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MIDDLEBIE [parish] |
Middlebie
Middlebie
Middlebie |
Walker's Map of Scotland
Crawford's |
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The name of this Parish is said to be derived from bee or bie a dwelling which is supposed to refer to a Roman Camp in fine preservation in the South Western district, midd having been prefixed, to distinguish this Camp from the other Roman Stations about 10 miles distant in opposite directions, at Netherbie in Cumberland and Upperbie in Eskdalemuir.
The Parish of Middlebie is bounded on the North by Tundergarth, on the East by Langholm and Half Morton, on the South by Kirkpatrick Fleming and Annan, and on the West by Hoddam and Tundergarth.
There is no detached part of Middlebie within the boundaries of another Parish, nor is within its limits as described a detached portion of any other Parish. It is an oblong stretching North East by East measures 6 1/4 miles long by 3 miles broad and contains about 17,430 acres:- about 1/4 of the whole Area is arable, about 360 acres in wood and the remainder pastoral and waste.
The surface along the South West is low and undulating, towards the centre hilly, and in the North mountainous and wild. A clayey soil prevails gravel and loam being occasionally met with. The greatest altitudes are from 800 to 900 feet. The entire district is well watered by numerous Streams, the principal of which are Kirtle Water on the East boundary Mein Water and Westgill Burn on the Western boundary and River Sark which rises in the most easterly district, the majority of the other Streams being merely rills termed in the district Sikes. The Caledonian Railway from Edinburgh traverses the Southern district in a Southerly direction towards Carlisle. There are two Turnpike Roads, which intersect each other near the Southern extremity of the Parish. Limestone is worked to a considerable extent. No minerals are wrought, Coal has been supposed to exist, to discover which many expensive but unsuccessful attempts have been made. There are |
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Parish of Middlebie Co Dumfries
there are ----- seven villages Middlebie, Eaglesfield, Wallacehall, Waterbeck, Lauriesclose, Dalbate and Kirtlebridge. They are all hamlets with the exception of Eaglesfield near the South East extremity of the Parish which consists of a double line of one storey houses stretching from west to east a distance of nearly one mile. The houses are dilapidated and the tout? enarmble of this village uninviting, the population thereof numbering nearly 700 being almost entirely composed of poverty stricken weavers------ Middlebie has one Parish Church Parish Schools and an United Presbyterian Church. The houses and farm-steadings are in indifferent condition and have but limited accommodation. The Population of the Parish about 2,200 employed chiefly by Carlisle and Glasgow Manufacturers.
The principal Antiquity is a Roman Camp near the Southern extremity of the Parish "considered says the New Statistical Account "as almost the most perfect remains of Romas Antiquity or grandeur existing in Britain, the fossae, aggers and prcetorium being quite distinct" Though the entire dimensions of this Camp may still be traced , it is only on the North side where any remains now exist, the fossae and aggers being well defined there. The prcetorium as mentioned in the foregoing quotation cannot now be tracedhowever. - This Camp is of similar dimensions and construction to those which are supposed to have been constructed for a single Roman Legion without Allies. General Roy supposes it to be the Bloturn Bulgium of the Romans Entrenchment- forming a square are traceable in close proximity to the North West Parish Boundary pronounced by people in the locality as having formed those of a Roman Camp. The dimensions are so trifling and the apparent defences so slight as almost to preclude the supposition of its Roman origin. The only construction however is, that this work may - from its peculiar formation - have formed a temporary Post capable of accommodating 16 - 20 Roman soldiers. No mention of this work is made by any Authority. Four encampments of round formation are shown in the 2nd division of Parish, which the people in the locality characterise as British Forts, but respecting which the New Statistical Account remarks * The Remains of a Border Tower or Peel are still discernible near the Southern extremity of the Parish. This structure probably derived all its notability from the circumstances of a family called Bell being the original possessors, a member of which figures so conspicuously in the Tale of Fair Helen of Kirkconnel Lee. Middlebie consists of those of Pennersaughs, Carruthers and Middlebie all having been united in 1609. In the Ancient Parish of Carruthers there was a village of the same name which derived considerable notoriety from the circumstance of its having been a favourite resort of Freebooters during the Border Feuds. ---- the site of which has been shewn- Also the Site of the Parish Church of Pennersaughs as pointed by people in the district.
* There are in many places small extended Camps or Birrens of a round form, very prominent and in good presentation. It is conjectured that they were constructed by the Septs or Lairds for the protection of Cattle during Border Feuds, but on account of urns having been found in them it is probable that they are of an earlier date and may be what are called "British Fortifications" March 1857 |
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MID HILL |
Mid Hill
Mid Hill
Mid Hill |
John Patterson Kirtlehead
William Glendinning Winterhopehead
John Dickson Winterhopehead |
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[Situation] On the Nn. [Northern] Parish Boundary
A hill lying between the Burnt Cleugh And Winterhope |
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BURNT CLEUCH |
Burnt Cleugh
Burnt Cleugh
Burnt Cleugh |
John Patterson
William Glendinning
John Dickson |
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At the S.En [South Eastern] base odf Mid Hill.
A hollow between Burntcleugh Shoulder & Mid Hill having a stream running through it which falls into Kirtle Water. |
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BURNTCLEUCH SHOULDER |
Burntcleugh Shoulder
Burntcleugh Shoulder
Burntcleugh Shoulder |
John Patterson
William Glendinning
John Dickson |
044 |
[Situation] On Wn. [Western] Parish Boundary
A high ridge of land along the corner of the Parish of Middlebie |
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Parish of Middlebie -- Plan 44.11 Trace 2 -- [Page] 3 |
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CASTLESTAFF |
Castlestaff
Castlestaff
Castlestaff |
John Patterson Kirtlehead
William Glendinning Winterhopehead
John Dickson Winterhopehead |
044 |
[Situation] Nearly 3/4 mile S.W.W. [South West West] from Mid Hill.
A Small eminence near the north east Corner of the Parish of Middlebie |
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MID NICK |
Mid Nick
Mid Nick
Mid Nick |
John Patterson Kirtlehead
William Glendinning
John Dickson |
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[Situation] Between Castlestaff And BlacK Brae
A small hollow between Black Brae and Castlestaff. |
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BLACK BRAE |
Black Brae
Black Brae
Black Brae |
John Patterson
William Glendinning
John Dickson |
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[Situation] 12 Chains SW [South West] of Castlestaff
An Eminence near the Mid NicK |
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[ Page] 4 -- Parish of Middlebie -- Plan 44. 11 Trace 3
[signed] John Houston
Kirtlehead Hill - See Page 22 for Authorities etc. |
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CROSS SIKE |
Cross Sike
Cross Sike
Cross Sike
Sike a Rill |
John Patterson
William Glendinning
John Dickson
Dr [Doctor] Jamieson |
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A small Styan near Willies Cleugh |
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WILLIE'S CLEUCH |
Willies'cleuch
Willies'cleuch
Willies'cleuch |
John Patterson Kirtlehead
William Glendinning Winterhopehead
John Dickson Winterhopehead |
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A cleuch between Black Brae and Javey's Slack through which a stream flows and falls into the Kirtle Water |
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THE DOD |
The Dod
The Dod
The Dod |
William Glendinning Winterhopehead
John Patterson Kirtlehead
John Dickson Winterhopehead |
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A portion of elevated ground a little above Doe's Hill |
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WINTER HOPE |
Winter Hope
Winter Hope
Winter Hope |
William Glendinning Winterhopehead
John Patterson Kirtlehead
John Dickson Winterhopehead |
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A hollow between Doe's Hill and Mid Hill in the upper land of which the Winterhope Burn rises |
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DOE'S HILL |
Doe's Hill
Doe's Hill
Doe's Hill |
William Glendinning
John Patterson
John Dickson |
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A Hill between Winterhope and Kirtle Water |
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RED SIKE |
Red Sike
Red Sike
Red Sike |
William Glendinning
John Patterson
John Dickson |
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A small stream rising in a hollow between Doe's Hill and the Dod |
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The Dod The Dod The Dod
William Glendinning Winterhopehead
John Patterson Kirtlehead
John Dickson Winterhopehead
A portion of elevated ground a little north of Does Hill |
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KIRTLE NICK |
Kirtle Nick
Kirtle Nick
Kirtle Nick |
William Glendinning
John Patterson
John Dickson |
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A deep hollow at the head of Kirtle Water |
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WILLIESCLEUCH SHANK |
Wiliescleuch Shank
Williescleuch Shank
Williescleuch Shank |
William Glendinning
John Patterson
John Dickson |
044 |
A small portion of rising ground near the edge of Kirtle Water |
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WINTERHOPE BURN |
WinterHope Burn
WinterHope Burn
WinterHope Burn |
William Glendinning Winterhope
John Patterson Kirtlehead
John Dickson Winterhopehead |
044 |
A stream on the farm of Winterhope which rises between the Dod and Mid Hill and falls into Kirtle Water |
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HEMPY SIKE |
Hempy Sike
Hempy Sike
Hempy Sike |
William Glendinning Winterhopehead
John Patterson Kirtlehead
John Dickson Winterhopehead |
044 |
A small stream rising south of Burnt Cleuch Shoulder and falling into WinterHope |
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HEMPY SIKE |
Hempy Sike
Hempy Sike
hempy Sike |
William Glendinning Winterhopehead
John Patterson Kirtlehead
John Dickson Winterhopehead |
044 |
A small stream rising a little south of Burnt Cleuch-shoulder and falling in to Burnt Cleuch |
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KITTY'S CAIRN |
Kitty's Cairn
Kitty's Cairn |
James Elliot Esq [Esquire]
George Scott |
044 |
An ordinary sized hill feature the surface of which is rough pasture. there is a pile or cairn on its Summit |
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MACKIE'S SNOUT |
Mackie's Snout
Mackie's Snout
Mackie's Snout |
James Graham
William Rutherford
William Henry |
044 |
A considerable hill on the south west slope of Dunabie Hill situated a little to the east of Dalbate, the name has been established many years |
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MAILIE'S HOLE |
Mailie's Hole
Mailie's Hole
Mailie's Hole |
I Graham
William Rutherford
William Henry |
044 |
This name applies to a deep glen in the immediate neighbourhood of Dalbate. |
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DALBATE BANK |
Dalbate Bank
Dalbate Bank
Dalbate Bank |
James Graham
William Rutherford
William Henry |
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An extensive Wood on the farm of Dunabie. Its wood consists of oak ash and fir |
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DUNNABIE BANK |
Dunabie Bank
Dunabie Bank
Dunabie Bank |
James Graham
William Rutherford
David Hay |
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An extensive wood on the farm of Dunabie. Its wood consists of oak ash and fir. |
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KIRK BURN |
Kirk Burn
Kirk Burn
Kirk Burn |
James Graham
William Rutherford
William Henry |
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A Rivulet which rises a little to the west of Dalbate and enters the Parish of Middlebie about 10 chains to the south of the latter place where it falls into the Kirtle Water |
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DALBATE |
Dalbate
Debate |
Crawfords County Map
David Hay
J Chisholm
Plan made 1828 |
044 |
A small Hamlet in the North of Middlebie parish near the Boundary with Tundergarth parish and on the road leading from Langlands to Moffat lying between Grange Fell and Dunabie Fell |
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DALBATE BURN |
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J Graham
D Hay
J Chisholm |
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A small stream rising on the North of Dunabie Hill and flowing along a steep sided valley round the north base of the same where it forms the Boundary between the Parish of Tundergarth and Middlebie till it reaches the foot of Grange Fell |
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DUNNABIE HILL |
Dunabie Hill
Dunnabie |
James Graham
William Rutherford
William Hay
See Page 51 for Authorities |
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A considerable hill situated on the farm of Dunabie. |
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BRAIDHEAD |
Braidhead |
John Paterson
William Glendinning
James Graham |
044 |
The name applies to a rising ground or district about half a mile to the east of Dalbate |
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LONG CLEUCH |
Long Cleugh
Long Cleugh
Long Cleugh |
James Graham Esq[Esquire]
William Davidson
David Little |
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A deep glen through which a stream flows. This stream forms part of the Boundary between this Parish and Tundergarth. |
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FORT (Remains of) [Kirtlehead] |
Camp
Camp
Camp |
John Patterson
Francis Patterson Kirtlehead
William Glendinning
Winterhopehead |
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[Situation] In the Nn [Northern] Parish district 5 1/3 miles N.N. E. [North North East] from Middlebie village .-
A small Fort or camp much defaced near the middle of Shaw Brae.
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MUCKLE SNAB |
Muckle Snab
Muckle Snab
Muckle Snab |
John Patterson
Francis Patterson
William Glendinning |
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[Situation] In Nn [Northern] Parish district.-
A long projecting sholder on the south eastern slope of Kirtlehead Hill. |
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GATE HEAD |
Gate Head
Gate Head
Gate Head |
John Patterson
Francis Patterson
William Glendinning |
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[Situation] On Kirtlehead Hill in Nn[Northern] Parish district
A small sholder on the southern slope of Kirtlehead Hill. |
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Parish of Middlebie -- Plan 44.15 - Trace 1 - [Page] 19 |
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BRAIDHEAD |
Braid Head
Braid Head
Braid Head |
John Patterson
Francis Patterson Kirtlehead
William Glendinning |
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[Situation]On the Wn. [Western] Side of Muckle Snab,
A piece of meadow land at the march between the Farms of Kirtlehead and Dunnabie. - |
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[Page] 20 -- Parish of Middlebie -- Plan 44.15 Trace 1
[Signed ] W. Paterson |
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SHAW BRAE |
Shaw Brae
Shaw Brae
Shaw Brae |
John Patterson
Francis Patterson
William Glendinning |
044 |
Part of the eastern slope of Kirtlehead Hill.
The name is derived from and old House which formerly stood near the middle of the Brae. |
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CROSS SIKE |
Cross Syke
Cross Syke
Cross Syke
Syke Rill |
John Patterson
Francis Patterson
William Glendinning
Dr [Doctor] Jamieson |
044 |
A small Stream falling into Willie's Cleuch. |
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KIRTLEHEAD HILL |
Kirtlehead Hill
Kirtlehead Hill |
John Patterson
Francis Patterson
Kirtlehead
William Glendinning Winterhopehead |
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An irregular shaped Hill of moderate elevation on the Farm of Kirtlehead. |
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WILLIE'S CLEUCH |
Willie's Cleuch
Willie's Cleuch
Willie's Cleuch |
John Patterson
Francis Patterson
William Glendinning |
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A long Glen with a Stream flowing through it which falls into Kirtle Water. The Stream and Glen are coextensive. |
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DOE'S HILL |
Doe's Hill
Doe's Hill
Doe's Hill |
John Patterson
Francis Patterson Kirtlehead
William Glendinning Winterhopehead |
044 |
A large ridge like Hill of considerable elevation on the farm of Winterhopehead. |
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FORT [Doe's Hill] |
Camp |
John Patterson
Francis Patterson
William Glendinning |
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A small but strong camp in good preservation upon the southern slope of Doe's Hill.
The side towards the top of the Hill is guarded by a deep ditch. The enterance is still traceable on the western side. |
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GEORDIE'S KNOWE |
Geordie's Knowe
Geordie's Knowe
Geordie's Knowe |
John Patterson
Francis Patterson
William Glendinning |
044 |
A small Knowe near the middle of Shaw Brae on which there is a Whinstone Quarry. |
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KIRTLE WATER |
Kirtle Water |
John Patterson
Francis Patterson Kirtlehead
William Glendinning
Winterhopehead |
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A large Stream having its source at Kirtle Nick forms for a considerable distance the Boundary between the Parishes of Middlebie and Kirkpatrick Fleming, Falls into the Annan Water. |
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BURNT CLEUCH |
Burnt Cleuch
Burnt Cleuch
Burnt Cleuch |
John Patterson
Francis Patterson
William Glendinning |
044 |
A Glen with a Stream flowing through it which falls into Winterhope Burn. |
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HEMPY SIKE |
Hempy Syke
Hempy Syke
Hempy Syke
Sike -a Rill |
John Patterson
Francis Patterson
William Glendinning
Dr [Doctor] Jamieson |
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A small Stream flowing in the Western direction and falling into Burnt Cleuch. |
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WINTERHOPE BURN |
Winterhope Burn |
John Patterson
Francis Patterson Kirtlehead
William Glendinning Winterhopehead |
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A rapid mountain Stream having its source in Winterhope and falling into Kirtle Water. |
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BYRE CLEUCH |
Byre Cleuch
Byre Cleuch
Byre Cleuch |
John Patterson
Francis Patterson Kirtlehead
William Glendinning Winterhopehead |
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A long deep Glen with a Stream flowing through it which falls into the Kirtle Water. |
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POUND FALL |
Pound Fall
Pound Fall
Pound Fall |
John Patterson
Francis Patterson
William Glendinning |
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A deep and broken portion of Byre Cleuch the bottom of which is very soft and dangerous for sheep. |
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LITTLE SNAB |
Little Snab |
John Patterson
Francis Patterson
William Glendinning |
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A slight projection on the South eastern slope of Kirtlehead Hill. |
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SHAW SIKE |
Shaw Syke
Sike - a Rill |
John Patterson
Francis Patterson Kirtlehead
William Glendinning Winterhopehead
Dr [Doctor] Jamieson |
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A small hollow on the eastern slope of Kirtlehead Hill. Near the bottom of which a Stream has its source which falls into Kirtle Water. |
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KIRTLE SLACK |
Kirtle Slack
Kirtle Slack
Kirtle Slack |
John Patterson
Francis Patterson
William Glendinning |
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A small Glen near Kirtlehead with a Stream flowing through it which falls into Kirtle Water. |
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KIRTLEHEAD |
Kirtlehead
Kirtlehead
Kirtlehead |
John Patterson
Francis Patterson
William Glendinning |
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A Farmhouse with outhouses and Gardens and a Farm of land attached the property of the Duke of Buccleugh and occupied by John Patterson. |
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SHAW BOG |
Shaw Bog |
John Patterson
Francis Patterson Kirtlehead
William Glendinning Winterhopehead |
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A piece of Moss land immediately to the South of Shaw Syke. |
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PEAT SIKE |
Peat Syke
Sike a Rill |
John Patterson
Francis Patterson
William Glendinning
Dr[Doctor] Jamieson |
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A small stream having its source in Kirtlehead Moss. |
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WINTERHOPEHEAD |
Winterhopehead
Winterhopehead
Winterhopehead
Winterhoup |
John Patterson
Francis Patterson
William Glendinning
Estate Map 1770 |
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A Farm House with Outhouses Garden and Farm of land attached occupied by William Glendinning the Proprietor -- Carruthers Esq [Esquire] |
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CRAIG SIKE |
Craig Syke
Sike-a Rill |
John Patterson
Francis Patterson Kirtlehead
William Glendinning Winterhopehead
Dr [Doctor] Jamieson |
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A Small Stream flowing in a Western direction and falling into Winterhope Burn |
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KIRTLEHEAD MOSS |
Kirtlehead Moss |
John Patterson
Francis Patterson
William Glendinning |
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A Stripe of Moss Land between the March and Peat Sykes from which the occupiers of Kirtlehead ---- formerly the rights to take ---- |
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MARCH SIKE |
March Syke |
John Patterson
Francis Patterson
William Glendinning |
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A small Stream having its source at the Eastern end of Kirtlehead Moss and falling into the Winterhope Burn. |
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BIRNY HILL |
Birney Hill
Birney Hill
Birney Hill |
John Patterson Kirtlehead
William Glendinning Winter hopehead
John Dickson Winterhopehead |
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[Situation] In Nn[Northern] Parish District, nearly 6 1/2 miles N.E. by N. [North East by North] from Middlebie -
A portion of high lying land on the Farm of Winterhopehead.
