calflee
Calflee
Calflee
Calflea
Calflea |
John Kennedy
John Wright
Mr William Beck
Baillie Elliot
William Thorburn |
050 |
[situation] 2 miles S.E. [South East] of Lochmaben.
A small Cottage one story in height and in good repair with garden and a small plot of ground attached . the property of Mrs Palmer who is also occupant.
Lee and Lea means the same thing - a field or meadow pasture. Lee is shelter. Lea - pasture land. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.8 Trace 5
[signed] P.Munro
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CARTHAT MOOR |
Carthat Moor
Carthat Moor
Carthat Moor
Cartwood Moor
Cartwood Moor |
Thomas Richardson
David McRobert
John Copeland
William Harkness
John Henderson |
050 |
[situation] 2⅓ miles South of Lochmaben extending upwards of 1 mile East.
An extensive tract of high uncultivated moorland. the property of the Marquis of Queensberry. Occupied by David McRobert and Thomas Richardson.
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BELL'S CLEUGH |
Bells Cleugh
Bells Cleugh
Bells Cleugh |
Thomas Richardson
John Richardson
John Wright |
050 |
[situation] 3 miles S.S.W. [South South West] of Lochmaben Town.
A small stream on the farm of Carthat hence it falls into Rangegill Burn. The name does not apply to the stream , but to a part of the land resembling a small glen, through which the stream flows. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.10 Trace 2
Entry for 'Stand Hill' scored through.
[signed] Philip Munro
Pte.R.S.M. [Private Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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HARTWOOD MOOR |
Hartwood Moor
Hartwood Moor
Hartwood Moor |
John Richardson
John Henderson
Mr James Henderson |
050 |
[situation] 2½ miles South of Lochmaben extending upwards of one mile W [West].
An extensive tract of high uncultivated Moorland. the property of A. Johnston Esqr. who is also Occupier. |
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Plan 50.10 Trace
[signed] Phil. Munro
Pte. R.S.M. [Private Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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HARTWOOD MOOR |
Hartwood Moor
Hartwood Moor
Hartwood Moor
Harthat Moor
Hartwood
Harthet |
John Richardson
John Henderson
James Grierson
Ancient and Modern Valuation Rolls
Andrew Johnston Esq. proprietor
Revd. W.Brown |
050 |
[situation]2½ miles SW [South West] of Lochmaben.
An extensive tract of high uncultivated moorland the property of Andrew Johnston Esqr. who is also occupier. |
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HARTWOOD HILL |
Hartwood Hill
Hartwood Hill
Hartwood Hill |
John Richardson
John Henderson
James Grierson |
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[situation]2½ miles SW [South West] of Lochmaben.
A considerable hill on the farm of Hartwood. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.11 Trace 1
Entry for 'Toped Bird' scored through.
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FAO Andrew Armstrong.
Just as a follow on to your email. You need to expand compass points as S.S.E. [South South East] etc not just the expanded portion. Pte. R.S.M. needs expanded and please also remember to re-order the lines by clicking and dragging the small cross to the correct order then save. Blank pages need the words Blank Page as well as the page number. Please also watch out for capital letters in the middle of sentences.
The FAQs have all of these standards mentioned, please re-read them and amend your previous pages before continuing with new pages. I have corrected your first two pages as an example.
Please also remember you can ask any questions on the forum, you do not need to work through these alone, we are there to help and support. Just choose any of the forum as the Dumfries one is not active. http://www.scotlandsplaces.gov.uk/forum/active
Many thanks
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HARTWOOD LINN |
Hartwood Linn
Hartwood Linn
Hartwood Linn |
John Henderson
John Thompson
Thomas Johnston |
050 |
[situation]2½ miles SW[South West] of Lochmaben.
A small stream on the farm of Hartwood - hence it falls into Rangegill Burn. This name applies to a portion of this stream wehere the banks are precipitous on Harthat Moor. It bears this name from the limestone quarry [] of Hartwood house to where it enters Corse Green farm at the north-east end of Hartwood Moor. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.11 Trace 1
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GILL PLANTATION |
Gill Plantation
Gill Plantation
Gill Plantation |
John Henderson
James Grierson
John Richardson |
050 |
[situation]2½ miles SW by S [South West by South] of Lochmaben.
A small plantation on the farm of Corsegreen. its wood consists of oak and fir the property of W.B.McDonald Esqr. John Henderson occupant. |
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CAT CLEUGH |
Cat Cleugh
Cat Cleugh
Cat Cleugh |
John Henderson
James Grierson
Thomas Thompson |
050 |
[situation]2½ miles S[South] of Lochmaben.
This name applies to a rugged glen near Cockethill. It has been many years know by the names. |
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CATCLEUGH PLANTATION |
Catcleugh Plantation
Catcleugh Plantation
Catcleugh Plantation |
John Henderson
James Richardson
Thomas Thompson |
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[situation]2½ miles S[South] of Lochmaben.
A small plantation near Cockethill. Its wood consists of oak,ash and fir the property of W.B.McDonald Esq. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.11 Trace 2
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WELLY WOOD |
Welly Wood
Welly Wood
Welly Wood |
James Wyly
George Richardson
John Johnston |
050 |
[situation] 2½ miles S[South] of Lochmaben.
A small wood on the farm of Cockethill the name has been established many years. W.B.McDonald Esqr. owner. J. Wright occupant. |
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CORSEBANK |
Corsebank
Corsebank
Corsebank |
Thomas Thompson
John Wright
John Henderson |
050 |
[situation] About 2¼ miles S[South] of Lochmaben.
Formerly a farm house, but the lands have recently been united with Cockethill and the house is occupied by working people. |
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MOORFIELD |
Moorfield
Moorfield
Moorfield |
James McMinn Esqr
James Henderson
George Richardson |
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[situation] 2 miles S[South] of Lochmaben.
A farmhouse and outbuildings with garden and lands attached. James McMinn Esqr. owner James Henderson occupant. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.11 Trace 2
[signed]Phil.Munro Pte.R.S.M. [Private Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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GUARDS BRAE WOOD |
Guards Brae Wood
Guards Brae Wood
Guards Brae Wood |
James McMinn Esqr
James Henderson
George Richardson |
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[situation]2¼ miles S[South] of Lochmaben.
A small wood near Muirfield its wood consists of oak and fir. W.B.McDonald Esqr. owner and occupant. |
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ROBERT MOOR PLANTATION |
Robert Moor Plantation
Robert Moor Plantation
Robert Moor Plantation |
George Underwood
William Dryden
James Richardson |
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[situation]About 2⅓ miles S[South] of Lochmaben.
An extensive plantation on the estate of Ramerscales. its wood consists of fir, oak and ash. W.B.McDonald Esqr owner and occupant. |
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MURTHAT or DEILS DIKE |
Murthat Dyke
Murthat Dyke
Murthat Dyke
Deils Dike |
James Henderson
William Dryden
George Richardson
New Statistical Acc. of Scotland |
050 |
[situation]About 2¼ miles S[South] of Lochmaben.
