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RUTHWELL [parish] |
Ruthwell
Ruthwell
Ruthwell |
Walker's Map or Scotland
Johnston's Map of Dumfriesshire
Crawford's Map of Dumfriesshire |
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[Situation] At the Sn [Southern] extremity of the Co. [County] of Dumfries
The Name of this Parish is said to be derived from the Anglo-Saxon Rith a Rivulet and Weald a woody place. The village of Ruthwell stands on a rivulet which falls into the Solway Firth about a mile below, part of the Ancient Woods may be said to exist in that of Comlongon Wood about a mile N. W. [North West] from the village. The Etymology of the second Syllable may be farther confirmed by the nearly similar terminations of the adjoining Parishes of Mouswald, Torthorwald And Tinwald all of which include within their limits portions of Lochar Moss as well as Ruthwell, - the various remains of imbedded trees which have been dug up shewing this Morass to have been at an early date a continuous forest.
The Parish of Ruthwell is bounded on the North by those of Mousewald and Dalton, - on the East by Cummertrees and on the West by Carlaverock. - The Boundaries are thus detailed, - on the North Centre of the Black Grain, Centre of Bank, undefined, centre of Bank, Root of Hedge, undefined, Track of Old Fence, Centre of Stream, Centre of Wall, Root of Hedge, Centre of Bank, Root of Hedge, Centre of Wall, undefined, Root of Hedge, undefined, Centre of Stream, Centre of Wall, undefined & Centre of Wall, - On the East, Centre of Wall, Centre of Bank, Root of Hedge, undefined
Root of Hedge undefined, Root of Hedge undefined, face of wall, centre of Stream, undefined, centre of Stream, centre of ditch, undefined, Centre of Bank, Root of Hedge, undefined, Centre of Ditch, undefined, Centre of Ditch, Centre of Stream, track of Stream, on the South Solway Firth And on the West Centre of Lochar Water and centre of Cop. - There is no detached part of Ruthwell within the Boundaries of another Parish neither is there within its limits
as above described a detached portion of another Parish. - Its shape is irregular, its length from W. [West] to East may be 5 1/2 miles and mean breadth 2 1/2 miles and in its Area as [?] Statistics has been computed at nearly 14 Square miles or 8,420 Impl. [Imperial] Acres of which 5,600 are Arable, 520 wood, 1300 Moss, 1,000 Merse or land subject to be overflowed by the tide. The entire Surface may be termed flat, the elevations that occur not rising in any instance above 90 feet. The Soil is various, but consists generally of a strong gravel intermixed with vegetable Mould, towards the
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Parish of Ruthwell
Co [County] Dumfries |
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West there is a large tract of Lochar Moss which resting on a clayey Soil mixed with Sand shews it to have been at one time under the Action of the Sea. The Southern district is Merse ground, which is Composed of a Clayey Sand, - termed in the district Sleech, beyond which, stretches the Dull and monotonous expanse of BlacKshaw BanK or the Solway Sands. The Arable land is on an Average productive, - large portions of Lochar Moss are Annually reclaimed by Leasees of Farms, for which an Annual DrawbacK from the rent of 10/., [£0.10.0] is Allowed by the Earl of Mansfield, for every Acre so improved. Some Good land has also been reclaimed along the shore of the Solway, And it has been Calculated that the entire Merse of 1,000 Acres Could be reclaimed at a trifling expense. Farm Steadings are very inconvenient most of which are even in a Dilapidated state and not at all in Accordance with the Advanced state of agriculture of the district. There are no prominent elevations; the Parish is however well watered by Streams and Springs, of which Lochar Water forming the Wn [Western] Boundary is the most Considerable and which forms An Estuary at its entrance into the Solway Firth, the Course along the Sands of which has a shifting Channel, - Brow and Hardgrave Burns and Pow Water running through the inland parts of Parish are also considerable Streams, - of the Springs Brow Well is noticeable as a Chalybeate, situate near to the beach, it is of Considerable repute and resort. The Solway washes the Parish on the South which by the recession of its tides exposes as far as the eye can reach the barren and cheerless Waste of Blackshaw Sands. The Manufacture of Salt from the Sleech was extensively carried on under certain immunities granted by James VI, neither this nor any other Manufacture is now Carried on, no minerals are