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Birny - Having a rough or stunted stem- Dr [Doctor] Jamieson |
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CRAIG SIKE |
Craig Sike
Craig Sike
Craig Sike |
James Stothart
John Patterson
William Glendinning |
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A small Stream on the farm of Winterhope head |
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MARCH SIKE |
March Sike
March Sike
March Sike |
James Stothart Calesterhall
John Patterson Kirtlehead
William Glendinning Winterhopehead |
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A small Stream gathering near the foot of Standing Stone edge and falling into Winter Hope. |
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STANDINGSTONE-EDGE |
Standingstone-edge
Standingstone-edge
Standingstone-edge |
James Stothart
John Patterson
William Glendinning |
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A tract of elevated land near the Parish boundary of Middlebie on the farm of Winterhopehead. |
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KIRTLEHEAD MOSS |
Kirtlehead Moss
Kirtlehead Moss
Kirtlehead Moss |
James Stothart Callester Hall
William Glendinning Winterhopehead
John Patterson Kirtlehead |
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A small tract of moss on the Farm of Winterhopehead. |
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LAKE WELL |
Lake Well
Lake Well
Lake Well |
George Bell
William Laidlaw
Adam Smith |
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An excellent spring of water near Minsca
It is not resorted to for water having been superseded by the nearer to the farmhouse. |
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THE POT |
The Pot
The Pot
The Pot |
George Bell
William Laidlaw
Adam Smith |
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This name applies to a deep ridged glen in the immediate neighbourhood of Minsca the name is well known in the locality. |
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THREE MULLACH HILL |
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BLACKCLEUCHEDGE MOSS |
Blackcleughedge Moss
Blackcleughedge Moss
Blackcleughedge Moss |
George Bell
William Laidlaw
John Davidson |
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A small moss on the farm of Minsca. |
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MINSCA FLOW |
Minsca Flow
Minsca Flow
Minsca Flow |
George Bell
William Laidlaw
John Davidson |
052 |
A considerable Morass situated at the North Western extremity of the farm of Minsca. It supplies the latter --- and its vicinity with part of their ---
the property of George Bell. |
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FORT (Remains of) [Minsca] |
British Fort (site)
British Fort (site) |
George Bell
William Laidlaw
Adam Smith |
052 |
This is the site of a British Fort situated on the farm of Minsca
Its shape is that of an oval but it is so much defaced by the process of cultivation that its original shape cannot be accurately distinguished. |
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GATELAW BANK |
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MINSCA |
Minsca
Minsca
Minsca
Minskow |
Mr Bell Proprietor
Slaters Directory
Crawfords County Map
Valuation Rolls |
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A neat farm house and outbuildings with many plantations in the vicinity. |
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LINTDUB MOSS |
Lintdub Moss
Lintdub Moss
lintdub Moss |
George Bell
William Laidlaw
Adam Smith |
052 |
A small tract of high lying moss on the farm of Minsca an old established name. |
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TURF KNOWE |
Turf Knowe
Turf Knowe
Turf Knowe |
George Bell
William Laidlaw
Adam Smith |
052 |
A small hill situated a little to the east of Minsca. |
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LANG CLEUCH |
Lang Cleugh
Lang Cleugh
Lang Cleugh |
George Bell
William Laidlaw
Adam Smith |
052 |
[Situation] Nearly 1/2 mile S.E. [South East] from Minsca
A deep rugged glen through which a stream runs,This stream rises about 30 chains to the east of Minsca and falls into the Mein water. |
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MEIN WATER |
Mein Water
Mein Water
Mein Water |
George Bell
William Laidlaw
Adam Smith |
052 |
[Situation] from Minsca Flow - S. S.W. [South South West] on to Wn [Western] Parish Boundary.
A Rivulet having its source at Minsca Flow and runs in a southerly direction into the River Annan. |
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[Page] 42 -- parish of Middlebie -- Plan 52.1 Trace 4
[Signed] Philip Munro
Lce Corpl R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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CARRUTHERS FELL |
Carruthers Fell
Carruthers Fell
Carruthers Fell |
William Wilson
William Henry
John Davidson |
052 |
A Considerable Hill near the North side of the farm of Carruthers from the summit of the hill a fine view is to be had of all the surrounding country. |
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DUNNABIE FELL |
Dunabie Fell
Dunabie Fell
Dunabie Fell
Dunnabie |
William Wilson
William Henry
James Graham
See Page 51 |
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A considerable hill situated at the Western extremity of the farm of Dunabie. |
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ENNIE GILL |
Yennie Gill
Yennie Gill
Yennie Gill
Ennie Gill
Ennie Gill |
William Wilson
William Henry
James Graham
Property map
Mr Graham the Proprietor |
052 |
A deep rugged glen through which a stream runs, this stream rises at the west side of Dunabie Fell and runs in an Easterly direction into Kirk Burn. |
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DUNNABIE BANK |
Dunabie Bank
Dunabie Bank
Dunabie Bank
Dunnabie |
James Graham
William Wilson
John Davidson
See page 51 |
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A wooded slope on the farm of Dunabie. Its wood consists of oak ash and fir. |
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RED CLEUCH |
Red Cleugh
Red Cleugh
Red Cleugh |
James Graham
William Wilson
John Davidson |
052 |
A deep rugged glen through which a stream runs, this stream rises on Carruthers Fell and falls into Kirk Burn. |
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STELL BUSH |
Stell Bush
Stell Bush
Stell Bush |
James Graham
William Wilson
John Davidson |
052 |
A small wood situated at the North eastern extremity of the farm of Carruthers. |
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ASKY GILL |
Asky Gill
Asky Gill
Asky Gill |
James Graham
William Wilson
William Henry |
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A rugged glen through which runs a stream. This stream rises near Dalbate Hill and falls into Kirk Burn. |
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DALBATE BANK |
Dalbate Bank
Dalbate Bank
Dalbate Bank |
James Graham
William Wilson
John Davidson |
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A wooded slope on the farm of Dunabie. Its wood consists of oak ash and fir. |
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KILN CLEUCH |
Kiln Cleugh
Kiln Cleugh
Kiln Cleugh |
James Graham
William Wilson
William Henry |
052 |
A deep rugged glen through which runs a stream, this stream rises about half a mile to the east of Dunabie and falls into Kirk Burn. |
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MID RIG |
Mid Rig
Mid Rig
Mid Rig |
William Laidlaw
John Davidson
William Wilson |
052 |
[Situation] On N. Wn. [North Western] Parish Boundary.
A Considerable hill situated at the North eastern extremity of the farm of Minsca. |
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WATER BECK |
Waterbeck Burn
Waterbeck Burn
Waterbeck Burn
Water Beck
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Water Beck
Water Beck |
William Laidlaw
John Davidson
William Wilson
John Smith, Linnhall
George Bell,Minsca
William Davidson, Crawthwaite Cottage
[Tundergarth] |
052 |
[Situation] From Wn. [Western] base of Carruthers Fell S.S. E. [South South East] to Kirtle Water.-
A Rivulet having its source a [little] to the west of Carruthers Fell and it runs in a southerly direction into Kirtle Water. |
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SOW GILL |
Sow Gill
Sow Gill
Sow Gill |
William Laidlaw
John Davidson
William Wilson |
052 |
[Situation] 182 mile S. E. [South East] farm Mid Rigg
A deep rugged glen, situated on the farm of Carruthers and near to Waterbeck Burn, there is no stream running through the glen. |
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BIRRENS HILL |
Birrens Hill
Birrens Hill
Birrens Hill |
William Wilson
William Henry
Adam Smith |
052 |
A considerable hill in the immediate neighbourhood of Carruthers on the summit of which is the site of a British Fort. |
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BIRRENS MOSS |
Birrens Moss
Birrens Moss
Birrens Moss |
William Wilson
William Henry
Adam Smith |
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A small moss situated near the west side of the farm of Carruthers. |
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SHILLA HILL |
Shilla Hill
Shilla Hill
Shilla Hill |
William Wilson
William henry
Adam Smith |
052 |
A hill situated in the immediate neighbourhood of Carruthers, the name has been established many years. |
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FORT [Birrens Hill] |
British Fort (site)
British Fort (site)
British Fort (site)
British Fort (site)
British Fort (site) |
William Wilson
William Henry
James Graham
Statistics of Middlebie
Gazeteer of Scotland
Chalmers Caledonia |
052 |
This is the site of a British Fort on a height about 3/4 mile South south west from Dunaby of a very peculiar shape the ramparts and fosse are still in good preservation, all appears quite Complete, that this is a British Fort appears to be the belief of all the intelligent persons acquainted with the district.
On a height above the ancient hamlet of Carruthers stood a British Fortlet where hence the name Caer-rbythyr " the fort of the assault" - Gazeteer of Scotland. |
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ROWANTREE CLEUCH |
Rowantree Cleugh
Rowantree Cleugh
Rowantree Cleugh |
William Wilson
William Henry
James Graham |
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A rugged glen covered with wood through which a stream runs, this stream rises near Shill Hill and falls into Kirk Burn. |
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ANNIE'S GILL |
Annie's Gill
Annie's Gill
Annie's Gill |
William Wilson
William Henry
James Graham |
052 |
the name applies to a rugged glen through which a stream runs, this stream rises about 10 chains to the Southeast of Dunaby and falls into Kirk Burn. |
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Site of CARRUTHERS VILLAGE |
Carruthers Village
Carruthers Village
Carruthers Village |
William Wilson
William Henry
James Graham |
052 |
the site of an Ancient Village situated in the North East district of this Parish, the houses are entirely demolished and the stones have been carried away. |
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Gatelaw Bank Gatelaw Bank Gatelaw Bank
William Wilson William Henry James Graham
An extensive wood on the farm of Crowdieknowes. Its wood consists of oak ash and fir. |
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CARRUTHERS BANK |
Carruthers Bank
Carruthers Bank
Carruthers Bank |
William Wilson
William Henry
James Graham |
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An extensive Wood on the lands of Carruthers. Its wood consists of oak ash and fir.
Name taken from that of the ancient Parish of Carruthers the present farm poss: case here unnecessary.- |
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CARRUTHERS BRIDGE |
Carruthers's Bridge
Carruthers's Bridge
Carruthers's Bridge |
William Wilson
William Henry
James Graham |
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A small Bridge of one arch across Kirk Burn and on the road leading from Waterbeck to Dalbate, repaired by the County. |
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DUNNABIE |
Dunaby
Dunnabie
Dininbie
Dunnaby
Dunnaby
Dunnaby
Dunnabie |
William Wilson
Mr Graham Proprietor
Plan of Dunabie 1809
County Map
Plan 1828
Ancient Valuation Rolls
Valuation Roll 1826
Crawford's County Map
Johnston's County map
Mr Graham Proprietor |
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[Situation]4 Miles N E by N. [North east by North] from Middlebie -
A large and well built dwelling house with good and extensive out buildings - surrounded with plantations & pleasure grounds. |
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CARRUTHERS |
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William Wilson Proprietor
George Bell
William Henry |
052 |
[Situation] left of the road leading from WaterbecK to Dalbate
A modern house and outbuildings. |
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KIRK BURN |
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George Bell |
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[Situation] From NWn [North Western] Parish Boundary S. [South] to Kirtle Water.-
enters the Middlebie Parish between Grange Fell and Dunabie Hill & flows in a southerly direction till it joins the Kirtle. |
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CROWDIEKNOWE HILL |
Crowdieknowe Hill |
William McClarey Linnbridgeford
John Patterson Kirtlehead
Francis Patterson Kirtlehead |
052 |
A ridgelike hill of moderate elevation on the farm of Crowdieknowes. |
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BYRE CLEUCH |
Byrecleugh |
William Glendinning
Francis Patterson
John Patterson |
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A deep glen with a stream flowing through it which falls into Kirtle water originally March the farm of Dunabie Kirtlehead and Crowdieknowe. |
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PEAT SIKE |
Peat Syke
Sike- a Rill |
William Glendinning
Johnn Patterson
Francis Patterson
Dr[Doctor] Jamieson |
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A small stream having its source in Kirtlemoss and falling into the Kirtle water. |
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Kirtlehead Moss
William Glendinning Winterhope Head
John Patterson Kirtlehead
Francis Patterson Kirtlehead
A small stripe of Mossland between the march Speat sykes from which, the occupants of Kirtlehead had formerly the right to take peat. |
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JOCK'S SIKE |
Jock's Syke
Sike a Rill |
William Glendinning
John Patterson
Francis Patterson
Dr[Doctor] Jamieson |
052 |
A small stream rising on the Eastern slope of Crowdieknowe Hill and falling into Kirtle Water. |
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KIRTLE WATER |
Kirtle Water |
William Glendinning Winterhopehead
John Patterson Kirtlehead
Francis Patterson Kirtlehead |
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A large Stream formed by the confluence of several smaller ones on the farms of Kirtlehead and Winterhopehead, forms the boundary for a considerable distance between the parishes of Middlebie and Kirkpatrick Fleming and falls into the Annan water. |
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Ley Hill
William Glendinning Winterhopehead
Francis Patterson Kirtlehead
John Patterson Kirtlehead
A large ridgelike hill of moderate elevation on the farm of Set-thorns |
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ANNIE'S GILL |
Annie's Gill
Annie's Gill
Annie's Gill |
William McClarey Linnbridgeford
Francis Patterson Kirtlehead
John Patterson Kirtlehead |
052 |
A small glen with a stream flowing through it which falls into Kirkburn. |
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FALLFORD |
Fallford |
Robert Little
Colonel Fogo
Francis Patterson |
052 |
Several small cottages and gardens attached occupied by labourers. |
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SET-THORNS |
Set - thorns |
Robert Little Set-thorns
Col [Colonel] Fogo Kirtletown
Francis Patterson Kirtlehead |
052 |
A farmhouse with outbuildings and garden and a farm land attached, occupied by Colonel Fogo Proprietor Duke of Buccleugh. |
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KEPPOCK RIG |
Keppock Rigg |
John Patterson Kirtlehead
James Park Megsfield
Thomas Howatson Megsfield |
052 |
[Situation] 1/2 mile S.E. by S. [South East by South] from Ley Hill
A long low ridge in the [middle] of a meadow to the East of Megsfield. |
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KEPPOCK SIKE |
Keppock Syke |
John Patterson
James Park
Thomas Howatson |
052 |
[Situation] From N. Wn [North Western] base of Keppock Rigg S.E. [South East] to PoKesKine Sike
A small stream rising at the public road to the North of Megsfield flows for some distance in a parallel direction to Keppock Rigg and falls into Pokeskine Sike |
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MEGSFIELD |
Megsfield |
John Patterson
James Park
Colonel Fogo Kirtletown |
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[Situation] 34 Chains N.E. E. [North East East] from Set- thorns
Two small cottages with gardens attached occupied by the servants of Kirtletown. |
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SiKe - a Rill - Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson
[Signed] W. Paterson c/a [civilian assistant] |
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GOWD MOOR |
Gowd Moor |
John Patterson Kirtlehead
James park Megsfield
Colonel Fogo Kirtletown |
052 |
A large district of moorland to the Southeast of Megsfield Bounded on the West by Pokeskin Burn,
Nothing can be ascertained in the district as to whether gold had been formerly found in the moor. |
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GOWDMOOR SIKE |
Gowdmoor Syke
Sike a Rill |
John Patterson
James Park
Colonel Fogo
Dr[Doctor] Jamieson |
052 |
A small stream having its source in the Gowdmoor and falling into Pokeskine Syke. |
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POKESKINE SIKE |
Pokeskine Syke |
John Patterson
James Park
Colonel Fogo |
052 |
A small stream running parallel to Keppock Rig and falling into Kirtle Water |
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GOWD MOOR |
Gowd Moor
Gowd Moor
Gowd Moor |
James Stothart
john Patterson
William Glendinning |
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An extensive moor south of Callisterhall. |
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POKESKINE SIKE |
Pokeskine sike
Pokeskine sike
Pokeskine sike |
James Stothart Callisterhall
John Patterson Kirtlehead
William Glendinning Winterhopehead
Valuation Rolls |
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A stream rising near Callisterhall and flowing in a south westerly direction. |
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CALLISTERHALL (P.H.) |
Calister Hall
Callister Hall
Callisterhall |
James Stothart
Johnstones County Map
Valuation Roll |
052 |
A small public house on the turnpike road from Waterbeck to Langholm and near the Boundary between Middlebie and Langholm. |
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GOWDMOOR CRAIG |
Gowdmoor Craig
Gowdmoor Craig
Gowdmoor Craig |
James Stothart Callisterhall
William Glendinning Winterhopehead
John Patterson Kirtlehead |
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A portion of Rock on the summit of Gowdmoor. |
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GOWDMOOR SIKE |
Gowdmoor Sike
Gowdmoor Sike
Gowdmoor Sike |
James Stothart
William Glendinning
John Patterson |
052 |
A small stream gathering on Gowdmoor and falling into --- |
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CAMP (Supposed) [Birrens] |
Roman Camp (site)
Roman Camp (site) |
George Bell
Robert Carlyle
William Scott |
051 |
This is a Roman Camp situated on the lands of Grain Hall. Its shape is that of a square but it is so much defaced by the process of cultivation that its original shape cannot be accurately distinguished, some parts of the ramparts and fosse still remain although much defaced, that it is Camp appears to be the belief of all persons acquainted with the locality. |
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In red ink Birrens 1 reviewed 1896 by order of D G Dr[Doctor] Christian Society of Antiquaries Scotland This entry scored out.
below it the above remarks in red apply to the Romas station in sheet LV111 plan 1 and not to the above work.