A ridge like shape near Moorfield said to have been a Roman wall. It appears to be a natural feature, as there is no trace of an excavation on either side to form the ridge. It presents the appearance of a large zig-zag embankment, the soil gravel, although on each side the soil was formerly moor. See page 132. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.11 Trace 3
[signed] Phil Munro Pte.R.S.M. [Private Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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RANGEGILL BURN |
Rangegill Burn
Rangegill Burn
Rangegill Burn |
John Wright
George Underwood
Thomas Thompson |
050 |
[Situation] Partially tracing Sn. [Southern] parish boundary.
A very crooked stream which forms part of the boundary betwixt the parish of Lochmaben & Dalton - hence it flows into the Annan. |
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MOSSBURN |
Mossburn
Mossburn
Mossburn
Mossburn |
James Richardson
George Richardson
Thomas Thompson
Valuation Rolls |
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[situation]2½ miles SSE [South South East] of Lochmaben.
A farmhouse and outbuildings with lands and garden attached. W.B. McDonald Esqr owner. James Richardson occupant. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.11 Trace 3
[signed]Phil.Munro Pte.R.S.M. [Private Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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BELL'S CLEUGH |
Bells Cleugh
Bells Cleugh
Bells Cleugh |
Thomas Richardson
John Richardson
William Wright |
050 |
[situation] About 3¼ miles S.S.W. [South South West][ of Lochmaben.
A narrow rugged Glen on Carthat Moor. |
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HARTWOOD |
Hartwood
Hartwood
Hartwood
Harthat
Hartwood
Harthet |
John Richardson
William Wright
John Henderson
Ancient and Modern Valuation Rolls
Andrew Johnston Esq. proprietor
Revd W.Brown |
050 |
[situation]Nearly 3 miles S.S.W. [South South West] from Lochmaben.
A farmhouse and outbuildings with lands and garden attached. A Johnston Esqr. owner and occupant. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.11 Trace 4
[signed]Phil. Munro Pte.R.S.M. [Private Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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COCKETHILL |
Cockethill
Cockethill
Cockethill
Cockethill |
John Wright
John Henderson
George Underwood
Valuation Rolls |
050 |
[situation] About 2¾ miles South of Lochmaben.
A farmhouse and outbuildings with lands and garden attached. W.B.McDonald Esqr. owner. John Wright occupier. |
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HARTWOOD SHAWS |
Hartwood Shaws
Hartwood Shaws
Hartwood Shaws |
William Graham
George Underwood
John Henderson |
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[situation]On Sn.[Southern] parish boundary 2¾ miles S.[South] of Lochmaben.
A wood at the side of Rangegill Burn. Andrew Johnstone Esqr. owner and occupant. |
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KILN KNOWE |
Kiln Knowe
Kiln Knowe
Kiln Knowe |
James Richardson
William Graham
Thomas Thompson |
050 |
[situation] 2½ miles S.S.W. [South South West] of Lochmaben.
A small hill near Cockethill, the name has been established many years. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.11 Trace 5 |
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COCKET HILL |
Cocket Hill
Cocket Hill
Cocket Hill
Cocket Hill
Cocket Hill |
Willliam Harkness
John Henderson
John Richardson
Valuation Rolls
Johnstone's Co. Map |
050 |
[situation]About 2¾ miles S.[South] of Lochmaben.
A considerable hill on the farm of Cockethill. |
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Plan 50.11 Trace 5 |
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COCKETHILL BOG |
Cockethill Bog
Cockethill Bog
Cockethill Bog |
George Underwood
James Richardson
James Nicholson |
050 |
[situation]On Sn.[Southern] parish boundary 2¾ miles S.[South] of Lochmaben.
A small wood near Cockethill. It has been long known by the name. W.B.McDonald Esqr. owner and occupant. |
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COCKETHILL BRIDGE |
Cockethill Bridge
Cockethill Bridge
Cockethill Bridge |
George Underwood
William Dryden
John Henderson |
050 |
[situation] Across Rangegill Burn 2¾ miles S.[South] of Lochmaben.
A small bridge of one arch across Rangegill Burn repaired by the proprietor of the estate of Ramerscales. |
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WOODFOOT |
Woodfoot
Woodfoot
Woodfoot |
John Henderson
James Nicholson
William Dryden |
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[situation]3⅛ mile S.S.E. [South South East] of Lochmaben.
A farmhouse and outbuildings with lands and garden attached. W.B. McDonald Esqr. owner John Henderson occupant. |
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Plan 50.11 Trace 6
[signed] Phil. Munro Pte.R.S.M. [Private Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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ROBERT MOOR |
Robert Moor |
John Henderson
George Richardson
James Frood
William Harkness |
050 |
[situation]2½ miles S.E. [South East] of Lochmaben.
A large tract of land, formerly a moor, it is now enclosed, cultivated and planted. This name appears also on trace 5. |
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Plan 50.11 Trace 6 |
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VIEWFIELD |
Viewfield
Viewfield
Viewfield |
Robert Hannah
Robert Wright
Thomas Wright |
050 |
[situation]About 2½ miles S.E. [South East] of Lochmaben Market Cross.
A small cottage and garden the property of Thomas Wright. |
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HIGHTAE |
Hitae
Hitae
Hightae
Hightae
Hightae
Hightae or Hitae
Hightae
Hightae |
County Valuation Rolls of 1827.
Statistical Account of Dumfriesshire
Robert Hannah
Robert Harkness
William Tait
Valuation Rolls
Statistics of Parish
Johnstone, Crawford & Walkers Maps |
050 |
[situation]2½ miles S.E. by S. [South East by South] of Lochmaben Market Cross.
A large village on east side of the road leading from Lochmaben to Annan about 2¾ miles from the former. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.12 Trace 1
[signed]Samuel S. Hill Lce.Crpl.R.S.M. [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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DRUM WELL |
Drum Well
Drum Well
Drum Well |
Robert Hannah
David Henderson
David Telfer |
050 |
[situation]In S.W. [South West] vicinity of Hightae.
A small spring well in the west part of Hitae. |
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PRESTON HOUSE |
Prestonhouse
Prestonhouse
Prestonhouse
Townfoot |
Robert Hannah
John Moffat
David Henderson
A. Roddan |
050 |
[situation] Towards S.E. [South East] extremity of Hightae.
A large farmhouse with outbuildings, garden and stackyard situated at the east side of Hitae the property of john Moffat. |
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HOLLANDBUSH WELL |
Hollandbush Well
Hollandbush Well
Hollandbush Well |
Robert Hannah
John Moffat
David Henderson |
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[situation]Near S.E. [South East] extremity of Hightae.
A small spring well in the east portion of Hitae, having its name from a large Holland Bush which is growing over it. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.12 Trace 1
[signed]Samuel S. Hill Lce.Crpl R.S.M. [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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NETHERFAULD |
Netherfauld
Netherfauld
Netherfauld |
Estate Plan
Robert Hannah, School Master
David Henderson |
050 |
[situation] In N.W. [North West] vicinity of Heightae.
Two small farm buildings with their gardens and stackyards situated on the road from Hitae to Lochmaben about ¼ mile from the former. |
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DYKEHEAD |
Dykehead
Dykehead
Dykehead |
Estate Plan
Robert Hannah
David Henderson |
050 |
[situation]In N.W. [North West] vicimity of Hightae.
A large farm building with garden and stackyard attached the property of Robert Jardine. |
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KNOWEHEAD |
Knowhead
Knowhead
Knowhead |
Estate Plan
Robert Hannah
David henderson |
050 |
[situation]In N.W. [North West] vicinity of Hightae.