worked, but from the Similarity of many of its geological indications to those of Cumberland, Coal is stated to exist. LimeStone was at one time extensively worKed in many localities, but from its Coarseness has been superseded by finer descriptions from other localities. The Glasgow and South-Western Railway from near the Northern point of Parish traverses S,E, by E, [South East by East] a Distance of about 3 miles. The Turnpike Road from Dumfries to Annan enters also near the N. [North] point and runs obliquely S.E, [South East] for 3 miles. This Parish may therefore be called entirely rural. There are two small villages Ruthwell and Clarencefield. The former is near the centre of the Eastern district, which consists of a double row of one storey houses flanked by small gardens, all of which are in tolerable repair. Its general aspect however is dwarfish and cheerless. Population 200. It was made a Burgh of Barony by James VI, with the privilege of holding fairs and a weekly market, but it is doubtful if any advantage was ever taken of this grant. Clarencefield on the Dumfries and Annan Road about 1 mile N.N.W [North North West] from Ruthwell consists of one row of buildings some of which are two Storeys high all in good repair. Its Appearance is tidy and cheerful, - with a Southern exposure and its vicinity to the Brow Well and Sea Coast it is a place of some resort for invalids. In it are a Post Office, Parish School and Inn. Its population may be about 140, The Parish Church 1/2 mile North from Ruthwell is a plain and dwarfish looking building with a very small belfry, having nothing externally or internally worthy of notice but the cenotaph inside of the late Dr [Doctor] Henry Duncan. Patron the Earl of Mansfield. Stipend £262. 18/10d [£262.18.10] Glebe value £60. The Parish School in Clarencefield is a plain building but substantial and Commodious, the Average attendance at which is 160. Salary £34.4/5. [£34.4.5] with fees. Parish population 1,060.
The principal Antiquity in this Parish is a Runic Monument situate in the Orchard attached to the Parish Manse. It consists of a Column 14 or 15 feet high inscribed partly with Runic and partly with Roman characters and emblems and is believed to be almost the only undisputed vestige of Anglo-Saxon Sculpture in Britain. Several Antiquarians have supposed it to have been Constructed by the followers of Halfden the Dane who made
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predatory incursions into Scotland in 876. Portions of the Characters on this Monument have more Recently been satisfactorily deciphered, which has Consequently overturned the theory of its Danish origin and which moreover establishes the date to be during the Heptarchy or at least before the language of the Anglo-Saxons had undergone any violent Change. The only other existing Antiquity is Comlongon Castle about 1 3/4 mile N.N.W. [North North West] from Ruthwell village. It was erected by Murray of CocKpool ancestor of Sir John Murray who in 1624 was created Earl of Annandale by James VI, It is a Strong and lofty pile of Quadrangular building, measures 60 feet along each Side and is 90 feet high with battlements and portholes in the walls. The Walls are of sufficient thickness, as to bear imperforation of small apartments. This Stronghold seems not to have been Occupied since 1765, A New Roof was put upon it at the Commencement of this Century And otherwise repaired, the inside however is now ruinous. The Site of CocKpool Castle 1/2 mile South from Comlongon is pointed out. It was Also the Seat of the family of Murray of CocKpool. Considerable remains were extant a Dozen of years Ago |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Co [County] Dumfries |
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KIRKSHIEL BURN |
Kirksiels Burn
Kirkshiel Burn
Kirkshiel Burn |
Walter Phillips Esqr
William Pagan
William McIntosh
See Mouswald Name Book Page 74,
Mr Garvine - Slethat |
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[Situation] From N. [North] Parish Boundary running S.W. [South West]
A small stream rising at the northern boundary of the parish near the Glasgow and Southwestern Railway and flowing in a Southeasterly direction until it falls into Black Grain. |
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GLASGOW AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY |
Glasgow & South-western Railway |
James Scott
W. Phillips Esqr
William Pagan |
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[Situation] From near the Nn [Northern] point of Parish running S.E.E [South East East]
A line of Railway between Glasgow and Carlisle. |