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OLD STOCKBRIDGE |
Old Stockbridge
Old Stockbridge
Old Stockbridge |
George Bell
Robert Carlyle
William Scott |
051 |
[Situation] In Wn. [Western] district 2 miles N.W. by N. [North West by North] from Middlebie village.-
A small Cottage residence one Storey in height with garden attached the property of Dr [Doctor] Carlyle of Langholm. |
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WILLIAM'S HILL |
William's Hill
William's Hill
William's Hill |
George Bell
Robert Carlyle
William Scott |
051 |
[Situation] 6 chains N. [North] of Old Stockbridge
A Small hill near Old Stockbridge the name has been established many years. |
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STOCKBRIDGEHILL |
Stockbridgehill
Stockbridgehill
Stockbridgehill |
James Murray
William Bell
William Scott |
052 |
[Situation] About 2 1/4 miles N.W. by N. [North West by North] from Middlebie village
A Farmhouse and outbuildings with garden and lands attached the property of Dr [Doctor] Carlyle of Langholm. |
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WEST GILL |
West Gill
West Gill
West Gill |
James Murray
William Bell
William Scott |
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[Situation] On Wn. [Western] Parish Boundary
A deep rugged glen through which a stream runs, this stream rises near Birrenswark and falls into Mein Water. |
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GRAINHALL MOSS |
Grainhall Moss
Grainhall Moss
Grainhall Moss |
James Little
William Boyes
George Bell |
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A small Morass on the lands of Grainhall the property of Duke of Buccleugh |
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LANGTETHER MOSS |
Langtether Moss
Langtether Moss
Langtether Moss |
James Little
William Boyes
George Bell |
051 |
A small Morass on the lands of Grainhall the property of the Duke of Buccleugh. |
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MAGGIE'S BURN |
Maggie's Burn
Maggie's Burn
Maggie's Burn |
James Little
William Boyes
George Bell |
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A Rivulet having its source a little to the North east of Middlebierigg and falls into Grainhall Burn. |
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GRAINHALL BURN |
Grainhall Burn
Grainhall Burn
Grainhall Burn |
James Rae
William Laidlaw
John Davidson |
052 |
A Rivulet which rises near the north east side of the lands of Grainhall. It bears this name from its source to Scotchbridge afterwards it is known by the name of Middlebie Burn. |
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WHITEKNOWE MOSS |
White Knowe Moss
White Knowe Moss
White Knowe Moss |
James Rae
William Laidlaw
John Davidson |
052 |
An extensive tract of high lying moss at the Northeast extremity of the lands of Darlawhill. |
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DARLAWHILL GRAIN |
Darlawhill Grain
Darlawhill Grain
Darlawhill Grain |
James Rae
John Davidson
Adam Smith |
052 |
A Rivulet which rises near the side of the lands of Darlawhill runs in a southerly direction into Grainhall Burn. |
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MIDLEY KNOWE |
Midley Knowe
Midley Knowe
Midley Knowe |
George Bell
James Rae
John Davidson |
052 |
A hill situated a little to the east of Risp Hill. |
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RISP HILL |
Risp Hill
Risp Hill
Risp Hill |
George Bell
James Rae
John Davidson |
052 |
A considerable hill on the farm of Minsca, an old established name. |
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ROTTEN GUTTER |
Rotten Gutter
Rotten Gutter
Rotten Gutter |
George Bell
James Rae
John Davidson |
052 |
A small stream which rises near Risp Hill and falls into Darlawhill Grain. |
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MINISTER'S MOSS |
Ministers Moss
Ministers Moss
Ministers Moss |
George Bell
William Laidlaw
John Davidson |
052 |
[Situation] 28 Chains E. [East] of White Knowe Moss.
An extensive tract of high lying Moss on the farms of Minsca and Darlawhill. |
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CRAIGHOUSE MOSS |
Craighouse Moss
Craighouse Moss
Craighouse Moss |
George Bell
William Laidlaw
John Davidson |
052 |
[Situation] 24 Chains E. [East] of Minister's Moss
An extensive tract of high lying Moss on the farm of Minsca. |
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[Page] 74 -- Parish of Middlebie -- Plan 52. 5 Trace 2
Entry for The Sheils is scored out
[Signed] Philip Munro
Lce Corp R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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DAN'S CLEUCH |
Dan's Cleugh
Dan's Cleugh
Dan's Cleugh |
George Bell
James Rae
John Davidson |
052 |
A deep rugged glen through which a stream runs, this stream rises in Craighouse Moss and runs in an easterly direction into Mein Water. |
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FAIRY KNOWES |
Fairy Knowes
Fairy Knowes
Fairy Knowes |
George Bell
James Rae
John Davidson |
052 |
Several small knowes situated at the North West extremity of the farm of Torbeckhill, an old established name. |
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SPOUT OF MEIN |
Spout of Mein
Spout of Mein
Spout of Mein |
George Bell
James Rae
John Davidson |
052 |
This name applies to a waterfall in Mein Water when the torrent rushes down a craggy declivity of great height, the name is well known in the locality. |
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BRECKEN KNOWES |
Breclken Knowes
Brecken Knowes
Brecken Knowes
Brecken, the Fern |
George Bell
James Rae
John Davidson
Dr[Doctor]Jamieson and
J I Brocket |
052 |
Two small hills situated about half a mile to the north of old Torbeckhill and at the head of Mid Cleugh.
So named from the Fern which abounds there. |
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LANG CLEUCH |
Lang Cleugh
Lang Cleugh
Lang Cleugh |
George Bell
James Rae
John Davidson |
052 |
A deep rugged glen through which a stream runs, this stream rises at the South East of Minsca and falls into Mein Water. |
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MID CLEUCH |
Mid Cleugh
Mid Cleugh
Mid Cleugh |
George Bell
James Rae
John Davidson |
052 |
A rugged glen through which a stream runs, this stream rises to the east of Breckon Knowes and falls into Mein water. |
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FIR CREELS |
Fir Creels
Fir Creels
Fir Creels |
George Bell
James Rae
John Davidson |
052 |
This name applies to a small patch of wood situated to the east side of Mein Water and at the foot of Mid Cleugh. |
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MEIN WATER |
Mein Water
Mein Water
Mein Water |
George Bell
James Rae
John davidson |
052 |
A Rivulet which rises out of a well at Minsca and runs through a romantic scene into the River Annan. |
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SHORT CLEUCH |
Short Cleugh
Short Cleugh
Short Cleugh |
George Bell
James Rae
John Davidson |
052 |
A deep rugged glen through which a stream runs, this stream rises a little to the south of Brecken Knowes and falls into Mein Water. |
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GRAINHALL MOSS |
Grainhall Moss
Grainhall Moss
Grainhall Moss |
James Rae
William Laidlaw
John Davidson |
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An extensive tract of Moss on the lands of Grain Hall, It supplies the latter place and its vicinity with part of their fuel. |
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HEN KNOWE |
Hen Knowe
Hen Knowe
Hen Knowe |
James Rae
William Laidlaw
John Davidson |
052 |
A small hill situated at the east side of Grainhall Moss the name has been established from time immemorial. |
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YELLOW KNOWE |
Yellow Knowe
Yellow Knowe
Yellow Knowe |
George Bell
James Rae
William laidlaw |
052 |
A small hill situated near the North east side of the lands of Grain hall. |
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ROTTEN MOSS |
Rotten Moss
Rotten Moss
Rotten Moss |
James Rae
William Laidlaw
John Davidson |
052 |
A small tract of high lying Moss situated between Rotten Gutter and Darlawhill Grain. |
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WHITE KNOWE |
White Knowe
White Knowe
White Knowe |
James Rae
William Laidlaw
John Davidson |
052 |
A hill situated near the North west side of the farm of Darlawhill. |
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CONGUP CLEUCH |
Congup Cleuch
Congup Cleuch
Congup Cleuch |
James Rae
John Davidson
William Laidlaw |
052 |
A deep rugged glen through which
a stream runs; this stream rises about
30 Chains to the north of Howat's
Hill and falls into Mein Water. |
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HOWAT'S HILL |
Howat's Hill
Howat's Hill
Howat's Hill |
James Rae
John Davidson
William Laidlaw |
052 |
A Considerable hill in the
immediate neighbourhood of
Darlawhill. |
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Ph [Parish] of Middlebie -- Plan 52.5 Trace 5
[Situation column contains:
For Howat's Hill:]
¾ mile S. S. E. [South South East] from
Risp Hill,
[For Congup Cleuch:]
26 Chains N. E. [North East] by
E. [East] from Howat's Hill
Phillip Munro
LceCorpl [Lance Corporal] R. [S] [e]. |
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CUTTY CLEUCHS |
Cutty Cleughs
Cutty Cleughs
Cutty Cleughs |
James Rae
John Davidson
William Laidlaw |
052 |
Two deep rugged glens in the immediate neighbourhood of old Torbeckhill. |
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HAWK'S WELL |
Hawks Well
Hawks Well
Hawks Well |
James Rae
John Davidson
William Laidlaw |
052 |
An excellent spring of water to the north of old Torbeckhill. It is not resorted to for water having been superseded by a well near to the Cottages. |
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HEATHERY RIG |
Heathery Rigg
Heathery Rigg
Heathery Rigg |
James Rae
John Davidson
William Laidlaw |
052 |
A hill situated about half a mile to the North West of Torbeckhill. It has been many years known by this name. |
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BRAID STONE |
Braid Stone
Braid Stone
Braid Stone |
George Bell
James Rae
William Laidlaw |
052 |
[Situation] In Mein water
A large stone situated in Mein Water near Torbeckhill, an old established name. |
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CATCRAIG WELL |
Catcraig Well
Catcraig Well
Catcraig Well |
George Bell
James Rae
William Laidlaw |
052 |
[Situation] 3 Chains N.E. [North East] from Cat Craig
A Well of good water situated at [old] Torbeckhill, the name has been established many years. |
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CAT CRAIG |
Cat Craig
Cat Craig
Cat Craig |
George Bell
James Rae
William Laidlaw |
052 |
[Situation] 1/4 mile S.E. [South East] from Heathery Rigg.-
A small Craig in the immediate neighbourhood of old Torbeckhill it is an object of minor importance but has been many years known by the name. |
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TORBECKHILL MOSS |
Torbeckhill Moss
Torbeckhill Moss
Torbeckhill Moss |
George Bell
Adam Smith
John Davidson |
052 |
An extensive tract of high lying Moss on the lands of Torbeckhill, It supplies the latter place and its vicinity with part of their fuel. |
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WATER BECK |
Waterbeck BurnWaterbeck Burn
Waterbeck Burn
Water Beck |
George Bell
John Davidson
John Armstrong
See Page 46 |
052 |
A Rivulet which rises on the lands of Carruthers a little to the Northwest of Carruthers Fell and runs in a southerly direction into Kirtle Water. |
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GILMARTIN BURN |
Gilmartin Burn
Gilmartin Burn
Gilmartin Burn |
George Bell
John Davidson
John Armstrong |
052 |
A Rivulet having its source on the lands of Gilmartin and about 3/4 mile to the Northeast of the farmhouse and runs in a southerly direction into Waterbeck Burn. |
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PENOBEN BURN |
Penoben Burn
Penoben Burn
Penoben Burn |
George Bell
John Davidson
John Armstrong |
052 |
A Rivulet having its source on the lands of Gilmartin and about a --- mile to the east of the farmhouse and falls into Kirk Burn. |
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ANNIE'S GILL |
Annie's Gill
Annie's Gill
Annie's Gill |
George Bell
John Armstrong
James Graham |
052 |
A deep rugged glen through which a stream runs, this stream rises a little to the east of Dunabie and falls into Kirk Burn. |
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CROSSBANKHEAD |
Crossbankhead
Crossbankhead
Crossbankhead |
James Graham
John Armstrong
George Bell |
052 |
Near the centre of the Parish 3 1/2 miles Northeast by--- from Middlebie Village.
A Farmhouse and outbuildings with garden and lands attached, the property of Fred Johnstone, occupied by John Stothart |
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HADDOCK KNOWE |
Haddock Knowe
Haddock Knowe
Haddock Knowe |
James Graham
John Armstrong
George Bell |
052 |
3 chains south west from extremity of Annie's Gill
A small hill in an arable field on the farm of Corsebankhead, the name has been established from time immemorial. |
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KIRK BURN |
Kirk Burn
Kirk Burn
Kirk Burn |
James Graham
John Armstrong
George Bell |
044; 052 |
A Rivulet having its source in the Parish of Tundergarth a little to the Northwest of Dalbate and runs in a southerly direction into Kirtle Water. |
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CROWDIE KNOWE |
Crowdie Knowe
Crowdie knowe
Crowdie Knowe |
James Graham
Thomas Bell
George Bell |
052 |
A small hill in an arable field on the farm of Crowdieknowe. |
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CROWDIEKNOWE |
Crowdieknowe
Crowdieknowe
Crowdieknowe |
James Graham
Thomas Bell
George Bell |
052 |
A farmhouse and outbuildings with garden and lands attached the property of James Graham. |
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GATELAW BANK |
Gatelaw bank
Gatelaw Bank
Gatelaw Bank |
James Graham
Thomas Bell
George Bell |
052 |
An extensive Wood situated on the farm of Crowdieknowe. its wood consists of oak ash and fir. |
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THIEF CLEUCH |
Thief Cleugh
Thief Cleugh
Thief Cleugh |
Thomas Bell
Adam Smith
Thomas Davidson |
052 |
A deep rugged glen through which a stream runs, this stream rises about 2 chains to the east of Old Torbeckhill and falls into Waterbeck Burn. |
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TORBECK HILL |
Torbeck Hill
Torbeck Hill
Torbeck Hill |
Thomas Bell
Adam Smith
Thomas davidson |
052 |
A considerable hill in the immediate neighbourhood of Torbeckhill. |
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TORBECKHILL |
Torbeckhill
Torbeckhill
Torbeckhill |
Thomas Bell
Adam Smith
Thomas Davidson |
052 |
A farmhouse and outbuildings with garden and lands attached, the property and residence of Thomas Bell Esq[Esquire] |
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FLOATSTONE WELL |
Floatsyone Well
Floatstone Well
Floatstone Well |
Thomas Bell
Adam Smith
Thomas Davidson |
052 |
An excellent spring of water near Torbeckhill, the name has been established from time immemorial. |
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OLD TORBECKHILL |
Old Torbeckhill
Old Torbeckhill
Old Torbeckhill |
Thomas Bell
Adam Smith
Thomas Davidson |
052 |
Four Cottages residence one story in height in good repair with gardens attached, occupied by agricultural labourers, the property of Thomas Bell Esq [Esquire] |
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GILMARTIN |
Gilmartin
Gilmartin
Gilmartin
Gillmartin
Gilmartin |
Thomas Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
David Jardine
John Armstrong
Valuation Rolls
Valuation Rills |
052 |
A Farmhouse and outbuildings with garden and lands attached, the property of Thomas Carlyle Esq [Esquire] |
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HARDIE'S MOSS |
Hardie's Moss
Hardie's Moss
Hardie's Moss |
David Jardine
John Armstrong
John Stothart |
052 |
A small tract of high lying moss near the west side of the farm of Crossbank. |
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ANNIE'S GILL |
Annie's Gill
Annie's Gill
Annie's Gill |
James McCleary(Farmer)
James Graham (Farmer)
James Armstrong (Farmer) |
052 |
A small Burn running into Kirk Burn at Carruthers Old Kirk Yard.