A few ruinous cottages part of which are occupied the property of two individuals. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.12 Trace 1
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HOLLANDBUSH |
Holland Bush
Holland Bush
Holland Bush |
Robert Hannah
David Henderson
David Telfer |
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[situation]Near N.W. [North West] extremity of Hightae.
A small farm house with outbuildings and garden attached the property of John Nicholson. |
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TOWNHEAD |
Townhead
Townhead
Townhead |
Robert Hannah
David Henderson
David Telfer |
050 |
[situation]Running S.W. [South West] from N.W. [North West] extremity of Hightae village.
The west portion of Hitae village in which are situated a number of house with their gardens. |
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BLACKNOWE |
Black Know
Black Know
Black Know |
Robert Hannah
David Henderson
David Telfer |
050 |
[situation]24 chains S.W.W, [South West West] from centre of Heightae village.
Two small cottages and gardens situated at the south-western entrance to Hitae the property of George Underwood. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.12 Trace 1
[signed]JSamuel S. Hill Lce.Crprl.R.S.M. [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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RASHY BRIGGS |
Rashy Briggs
Rashy Briggs
Rashy Briggs
Rashie Briggs |
Robert Hannah
David Henderson
David Telfer
John Henderson
Robert Harkness |
050 |
[situated] 28 chains S.W.W. [South West by West] from the centre of Hightae.
A large stone pew conveying the parish road across the Rangegill Burn, which road enters Hitae on the west side. This name applies to both of the small bridges across the Rangegill Burn between Mossburn and Blacknow. |
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RANGEGILL BURN |
Rangegill Burn
Rangegill Burn
Rangegill Burn |
Estate Plan
Robert Hannah
David Telfer |
050 |
[situation]Partially tracing Sn. [Southern] boundary and running N.E. by E. [North East by East] towards Hightae village.
A large stream flowing through the property of William B. McDonald, enters the Grassyard Loch on the west side, after passing through the Loch it bears the name of Inch Burn. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.12 Trace 1
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RASHYBRIGGS |
Rashybriggs
Rashybriggs
Rashybriggs
Rashie Briggs |
Estate Plan
Robert Hannah
David Henderson
John Henderson
Robert Harkness |
050 |
[situation] 29 chains S.W. by W. [South West by West] from the Centre of Hightae.
A small cottage and garden the property of John Brown. It bears its name from the plan through which the Rangegill Burn passes which [then] is called Rashy Briggs. |
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ROBERT MOOR |
Robert Moor
Robert Moor
Robert Moor |
Robert Hannah
David Henderson
Robert Wright |
050 |
[situation]½ mile S.W. [South West] of Hightae.
A large tract of land mostly of wood and arable fields on the west corner of this plan. |
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MOSSBURN |
Mossburn
Mossburn
Mossburn |
Estate Plan
County Valuation Rolls of 1827
Robert Hannah |
050 |
[situation]½ mile S.W. by W. [South West by West] of Hightae.
A farmhouse with outbuildings , garden and Stackyard the property of W.B. McDonald Esq. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.12 Trace 1
[signed]Samuel S. Hill
Lce.Corprl.R.S.M. [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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GRASSYARD LOCH |
Grassyard Loch
Grassyard Loch
Grassyard Loch |
Robert Hannah
David Henderson
David Telfer |
050 |
[situation] 7 chains south of Hightae.
A small pond of water south of Hitae having its name from its been situated in a large grass field. |
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INCH BURN |
Inch Burn
Inch Burn
Inch Burn |
Robert Hannah
David henderson
David Telfer |
050 |
[situation]From Grassyard Loch south-east to River Annan.
A small stream issuing out of the Grassyard Loch it flows in an easterly direction and falls into the River Annan. |
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SCHOOL [Hightae] |
Parochial School or Hightae School |
John Henderson
Robert Hannah
Robert Harkness |
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[situation]At south end of Townhead.
A branch school for the convenience of the scholars in the village of Hightae and neighbourhood. It is supported by the heritors of the parish and by the contributions of the scholars. Average attendance 30. |
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[signed] James Hill Lce.Crpl. R.S.M. |
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SCHOOL (Free Church) [N of Hightae] |
Free Church School |
A. Roddans |
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[situation]About 14 chains N. [North] from the centre of Hightae.
A one storey building erected in 1849 by subscription and a conftribution from the Free Church Funds. Can accommodate 70 to 80 scholars. Salary derived from fees and subscriptions among Free Kirk members. |
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POST OFFICE [Hightae] |
Post Office |
A. Roddans |
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[situation]Towards the N.W. [North West] end of Hightae.
A plain cottage of two apartments in one of which letters to and from the neighbourhood are asserted and dispatched daily. Mr Hannah parish schoolmaster is Postmaster. |
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MILLER'S HOLE |
Millers Hole
Millers Hole
Millers Hole |
Robert Ferguson
John Wright
David Telfer |
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[situation]In River Annan.
A part of the River Annan well known to the fishermen who pursue the recreation of fishing. The name is known to the majority of the old residents in the neighbourhood. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.12 Trace 2 |
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GEORGE'S HOLE |
Georges Hole
Georges Hole
Georges Hole |
Robert Ferguson
John Wright
David Telfer |
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[situation]In River Annan.
A part of the River Annan well known to the fishermen who pursue the recreation of fishing. The name is known to the majority of the old residents in the neighbourhood. |
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WILLIE'S POOL |
Willie's Pool
Willie's Pool
Willie's Pool |
Robert Ferguson John Wright
David Telfer |
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[situation]In River Annan.
A part of the River Annan well known to the fishermen who pursue the recreation of fishing. The name is known to the majority of the old residents in the neighbourhood. |
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MAUGER POOL |
Mauger Pool
Mauger Pool
Mauger Pool |
Robert Ferguson John Wright
David Telfer |
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[situation]In River Annan. A part of the River Annan well known to the fishermen who pursue the recreation of fishing. The name is known to the majority of the old residents in the neighbourhood. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.12 Trace 2 |
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CALF LAKE |
Calf Lake
Calf Lake
Calf Lake |
Robert Hannah
David Henderson
Robert Ferguson |
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[situation]From confluence of Mill and Valisons Burn S.E. [South East] to River Annan.
A large stream flowing through a portion of this plan and falls into the Annan River. |
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RIVER ANNAN |
Annan River
Annan River
Annan River |
Chambers Atlas
Robert Hannah
Robert Ferguson |
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At E. [East] side of Parish and forming for the most part En. [Eastern] boundary thereof.
A large river flowing from North to South through this plan. |
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MURTHAT or DEIL'S DIKE |
Murthat or Deil's Dike |
See page 132 for authorities and description |
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See page 132 for authorities and description |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.12 Trace 2
[signed]Samuel S. Hill
Lce.Crprl.R.S.M. [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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ROBERT MOOR PLANTATION |
Robert Moor Plantation |
See page 161 |
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[situation]About 2⅓ mile South from Lochmaben.
See page 161 |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.12 Trace 2
Bush,Welldale and Smallholm all scored out.
[signed]Samuel S. Hill
Lce.Crprl.R.S.M. [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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OXTART RIG |
Oxtart Rigg
Oxtart Rigg
Oxtart Rigg |
John Henderson
Charles Brodie
David Brodie |
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[situation] About 3/4 mile S.E. [South East] of Hightae Village.