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Parish of Ruthwell
Plan 56-11 Trace 1
[Signature] W. Paterson c/a [civilian assistant] |
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PYEHILLS |
Pyehills |
James Scott
W. Phillips Esqr
John Henderson |
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[Situation] About 16 Chains S [South] from the Nn [Northern] point of Parish
Two old cottar houses with gardens &c attached - formerly a farm steading. |
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Parish of Ruthwell
Plan 56-11 Trace 2
[Signature] W. Paterson c/a [civilian assistant] |
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LOCHAR WATER |
Lochar Water |
Walter Phillips
Robert Bell
William Pagan |
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[Situation] Forming N [North] Parish Boundary
A large Stream flowing through Lochar Moss & falling into the Solway Firth. |
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BLACK GRAIN |
Black Grain |
William Pagan
William McIntosh
Robert Bell |
056 |
[Situation] Forming partially Nn [Northern] Parish Boundary
A Stream formed by the confluence of a number of drains in Lochar Moss, and falling into Lochar Water - forms for a considerable distance the Boundary between this Parish and Mouswald. |
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LOCHAR MOSS |
Lochar Moss |
Walter Phillips
William Pagan
Robert Bell |
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[Situation] Forming Nn [Northern] Division of this Parish
A large extent of lowlying Moss Land well known by this name. |
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Parish of Ruthwell
Plan 56-13 Trace 1
[Signature] W. Paterson c/a [civilain assistant] |
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NEWHOUSE |
Newhouse
Newhouse |
William Pagan, Clarencefield
John Frood |
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[Situation] About 3/4 mile from N.W. [North West] point of Parish
A small Cottage with garden on the lands of Locharwoods. |
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Parish of Ruthwell
Plan 56-13 |
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BLACK GRAIN |
Black Grain
Black Grain
Black Grain |
Robert Bell
William Pagan
William McIntosh |
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[Situation] Forming partially the Nn [Northern] Parish Boundary.
A Stream flowing through Lochar Moss, and forming for a considerable distance the boundary between this Parish and Mouswald. |
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STRAGGLINGWATH PLANTATION |
Straggling Wath
Straggling Wath
Stragglingwath Plantation
Stragglingwath Plantation |
Walter Phillips
William McIntosh
Mr Garvine Slethat
William Pagan Clarencefield |
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[Situation] On the Nn [Northern] Parish Boundary extending S.E. [South East]
A long narrow belt of Plantation on the north-east border of Lochar Moss.
Straggling Wath was the Name applied to an old Road which traversed this district. |
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LOCHAR MOSS |
Lochar Moss
Lochar Moss
Lochar Moss |
Walter Phillips
William Pagan
William McIntosh |
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[Situation] Forming Nn [Northern] division of this Parish.
An extensive track of lowlying Moss land well known by this name. |
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LONGBRIDGE MOOR |
Longbridge Moor
Longbridge Moor
Longbridge Moor |
Walter Phillips
William Pagan
William McIntosh |
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[Situation] Forming N.Wn. [North Western] district of this Parish.
A large tract of arable land Moss and Moorland on the farm of Longbridge Moor. |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 56-14 -- Trace 1
[Signature] W. Paterson c/a [civilian assistant] |
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KIRKSHIEL BURN |
Kirkshiels Burn
Kirkshiels Burn
Kirkshiels Burn
Kirkshiel Burn |
Walter Phillips
William Pagan
Robert Bell
See Mouswald Name Book Page 74 |
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[Situation] From Nn [Northern] Parish Boundary running S.W. [South West]
A Small Stream rising at the north-eastern corner of the parish - flows in a western direction through the lands of Bowerhouses, and falls into the Black Grain. |
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NEWHOUSE |
Newhouse
Newhouse |
William Pagan - Clarencefield
John Frood |
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[Situation] About 3/4 mile from N.W. [North West] point of Parish.