An old established name. |
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KIRK BURN |
Kirk Burn
Kirk Burn
Kirk Burn |
James McCleary (Farmer)
James Graham (Farmer0
James Armstrong (Farmer) |
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A small Burn running into Kirtle Water. It derives its name from Carruthers Old Kirk near to which it passes. |
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KEPPOCK SIKE |
Keppock Syke
Keppock Syke
Keppock Syke
Sike - a Rill |
Colonel Fogo
James Davidson (Weaver)
Thomas Davidson (Weaver)
Dr [Doctor] Jamieson |
052 |
A small burn running through the estate of Kirtletown and supplying the Mansion with water, it falls into Kirtle Water. |
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KIRTLETOWN |
Kirktetown
Kirtletown
Kirtletown |
Fullarton's Imperial Gazetteer
Colonel Fogo
James Graham (Farmer) |
052 |
A small but neat Mansion near to the road leading from Ecclefechan to Langholm it is the Seat and Property of Colonel Fogo. |
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LAURIESCLOSE |
Lauriesclose
Lauriesclose
Lauriesclose |
Colonel Fogo
Rent Receipt
James Armstrong (Farmer) |
052 |
A small Hamlet on the state of Colonel Fogo at Kirtletown, they are all slated and in good repair. |
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POKESKINE |
Pokesking
Pokesking
Pokesking
Pokeskin
Pokeskin |
Colonel Fogo
James Graham (Farmer)
James Armstrong (Farmer)
Valuation Roll 1779 and 1826
Johnstones County Map |
052 |
A row of Dwelling houses on the estate of Colonel Fogo at Kirtletown, they are slated and in medium repair. |
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POKESKINE SIKE |
Pokesking Burn
Pokesking Burn
Pokesking Burn
Pokeskan
Pokeskine Sike |
Colonel Fogo
James Graham (Farmer)
James Armstrong (Farmer)
Johnstones County Map
See page 63 |
052 |
A small Burn running through the estate of Colonel Fogo, and falls into Kirtle Water near the Mansion of Kirtletown. |
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Kirtle Water Kirtle Water Kirtle Water Kirtle Water
Colonel Fogo, David Davidson(Farmer) Fullartons Imperial Gazeteer Johnstones County Map
A large Stream having its source at the Northern point of Middlebie Parish and flows into the Solway Firth near Gretnagreen |
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GOWD MOOR |
Gowd Moor
Gowd Moor
Gowd Moor |
William Graham (Weaver)
John Charlton (Miller)
David Stoddart (Farmer) |
052 |
A considerable tract of Moorland on the east side of Pokesking Burn and to the east of Kirtletown. |
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SPOUT CRAIG |
Spout Craig
Spout Craig
Spout Craig |
William Graham (Weaver)
James Bell (Farmer)
David Stoddart (Farmer) |
052 |
A large Craig on Pockesking Burn over which the water falls a depth of about 7 feet it is Free Stone. |
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SPOUT CRAIG PLANTATION |
Spout Craig Plantation
Spout Craig Plantation
Spout Craig Plantation |
William Graham (Weaver)
James Bell (Farmer)
David Stoddart (Farmer) |
052 |
A small Plantation chiefly on the South East side of the Craig from which it derives its name it is composed of Fir wood. |
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CROSSLANDS |
Crosslands
Crosslands
Crosslands |
on lease
James Armstrong (Farmer)
James Graham (Farmer) |
052 |
A Good stone built Farmhouse with Offices attached, all slated and in good repair. |
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EAST LINNBRIDGEFORD |
East Linnbridge Ford
East Linnbridge Ford
East Linnbridge Ford |
On Lease
Fullarton's Imperial Gazeteer
James Bell (Farmer) |
052 |
A Farmhouse with Offices attached partly slated and partly thatched and in poor repair. |
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HALLSIKE |
Hallsyke
Hallsyke
Hallsyke |
John Brockbank(Blacksmith)
David Byers (Joiner)
James Bell (Farmer) |
052 |
A row of Cottages two of which are now used respectively as Blacksmith and Carpenters shops, slated and in good repair. |
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HALLSIKE BURN |
Hallsyke Burn
Hallsyke Burn
Hallsyke Burn |
John Brockbank(Blacksmith)
David Byers (Joiner)
James Bell (Farmer) |
052 |
A small Burn rising on Conhess Farm and falls into Kirtle Water near to Patrickholm. |
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LINNBRIDGEFORD COTTAGE |
Linnbridge Ford Cottage
Linnbridge Ford Cottage
Linnbridge Ford Cottage |
Rent Receipt
Fullarton's Imperial Gazeteer
James McCleary (Resident) |
052 |
A small Cottage at the junction of four roads near to Kirtletown and near to West Linnbridge Ford. |
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LINNBRIDGEFORD MILL (Corn) |
LinnbridgeFord Mill
LinnbridgeFord Mill
LinnbridgeFord Mill |
Rent Receipt
Fullarton's Imperial Gazeteer
John Charlton (Miller) |
052 |
A Corn Mill on the Kirtle Water at the place where a Ford once was, but there is now a Bridge. |
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WEST LINNBRIDGEFORD |
West Linnbridge Ford
West Linnbridge Ford
West Linnbridge Ford |
On Lease
Fullarton's Imperial Gazeteer
David Stoddart (Farmer) |
052 |
A good Farmhouse well built and Offices attached, all slated and in good repair. |
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CHUB COTTAGES |
Conhesshill or Chub Cottages
Conhesshill or Chub Cottages
Conhesshill or Chub Cottages |
James Bell (Farmer)
William Graham (Weaver)
David Park (Farmer) |
052 |
A Row of dwelling houses on Conhess Farm they are thatched and in poor repair. |
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GOWD MOOR |
Gowd Moor
Gowd Moor
Gowd Moor |
James Bell Conhess
David Murray Conhess
John Stothart Calisterhall |
052 |
An extensive tract of land on the East side of this parish the property of Colonel Fogo |
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ARCHIE'S SIKE |
Plantin Syke
Plantin Syke
Plantin Syke
Archie's Sike |
James bell Conhess
David Murray Conhess
John Stothert Calisterhall
See page |
052 |
A small stream that takes its source in the farm of Conhess and flows in a southwardly direction and falls into Broad-- Burn |
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PALLING BURN |
Palling Burn |
James Bell
James Thomson Pingle
David Murray Conhess |
053 |
A small stream which rises on Conhess, and joins the Woodside Burn near Pingle, the two streams form the head of the R. [River] Sark. |
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PINGLE LOCH |
Pingle Loch |
James Bell Pingle
David Murray Conhess
Robert Grieve
All- for - naught |
053 |
[Situation] Near the most Easterly point of Parish.
A small Loch situated on Pingle farm, and near the boundary betwixt the phs [Parishes] Middlebie and Tundergarth. |
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LEAHEADS HILL |
Leaheads Hill |
James Hislop Canonbie
Thomas Stothert Canonbie |
053 |
[Situated] On the boundaries of lanhholm Middlebie and Canonbie
Applied to a considerable portion of elevated ground on the Summit of which there is a Trig. [Trigonometrical] Station. |
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[Page] 99 -- Sheet 53. 5 trace 1 -- Parish of Middlebie
[Signed] John Jane
Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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STOCKBRIDGE |
Stockbridge
Stockbridge
Stockbridge |
James Little
William Bell
James Boyes |
051 |
A Farmhouse with outbuildings garden and lands attached the property of William Bell Esq[Esquire] |
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URLEYBUTT WELL |
Urleybutt Well
Urleybutt Well
Urleybutt Well |
James Little
William Bell
James Boyes |
051 |
An excellent spring of water near Stockbridge, the name has been established from time immemorial. |
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WHITEHILL MAINS |
Whitehill Mains |
James Little
William Bell
James Boyes |
051 |
A cottage one story in height with garden and a few acres of land attached the property of James Little Esq[Esquire] |
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MAGGIE'S BURN |
Maggie's Burn
Maggie's Burn
Maggie's Burn |
James Little
William Bell
James Boyes |
051; 052 |
A Rivulet having its source a little to the North East of Middlebierigg and falls into Grainhall Burn. |
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WEST GILL |
West Gill
West Gill
West Gill |
James Murray
William Bell
William Scott |
051; 057 |
A deep rugged glen through which a stream runs, this stream rises near Birrenswark and falls into Mein Water |
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WHITEFORD |
Whiteford
Whiteford
Whiteford |
James Little
William Bell
James Boyes |
051 |
A cottage one story in height with garden attached, the property of Miss Janet Johnstone |
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WHITEHILL |
Whitehill
Whitehill
Whitehill |
James Little
William Bell
James Boyes |
051 |
A Farmhouse and outbuildings with garden and lands attached, the property of James Boyes Esq[Esquire] |
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MIDDLEBIERIG |
Middlebierigg
Middlebierigg
Middlebierigg
Middlebierigg
Middlebierigg |
James Little
William Bell
James Boyes
Johnstons County Map
Valuation Roll |
052 |
A Farmhouse and outbuildings with garden and lands attached, the property of G Huggins Esq[Esquire] |
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GOWKSHAW KNOWE |
Gowkshaw Knowe
Gowkshaw Knowe
Gowkshaw Knowe |
James Kerr
William Hewats
James Rae |
052 |
[Situation] In the Wn. [Western] district of this Parish 1/3 mile N.N. W. [North North West] from Middlebie village.-
A small hill near Grain Hall, an old established name. |
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MAGGIE'S BURN |
Maggy's Burn
Maggy's Burn
Maggy's Burn |
William Hewats
James Rae
James Carlyle |
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[Situation] From a Spring on Nn [Northern] Parish Boundary - S.E. [South east] by S. [South] to Grainhill Burn
A Rivulet which rises a little to the north of Middlebieridge and falls into Grainhall Burn. |
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GRAINHALL BURN |
Grainhall Burn
Grainhall Burn
Grainhall Burn |
William Hewats
James Rae
James Carlyle |
052 |
[Situation] From between Yellow And White Knowes near the N.W. [North West] Parish Boundary - S. [South] to Middlebie Burn.
A Rivulet having its source about a mile to the north of Grain Hall. It bears this name from its source to Scotch bridge Afterwards it is Known in the locality by the name of Middlebie Burn. |
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Maggie- abbreviated for Margaret - Dr. [Doctor] Jamieson |
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DARLAWHILL GRAIN |
Darlawhill Grain
Darlawhill Grain
Darlawhill Grain |
William Hewats
James Carlyle
John Blacklock |
052 |
A Rivulet having its source near the north side of the farm of Darlawhill and falls in to Grainhall Burn |
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OLDMAN'S KNOWE |
Old Man's Knowe
Old Man's Knowe
Old Man's Knowe |
William Hewats
James Carlyle
John Blacklock |
052 |
A small hill in the immediate neighbourhood of Darlawhill |
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CORNFLAT HILL |
Cornflatt Hill
Cornflatt Hill
Cornflatt Hill
Flat a field |
John Armstrong
John Blacklock
James Carlyle
Dr [Doctor]Jamieson |
052 |
A considerable hill in the immediate neighbourhood of Whitelees, the name has ben established from time immemorial.
Flatt was the old mode of spelling which is still retained in Conveyancing |
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STONEYBECK BURN |
Stoneybeck Burn
Stoneybeck Burn
Stoneybeck Burn |
John Armstrong
John Blacklock
James Carlyle |
052 |
A Rivulet which rises near Darlawhill and runs in a southerly direction into Mein Water. |
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DIRRUPS GILL |
Dirrups Gill
Dirrups Gill
Dirrups Gill |
John Armstrong
James Carlyle
John Blacklock |
052 |
This name applies to the deep rugged glen on the farm of Dirrups, the name is well known in the locality. |
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MEIN WATER |
Mein Water
Mein water
Mein Water |
John Armstrong
James Carlyle
John Blacklock |
052 |
A small River which rises near the north side of the parish and falls into the River Annan |
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BESSIE'S WELL |
Bessie's Well
Bessie's Well
Bessie's Well |
JamesCarlyle
John Armstrong
John Blacklock |
052 |
An excellent spring of water near Whitelees an old established name |
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WIZZEN GILL |
Wizzen Gill
Wizzen Gill
Wizzen Gill
Wizzen Gill
Wizzen, to become dry and hard |
James Carlyle
John Armstrong
John Blacklock
Mr Graham
Dr [Doctor] Jamieson |
052 |
A deep rugged glen through which a stream runs. This stream rises near Whitelees and runs in a southerly direction into Mein Water. |
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Entry for White knowe scored out |
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DARLAWHILL |
Darley Hill
Darlawhill
Darlawhill
Dartyhill |
Miss Irving
George Bell
Valuation Roll
See Page for other authorities
Johnstons County Map |
052 |
Cottages |
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GRAINHALL |
Grain Hall(vide trace)
Grainhall
Grainhall |
George Bell
James Graham
James Carr
Johnstons County Map
Valuation Rolls |
052 |
half a mile south of Darleyhill
Cottages |
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STONEYBECK |
Stoneybeck
Stoneybeck
Stoneybeck |
Valuation Rolls
Johnstons County Map |
052 |
nearly one mile north west from Middlebie village
A Farmhouse and outbuildings in good condition. |
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WHITELEYS |
Whitelees
Whiteleys
Whiteleys |
David Ewart
Johnstons County Map
Valuation Rolls |
052 |
Small house |
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ALBIEHILL |
Albie Hill |
Daniel Jardine Occupier
Thomas Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
Robert Carlyle Esq[Esquire] |
052 |
A farm with dwelling and outhouses, the property of Mr William Carruthers.
Situated on the Waterbeck Burn and about one mile above the village of Waterbeck |
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OUTLER SIKE |
Outler Syke |
Thomas Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
Robert Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
Daniel Jardine Albiehill |
052 |
A very small stream which gathers on the farm of Dockenflat and joins the Waterbeck Burn immediately behind the village of Waterbeck.
May have been named after the field of the outlying cattle. |
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WATER BECK |
Waterbeck Burn
Water Beck |
ThomasCarlyle Esq[Esquire]
Robert Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
David Thompson Dockenflat
See Page 46 |
052 |
A considerable stream which rises a short distance west from Carruthers Fell and runs in a South South Easterly direction until it joins the Kirtle Water at the village of Waterbeck. |
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GILMARTIN BURN |
Gilmartin Burn
Gillmartin
Gilmartin |
Thomas Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
Robert Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
Daniel Jardine Albiehill
Johnstons County Map
Valuation Rolls |
052 |
A small stream which rises on a farm of the same name, and runs into Waterbeck Burn |
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KIRK BURN |
Kirk Burn |
Thomas Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
Robert Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
Dr[Doctor] John Wilson
B'tween Waters |
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A considerable stream having its source in the parish of Tundergarth a little to the North west of Dalbate, and falls into Kirtle Water about a furlong below the village of Waterbeck. |
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PENOBEN BURN |
Penoben Burn |
Thomas Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
Robert Carlyle Esq [Esquire]
Dr [Doctor] John Wilson
B'tween Waters |
052 |
A small stream which gathers on the farm of Gilmartin and joins the Kirk Burn at Hotts School |
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DIRRUPS |
Dirrups |
Rent Receipt
Thomas Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
Robert Carlyle Esq[Esquire] |
052 |
A farm house and buildings in bad repair, situated on the right bank of Mein Water and about 200 yards east from Dockenflat farmhouse. |
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DOCKENFLAT |
Dockenflat
Duncanflat or Dockenflatt
Dockenflatt
Flat- a Field |
James Davidson
David Thompson Occupier
Thomas Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
Robert Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
Valuation Rolls
Johnstons County Map
Dr [Doctor] Jamieson |
052 |
A farm with dwelling and office houses, threshing machine all in good repair.
Situated on the left bank of Mein Water about 3/4 of a mile west from the village of Waterbeck. |
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MEIN WATER |
Mein Water |
Blackwoods County Map
Fullartons Gazeteer
Thomas Carlyle Esq[Esquire] |
052 |
A considerable stream which rises at Minsca farmhouse in the north of the parish of Middlebie, and flows about 4 1/2 miles southwards and 4 1/4 miles South westward to the Annan at a point 3/4 mile south of Hoddam Kirk. |
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HASS |
Hass |
Thomas Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
Robert Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
James Davidson Occupier |
052 |
A Farm with dwelling and outhouses in tolerable good repair, situated about 1/2 a mile west from the village of Waterbeck on the parish road leading to Annan. |
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HASSKNOWEND |
Hass-knowe-end |
Thomas Carlyle Esq [Esquire]
Robert Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
James Davidson Hass |
052 |
A cottage in a ruinous condition, situated at Hass and has always been inhabited by labouring people. |
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CHAPELHALL |
Chapelhall |
Thomas Carlyle Esqr.
Robert Carlyle Esqr.
John Airey occupier |
052 |
[Situation] 16 Chains W. [West] from Waterbeck
A cottage with garden Situated near Albie Chapel |
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SCALERIG |
Scalerigg |
Thomas Carlyle Esqr.
Robert Carlyle Esqr.
Thomas Bell Esqr. |
052 |
[Situation] 24 chains N.W. [North West] from Waterbeck village.
Three cottages with gardens Situated on rising ground behind the village of Waterbeck. |
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FULTON |
Fulton |
Thomas Carlyle Esqr.
Robert Carlyle Esqr.
Thomas Bell Esqr. |
052 |
[Situation] 13 Chains N. E. [North East] from Waterbeck village
A farm with dwelling and office houses , threshing machine etc. in bad repair. Situated at the East end of the village of Waterbeck. |
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ALBIE CHAPEL |
Albie Chapel |
Thomas Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
Robert Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
Thomas Bell Esq[Esquire]
Torbeckhill |
052 |
A row of Cottages, eight in number inhabited by labouring people, situated about 200 yards West from the village of Waterbeck.
It is not known how it became so named, it is not surmised that there has ever been a place of worship here. |
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SCHOOL [Waterbeck] |
School |
Thomas Carlyle esq[Esquire]
Robert Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
John Thompson Waterbeck |
052 |
This school is kept by a private individual, who teaches reading, writing and arithmetic, the master has no perquisites save childrens wages.