A small ridge on the Oxtart farm hence the name. |
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BUSH MOOR |
Bush Moor
Bush Moor
Bush Moor |
John Henderson
Charles Brodie
David Brodie |
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[situation] From 1/2 to 1 mile S.S.E. [ South South East ] of Hightae Village.
A small tract of moorland farm hence the name. |
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WOODFOOT |
Woodfoot
Woodfoot
Woodfoot |
Estate Plan
Robert Hannah
John Henderson |
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[situation] 3/4 mile S.E. [ South East ] of Hightae Village.
A farm house garden and stackyard the property of W.B.McDonald Esq. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.12 Trace 3
[Signed] Samuel S.Hill Lce Crprl R.S.M. [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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BUSH |
Bush
Bush
Bush |
County Valuation rolls of 1827
Robert Hannah
Charles Brodie |
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[situation] 35 Chains S. [South] of the Centre of Hightae.
A large farm-house the property of Charles Brodie Esqr. |
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WELLDALE |
Welldale
Welldale
Welldale |
Robert Hannah
Charles Brodie
David Brodie |
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[situation] 3/4 Mile S.S.E. [South South East ] of Hightae.
A cottage the property of Mr Henderson. |
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SMALLHOLM |
Smallholm |
Robert Hannah
Charles Brodie
David Brodie |
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[situation] 3/4 Mile S.S.E. [ South South East ] of Hightae.
A small village south of Hightae on the Annan road. |
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Ph. [Parish] of Lochmaben
Plan 50.12 Trace 4
The following entries (parts of the River Annan) have been scored out:
Cowie
Sharp Poke
Henland
The Inches
The Ladies
Bushsaugh
Smallholm width
After the descriptive remarks which have also been deleted, there is a short explanation which has not been scored out : An enquiry found that these names are not generally recognised by people in locality. [signed] [J.B.Irving ?]
[Signed] John Angus Cort R.S.M. [ Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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NORTH CARTHAT |
North Carthat
North Carthat
North Carthat
North Cartwood
Carthat
Carthat |
Thomas Richardson
David McRobert
John Copeland
William Harkness
Ancient & Modern Valuation Rolls
Johnstone's Co. Map |
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[Signed] 3 1/2 Miles S.W. [South West] from Lochmaben.
A farmhouse and outbuildings with lands and garden attached, the property of the marquis of Queensberry. Thomas Richardson occupant. Cartwood is considered the correct spelling of this wood. That, - evidently a corruption of Thwaite - Ground grubbed up and cleared of wood for cultivation.Carthat is the Name which Appears in All documents, is usually so written, and likewise the colloquial usage of the district. [Signed] M.S. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.14 Trace 2
Items Black Riding and The Bank scored out
[Signed] Philip Munro Pte.R.S.M. [Private Royal Sappers & Miners ] |
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LINN BURN |
Linn Burn |
See Torthorwald Name Book Page 7. |
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[Situation] Near Western Parish Boundary.
A small stream which has its source near Wn. [Western] Parish Boundary. It runs S.W. [South West] for about 1/3 mile through this Parish and into Torthorwald. |
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SOUTH CARTHAT |
South Carthat
South Cartwood
South Carthat |
Thomas Richardson
David McRobert
John Copeland
See Preceding Page |
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[Situation] About 3 3/4 miles S.W. by S (South West by South] from Lochmaben.
A Farm house and outbuildings with lands and garden attached, the property of the Marquis of Queensberry. David McRobert occupant. Cartwood is considered the proper orthograph of this wood. |
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CARTHAT LINN |
Carthat Linn
Cartwood Linn
Carthat |
Thomas Richardson David McRobert John Copeland See Preceding Page |
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[Situation] e Chains East of South Carthat running East.
A small stream on the Fartm of South Carthat, the name is well known in the locality. Cartwood is considered the proper orthography. This name applies from its source to the mill dam at Cartwood. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.14 Trace 2
Entry for Carthat Hill scored out on this page
[Signed] Philip Munro Pte.R.S.M. [Private Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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CARTHAT HILL |
Stand Hill
Stand Hill
Stand Hill
Carthat or Cartwood hill |
Thomas Richardson
David McRobert
George Johnston
William Harkness
John Henderson |
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[Situation] On Carthat Moor about 2 1/2 miles S.W. [South West] of Lochmaben.
A considerable Hill near Carthat. Its soil consists of Heathy Pasture. the name has been established many years, the property of the Marquis of Queensberry. David McRobert occupant. It is better known by the latter name ; the former is only known to a few. |
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CARTHAT MOOR |
Carthat Moor
Carthat Moor
Carthat Moor
Cartwood Moor
Carthat Moor
Carthet Moor
Carthet Moor
Carthat Moor |
Thomas Richardson
David McRobert
John Copeland
William Harkness
Ancient & Modern Valuation Rolls
Andrew Johnstone Esq
Revd. [Reverend] W. Brown
Johnstone's Co. map |
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[Situation] In S.Wn. [South Western] district of Parish.
An extensive tract of high uncultivated Moorland. the property of the marquis of Queensberry. David McRobert occupant. This is locally pronounced Carthatr, but Cartwood is considered to be the correct orthography. The word Hartwood which appears on the adjoining plan is locally pronounced Harthat, but in writinf it is spelled Hartwood, also with Carthat. |
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ROCKHALLHEAD HILL |
Rockhallhead Hill
Rockhallhead Hill
Rockhallhead Hill |
George Johnston
David McRobert
John Copeland |
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[Situation] On Rockhallhead Moor about 3 3/4 miles S.S.E. [South South East] of Lochmaben.
A considerable Hill on the Farm of Rockhallhead. Its soil consists of Heathy Pasture, the property of the Marquis of Queensberry. John Copeland occupant. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.14 Trace 3
[Signed] Philip Munro Pte.R.S.M. [Private Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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ROCKHALLHEAD MOOR |
Rockhallhead Moor
Rockhallhead Moor
Rockhallhead Moor |
John Copeland
David McRobert
Thomas Richardson |
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[Situation] In S.Wn. [South Western] district of Parish.
An extensive tract of high uncultivated moorland, the property of the Marquis of Queensberry. John Copeland occupant. |
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SHAW BURN |
Shaw Burn |
Trace 5. See Common Plan Mouswald. |
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[Situation] At S.Wn. [South Western] point of Parish.
A Stream issuing from a Small Pond. [] a run of one mile through Mouswald Parish and falling into a Mill-dam at Dumfries & Annan Road where [] bears the name of Rockhall Burn to its junction with Wath Burn |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.14 Trace 3
[Signed] Philip Munro Pte.R.S.M. [Private Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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ROCKHALL MOAT |
Rockhall Moat
Rockhall Mount or Moat
Rockhall Mount or Moat
Rockhall Mount or Moat |
Thomas Richardson
David McRobert
John Copeland
Chalmers' Caledonia
Gazeteer of Scotland
Statistics of Lochmaben Parish |
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[Situation] 4 Miles S.S.W. [South South West] from Lochmaben.
This is a most beautiful mount of earth, perfectly round, and terminating in a sharp top; and is very entire, and of the most remote antiquity. It stands on the side of a ridge of hills, which separates Annandale from Nithsdale, and overlooks an extensive plain on the foot of the River Nith, part of Galloway, and all the Solway Firth. As to the use of this moat, it is generally agreed that the people met here to make laws and administer Justice. |
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Supposed Site of ROCKELE CHAPEL |
Rokle Chapel - Supposed site of
Rokele Chapel
Rokele Chapel |
John Henderson
Thomas Richardson
David McRobert
Ecclesiastical Antiquities
Gazeteer of Scotland |
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[Situation] About 4 1/3 Miles S.S.W. [South South West] from Lochmaben.
Supposed to have been the site of Rokle Chapel one of the antiquities in this parish. No vestige of the chapel is to be seen. The esatate on which it was situate is now called Rockhall. Thi was an endowed Chapel the pertinents of which though laid claim to by laymen After the Reformation, now yield certain proceeds to the present Minister of the Parish Church. It originally belonged to the Earl of Glencairn. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.14 Trace 5
[Signed] Philip Munro Pte.R.S.M. [Private Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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SHOT-HIM KNOWE |
Shothim knowe
Shothim Knowe
Shothim knowe |
John Copeland
David McRobert
Thomas Richardson |
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[Situation] 4 1/6 Miles S.W. by S. [South West by South] of Lochmaben.
A small hill in an arable field near Carthat, derives its name from the circumstance of a man having been shot on it at the time of the Solemn league and Covenant. |
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ROCKHALLHEAD |
Rockhallhead
Rockhallhead
Rockhallhead |
John Copeland
Thomas Richardson
David McRobert |
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[Situation] 4 1/3 Miles S.S.W. [South South West ] from Lochmaben.
A Farm house and outbuildings with Lands and garden attached the property of the Marquis of Queensberry. John Copeland occupant.
The Site on which this house & its outbuildings stand, presents an undoubted appearance of having been a Camp formerly. A part of the anterior ditch & embankment is distinctly visible, and the embankment surrounding the interior of the Camp is quite visible in many parts, but the process of building and cultivation has destroyed the Complete formation. [Signed] J. Angus |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.14 Trace 5
[Signed] Philip Munro
Pte. R. S. M. [Private Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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CARTHAT MOOR |
Carthat Moor
Carthat Moor
Carthat Moor
Cartwood Moor |
John Richardson
Thomas Richardson
David McRobert
Robert Harkness Esq. |
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[Situation] At Sn. [Southern] extremity of Parish 3 miles S. [South] of Lochmaben.
An extensive tract of high uncultivated Moorland. the property of the Marquis of Queensberry. occupied by David McRobert and Thomas Richardson.
This is considered to be the proper appellation [Signed] J.A. |
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ROCKHALLHEAD MOOR |
Rockhallhead Moor
Rockhallhead Moor
Rockhallhead Moor |
John Copeland
David McRobert
James Sneddon |
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[Situation] At Sn. [Southern] extremity of Lochmaben Parish 3 miles S. [South] of Lochmaben.
An extensive Moor on the Farm of Rockhallhead. |
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ROCKHALLHEAD HILL |
Rockhallhead Hill
Rockhallhead Hill
Rockhallhead Hill |
John Copeland David McRobert James Sneddon |
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[Situation] At Sn. [Southern] extremity of Lochmaben Parish 3 1/4 miles S. [South] of Lochmaben.
A considerable hill on the farm of Rockhallhead- the name is well known in the locality. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.15 Trace 1
[Signed] Phil. Munro Pte.R.S.M. [Private Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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RANGEGILL BURN |
Rangegill Burn
Rangegill Burn
Rangegill Burn |
Map of the Estate of Ramerscales
James Richardson
John Wright |
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[Situation] Partially forming Sn. [Southern] Parish Boundary.
A very crtooked Stream which forms part of the boundary betwixt the parishes of Lochmaben and Dalton hence it falls into the Annan. |
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HARTWOOD SHAWS |
Hartwood Shaws
Hartwood Shaws
Hartwood Shaws |
George Underwood
William Graham
George Richardson |
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[Situation] At Sn. [Southern] extremity of Patrish 3 miles from Lochmaben.
A wood at the side of Rangegill Burn. Its wood consists of ash and oak the property of A. johnston Esqr. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.15 Trace 2
[Signed] Phil. Munro Pte.R.S.M. [Private Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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ROUTING CLEUGH |
Routing Cleugh
Routing Cleugh
Routing Cleugh |
John Richardson
Proprietors Map
James Graham |
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[situation]On Wn. [Western] or S.Wn. [South Western] parish boundary.
The name applies to a wooded glen through which a stream flows. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.15 Trace 3
[Signed]Phil.Munro
Pt.R.S.M. [Private Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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SMALLHOLM BURN |
Smallholm Burn |
See page 194 |
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[situation]At Wn. [Western] or S.Wn. [South Western] parish boundary running West.
See page 194. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50 trace 3 |
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PINCHWOOD |
Pinchwood
Pinchwood
Pinchwood |
Estate Plan
George Jardine
David Moffat |
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[situation]About 3⅓ miles S.S.E. [South South East] of Lochmaben.
A small cottage south of Woodfoot having its name from the Pinchwoods the property of W.B.McDonald Esq. |
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OXTART RIGG |
Oxtartrigg
Oxtartrigg
Oxtartrigg |
George Jardine
Robert Wright
David Moffat |
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[situation]3¼ miles S.S.E. [South South East] of Lochmaben.
A small ridge or hill on which the farm town called Oxtart is built hence the name. |
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OXTART |
Oxtart
Oxtart
Oxtart |
George Jardine
Estate Plan
Thomas Kirkpatrick |
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[situation]About 3⅓ miles S.S.E. [South South East] of Lochmaben.
A small farmhouse with outbuildings and garden the property of George Jardine. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.16 Trace 1
[signed]Samuel S. Hill
LceCrpl. R.S.M. [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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WOODLANDS |
Woodlands
Woodlands
Woodlands |
Estate Plan
Thomas Kirkpatrick
Robert Wright |
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[situation]3⅓ miles S.S.E. [South South East] of Lochmaben.
A cultivated district on which stand s several small cottages, "which name applies to them all." |
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SMALLHOLM BURN |
Smallholm Burn
Smallholm Burn
Smallholm Burn |
John Henderson
Robert Wright
Thomas Kirkpatrick |
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[situation]From S.Wn. [South Western] parish boundary E.S.E. [East South East] to River Annan.
A small stream having its source in Dalton parish enters Lochmaben at Routing Cleugh - flows E.S.E. [East South East] passes near to Smallholm village a little to the S.E. [South East] of which falls into River Annan. |
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[signed]Samuel S. Hill
LceCrpl. R.S.M. [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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WOODLANDBANKS |
Woodlandbanks
Woodlandbanks
Woodlandbanks |
David Moffat
Thomas Kirkpatrick
Robert Wright |
050 |
[situation]3¼ miles S.S.E. [South South East] of Lochmaben.
A farm house with outbuilding garden and stackyard, the property of W.B.McDonald Esq. |
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BROWNHILL |
Brownhill
Brownhill
Brownhill |
John Anderson
Robert Johnson
Robert Wright |
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[situation]Nearly 3½ miles S.E. by S, [South East by South] of Lochmaben.