Average number of scholars about from 20 to 30. A mixed school |
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CHURCH (United Presbyterian) [Waterbeck] |
Relief Presbyterian Chapel |
Robert Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
Thomas Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
Fullartons Gazateer |
052 |
Relief Church established at Waterbeck A D 1790, Church built 1792, number of sittings 490, stipend from £70 to £85 per annum with Manse and Gradens. |
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MANSE [U.P., Waterbeck] |
Manse |
Robert Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
Thomas Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
Fullartons Gazateer |
052 |
A small building two stories in height, situated in the village of Waterbeck. |
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TEMPLEHILL |
Templehill |
Thomas Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
Robert Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
Dr [Doctor] John Wilson
B'tween Waters |
052 |
A neat modern building with Pleasure grounds gardens all situated in the village of Waterbeck. Residence of R Carlyle Esq[Esquire] |
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CARLYLE'S ARMS (P.H.) [Waterbeck] |
Carlyle's Arms |
Thomas Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
Robert Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
Written on Sign Board |
052 |
A building of one story situated in Waterbeck the tenant is licensed to sell Ale, Spirits. |
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OLD WATERBECK |
Old Waterbeck |
Thomas Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
Robert Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
Dr [Doctor] John Wilson
B'tween Waters |
052 |
A few cottages inhabited by agricultural labourers situated immediately behind the village of Waterbeck. |
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WATERBECK |
Waterbeck |
Thomas Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
Robert Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
Dr [Doctor] John Wilson
B'tween Waters |
052 |
A small village situated near the centre of the Parish of Middlebie on Waterbeck Burn, and on the parish road leading from Ecclefechan to langholm, the village contains one Inn, a Relief Presbyterian Church and a private School for boys and girls, the only important business is carried on by Messrs Carlyle General Merchants. |
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B'TWEEN WATERS |
Between Waters or B'tween Waters |
Thomas Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
Robert Carlyle esq[Esquire]
Dr [Doctor] John Wilson Occupier |
052 |
A Farm with dwelling and outhouses, situated between and near the junction of the two streams "Kirk Burn" and "Kirtle Water" |
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GOWKHALL POOL |
Gowkhall Pool |
Thomas Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
Robert Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
Dr [Doctor] John Wilson |
052 |
A pool about 12 feet deep in depth situated at the confluence of the two streams "Kirk Burn" and "Kirtle Water" |
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HALL |
Hall |
Thomas Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
Robert Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
Dr [Doctor] John Wilson |
052 |
Two cottages with gardens in a ruinous state situated near B'tween Waters. |
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HOTTS SCHOOL |
Hotts School |
Thomas Carlyls Esq[Esquire]
Robert Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
Dr[Doctor] John Wilson |
052 |
A Parish School, teacher appointed by trustees, average attendance 55, wages 2/- and 2/- per quarter. Mixed school, age of children from 6 to 13 reading, writing, geography and arithmetic and a little latin taught. A modern building in good repair situated on the Kirk Burn about 1/4 mile East from Waterbeck. |
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KIRTLE WATER |
Kirtle Water |
Thomas Carlyle Esq[Esquire]
Robert Carlyle Esq[Esaquire]
Dr[Doctor]John Wilson
B'tween Waters |
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A considerable stream having its source at the extreme North of the Parish of Middlebie, within half a mile of the head water of the Milk, flows 3¾ due south, it falls upon the Parish of Kirkpatrick Fleming and for 5 miles divides it from Middlebie, Annan and a detached portion of Dornock. it then runs through the interior of Kirkpatrick Fleming for some distance, thence through the -- Gretna and falls into the Solway Firth nearly opposite the River Esk and Eden. |
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NORTH CRAIGS |
North Craigs
North Craigs
North Craigs |
John Armstrong (Farmer)
Robert Patterson (Farmer)
David Davidson (Farmer) |
052 |
[Situation] Nearly 1 mile E. [East] from Contress
A small well built Farm House and a Cottage, - with Offices attached on the road from Waterbeck to Langholm. |
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SOUTH CRAIGS |
South Craigs
South Craigs
South Craigs |
John Armstrong (Farmer)
Robert Patterson (Farmer)
David Davidson (Farmer) |
052 |
[Situation] About 6 Chains S.S.E. [South South East] from North Craigs-
A small well built Farm House with Offices attached all slated and in good repair. |
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WEST CRAIGS |
West Craigs
West Craigs
West Craigs |
John Armstrong (Farmer)
Robert Patterson (Farmer)
David Davidson (Farmer) |
052 |
[Situation] 9 Chains N.W. by W. [North West by West] from North Craigs
Two small Farm Houses near the former ----Offices attached all slated and in good repair. |
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KIRK BURN |
Kirk Burn
Kirk Burn
Kirk Burn |
John Armstrong (Farmer)
Robert Patterson (Farmer)
David Davidson (Farmer) |
052 |
[Situation] From N.Wn [North Western] Boundary, S [South] to Kirtle water
A small Burn running in a S.W. [South Westerly] direction into Kirtle Water, its name is taken from the Kirk by which it runs. |
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HOTTS |
Hotts
Hotts
Hotts
Hotts |
On Lease
Robert Patterson (Farmer)
David Davidson (Farmer)
Valuation Rolls |
052 |
[Situation] 26 Chains S. [South] from west Craigs-
A Neat Farm with Offices attached.House slated. Offices thatched and in poor repair. |
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BROADBECK |
Broadbeck
Broadbeck
Broadbeck |
William Graham Weaver
David Park Farmer
James Bell Farmer |
052 |
A row of Cottages on the Farm of Conhess and on the Carlisle and Langholm road. |
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BROADBECK BURN |
Broadbeck Burn
Broadbeck Burn
Broadbeck Burn |
James Bell Farmer
David Park Farmer
William Graham Weaver |
052 |
A small Burn rising on Allfornaught Farm and falls into Kirtle Water at Patrickholm Farm House. |
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CHAPELHILL COTTAGE |
Chapelhill Cottage
Chapelhill Cottage
Chapelhill Cottage |
David Park Farmer
James Bell Farmer
William Garham Weaver |
052 |
A small Farm House on the road from Langholm to Carlisle. |
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HALLSIKE BURN |
Hallsyke Burn
Hallsyke Burn
Hallsyke Burn |
David Davidson Farmer
James Bell Farmer
William Graham Farmer |
052 |
A small Burn rising on Conhess and falls into Kirtle Water near to Patrickholm Farm House. |
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PATRICKHOLM |
Patrickholm
Patrickholm
Patrickholm |
On Rent Receipt
David Davidson Farmer
John Armstrong Farmer |
052 |
A small stone built Farm House, one story with Offices attached, all slated and in good repair. |
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Kirktle Water Kirtle Water Kirtle Water
Fullartons Imperial Gazateer David Davidson Farmer William Graham Weaver
A large Burn having its source at the North Point of Middlebie parish and falls into the Solway Firth near Gretnagreen. |
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ARCHIE'S SIKE |
Archie's Syke
Archie's Syke
Archie's Syke
Sike - a Rill |
James Bell Farmer
Thomas Kennedy Farmer
William Graham Weaver
Dr[Doctor] Jamieson |
052 |
A small Burn rising on Conhess Farm and falls into Broadbeck Burn near to the Farm House. |
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CHAPELHILL |
Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill |
On Lease
Thomas Kennedy Farmer
James Bell Farmer |
052 |
A large two storey Farm House with Offices attached all slated and in good repair. |
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CONHESS |
Conhess
Conhess
Conhess |
On Lease
James Bell Farmer
Thomas Kennedy Farmer |
052 |
A large two storey Farm House with Offices attached all slated and in good repair. |
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CONHESS SIKE |
Conhess Syke
Conhess Syke
Conhess Syke
Sike - a Rill |
James Bell Farmer
Thomas Kennedy Farmer
William Graham Weaver
Dr[Doctor] Jamieson |
052 |
A small Burn rising on the Conhess farm and falls into Broadbeck Burn near the Farm House. |
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TODDLE KNOWE |
Toddle Knowe
Toddle Knowe
Toddle Knowe |
James Bell Farmer
Thomas Kennedy Farmer
William Graham Weaver |
052 |
A small Knowe on Conhess Farm. |
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KIRK BURN |
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ALDER WELL |
Alder Well |
David Murray Conhess
Robert Grieve Allfornought |
052 |
Situated near the Plantin Syke, on Conhess. |
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ARCHIE'S SIKE |
Plantin Syke
Archie's Sike |
David Murray Conhess
Robert Grieve Allfornought
See Page 127 |
052 |
Plantin Syke sometimes known as Archie's Syke, takes its rise on Conhess Farm and runs into the Broadbeck Burn at Chapelhill. |
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BROADBECK BURN |
Broadbeck Burn |
David Murray Shepherd Conhess
Robert Grieve Shepherd at Allfornought |
052 |
A small stream which rises near the march betwixt the farms of Conhess and Allfornought, and runs into the Kirtle at Patrickholm. |
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Conhess Sike
See Page 127 for Authorities. |
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ALL-FOR-NOUGHT HILL |
All-for-naught Hill |
George Bell Occupier
Robert Grieve Shepherd
James Grierson Wallace Hall |
052 |
A considerable hill of unculvitated land situated on All-for-naught Farm. |
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WOODSIDE BURN |
Woodside Burn |
Robert Grieve All-for-nought
James Grierson Wallace Hall
David Murray Conhess |
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Takes its rise on All-for-naught and forms the boundary of the south east side of Middlebie Parish, is joined by the Palling near Pingle farm house, the two streams form the head of the River Sark. |
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VUEWFIELD |
Viewfield |
David Graham Occupier
James Grierson Wallace Hall
John Davidson Wallace Hall |
052 |
Two cottages with gardens attached situated on Chapelhill. |
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WALLACEHALL |
Wallace Hall |
James Grierson Wallace Hall
Thomas Johnstone Wallace Hall
John Davidson Wallace Hall |
052 |
A small Hamlet in the parish of Middlebie, about three miles east from Waterbeck upon the old road from Annan to Langholm and about eight miles from the latter. |
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ALL-FOR-NOUGHT |
All-for-nought |
George Bell Occupier
Robert Grieve Shepherd
James Grierson Wallace Hall |
052 |
A farm with dwelling and out houses, the property of the trustees of the late Sir A G Johnstone, situated near the southern extremity of the parish of Middlebie, and about ¾ North east from Wallace Hall. |
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BIRKY SIKE |
Birky Syke
Sike - a Rill |
George Bell Occupier
Robert Grieve Shepherd
James Grierson Wallace Hall
Dr[Doctor] Jamieson |
052 |
A very small runner which gathers near All-for-nought farm steading, and runs into Woodside Burn. |
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ALLAN'S SIKE |
Allan's Syke |
Robert Grieve Shepherd at All-for-nought
David Murray Shepherd at Conhess |
052 |
Takes its rise near the boundary betwixt the farms Woodside and All-for-nought and runs into Woodside Burn. |
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BILLISTER SIKE |
Billister Syke
Sike - a Rill |
Robert Grieve Shepherd at
All-for-nought
David Murray Shepherd at Conhess
Dr[Doctor] Jamieson |
052 |
Takes its rise a short distance east from All-for-nought farm steading and runs into Woodside Burn. |
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PALLING BURN |
Palling Burn
Palling Burn
Palling Burn |
James Bell Conhess
David Murray Conhess
James Thomson Pingle |
053 |
A stream that takes its rise on the farm of Conhess and flows in a south easterly direction and joins Woodside Burn. |
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PALLING WOOD |
Palling Wood
Palling Wood
Palling Wood |
James Bell
David Murray
James Thomson |
053 |
A name given to a wood on both sides of Palling. |
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PINGLE |
Pingle
Pingle
Pingle |
James Thomson Pingle
John Flatcher Pingle Bridge
David Murray Conhess |
053 |
A farm house with steading, garden stackyard and farm of land attached. |
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PINGLE SIKE |
Pingle Syke
Pingle Syke
Pingle Syke
Sike - a Rill |
James Thomson
John Flatcher
David Murray
Dr[Doctor]Jamieson |
053 |
A name given to a small stream forming part of the parish boundary of Middlebie. |
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PINGLEBRIDGE |
Pingle Bridge
Pingle Bridge
Pingle Bridge |
James Thomson
John Flatcher
David Murray |
053 |
A cottage garden and smithy. |
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WOODSIDE |
Woodside
Woodside
Woodside |
John Thomson Woodside
James Thomson Pingle
David Murray Conhess |
052 |
A farm house with office houses, garden and farm of land attached. |
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WOODSIDE BURN |
Woodside Burn
Woodside Burn
Woodside Burn |
John Thomson
James Thomson
David Murray |
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A stream that flows past Woodside in an Easterly direction and joins Palling the junction of the head of the River Sark. |
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RIVER SARK |
River Sark
River Sark
River Sark |
James Bell Conhess
David Murray Conhess
James Thomson Pingle |
052 |
A stream formed by the junction of the Palling and Woodside Burn. |
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BLACK GILL |
Black Gill
Black Gill
Black Gill |
James Boyes
David Corrie
James Mcnay |
051 |
[Situation] In S.Wn. [South Western] Parish district
A deep rugged glen through which a stream runs, this stream rises a little to the east of Whitehill and falls into Westgill Burn. |
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OLDMILL POOL |
Oldmill Pool
Oldmill Pool
Oldmill Pool |
James Boyes
David Corrie
James Mcnay |
051 |
[Situation] In the stream which passes trough West Gill.
A deep pool situated in WestGill (Burn) and near Old Hall. |
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OLD HALL |
Old Hall
Old Hall
Old Hall
Oldhall |
James Boyes
David Corrie
James Mcnay
Ancient and Modern Valn. [Valuation] Rolls |
051 |
[Situation] Nearly 1 mile N.W. [North West] from Middlebie Village.
Two cottages residence one story in height with gardens attached in good repair, the property of John Potts Esqr. |
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[Signed] Philip Munro
Lce Corp R.E. [Lance Corporal Royal Engineers] |
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MIDDLEBIEHILL |
Middlebiehill
Middlebiehill
Middlebiehill |
James McNay
James Clow
James Armstrong |
052 |
A farmhouse and outbuildings with garden and lands attached occupied by James Armstrong, the property of Duke of Buccleugh. |
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WEST GILL |
Westgill Burn
Westgill Burn
Westgill Burn
West Gill |
James McNay
James Clow
James Armstrong
See pages 69, 103 |
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A Rivulet which rises near Birrenswark Hill and runs through a rugged glen into Mein Water. |
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CRAWSTOWN |
Crawstown
Crawstown
Crawstown |
James Clow
David Corrie
James McNay |
051 |
A Farmhouse and outbuildings with garden and lands attached, the property of John Potts Esq[Esquire] |
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ROUTING POOL |
Routing Pool
Routing Pool
Routing Pool |
James Boyes
David Corrie
James McNay |
052 |
A deep pool situated in Westgill (Burn) and in the immediate neighbourhood of Crawstown. |
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SLAE BRAE |
Slae Brae
Slae Brae
Slae Brae |
James Boyes
David Corrie
James McNay |
051 |
This name applies to a steep Brae on the farm of Crawstown, the name has been established many years. |
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DOGSLACKS |
Dogslacks
Dogslacks
Dogslacks |
David Corrie
James McNay
James Clow |
051 |
A Farmhouse and outbuildings with garden and lands attached, the property and residence of James Clow Esq[Esquire] |
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FAIRY KNOWE |
Fairy Knowe
Fairy Knowe
Fairy Knowe |
David Corrie
James McNay
James Clow |
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A small rock in the immediate neighbourhood of Cleughbrae an old established name. |
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MIDDLEBIE HILL |
Middlebie Hill
Middlebie Hill
Middlebie Hill |
David Corrie
James mcNay
James Clow |
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A considerable hill on the farm of Middlebiehill. |
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MIDDLEBIE BURN |
Middlebie Burn |
James Carlyle Scotsbridge
John Richardson West Scotsbridge
Christopher Borthwick Middlebie |
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A large and rapid stream flowing in a southern direction through Middlebie and falling into Mein Water. |
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SCOTSBRIDGE |
Scotsbridge |
James Carlyle
John Richardson
Christopher Borthwick |
052 |
A dwelling house on the east bank of Middlebie Burn with outhouse, garden and a farm of land, occupied by James Carlyle.
½ mile north of Middlebie Village |
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SMITHY CLEUCH |
Smithy Cleugh |
John Richardson
James Carlyle
Christopher Borthwick |
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A deep glen with a stream flowing through it which falls into Middlebie Burn. |
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WEST SCOTSBRIDGE |
West Scotsbridge |
John Richardson West Scotsbridge
James Carlyle Scotsbridge
Christopher Borthwick Middlebie |
052 |
A dwellinghouse on the west bank of Middlebie Burn with outhouses, garden and a farm of land attached. Duke of Buccleugh Proprietor, John Richardson occupier.
Formerly called Purdomstown.
6 chains west of Scotsbridge |
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BACKBURN |
Backburn |
Robert Moffat
John Armstrong
William Graham Moruls |
052 |
A small house of one story on the road side near Back Burn occupied by Robert Moffat Tea dealer |
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STONEYBECK BURN |
Back Burn |
Robert Moffat Back Burn
Christopher Borthwick Middlebie
John Armstrong Greengatehouse |
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A stream flowing in a south eastern direction and falling into Mein Water. |
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CRAIGHOUSE |
Craighouse |
James Johnstone Craighouse
John Armstrong Greengatehouse
William Graham Morals |
052 |
A dwellinghouse with outhouse, garden and a farm of land attached. James Johnstone occupier, Misses Bell Proprietor |
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PINKFIELD |
Pinkfield |
James Johnstone
John Armstrong
William Graham |
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A small cottage by the road side with garden attached, occupied by the labourer of Greengatehouse. |
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GREENGATEHOUSE |
Greengatehouse
Greengatehouse |
John Armstrong Greengatehouse
James Johnstone Craighouse
William Graham Morals |
052 |
A dwellinghouse with outhouse, garden and a farm of land attached, John Armstrong occupier. Colonel Graham Proprietor. |
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MORALS |
Morals |
WilliamGraham
John Armstrong
James Johnstone |
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A dwellinghouse with outhouses, garden and a farm of land attached occupied by William Graham. The name is supposed to be a corruption of Moorhills, but Morals is the established spelling in use in the district. |
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SCHOOL [Middlebie ] |
School (parochial)
School (parochial)
School (parochial) |
Christopher Borthwick, Teacher
James Armstrong Middlebiehill
George Irving Middlebietown |
052 |
[Situation] In the Wn [Western] vicinity of Middlebie
A Substantial house at Middlebie, used as a parochial school, Christopher Borthwick teacher, average attendance of scholars between 60 and 70 |
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MANSE [ph, Middlebie] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Christopher Borthwick
James Armstrong
George Irving |
052 |
[Situation] In the Nn[Northern] vicinity of Middlebie village
A Substantial house with offices attached, also garden and glebe occupied by the Revd [Reverend] Richard Nevison. |
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MIDDLEBIETOWN |
Middlebietown
Middlebietown
Middlebietown
Middlebietown |
Christopher Borthwick
James Armstrong
George Irving
Valuation Roll |
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[Situation] In En [Eastern] vicinity of Middlebie village.