A cotter's house, the property of W.B.McDonald Esqr. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.16 trace 1
[signed]Samuel S. Hill
LceCrpl.R.S.M. [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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SMALLHOLM |
Smallholm
Smallholm
Smallholm |
David Moffat
Robert Wright
Charles Brodie |
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[situation]About 3½ miles S.E. [South East] by of Lochmaben.
A small village, contains only a few cot houses and farm buildings situated on the road from Hitae to Annan about ¾ miles from the former. |
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RIVER ANNAN |
Annan River
Annan River
Annan River |
David Moffat
Chambers Atlas
Robert Wright |
050 |
[situation]Forming for the most part Eastern parish boundary.
A large River flowing in a Southerly direction through this Plan. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.16 Trace B
[signed]Samuel S. Hill
LceCrpl. R.S.M. [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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SMALLHOLMBANK |
Smallholmbank
Smallholmbank
Smallholmbank |
David Moffat
Robert Wright
James Wright |
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[situation]3½ miles S.E. by S. [South East by South] of Lochmaben.
Two small cottages with garden the property of W.B.McDonald Esq. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.16 Trace3
[signed]Samuel S.Hill
LceCrpl. R.S.M. [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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SMALLHOLMBURN |
Smallholmburn
Smallholmburn
Smallholmburn |
James Bell
Robert Wright
Mr Jardine |
050 |
[situation]3⅔ miles S.E. [South East] of Lochmaben.
A large farm house with outbuildings and garden having its name from a small stream which passes on the north side of it. |
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SMALLHOLM T.P. |
Smallholm Bar
Smallholm Bar
Smallholm Bar |
James Bell
Robert Wright
Mr Jardine |
050 |
A small cottage situated on the road from Lochmaben to Annan 4 miles from the former. A toll bar on the Annan Road. |
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DORMONTRIGG |
Dormontrigg
Dormontrigg
Dormontrigg |
James Bell
Robert Wright
Mr Jardine |
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[situation]About 4 miles S.E. [South East] of Lochmaben.
A small cottage and garden the property of Thomas Carruthers Esq. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 50.16 Trace 4
[signed]Samuel S. Hill
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UPPER DORMONT |
Upper Dormont
Upper Dormont
Upper Dormont |
Peter Jardine
Robert Seaton
David Pagan |
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[situation]About 4⅓ miles S.E. by S. [South East by South] of Lochmaben.
A large farm building with garden and stackyard together with cot houses the latter are situated in this parish and the former in Dalton parish. |
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NEWTON |
Newton
Newton
Newton |
Peter Jardine
Robert Seaton
David Pagan |
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[situation]About 4⅔ miles S.E. by S. [South East by South] of Lochmaben.
A small farm house with outbuildings and garden the property of Thomas Carruthers Esq. |
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Plan 56.4 Trace 1
[signed]Samuel S.Hill
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LEAFIELD |
Leafield
Leafield
Leafield |
Peter Jardine
David Pagan
Robert Seaton |
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[situation]5 miles S.E. by S. [South East by South] of Lochmaben.
A large farm building together with garden and dog kennels the property of Thomas Carruthers. |
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Plan 56.4 Trace 2
[signed]Samuel S. Hill
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Morningside
Morningside
Morningside |
David Pagan
Robert Seaton
Peter Jardine |
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[Situation] 5⅓ miles S.E. by S. [South East by South] of Lochmaben.
A small farm house with outbuildings garden and StacKyard the property of James McMillan Creighton Esq. |
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BRECKENRIGG |
BrecKenrigg
BrecKenrigg
BrecKenrigg
BrecKen the Fern |
David Pagan
Robert Seaton
Peter Jardine
BrocKett & Dr [Doctor] Jamieson |
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[Situation] 5½ miles S.E. by S. [South East by South] of Lochmaben.
A small cottage with outbuildings and garden, "was formerly a farm house" the property of James McMillan Creighton Esq. |
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Parish of Lochmaben
Plan 56.3 Trace 1
[Signed] R Stotherd Capt.R.Engrs [Captain Royal Engineers] 15th July 1856.
[Signed] Samuel S. Hill Lce Crpl. R.S.M. [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers and Miners] |
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Co. Dumfries
Parish of Lochmaben
Plan XLII 3 pages from 5 to 6
Plan XLII 4 pages from 7 to 8
Plan XLII 7 pages from 9 to 18
Plan XLII 8 pages from 19 to 26
Plan XLII 10 pages from 27 to 28
Plan XLII 11 pages from 29 to 38
Plan XLII 12 pages from 39 to 44
Plan XLII 14 pages from 45 to 48
Plan XLII 15 pages from 49 to 74
Plan XLII 16 pages from 75 to 82
Plan L 2 pages from 83 to 88
Plan L 3 pages from 89 to 110
Plan L 4 pages from 111 to 122
Plan LI 1 pages from
Plan L 6 pages from 123 to 130
Plan L 7 pages from 131 to 142
Plan L 8 pages from 143 to 152
Plan L 10 pages from 153 to 156
Plan L 11 pages from 157 to 168
Plan L 12 pages from 169 to 183
Plan L 14 pages from 183 to 188
Plan L 15 pages from 189 to 192
Plan L 16 pages from 193 to 198
Plan LVI 4 pages from 199 to 200
Plan LVI 8 pages from 201 to 202
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INDEX
Plans --- Name of Objects --- Pages
42/11 ; 42/15 -- Aik Rigg -- 36, 56
42/8 -- Burrance -- 23.
42/8 -- Burrance Knowe -- 23.
42/8 -- Blackett Hole -- 25.
42/10 ; 42/14 -- Blindhills Wood -- 28, 46
42/12 -- Broomy Knowe -- 40.
42/12 -- Burnside -- 40.
42/12 -- BeebinKleas -- 40.
42/12 -- Bridgemoor -- 43.
42/14 -- Blind Lochs -- 45.
42/14 -- Broomrigg -- 47.
42/14 -- Baldy's Nook -- 47.
48/15 -- BroadleadyKes -- 49.
42/15 -- Broomhill ParK -- 54.
42/15 -- Broomhill SlacK -- 57.
42/15 -- Boglehole -- 58.
42/15 -- Banas -- 59.
42/15 -- Beerflat -- 59.
42/15 -- Blae Meadow -- 59.
42/15 -- Bruce Street -- 68.
42/15 -- Beerflat Mill -- 73.
42/16 -- Broomhill -- 75.
42/16 -- Broomhill Ford -- 78.
42/16 -- Broomholm -- 80.
50/2 -- Burnside -- 83.
42/16 -- Broomholm Ford -- 80.
50/2 -- Burnside Cottage -- 83.
50/2; 50/6 -- Bottom -- 84, 123.
50/2 -- Broom Well -- 85.
50/2 -- Broomwell -- 86.
50/2 -- Braehead -- 86.
50/3 -- Burnside -- 89.
50/3 -- BlacKrigg -- 90.
50/3 -- Broadchapel -- 91.
50/3 -- BlacKriggknowe -- 103.
50/3 -- Belshiels -- 104.
50/3 -- Broom Hill -- 104.
50/3 -- Buck Rigg -- 106.
50/6 -- BanKhead -- 126.
50/7 -- BacKdyKe -- 131.
50/7 -- Broun Hill -- 131.
50/7 -- Broom -- 139.
50/8 -- Boghead -- 145.