A Substantial Farm house and steading with garden stackyard and farm of land attached. |
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CHURCH [parish, Middlebie] |
Church(parish)
Church(parish)
Church(parish) |
Rev[Reverend]Richard Nevison
James Armstrong
Christopher Borthwick |
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A substantial building, fit to contain between three or four hundred people: Rev[Reverend] Richard Nevison minister, Stipend £219 |
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MIDDLEBIEHILL |
Middlebiehill
Middlebiehill
Middlebiehill |
James Armstrong Middlebiehill
Christopher Borthwick Teacher
George Irving Middlebietown |
052 |
A substantial farm house with steading garden and farm of land attached occupied by James Armstrong. |
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MIDLEBIE [village] |
Middlebie
Middlebie
Middlebie |
James Armstrong
Christopher Borthwick
George Irving |
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A number of neat cottages with gardens attached. |
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MIDDLEBIEMILL |
Middlebiemill
Middlebiemill
Middlebiemill |
I Howitson
George Irving
Robert Carlyle |
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Two old cottages on the side of Middlebie Burn, there was formerly a corn mill at this place, but there is scarcly any appearce of a foundation left, the south cottage is unoccupied. |
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POTSTOWN |
Potstown
Potstown
Potstown |
I Howitson Potstown
George Irving Middlebietown
Robert Carlyle Ladywells |
052 |
A farm house with steading, garden and farm of lane attached. |
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LADYWELLS |
Ladywells
Ladywells
Ladywells |
Robert Carlyle Ladywells
John Steele Meinside
John Howitson Potstown |
052 |
A farm house with steading, garden and a farm of land attached occupied by Robert Carlyle.
One mile northeast from Middlebie village |
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MEINSIDE |
Meinside
Meinside
Meinside |
Robert Carlyle
John Steele
John Howitson |
052 |
A farmhouse with steading garden and stackyard and a farm of land attached occupied by William and Thomas Carlyle.
8 chains east from Ladywells. |
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Robert Carlyle Ladywells John Steele Meinside John Howitson Potstown
A stream that takes its source near the north side of this parish and flows in a south Westerly direction and falls into the River Annan. |
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Irving Bell Ragwoodske John Dunlop Blackwoodridge John quiggly Ecclefechan Valuation Rolls
A farm house with steading garden Stackyard and farm of land attached.
Mein Water Mein Water Mein Water
Irving Bell John Dunlop John Quiggly
A stream that takes its source near the north side of this parish and flows in a south westerly direction and falls into River Annan.
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ALBIE |
Albie
Albie
Alby
Alby
Albie |
William Moffat Netheralbie
John Dunlop Blackwoodridge
Plan of farm
Johnstons County Map
Valuation Rolls |
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A substantial farm house and office with garden stackyard and farm of land attached.
2 miles north east by east from Middlebie village |
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NETHER ALBIE |
Nether albie
Nether albie
Nether albie |
William Moffat
John Dunlop
Irving Bell Ragwoodsyke |
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A substantial farm house with steading garden stackyard and farm of land attached. |
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NETHER ALBIEHILL |
Netheralbiehill
Netheralbiehill
Netheralbiehill |
William Moffat
John Dunlop
Irving Bell |
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A small cottage and garden on the farm of Netheralbie. |
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KIRTLE WATER |
Kirtle water
Kirtle Water
Kirtle Water |
William Moffat Netheralbie
John Dunlop Blackwoodridge
Peter Murray Blackwoodridge |
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A stream that takes its source in the north east corner of this parish and flows in a south westerly direction through it. |
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LITTLE MEINSIDE |
Meinside
Meinside
Meinside
Little Meinside |
Robert Steele Meinside
John Dunlop Blackwoodridge
Irving Bell Ragwoodsyke
Johnstons County Map |
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1 1/3 mile south east from Middlebievillage
A farm house with steading garden stackyard and farm of land attached.
Little Meinside preferred as distinguished from that of another house about ½ mile north west. |
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NETHERALBIE COTTAGE |
Netheralbie Cottage
Netheralbie Cottage
Netheralbie Cottage |
James Brockie Netheralbie Cottage
John Dunlop Blackwoodridge
William Moffat Netheralbie |
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A cottage with joiner's shop and garden attached occupied by James Brockie. |
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Blackwoodridge Limeworks
Thomas Murray Peter Murray
Blackwoodridge Blackwoodridge Blackwoodridge
James Brockie John Dunlop William Moffat
An old farm house and steading nearly gone to ruins with garden and farm of land attached occupied by John Dunlop
46 chains east from Meinside.
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ROB'S BANK |
Rob's Bank
Rob's Bank
Rob's Bank |
John Dunlop Blackwoodridge
Robert Carlyle Ladywells
James Brockie Netheralbie Cottage |
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[Situation] On the W. [West] side of Kirtle Wood
A sloping piece of ground covered with wood on the side of Kirtle Water; by the tradition of the locality it is stated that from this bank Bell of Blachet shot Eleanor Irving while she and Adam Fleeming were walking on the opposite side. |
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SPRINGKELL BOWER |
Springkell Bower
Sprinkell Bower
The Bower |
John Dunlop
Robert Carlyle
James Brockie |
052 |
[Situation] 3/4 of a mile from Albie
A neat cottage with verandah and Small piece of pleasure grounds, pleasantly situated in Rob's Bank. |
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HOWATH MILL (Woollen) |
Howath Mill
Howath Mill
Howath |
John Dunlop
Robert Carlyle
James Brockie |
052 |
[Situation] 9 Chains N. [North] from SpringKell Bower
This house is used as a Carding and Sawmill, also a portion used as a dwelling house. |
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WESTFIELD |
Westfield
Westfield
Westfield |
On Rent Receipt
Thomas Kennedy(Farmer)
James Bell (Farmer) |
052 |
A dwelling house on the farm of Chapelhill and on the road from Langholm to Carlisle. |
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Wallace Hall
James Grierson Wallace Hall Thomas Johnstone Wallace Hall John Davidson Wallace Hall
A small hamlet in the parish of Middlebie about three miles east from Waterbeck and upon the old road from Annan to Langholm and about eight miles from the latter. |
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CLEUCHBRAE BRIDGE |
Cleughbrae Bridge |
William Henderson Cleughbrae Mill
David Corrie Cleughbrae Mill
James Phillips Croftlands |
057 |
[Situation] Over the Stream which passes through West Gill -
A Stone bridge with one arch across the Burn passing through West Gill, and on the road from Ecclefechan to Langholm repaired by the Parish. |
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UPPER CLEUCHBRAE |
Upper Cleughbrae |
James Henderson Cleughbrae
David Corrie
James Phillips |
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[Situation] 3/4 mile S.W. [South West] from Middlebie village.
A House with outhouses and a small portion of land attached Occupied by David Corrie, property of James Henderson. |
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CLEUCHBRAE MILL (Corn) |
Cleughbrae Mill (corn) |
James Henderson
David Corrie
James Phillips |
057 |
[Situation] 8 Chains S.S.W. [South South West] from Upper Cleughbrae.-
A Corn Mill propelled by Water, occupied by David Corrie, Property of James Henderson. |
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CLEUCHBRAE |
Cleughbrae
Cleughbrae
Cleughbrae |
David Corrie Cleughbrae Mill
James Henderson Cleughbrae
James Phillips Crosslands
Johnstons County Map
Valuation Rolls |
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Farm House Outhouses and Garden attached Property of James Henderson occupier ---
this house is sometimes called Mid Cleughbrae. |
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CROFTLANDS |
Croftlands |
David Corrie
James Phillips
James Henderson |
057 |
House outhouses and a small portion of land attached-property of James Phillips, occupier.
This house is sometimes called Low Cleughbrae.
13 chains from Cleughbrae. |
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WEST GILL |
West Gill
West Gill
West Gill |
David Corrie
James Phillips
James Henderson |
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A deep glen with a stream flowing through, having its source near Birrenswark and falls into the Mein Water, the stream and Glen are coextensive, the stream falling through this Glen is called "Westgill Burn" |
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BURNFOOT |
Burnfoot |
Alexander Currie
James Phillips
James Henderson |
057 |
Genteel residence with offices ornamental grounds and Farm of land attached. Mr Irving Proprietor Alexander Currie Occupier.
1 mile South South West of Middlebie Village |
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CALEDONIAN RAILWAY |
Caledonian Railway |
David Corrie Cleughbrae Mill
James Henderson Cleughbrae
James Phillips Croftlands |
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Trunk line of Railway Connecting the cities of Glasgow Edinburgh and Carlisle. |
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WALLACETOWN |
Wallacetown |
Alexander Currie Burnfoot
James Phillips
James Henderson |
057 |
Range of Cottages with gardens in the Farm of Burnfoot occupied by farm labourers. |
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BURNFOOT BRIDGE |
Burnfoot Bridge |
Alexander Currie Burnfoot
James Phillips Croftlands
James Henderson Cleughbrae |
057 |
Wooden Bridge over Mein Water on the road to Burnfoot- erected and kept in repair by the Proprietor of Burnfoot. |
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MEIN BRIDGE |
Mien Bridge |
John Rithard
Alexander Currie
James Phillips |
057 |
Stone Bridge with one arch, over the Mien Water on the Glasgow and Carlisle Trust, Erected and repaired by the Road Trustees. This road being the property of a Company is different from the other turnpike roads constructed by the county, consequently the bridges on it are not County Bridges. |
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PENNERSAUGHS COTTAGES |
Pennersaughs Cottages |
John Rithard Pennersaughs
Alexander Currie
James Phillips |
057 |
Cottages with gardens attached in the farm of Pennersaughs occupied by Farm Labourers.
28 chains South West by South from Burnfoot. |
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Site of PENNERSAUGHS CHURCH |
Site of Church
Site of Church
Site of Church |
John Rithet Pennersaughs
James Phillips Croftlands
James Henderson Cleughbrae |
057 |
[Situation] Nearly 1¼ miles S.S.W. [South South West] from Middlebie Village.
The site of the Ancient Church of the old Parish of Pennersaughs the burial ground is still used. The Parish of Pennersaughs was united to that of Middlebie in 1609 |
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MEIN WATER |
Mein Water |
John Rithard
Alexander Currie
James Phillips
Johnstons County Map [In pencil] |
052 |
A Stream having its source near the North of the Parish of Middlebie passes a little to the South of Ecclefechan and falls into the Annan Water. |
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BROWN MOOR |
Brown Moor
Brown Moor
Brown Moor |
John Rithert Pennersaughs
Alexander Currie Burnfoot
James Phillips Croftlands |
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An extensive tract of arable land, and plantation, the property of Duke of Buccleugh. |
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BROWNMOOR PLANTATION |
Brownmoor Plantation
Brownmoor Palntation
Brownmoor Plantation |
John Rithert
Alexander Currie
James Phillips |
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A mixed Plantation lately planted in Brown Moor. |
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THORLAW KNOWE |
Thorlaw Knowe
Thorlaw Knowe
Thorlaw Knowe |
J Irving
William Young
John Steel |
058 |
A small Eminence near the Yetts on the Property of Mr Irving of Burnfoot. |
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YETTS |
The Yetts
The Yetts
The Yetts
Yetts |
J Irving
William Young John Steel
Valuation Rolls |
058 |
Two small Cottages with barn and garden attached.
In South of Parish about 2/3 mile South from Middlebie Village. |
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Caledonian Railway Caledonian Railway Caledonian Railway
J Irving Burnfoot William Young Middlewhats John Steel Land
A main trunk line from Edinburgh to Carlisle |
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LAND |
Land
Land
Land
Lawn
Land |
J Irving Burnfoot
William Young Middlewhats
John Steel Land
Johnstons Co. [County] Map
Valuation Rolls |
058 |
[Situation] 1/2 mile nearly S. [South] from Middlebie village.
A large substantial Farmhouse with Offices garden And farm of land attached the property of J Irving Esqr. |
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MIDDLEWHATS |
Middlewhats
Middlewhats
Middlethwaite |
J Irving Burnfoot
William Young
John Steel |
058 |
[Situation] 8 Chains s. [South] from land-
A Cottage with garden attached situated on the farm of Land. |
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SATUR |
Satur
Satur
Satur
Satur
Satyre
Satur
Sautur |
John Thompson Cushathill
John Currie Ballgreen
John Bell Ballgreen
Valuation Rolls 1671
Valuation Rolls 1827
Valuation Rolls 1798
Johnstons County Map |
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A Neat Cottage with garden attached near Satur Mill.
32 Chains East from Land. |
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SATUR MILL (Corn) |
Satur Mill
Satur Mill
Satur Mill |
John Thompson
John Currie
John Bell |
058 |
A Corn and Sawmill with Offices attached the property of J Irving Esq[Esquire]
4 Chains South West of Satur |
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SATURBURN |
Saturburn
Saturburn
Saturburn |
John Thompson
John Currie
John Bell |
058 |
A small Cottage with garden attached on the edge of Mein Water.
30 Chains South East by East from Land. |
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BALLGREEN |
Ballgreen
Ballgreen
Ballgreen
Balgreen |
John Bell Ballgreen
John Currie Ballgreen
John Steel Land
Valuation Rolls |
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Small Cottages with gardens attached situated halfway between Middlebie and the Roman Camp. |
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BIRRENS COTTAGE |
Birrens Cottage
Birrens Cottage
Birrens Cottage |
John Bell
John Steel
John Currie |
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A small cottage with garden attached immediately adjoining Birrensplains.
24 Chains East of Lands. |
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CAMP [Birrens] |
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THE BIRRENS |
The Birrens
The Birrens
The Birrens
The Birrens
Birrens Plains
Birrens Plains
Birrens Plains |
Statistics of Middlebie
Old Statistics of Middlebie
General Roy's Roman Antiquities
Gazateer of Scotland
John Bell
John Steel
John Currie |
058 |
¾ mile South East by South from Middlebie Village
This is a name applied to the Roman Camp at Middlebie.
Tradition states that a city stood here and on the Field adjoining it on the west called the "City of Menos" This field was trenched a few years ago and the foundations of a number of houses discovered , part of a Roman Altar was also found now in possession of J Irving Esq[Esquire] Burnfoot. A few coins and a number of carved and lettered stones have also been found. |
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CAMP [Birrens] |
Roman Camp |
Statistical and Historical Gazeteer of Scotland
Dr Christian Society of Antiquaries Scotland |
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This entrenchments and Camp is perfectly distinct and but very little damaged; it lies about 3 miles South East of the one at Burnswark.
A little to the South of the Village of Middlebie and at the junction of Middlebie Burn and Mein Water. |
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MIDDLEBIE BURN |
Middlebie Burn |
Minister of the Parish |
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Middlebie Burn takes its source from Tundergarth Parish receives in its course seven tributary streams, the noted God's Bridge was situated upon this stream now commonly called Scotch Bridge, this Burn falls into Mein Water near Satur Mill. |
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JOHNSTONEHALL |
Johnstonehall
Johnstonehall
Johnstonehall
Johnstonehall |
John Thompson
John Currie
John Bell
Valuation Rolls |
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A small Cottage with garden attached on the farm of Cushathill. |
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Entry for Mein Bridge scored out.
Mein Water Mein Water Mein Water
John Thompson John Currie John Bell
A stream running through the Parish of Middlebie and falling into Annan water. |
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PEATKNOWES |
Peatknowes
Peatknowes
Peatknowes |
William Haining Peatknowes
John Thompson
Cushathill
John Bell Ballgreen |
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[Situation] 50 Chains N.E. E. [North East East] from Land.-
A Small Farmhouse with Offices and a few Acres of ground attached. |
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CUSHETHILL |
Cushat Hill
Cushethill
Cushethill |
John Thompson
Valuation Roll
Johnston's County Map |
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1 mile S.E. [South East] from Middlebie Village
A farmhouse with outbuildings, garden and farm of land attached, the property of John Irving Esqre of Burnfoot. |
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BROWNMOOR PLANTATION |
Brownmoor Plantation
Brownmoor Plantation
Brownmoor Plantation |
John Rithert
J Irving
Robert Farish |
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A mixed Plantation on the farm of Pennersaughs. |
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MILLPATH T.P. |
Millpath Tollbar
Millpath Tollbar
Millpath Tollbar |
JohnRithert
J Irving
Robert Farish |
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9 chains North East from Pennersaughs
A Tollhouse on the Turnpike road leading from Ecclefechan to Kirtlebridge. |
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PENNERSAUGHS |
Pennersaughs
Pennersaughs
Pennersaughs |
John Rithert Pennersaughs
J Irving Burnfoot
Robert Farish Broadlea |
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1¼ miles nearly South from Middlebie Village.
A Large substantial Farmhouse with Offices garden and farm of land attached. |
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DIKESTOWN |
Dykestown
Dykestown
Dykestown |
John Rithert
Robert Farish
J Irving |
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31 chains North east from Pennersaughs Two Cottages with gardens attached a little north of Millpath Tollbar. |
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MEIN MILL (Corn) |
Mein Mill
Mein Mill
Mein Mill |
John Rithert Pennersaughs
Robert Farish Broadlea
J Irving Burnfoot |
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14 chains North east from Pennersaughs.
Corn Barley and Flour Mill belonging to J Irving Esq[Esquire] near Pennersaughs. |
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BROADLEE |
Broadlee
Broadlee
Broadlee
Broadlee |
Robert Farish Broadlee
John Rithet Pennersaughs
William Bell Eaglesfield
Johnstons County map |
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¾ mile East from Pennersaughs
A substantial farm house with Offices garden and farm of land attached. |
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Broadlee Cottages Broadlee Cottages Broadlee Cottages
Robert Farish John Rithet William Bell
11 chains east from Broadlee
Cottages with gardens attached on the Farm of Broadlee.
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BELLSMOSS |
Bellsmoss
Bellsmoss
Bellsmoss |
William Bell
John Bell
Richard Bell |
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½ mile South East from Broadlee
A small Cottage with garden attached near Eaglesfield. |
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EAGLESFIELD |
Eaglesfield
Eaglesfield
Eaglesfield |
William Bell Eaglesfield
John Bell Eaglesfield
Richard Bell Eaglesfield |
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A long straggling Village with gardens attached on the road leading from Kirtlebridge to Langholm.
In South Eastern Parish district South East from Middlebie Village. |
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LAVEROCKSTONE |
Laverockstone
Laverockstone
Laverockstone |
William Bell
John Bell
Richard Bell |
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35 chains east from Broadlee
A small portion of slightly elevated land on the farm of Cushathill. |
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ASHYARDS GATE |
Ashyards Gate
Ashyards Gate
Ashyards Gate |
James Scott Farmer
William Barton Schoolmaster
Andrew Irving Farmer |
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[Situation] In S.En [South Eastern ] Parish district about 50 chains N. [North] from Eaglesfield.
A Cottage on the Farm of Ashyards and the property of Sir John Heron Maxwell Bart. [Baronet] of Springlkell. |
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IRVINGBANK |
Irving Bank
Irving Bank
Irving Bank |
William Barton Schoolmaster
James Scott Farmer
Andrew Irving Farmer |
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[Situation] 6 chains west from Ashyards Gate.-
A dwelling house occupied by John Carlyle and others the property of John Irving. |
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ROSES-CRAIGS |
Roses Craigs
Roses Craigs
Roses Craigs |
William Barton Schoolmaster
Robert Johnston Cottar
James Scott Farmer |
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[Situation] ½ mile N. [North] from Eaglesfield.
A Cottage with outhouse attached occupied by Robert Johnston and the property of John Irving. |
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BLENKINS |
Blenkins
Blenkins
Blenkins |
George Irving Cottar
William Barton Schoolmaster
James Scott Farmer |
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[Situation] 23 chains N.E. [North East] from Ashyards Gate
A small Cottage with outhouse attached occupied by George Irving and on the estate of Sir John Heron Maxwell Bart [Baronet] of Springkell. |
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ROB'S BANK |
Robs Bank
Robs Bank
Robs Bank |
William Barton Schoolmaster
James Scott Farmer
Andrew Irving Farmer |
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[Situation] On the W. [West] of Kirtle Water
A steep slope on the west side of the Kirtle Water on the Springkell Estate. |
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ASHYARDS |
Ashyards |
James Scott Farmer
Rent Receipt from Sir J.H. Maxwell Bart [Baronet] |
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[Situation] About ½ mile N.E. [ North East] from the Centre of Eaglesfield.
A farm house with Offices attached occupied by James Scott and on the estate of Sir John Heron Maxwell Bart [Baronet] of Springkell. |
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[Page] 184 -- Plan 58.2 Trace 2
[Signed] J. Nish c/a [civilian assistant] |
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KIRTLE WATER |
Kirtle Water
Kirtle Water
Kirtle Water |
William Barton Schoolmaster
James Scott Farmer
William Dunlop Gardner Springkell |
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A small River rising at the North of the Parish and having a serpentine course of about thirteen miles, falls into the Solway Firth at Kirtle- foot. |
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EAGLESFIELD |
Eaglesfield
Eaglesfield
Eaglesfield
Eaglesfield |
William Barton Schoolmaster
James Scott Farmer
Andrew OIrving Farmer
William Tennant at Blackwood House |
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A Village about ¾ of a mile in length on the estate of Blackwood, it contains a population of about 600, chiefly weavers and labourers, it has neither Post Office nor Inn and from the poverty of the inhabitants it is kept a dirty filthy state. |
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EAGLESFIELD BURN |
Eaglesfield Burn
Eaglesfield Burn
Eaglesfield Burn |
John Barton Eaglesfield
William Barton Schoolmaster
William Tennant at Blackwood House |
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A stream rising on the farm of Ashyards running through the village of Eaglesfield into a Mill Dam on the farm of Newlands. |
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SMITH'S PARK |
Smith's Park
Smith's Park |
William Barton Schoolmaster
Mr Barton residing Eaglesfield |
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A few dwelling houses on the North side of Eaglesfield principally belonging to Andrew Smith. |
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BROADLEE COTTAGES |
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CORNHILL |
Cornhill
Cornhill |
Thomas Smith Farmer
James Scott Farmer |
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In the Southern vicinity of Eaglesfield.
A Farmhouse with Offices attached occupied by Thomas Smith the property of E B Smith of Blackwood House. |
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NEWLANDS |
Newlands
Newlands |
James Murray farmer
Thomas Smith Farmer |
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28 chains South east from Eaglesfield.
A Farm house with Offices attached occupied by James Murray the property of E B Smith of Blackwood House. |
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SCHOOL [Eaglesfield] |
School
School |
William Barton Schoolmaster
John Barton residing Eaglesfield |
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A Schoolhouse kept in repair by the General Assembly of the Kirk of Scotland who also grant an Annuity of £10 per annum to the teacher William Barton, the teacher receives the Fees and the average of scholars for 12 months is from 50 to 60. |
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BLACKET HOUSE (Remains of) |
Blacket House (remains of)
Blacket House (remains of)
Blacket House (remains of)
Blacket House (remains of) |
William Tennant at Blackwood House
William Barton Schoolmaster
John Barton
James Scott Farmer |
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In the vicinity of Blackwood House.
The remains of the residence of the Bells of Blackethouse from what still stands it appears to have been a residence only of the 16th century, neither its position, thickness of walls or style of architecture betoken strength, the portion on Trace coloured red has been a stair leading to the top of the building and is still covered and in good preservation. over two of the doorways are the dates 1663 and 1714 with the initials G B I K . It was one of the Bells of this |
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Blackwood House Blackwood House Blackwood House
William Tennant at Blackwood House William Barton Schoolmaster James Scott Farmer
A Neat built Mansion House with Offices, Kennells and a small kitchen garden attached it is the residence and property of Eaglesfield B Smith and was erected by him on his purchasing the Blackethouse Estate some time ago. |
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[Continued from previous page] -- X Blackethouse Contind [Continued]
house who concealed himself at Rob's Bank on the Kirtle Water
for the purpose of shooting Adam Fleming a rival lover of a young lady
named Irving from her beauty known as "Fair Helen of Kirkconnell Lee"
Bell fired but the lady was killed instead of Fleming, there are
many traditions in the neighbourhood regarding this affair most
of which are very indifferently authenticated.
When E B Smith purchased the property
it was called Blackethouse, but not wishing to retain the name
he built the new Mansion bordering upon it and named it
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Kirtle New Bridge For Authorities see Name book of Kirkpatrick Fleming
Kirtle Bridge For Authorities see Name Book for Kirkpatrick Fleming |
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EAGLESFIELD T.P. |
Eaglesfield Toll Bar
Eaglesfield Toll Bar |
John Kirkpatrick Toll Keeper
James Scott Farmer |
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A Toll Bar on the road leading through the Village of Eaglesfield at present occupied by John Kirkpatrick. |
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TANNERY [Eaglesfield] |
Eaglesfield Tannery
Eaglesfield Tannery |
Andrew Irving Farmer
James Scott Farmer |
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A Small Tannery with drying Shed, Bark Mill and outhouses attached situate at Sunny Brae in the occupation of Andrew Irving. |
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Sunny Brae Sunny Brae
William Barton Schoolmaster John Barton residing in Eaglesfield
A rising ground or eminence on the west side of Palmer's Gill Bridge and forming the eastern boundary of the village of Eaglesfield. |
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PALMERSGILL BRIDGE |
Palmer's Gill Bridge (Co) [County]
Palmersgill
Palmersgill |
William Barton Schoolmaster
James Scott Farmer
Johnston's Co [County] Map
Valuation Rolls |
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[Situation] Over Kirtle Water
A bridge over the Kirtle Water erected in 1797 at the north end there was formerly a Toll Bar removed some years ago. |
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Palmersgill Bridge See Kirkpatrick Fleming N. [Name] Book
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ECCLEFECHAN BURN |
Ecclefechan Burn
Ecclefechan Burn
Ecclefechan Burn |
David Galbraith
John Irving
David Ewart all Hoddam |
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A Considerable Stream which rises near Birrenswark Hill, flows through the village of Ecclefechan and falls into Mein Water. |
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NEWBIGGIN |
Newbiggin |
John Rithard Pennersaughs
Andrew Blake Newbiggin
James Phillips Croftlands |
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Cottages with gardens attached on the farm of Pennersaughs. |
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Mein Water
John Rithert Alexander Currie James Phillips
A Stream having its source near Minskaw passes by Ecclefechan, and falls into the Annan water. |
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BROWN MOOR |
Brown Moor
Brown Moor
Brown Moor
Brown Muir |
John Rithert Pennersaughs
James Phillips Croftlands
Alexander Currie Burnfoot
Johnstons County Map |
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An extensive tract of arable ground and plantation the property of the Duke of Buccleugh. |
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BROWNMOOR PLANTATION |
Brownmoor Plantation
Brownmoor Plantation
Brownmoor Plantation |
John Rithert
James Phillips
Alexander Currie |
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A small mixed plantation lately planted in Brown Moor. |
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BROWNMOOR WOOD |
Brownmoor Wood
Brownmoor Wood
Brownmoor Wood |
John Rithert
James Phillips
Alexander Currie |
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A Mixed plantation in Brown Moor |
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PENNERSAUGHSHILL |
Pennersaughshill
Pennersaughshill
Pennersaughshill |
John Rithert
James Phillips
Alexander Currie |
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About 1 3/4 miles South from Middlebie village.
A Cottage with garden attached occupied by John Carruthers and on the farm of Pennersaughs. |
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BROWNMOOR PLANTATION |
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BROWNMOOR WOOD |
Brownmoor Wood
Brownmoor Wood
Brownmoor Wood |
JohnRithert Pennersaughs
Alexander Currie Burnfoot
James Phillips Croftlands |
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A large mixed plantation on Brown Moor. |
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CAULDWELLKNOWE |
Cauldwell-Knowe
Cauldwell-Knowe
Cauldwell- Knowe |
Mr Borthwick
Valuation
John Rithert |
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14 chains nearly south of Donkins
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DONKINS |
Donkins
Donkins
Donkins
Doucans
Donkans |
Mr Borthwick Session Clerk
Valuation Roll
John Rithert
James Graham Occupier
Johnstons County Map |
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About 2 miles south East from Middlebie village
A Farm house with outhouses and garden attached occupied by James Graham. |
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Caledonian Railway Caledonian Railway Caledonian Railway
John Rithert Pennersaughs AQlexander Currie Burnfoot James Phillips Croftlands
A trunk line of Railway connecting the Cities of Edinburgh Glasgow and Carlisle |
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GALLS COTTAGE |
Galls Cottage
Galls Cottage
Galls Cottage |
William Kerr
William Wishart
James Graham |
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A Cottage with garden occupied by William Wishart. |
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KIRTLEBRIDGE STATION |
Kirtlebridge Station
Kirtlebridge Station
Kirtlebridge Station |
William Kerr Station Master
James Little Porter
Notice Board |
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A small Station on the Caledonian Railway |
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GALLS |
Galls
Galls
Galls |
William Kerr Station master
William Wishart Galls Cottage
James Graham Donkins |
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Two Cottages with gardens attached on the farm of Donkins. |
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BONSHAW BURN |
Bonshaw Burn
Bonshaw Burn
Bonshaw Burn |
James Ferguson
James Graham
John Rithert |
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A Stream formed by the united waters of two small sykes a little west of Doncans Cottages and falls into the Kirtle Water. |
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DONKINS COTTAGES |
Doncans Cottages
Doncans Cottages
Donkins Cottages |
James Ferguson
James Graham
John Rithert |
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Two cottages with gardens occupied by Quarrymen. |
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DONKINS LIME WORKS |
Donkins Limeworks
Doncans
Donkins |
Christopher Borthwick Session Clerk
James Graham Donkins
John Rithert Pennersaughs |
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Cottages, Limestone Quarries and LimeKilns, extending through the farm of Donkins. |
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EAGLESFIELD BURN |
Eaglesfield Burn |
John Irving Esq[Esquire]
John Barker Firparknook
Andrew Smith Kirtlebridge |
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A small Rivulet which rises a little before Eaglesfield, and runs into the Kirtle Water near Newlands farm house. |
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Whitehill
John Irving Esq[Esquire] Proprietor
John Barker Occupier
Andrew Smith Kirtlebridge
A Farm with outhouses threshing machine gardens and the property of John Irving Esq[Esquire] situated on the Kirtle Water and about half a mile above Kirtlebridge. |
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BRAES |
Braes |
John Irving Esq[Esquire] Proprietor
Gavin Irving Kirtlebridge Mill
John Barker Whitehill |
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A large and well built dwelling house, with outbuildings, gardens and pleasure grounds, together with several acres of good pasture land situated on the Kirtle Water immediately Kirtlebridge.
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KIRTLE WATER |
Kirtle Water |
Blackwoods County Map
John Irving Esq[Esquire]
Gavin Irving Kirtlebridge Mill |
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A considerable stream which originates near the North Eastern extremity of the Parish of Middlebie and runs in a southerly direction forming the Boundary of the Parishes Middlebie, Annan, Dornock on the South and Kirkpatrick Fleming on the North, passes near Kirkpatrick Fleming Kirk thence through the Parish of Gretna and falls into the Solway Firth nearly opposite the rivers Esk and Eden |
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KIRTLEBRIDGE |
Kirtlebridge |
John Irving Esq Principal Proprietor
James Moffat Firparknook
William Beattie Kirtlebridge |
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[Situation] At S. En. [South Eastern] extremity of Parish .
A small village situated on the Kirtle Water, at the southern boundary of the ph. [Parish] of Middlebie, and about 16 miles north from Carlisle, on the turnpike leading to Glasgow, the inhabitants are mostly of the labouring class. The village contains one large flour and sawmill, one inn and a post office. |
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BONSHAW BURN |
Bonshaw Burn |
Blackwoods County Map
Written on the Proprietors Estate Map
John Irving Esq[Esquire] |
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A small stream which rises on Bonshaw Moss and runs eastwards for a short distance after which it turns southwards forms the boundary betwixt the Parishes of Annan and Middlebie until it joins Kirtle Water at Kirtlebridge Village. |
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POST OFFICE [Kirtlebridge] |
Post Office |
John Irving Esq[Esquire]
James Moffat
Firparknook
Written on Sign Board |
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There is a regular daily post here, the letters are brought every morning at about 9 o Clock, the bearer proceeds through to the Parish of Kirkpatrick Fleming and returning at about half past four o Clock pm, takes the letters deposited during the day to Ecclefechan the post Town. |
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Firparknook
John Irving Esq[Esquire]
James Moffat Occupier
William Beattie Kirtlebridge
A Farm with dwelling and out houses, recently built belongs to John Irving Esq[Esquire] and is situated at the upper end of Kirtlebridge Village.
Caledonian Railway
Blackwoods County Map
John Irving Esq[Esquire]
James Moffat Firparknook
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BROWN MOOR |
Brown Moor
Brown Moor
Brown Moor |
John Rithert Pennersaughs
James Phillips Croftlands
Alexander Currie Burnfoot |
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An extensive tract of arable land and plantation, the property of the Duke of Buccleugh. |
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BROWNMOOR WOOD |
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Annan 10th October 1865
Sir,
Mr E B Smith of Blackwood House in the Parish of Middlebie has desired me to draw your attention to two errors in the published sheet for that Parish no LV111.2. as follows
vizt. in the enclosure or plantation marked, no 1554., a fence running through the same and forming the boundary fence between Springkell and Blackwood House at that point is entirely omitted; and a portion of the Village of "Eaglesfield" at the East end thereof (Nos 1817. 1618 and 1619) is marked "Sunnybrae" instead of Eaglesfield. ----- The former may be the name of a Cottage but it certainly does not apply to the 8 or 10 houses in that locality, the same forming merely the Eastern portion of the Village as is borne by all the Tack rights of |
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the various tenants, who all hold on long lease from Mr Smith.
Mr Smith's object is, that in case of any future issue of the sheets for Middlebie, these small matters might be rectified if possible, and I shall be obliged by your informing me if this can be done, and if there is likely to be a re - issue soon.
I am, Sir,
Your obedient servant, William Dobbie
The Inspector
Ordnance Map Office
11 Melbourne Place
Edinburgh. |
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Lance Corporal 17 November 1865
Sergeant Meads
With your comp---- with the plans
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Sergeant Meade Sunny Brae Dumfries Mid--- Dumfries
Annan 6th December 1865
Sir,
Referring to my letter of the 16th October last and your answer of the 21st of same month I beg to state, that the fence referred to , through plantation numbered 1554 on Sheet LVIII.2 Middlebie Parish, consists of turf or "Sod" with thorns on the top, and runs in the direction indicated by the red ink line on enclosed Sketch. The fence is not in good order, but being through a plantation, a complete fence is not required.
It forms however the boundary or march between Springkell and Blackwood House, at that point.
"Sunnybrae" is not the name of any locality, and has been merely assigned by the feuer of plot No 1617 or 1618 to their smallholding. The entire buildings extending from the plot numbers 1443 on Sheet No LVIII.I to 1619 on Sheet NO LVIII.2 form the Village of "Eaglesfield" which derives its name from the Father of the present proprietor of Blackethouse, who about fifty years ago began to let out small parts of his property there for building and gave the place his own Christian name. Mr Smith the present proprietor, bears the same name.
I may add that I have seen many of the Long houses or Tacks by which the owners of houses hold, and they invariably
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Ordnance Survey Office
Southampton
October 21st 1865
Sir,
In reply to your letter of the 16th inst. in which you refer to two errors in Sheet LVIII.2 Middlebie Parish. I beg to say that, according to the manuscript survey in this office, there is nothing that can be regarded as a permanent or substantial fence passing through the plantation numbered 1554. Will you be so good as to state what is the nature or character of the fence to which you allude; and to send me a sketch showing its position.
The name "Sunnybrae" refers to " a piece of rising ground on the west side of Palmersgill Bridge" Rev[Reverend] William barton, Schoolmaster, is one of the authorities for this name.
It should have been written somewhat nearer to Palmersgill Bridge; and I will have this done if Mr Smith thinks it necessary.
I am Sir,
Your obedient servant Colonel Royal Engineers
William Dobbie Esq[Esquire]
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Ordnance Survey Office
Southampton 1st December 1865
Sir,
In accordance with your wish I will have the name "Sunny Brae" and "Smiths Park" erased from Sheet LVIII.2 Middlebie Parish, Dumfriesshire. I regret that I cannot ?--- the fence through the plantation numbered 1554 It would be necessary to have its position --- by one of our own Surveyors. At present I have no one in the neighbourhood that I could send to do it.
There is not likely to be soon a re-issue of the above sheet.