50/10; 50/11 -- Bell's Cleugh -- 153,163.
50/12 -- BlacKnowe -- 172.
50/12 -- Bush Moor -- 181.
50/12 -- Bush -- 182.
50/6 -- Broomhill -- 195.
50/8 -- Breckenrigg -- 201.
42/3; 42/7;
42/8 ; -- CorncocKle Plantation -- 6, 12, 21.
42/7 -- CorncocKle Quarry -- 11.
42/7 -- CorncocKle -- 12.
Camps (supposed)
42/8 -- Coldwell -- 21.
42/8 -- CorncocKle Cottage -- 22.
42/11 -- Chapelcroft -- 35.
42/11 -- Chapel (Site) -- 35.
42/15 -- Church
(United Presbyterian ) -- 58.
42/15 -- CocKwell -- 61.
42/15 -- Castle Street -- 67.
42/15 -- Commercial Inn -- 67.
42/15 -- Crown Inn -- 67.
42/15 -- Croftfoot Moss -- 72.
50/2 -- Cleughside -- 84.
50/3 -- CocKie's Knowe -- 94.
50/3 -- Church -- 96.
50/3 -- Castle Hill -- 96.
50/3 -- Constable Hill -- 98.
50/3 -- Castlehill -- 99.
50/3; 50/4; -- Castle Loch -- 100, 111.
50/3; 50/7; -- Castle Mains -- 109, 136.
50/3 -- Castle Wood -- 110
50/4 -- Cleughhead -- 123.
50/7 -- Cartners Corse Wood -- 135.
50/7 -- Conite Moss -- 139.
50/7 -- Corsegreen -- 139.
50/8 -- Church (Cameronian) -- 150.
50/8 -- Calflake Bridge -- 151.
50/8 -- Calflea -- 151.
50/10; 50/14;
50/15 -- Carthart Moor -- 153. 185, 189.
50/11 -- Catcleugh Plantation -- 159.
50/11 -- CorsebanK -- 160.
50/11 -- CocKethill -- 165.
50/11 -- CocKet Hill -- 166.
50/11 -- CocKethill Bog -- 167.
50/12 -- Calf Lake -- 179.
50/12 -- Carthart Linn -- 184.
50/14 -- Carthart Hill -- 185.
50/4 -- Dryfe Water -- 117.
50/4 -- Dubbs Hole -- 122.
50/6 -- Douglasburn -- 123
50/12 -- Drum Well -- 170.
50/16 -- Dormontrigg -- 198.
42/10; 42/11; -- Elshieshields Wood -- 27, 35.
42/11 -- Elshieshields -- 29.
42/11 -- Elshieshields Bridge -- 30.
42/11 -- Esbie -- 31.
42/15 -- East Street -- 65.
50/3 -- Elfin Knowe -- 90.
42/4; 42/8 -- Ford Road -- 7, 20.
42/12 -- Fish BecK -- 44.
42/15 -- Free Church -- 66.
50/6 -- Flaghouse -- 126.
50/7 -- Foulbridge Wood -- 135.
42/8 -- Gotterbie Moor -- 22.
42/8 -- Gotterbie Plantation -- 24.
42/8 ; 42/12 -- Gotterbie Hill -- 24, 25.
42/12 -- Gotterbie -- 42.
42/15 -- Grummel Loch -- 72.
50/2 -- GillmourparK -- 88.
50/3 -- Gallows Hill -- 99.
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Plans --- Name of Objects --- Pages
50/6 -- GillmoorbanK -- 127.
50/8 -- Gillmoor Cleugh -- 127.
50/8 -- Greenhill head -- 145.
50/8 -- Greenhill -- 146.
50/11 -- Gill Plantation -- 159.
50/11 -- Guards Brae Wood -- 161.
50/12 -- Grassyard Loch -- 175.
50/12 -- George's Hole -- 178.
42/3 -- Hillshole Moss -- 6.
42/15; 50/3 -- High Street -- 69, 95
50/3 -- Halleaths Loch -- 79.
50/3 -- Henderland Island -- 110.
50/4 -- Halleaths Wood -- 113.
50/4 -- Halleaths -- 115.
50/4 -- Heck Moss -- 119.
50/6;50/7;
50/10;50/11-- Hartwood Moor -- 129, 137, 155,157.
50/8 -- Heck Bridge -- 143.
50/8 -- Heck Hill -- 144.
50/11 -- Hartwood Hill -- 157.
50/11 -- Hartwood Linn -- 158.
50/11; 50/15-- Hartwood Shaw -- 165.
50/11 -- Hartwood -- 163.
50/12 -- Hightae -- 169.
50/12 -- Hollandbush Well -- 170.
50/7 -- Hartwood Style -- 140.
50/4 -- Innerfield -- 112.
50/4 -- Innerfield Burn -- 112.
50/12 -- Inch Brae -- 175.
42/16;50/4 -- Janical Lake -- 81.116.
42/7; 42/11
42/12;42/16 -- Kinnel Water -- 10, 31, 39,78.
42/8 -- Kill Pool -- 25.
42/11 -- Kinnelside -- 33.
42/11 -- Kinnelbridge -- 33.
42/11 -- KinnelhooK -- 34.
42/11 -- KinnelBridge -- 34.
42/11 -- KinnelbanK -- 38.
42/15; 50/3 -- Kirk Loch -- 63,93.
42/15 -- Kings Arms Inn-- 70.
42/16 -- Kinnel Water
(Old Course) -- 75.
50/4 -- Kirk Hirst -- 119.
50/8 -- Kinning Hill -- 149.
50/11 -- Kiln Knowe -- 165.
50/12 -- Knowehead -- 171.
42/14 -- Lochmaben Town Flow-- 48.
42/15 -- Lochville -- 53.
42/15 -- LochbanK -- 55.
42/15 -- LaverocKhall -- 63.
42/15 -- Lochside -- 63.
42/15;50/3 -- Lochmaben -- 64, 100.
50/3 -- Lochmaben T.P.
[TurnPike] -- 97.
50/2;50/3
50/6 ; 50/7 -- Lochmaben Moor --- 84, 89, 124,131.
50/3 -- Lochmaben Castle -- 107.
50/4 -- Lochfield -- 112.
50/4 -- Ladywood -- 117.
50/7; 50/8 -- LimeKilns Rigg -- 136, 143
50/4 -- Linn Burn -- 184.
50/7 -- Ladycross Mire -- 140
56/4 -- Leafield -- 200.
42/3; 42/7 -- Mackerel SiKe -- 5, 9.
42/12 -- Millhouse Bridge -- 41.
42/12 -- Millwillan Ford -- 43.
42/15 -- Mill Loch -- 53.
42/15 -- MaxwellbanK -- 61.
42/15 -- MarKet Cross -- 70.
42/16 -- Moss Pool -- 75.
50/2 -- Moor School -- 86.
50/2 -- Maxwell Brae -- 88.
50/3; 50/7 --MarlaKe Burn -- 91 , 104.
50/3; 50/7 -- Marmeadow Plantation -- 93, 134.
50/3 -- Mayfield -- 98.
50/4 -- Moss -side -- 120.
50/6 -- Midhill -- 125.
50/3 ; 50/7
50/11; 50/12-- Murthat DyKe -- 97, 132,161,179.