I am
Sir
Your obedient servant
Colonel Royal Engineers
William Dobbie Esq[Esquire]
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O S O Southampton December 12th 1865
Lieut[Lieutenant] Sanford
Be so good as to cancel the named "Sunny Brae" and "Smiths Park" Sheet LVIII.2 Middlebie Parish Dumfriesshire, to be erased from the zinc plated and 1/2500 impressions; and the name "Sunny Brae" to be erased from the one inch plate and impressions.
Colonel R E [ Royal Engineers]
13 December 1865
Col[Colonel[] Cameron
Can you send the reasons in which this decision is based, for insertion in the name book. W Sanford.
Sheet 10 Scotland Hill and Contour Impressions.
Will you please to have the names erased from the impressions- copper -late Col[Colonel] McDonald RE
I will attend to this J W Peake22 December 1865
Lieut[Lieutenant] Sanford
The names are said to be inapplicable to the object and unknown in the neighbourhood.------- Sergeant Meade who reported this error, A Clarke Capt{captain] 18th December
A Clarke for Col[Colonel]Cameron RE{Royal Engineer] 14 December 1865 Sir Mr Dobbie of Annan on behalf of Mr Smith of Blackwood House in the Parish of Middlebie.
Capt[Captain Clarke RE[Royal Engineers]
R Meade 18 December 1865
L Sanford RE[Royal Engineers]
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invariably describe the pieces of ground let as lying in the "Village of Eaglesfield"
The name "Sunnybrae" should therefore should be left out altogether and also "Smiths Park" on No 1554 of the Sheet, the latter name being almost entirely unknown in the District. Mr Barbour the Schoolmaster has not been long in Eaglesfield and was not a very good authority. But if you would have the goodness to cause any Local Surveyor to visit the place now and call upon Mr Smith, he will have much pleasure in assisting to get the matters referred to rectified.
I am
Sir
Your obedient servant
William Dobbie
To Colonel Cameron RE[Royal Engineers]
Ordnance Survey Office
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OSI/10/372/6 33
Co Dumfries
Parish of Middlebie
Scale 25-344
Plans XLIV 11 Pages 3 10
XLIV 12 Pages 11 12
XLIV 14 Pages 13 18
XLIV 15 Pages 19 32
XLIV 16 Pages 33 36
LII 1 Pages 37 42
LII 2 Pages 43 54
LII 3 Pages 55 64
LII 4 Pages 65 66
LI 8 Pages 67 70
LII 5 Pages 71 82
LII 6 Pages 83 90
LII 7 Pages 91 96
LII 8 Pages 97 98
LIII 5 Pages 99 100
LI 12 Pages 101 104
LII 9 Pages 105 112
LII 10 Pages 113 124
LII 11 Pages 125 128
LII 12 Pages 129 134
LIII 9 Pages 135 138
LI 16 Pages 139 142
LII 13 Pages 143 154
LII 14 Pages 155 160
LII 15 Pages 161 162
LII 16 Pages 163 164
LVII 4 Pages 165 170
LVIII 1 Pages 171 182
LVIII 2 Pages 183 192
LVII 8 Pages 193 194
LVIII 5 Pages 195 200
LVIII 6 Pages 201 204
LVII 12 Pages 205 206
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52/2 Asky Gill Page 45
52/2 52/3 52/6 52/7 Annie's Gill Pages 49,59,85,91
52/3 52/11 52/12 Archie's Syke Pages 98, 127, 129
52/10 Albiehill Page 113 52/10 Albie Chapel Page 120
52/12 Alder well Page 129 52/12 All-for-nought Page 133 52/12 Allan's Syke Page 134
52/14 Albie Page 156
58/2 Ashyards Gate Page 183 58/2 Ashyards page 184
44/11 44/15 Burnt Cleugh Pages 3, 26 44/11 Burntcleugh Shoulder Page 3 44/11 Black Brae Page 4
44/14 44/15 Braidhead Pages 17,20 44/15 52/3 Byre Cleugh Pages 27,56
44/16 Birny Hill page 33
52/1 Blackcleughridge Moss Page 38
52/2 Birrens Moss page 47 52/2 Birrens Hill Page 47
52/5 Brecken Knowes Page 76 52/5 Braid Stone Page 82
52/9 Bessie's Well Page 09
52/10 B'tween waters Page 123
52/11 Broadbeck Page 126 52/11 52/12 Broadbeck Burn page 126, 129 52/12 Birky Sike Page 133 52/12 Billister Sike Page 134
51/16 Black Gill Page 139
52/13 Blackburn Page 145
52/14 Blackwoodridge Page 159
57/4 Burnfoot Page 167 57/4 Burnfoot Bridge Page 168 57/4 58/5 57/12 Brown Moor Pages 170, 195, 205
57/4 58/1 57/78 58/5 Brownmoor Palntation Pages 170, 179, 194, 196
58/1 Ballgreen page 174 58/1 Birrens Cottage Page 174 58/1 Birrens Plains Page 174 58/1 Broadlee Page 181 58/1` Broadlee Cottages Page 181
58/1 Bellmoss Page 182
58/2 Blenkins Page 184 58/2 Blackwood House Page 188 58/2 Blackethouse (Ruin) Page 188
57/8 58/5 57/12 Brownmuir Wood Pages 194, 196, 205
58/5 58/6 Bonshaw Burn Pages 200, 204 58/6 Braes page 202
52/14 Blackwoodridge Lime Works Page 159
44/11 Castlestaff Page 4 44/11 44/15 Cross Sike Pages 5, 22
44/15 44/16 Craig Sike Page 32, 34
52/2 Carruthers Fell Page 43 52/2 Carruthers Village (site of) Page 49 52/2 Carruthers Bridge Page 50 52/2 Carruthers Bank Page 50
52/2 Carruthers Page 51
52/3 Crowdieknowe Hill Page 55
52/4 Callisterhall(P H) Page 66
51/8 Camp Page 67
52/5 Craighouse Moss Page 74 52/5 Congup Cleugh page 80 52/5 Cutty Cleugh Page 81 52/5 Catcraig Well Page 82 52/5 cat Craig Page 82
52/6 Crossbankhead page 85 52/6 Crowdie Knowe Page 86 52/6 CrowdieKnowe Page 86
52/7 Crosslands Page 94 52/7 Chub Cottages Page 96
52/9 Cornflat Hill Page 107
52/10 Chapelhall Page 119 52/10 Church(UP) Page 121 52/10 Carlyle's Arms (PH) Page 122
52/11 Chapelhill Cottages Page 126 52/11 Conhess Page 127 52/11 Chapelhill Page 127
52/11 52/12 Conhess Sike Pages 127,129
51/16 Crawston Page 141
52/13 Craighouse Page 146 52/13 Church page 150
57/4 Cleughbrae Bridge Page 165 57/4 Cleughbrae Mill Page 165 57/4 Crosslands page 166 57/4 Cleughbrae Page 166
57/4 58/1 58/6 Caledonian Railway Pages 167, 171, 204
44/11 44/15 Doe's Hill pages 7, 23
44/14 52/2 Dunabie Bank Pafges 14, 44 44/14 52/2 Dalbate Bank Pages 14, 45
44/14 Dalbate Page 15 44/14 Dalbate Burn Page 15 44/14 Dunabie Hilll Page 43
52/2 Dunabie Fell Page 43 52/2 Dunabie Page 51
52/5 52/9 Darlawhill Grain Pages 72, 106 52/5 Dans Cleugh Page 75
52/9 Dirrups Gills Page 108 52/9 52/10 Dirrups Page 110, 117 52/9 Darlawhill Page 111
52/10 Dockenflat Page 117
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INDEX
Plans -- Name of Object -- Page
58/5 -- DonKins -- 197
58/5 -- Donkins Lime Works -- 200
58/5 -- Donkins Cottages -- 200
52/2 -- Ennie Gill -- 43
52/7 -- East Linnbridgeford -- 95
58/1 -- Eaglesfield -- 182
58/2 ; 58/6 -- Eaglesfield Burn -- 186, 201 5
58/2 -- Eaglesfield -- 186
57/3 -- Ecclefechan Burn -- 193
44/15 -- Fort -- 19,
44/15 -- Fort -- 23
52/1 -- Fort -- 39
52/2 -- Fort -- 48
52/3 -- Fallford -- 60
52/5 -- Fairy Knowes -- 75
52/5 -- Fir Creels --77
52/6 -- Floatstone Well -- 88
52/10 -- Fulton -- 119
51/16 -- Fairy Knowe -- 142
58/6 -- FirparKnook -- 204
44/15 -- Gate Head -- 19
44/15 -- Geordie's Knowe -- 23
52/2 ; 52/6 -- Gatelaw Bank -- 49, 86
52/3; 52/4;
52/7; 52/8 --- Gowd Moor -- 63, 65, 93, 97
52/3; 52/4 Gowdmoor Sike -- 63, 66
52/4 -- Gowdmoor Craig -- 66
51/8; 52/5 -- Grainhall Moss -- 70, 78
52/5 ; 52/9 -- Grainhall Burn -- 71, 105
52/6; 52/10 -- Gilmartin Burn -- 84, 114
52/6 -- Gilmartin -- 89
52/9 -- Gowkshawknowe -- 105
52/9 -- Grainhall -- 111
52/10 -- Gowkhall Pool -- 123
52/13 -- Greengatehouse -- 147
58/5-- Galls Cottage -- 198
58/5 -- Galls -- 199
44/11; 44/12; 44/15 -- Hempy Sike -- 9, 11, 26
52/5 -- Hen Knowe -- 78,
52/5 -- Howat's Hill -- 80
52/5 -- Heathery Rigg -- 81
52/5 -- Hawks Well -- 81
52/6 -- Haddock Knowe -- 85
52/6 -- Hardie's Moss -- 89
52/7 -- Hallsike -- 95
52/10 -- Hass -- 118
52/10 -- HassKnowend --118
52/10 -- Hall -- 123
52/10-- Hotts School -- 124
52/11 -- Hotts -- 125
52/11 -- Hallsike Burn -- 126
52/14 -- Howath Mill --160
58/2 -- Irvingbank -- 183
52/3 -- Jock's Sike --57
58/1 -- Johnstonehall -- 177
44/12 -- Kitty's Cairn -- 11
44/11; 44/15 -- Kirtlehead Hill -- 4, 22
44/11-- Kirtle Nick -- 8
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52/3; 52/7; 52/10 -- Kirtle Water -- 9, 24, 57, 115, 124
52/11 52/14 58/2 58/6 Kirtle Water -- 126, 157, 185, 202
41/11; 44/15 -- Kirtlehead Hill -- 22
44/14; 52/2; 52/6
52/7; 52/10 ;52/11 -- Kirk Burn -- 14, 53, 85, 91, 115, 125
44/15 -- Kirtlehead --30
44/15-- Kirtle Slack -- 30
44/15; 44/16; 52/3 -- Kiln Cleugh -- 45
52/3 -- Keppock Rigg-- 62
52/3; 52/7 -- Keppock Sike -- 62, 92
58/2 -- Kirtlebridge Station -- 198
58/6 -- Kirtlebridge -- 203
58/6 -- Kirtlebridge -- 190
-- Kirtle New Bridge -- 190
44/15-- Little Snab -- 28
52/1 -- Lake Well -- 37
52/1 -- Lintdub Moss -- 41
52/1; 52/5-- Lang Cleugh -- 42, 76
52/3 -- Ley Hill -- 58
57/8 -- Langtether Moss -- 70
58/7 -- Lauriesclose -- 92
52/7 -- Linnbrifgeford Mill -- 95
52/7 -- Linnbridgeford Cottage -- 95
52/13-- Ladywells -- 152
58/1 -- Land -- 172
58/1 -- LaverocKstone -- 182
44/11-- Mid Hill -- 3
44/11-- Mailie's Hole -- 13
44/11-- Mid Nick -- 4
44/12 -- Mackie's Snout -- 13
44/15 -- Muckle Snab -- 19
44/15; 44/16-- March Sike -- 32, 34
52/1-- Minsca Flow -- 38
52/1 -- Minsca -- 40
52/1; 52/5; 52/9 ; 52/10
52/13; 52/14; 57/4
58/1; 57/8 -- Mein Water -- 42, 77, 108, 117, 153, 155, 169, 177, 193
52/2 -- Mid Rig -- 46
52/3 -- Megsfield -- 62
51/8; 51/12; 52/9 -- Maggie's Burn -- 7, 102, 105
52/5 -- Midley Knowe -- 73
52/5 -- Ministers Moss -- 74
52/5 -- Mid Cleugh -- 76
51/12 -- Middlebierigg -- 104
52/10 -- Manse -- 121
51/16; 52/13 -- Middlebiehill -- 140, 150
52/13 ; 58/1 -- Middlebie Burn -- 143, 175
52/13 -- Morals -- 147
52/13 -- Manse -- 149
52/13 -- Middlebirtown -- 149
52/13 -- Middlebie -- 150
52/13 -- Middlebiemill -- 151
52/13; 52/14 -- Meinside -- 152, 158
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Plans -- Name of Object -- Pages
58/1 -- Middlewhats -- 172
58/1 -- Millpath T.P. [TurnPike] -- 179
58/1 -- Mein Mill -- 180
52/11 -- North Craigs -- 125
52/14 -- Nether Albie -- 156
52/14 -- Nether Albiehill -- 156
52/14 -- Netherablie Cottage -- 159
58/2 -- Newlands -- 187
52/8 -- Newbiggin --193
57/8 -- Old Stockbridge -- 68
52/6 -- Old Torbeckhill -- 88
52/9 -- Oldman's Knowe -- 106
52/10 -- Outler Sike -- 113
52/10 -- Old WaterbecK -- 122
57/16 -- Oldmill Pool -- 139
57/16 --Old Hall -- 139
44/15 -- Pound Fall -- 27
44/15 ; 52/3 -- Peat Sike -- 31, 56
52/3; 52/4 ; 52/7 -- Pokeskine Sike -- 63, 65, 92
52/6; 52/10 -- Penoben Burn -- 84, 115
52/7 -- Pokeskine -- 92
53/5 -- Pingle Loch -- 99
52/11 -- Patrickholm --126
53/9 -- Palling Wood -- 135
53/5 ; 53/9 -- Palling Burn -- 99, 135
53/9 -- Pingle -- 136
53/9 -- Pinglebridge -- 136
53/9 -- Pingle Sike -- 136
52/13 -- Pinkfield -- 146
52/13 --Potstown -- 157
57/4-- Pennersaughs Cottage -- 168
57/4 -- Pennersaughs Church (Site) -- 169
58/1 -- Peatknowe -- 178
58/1 -- Pennersaughs -- 179
58/2 -- Palmersgill Bridge --192
58/5 -- Pennersaughshill -- 195
58/6 -- Post Office -- 204
44/11 -- Red Sike -- 7
52/2 -- Red Cleugh -- 44
52/2 -- Rowantree Cleugh -- 48
52/5-- Risp Hill --73
52/5 -- Rotten Gutter-- 73
52/5 -- Rotten Moss -- 79
53/9 --River Sark -- 138
51/16 --Routing Pool -- 141
52/14 -- Ragwoodsike -- 155
52/14 -- Rob's BanK --160
58/2 -- Roses Craig --183
52/8 --Rob's Bank -- 184
44/15 -- Shaw Brae -- 21
44/15 -- Shaw Sike --29
44/15 -- Shaw Bog -- 30
44/16-- Standingstone edge -- 34
52/2 --Stell Bush -- 44
52/2 --Sow Gill -- 46
52/2 -- Shilla Hill -- 47
52/3 -- Setthorns -- 60
57/8 -- Stockbridge Hill -- 69
52/5 -- Spout of Mein -- 75
52/5 -- Short Cleugh -- 77
52/7 -- Spout Craig --93
52/7 -- Spout Craig Plantation -- 93
57/12 -- Stockbridge -- 101
52/9; 52/13-- Stoneybeck Burn -- 107, 145
52/9 -- Stoneybeck -- 111
52/10 -- Scalerigg -- 119
52/10 -- School -- 120
52/11-- South Craigs -- 125
51/16 -- Slae Brae -- 141
52/13 -- Scotsbridge -- 143
52/13 -- Smithy Cleugh -- 144
52/13 -- School --149
52/14 -- Springkell Burn -- 160
58/1-- Satur --173
58/1-- Satur Mill -- 173
58/1 -- Saturburn -- 173
58/2 Smith's Park -- 186
58/2 -- School -- 187
58/2 -- Sunny Brae -- 191
44/11 -- The Dod -- 6
52/11 -- The Pot -- 37
52/1 -- Turf Knowe -- 41
52/6 -- Torbeckhill Moss -- 83
52/6 -- TorbecKhill -- 87
52/6 -- Thief Cleugh -- 87
52/10 -- Templehill -- 121
52/11 -- Toddle Knowe -- 127
58/1 -- Thorlaw Knowe -- 171
57/12 -- Urleybutt Well --101
57/14 -- Upper Cleughbrae --165
52/12 -- Viewfield -- 132
44/11; 44/15 -- Willie's Cleugh -- 5, 22
44/11 Winter Hope -- 6
44/11; 44/15-- Winterhope Burn -- 8, 26
44/11 -- Williescleugh Shank -- 8
44/15 -- Winterhopehead -- 31
52/2 ;52/6; 52/10 Waterbeck Beck -- 46, 83, 113
57/8 -- William's Hill -- 69
51/8; 51/15; 51/16; 57/4 -- West Gill -- 67, 103, 140, 166
52/5 -- Whiteknowe Moss -- 71
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52/7 West Linnbridgeford Page 95
51/12 Whitehill Mains Page 101 51/12 Whiteford Page 103 51/12 Whitehill Page 1`03
52/9 Wizzen Gill page 109 52/9 Whiteleys Page 111
52/10 Waterbeck page 122
52/11 West Craigs page 125
52/12 Woodside Burn page 136 52/12 52/16 Wallacehall Pages 132, 163
53/9 Woodside page 137 53/9 Woodside Burn Page 137
52/13 West Scotsbridge Page 144
52/15 Westfield Page 161
57/14 Wallacetown page 167
58/6 Whitehill Page 201
52/5 Yellow Knowe Page 78
58/1 Yetts Page 171
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