50/7 -- MarlaKe -- 133.
50/7 -- MarlaKe Bridge -- 133.
50/7 -- Moss side -- 140.
50/7 -- Moss Knowe -- 141.
50/7 -- Millrigg -- 142.
50/7 -- Mill Bridge -- 142.
50/7 ; 50/8 -- Mill Burn -- 142, 149
50/11 -- Moorfield -- 160.
50/11; 50/12 -- Mossburn -- 162, 174.
50/12 -- Miller's Hole -- 177.
50/12 -- Mauger Hole -- 178.
56/8 -- Morningside -- 201.
42/11 -- Marecoth Sike -- 36.
42/15; 42/16 -- Marjorie Sike -- 64, 81.
50/6 --Nut Knowe -- 125.
50/8 -- Nether Hill -- 145.
50/12 -- Netherfauld -- 171.
50/12 -- North Carthat -- 183.
56/4 -- Newton -- 199.
42/4 -- Old Spedlins -- 8.
42/12 -- Old Gotterbie -- 42.
42/15 -- Oldmill -- 56.
50/4 -- Old Boat Pool -- 115.
50/12; 50/16 -- Oxtart Rigg -- 181, 193
50/16 -- Oxtart -- 193.
42/7 -- Post Office -- 15.
42/12 -- ParK -- 44.
42/16 -- Plat Hill -- 80.
50/3 -- Priesthead Hill -- 90.
50/3 -- Pansy Plantation -- 91.
50/3 -- ParKfoot -- 103.
50/4 -- Priestdykes Plantation -- 113.
50/4 -- Priestdykes Cottages -- 121.
50/4 -- PriestdyKes -- 122.
50/8 -- ParKend -- 143.
50/12 -- Preston House -- 170.
50/12 -- Post Office -- 177.
50/16 -- Pinchwood -- 193.
50/12 -- Queen's Head Inn -- 175.
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42/14; 42/8
42/12; 42/16 -- River Annan -- 8, 20, 42, 77, 115, 147, 179, 196.
50/4;50/8;
50/12;50/16 -- Redhall -- 10.
42/7 -- Redhall Quarry -- 15.
42/8 -- RangebanK Wood -- 24.
42/8 -- RangebanKfoot -- 24.
42/11 -- Rigghead -- 36.
42/15 -- Roman Camp -- 50.
42/15 -- Riggside -- 54.
42/15 -- Riggfoot -- 54.
42/15 -- Rosehall -- 61.
42/15 -- Raven Hill -- 74.
50/2 -- Raemoor Burn -- 83.
50/4; 50/8 -- River Annan
(Old Course) -- 122, 146.
50/8 -- RicKet Hill -- 146.
50/11; 50/12 --Robert Moor
Plantation-- 161, 180.
50/11; 50/12;
50/14 -- Rangehill Burn -- 162, 173, 190.
50/11; 50/12-- Robert Moor -- 168, 174.
50/12 -- Rashy Briggs -- 173.
50/14; 50/15 -- Rashybriggs -- 174.
50/14; 50/15 -- Rockhallhead Hill -- 185, 189.
50/14; 50/15 -- Rockhallhead Moor -- 186, 189.
50/14 -- RocKhall Moat -- 187.
50/14 -- RoKele Chapel (Site) -- 187.
50/14 -- Rockhallhead -- 188.
50/15 -- Routing Cleugh -- 191.
42/3; 42/4
42/7; 42/8 -- Spedlin's Flow -- 5, 7, 11, 19.
42/11 -- Spedlins Tower -- 8.
42/7 -- Shaw Burn -- 13.
42/7 -- Shaw Cottages -- 13.
42/7 -- Shaw Bridge -- 13.
42.7 -- School -- 16.
42/8 -- Spedlins -- 19.
42/11 -- Shaw Brae -- 29.
42/11 -- StendtaK -- 37.
52/12 -- Scar Brae -- 39.
42/15 -- School (Free Church) -- 66.
42/15 -- St. Magdalene's
Church (Site) -- 71.
42/15 -- St. Magdalene's Well -- 71.
50/2 -- St. Thomas's -- 85.
50/2 -- St. Thomas's Chapel (Site) --86.
50/2 -- Springfield -- 87.
50/2 -- St. Thomas's Chapel -- 85.
50/3; 50/7 -- Smallrigg Loaning -- 93, 134.
50/3 -- School -- 97.
50/3 -- StranKbrow -- 98.
50/3 -- StranKbrow Well -- 101.
50/3 -- Summershall -- 103.
50/3 -- Smallrigg -- 105.
50/3 -- Swan's Close
Plantation -- 105.
50/7 -- Smallbrigg Plantation -- 133.
50/8 -- Shillahill Bridge -- 147.
50/8 -- SKairfield -- 150.
50/12 -- School -- 175.
50/12 -- School (Free Church) -- 177.
50/12 -- Smallholm -- 182.
50/14 -- South Carthart -- 184.
50/14 -- Shaw Burn -- 186.
50/14 -- Shot Linn Knowe -- 188.
50/15; 50/16-- Smallholm Burn -- 192, 194
50/12; 50/16-- Smallholm -- 182, 196.
50/16 -- Smallholmbank -- 197.
50/16 -- Smallholmburn -- 198.
50/16 -- Smallholm T.P. [Turn Pike] -- 198.
42/7 -- Templand -- 15.
42/7 -- Templand Scar-- 16.
42/7 -- Templand -- 17.
42/11 -- Tower -- 29.
42/11 -- Todhillmuir Ford -- 31.
42/15 -- Townhead -- 65.
42/15 -- Town Hall -- 69.
50/4 -- The Creels -- 116.
50/6;50/ 7 -- Thorniewhat Moor -- 127, 137.
50/6 -- Thorniewhat Hill -- 129.
50/6; 50/7 -- Thorniewhat Burn -- 127, 137.
50/7 -- Thorniewhat Fell -- 137.
50/7 -- The Belt -- 142.
50/12 -- Townhead -- 172.
42/14 -- Upper Loch -- 50.
42/14 -- Upper Lochhead -- 51.
56/4 -- Upper Dormount -- 199.
42/3 -- Viewfield -- 39.
50/3 -- Vendace Burn -- 94.
50/3 -- Vallance Rigg -- 94.
50/3 -- Vendaceburn -- 109.
50/4; 50/8 -- Valison Burn -- 119, 144.
42/7; 42/10
42/11 -- Water of Ae -- 14, 27, 30.
42/11; 42/15 -- Woodycastle Moss -- 35, 50.
42/11; 42/15 -- Whitereed Moss -- 36, 55
42/12 -- Watering Ford -- 40.
42/15 -- Woodycastle -- 50.
42/15 -- Watchhill -- 62.
42/15 -- West Street -- 65.
42/15 -- Well Street -- 67.
42/16 -- Whitehills -- 79.
50/2 -- Womanrig -- 87.
50/2 -- Whiteland -- 88.
50/7 -- Whorles Knowe -- 141.
50/11 -- Welly Wood -- 160.
50/12 -- Woodfoot -- 167.
50/11 -- Willie's Pool -- 178.
50/12 -- Woodfoot -- 181.
50/12 -- Welldale -- 182.
50/16 -- Woodlands -- 194.
50/16 -- Woodland BanKs -- 195.
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