A Small Cottage with Garden on the lands of Longbridgemoor. |
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Parish of Ruthwell
Plan 56-14 Trace 3
[Signature] W. Paterson c/a [civilian assistant] |
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WILLOW BURN |
Willow Burn |
Robert Bell
William McIntosh
William Pagan |
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[Situation] From 2 1/2 miles N.W.W. [North West West] from Ruthwell running S.E. [South East] by S. [South]
A stream formed by the confluence of a number of drains in Lochar Moss.
The name is here applied to a drain which may be regarded as the Source or head of the Burn. |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 56-16 -- Trace 4
[Signature] W. Paterson c/a [civilian assistant] |
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KIRKSHIEL BURN |
Kirkshiels Burn
Kirkshiel Burn
Kirkshiel Burn |
Francis Johnston
William Pagan
Walter Phillips
See Mouswald Name Book Page 74
Mr Garvine Slethat |
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[Situation] From near the Nn [Northern] point of Parish running S.W. [South West].
A small stream rising a short distance to the north of North Bowerhouses, and flowing in a South-western direction till it joins the Black Grain in Lochar Moss. |
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NORTH BOWERHOUSES |
North Bowerhouses |
Francis Johnston
Walter Phillips
John Hill |
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[Situation] 2 3/4 miles N.W. [North West] from Ruthwell Village
A dwelling houes with garden, barns &c and a farm of land attached - the property of the Earl of Mansfield. |
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STRAGGLING WATH PLANTATION |
Straggling Wath
Straggling Wath Plantation |
Walter Phillips
William Pagan
William McIntosh
See page 7 |
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[Situation] On the Nn [Northern] Parish Boundary extending S,E, [South East]
A long narrow belt of plantation lying along the north-eastern margin of Lochar Moss. |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 56-15 -- Trace 1
[Signature] W. Paterson c/a [civilian assistant]
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LOCHAR MOSS |
Lochar Moss |
Walter Phillips
John Hill
William Pagan |
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[Situation] Forming Nn [Northern] district of this Parish.
A large tract of lowlying moss land well known by this name. |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 56-15 -- Trace 1
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 56-15 -- Trace 2
[Note] -- These Names are not established in district.
[Signature] W. Paterson c/a [civilian assistant] |
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GLASGOW AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY |
Glasgow and South-Western Railway |
James Scott
John Richardson
John Hill |
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[Situation] From near the Nn [Northern] point of the Parish running S,E,E, [South East East]
A line of railway between Glasgow & Carlisle. Passes through this parish in a South-western direction |
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ROADEND |
Roadend
Roadend
Roadend |
James Scott
Registration Rolls
Mr Garvine - Slethat |
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[Situation] About 2 3/4 mile N W [North West] from Ruthwell Village,
A cottage at the end of Howthat occupation Road - Sometimes called Bowerhouses Cottage, as the triangular piece of land attached, between the public road & the Railway, formerly belonged to Bowerhouses. |
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BOWERHOUSES COTTAGE |
Bowerhouses Cottage |
James Scott
John Richardson
Dr [Doctor] Broach |
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[Situation] About 2 1/2 mile N,W, from Ruthwell Village,
An old cottage within the farm of South Bowerhouses - Some times called Roadend from its standing at the end of the road leading to the farm |
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SLETHAT BURN |
Slethat Burn
Slethat Burn
Slethat Burn
Slothat |
George McLean
William McLean
James Scott
Johnstone's Co [County] Map |
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[Situation] 1/2 mile N,W [North West] from Slethat running S,W, [South West]
A small stream having its source 1/4 Mile E [East] of Howthat Bridge, It flows in Southerly direction and falls into Mill Burn W, [West] of Ruthwell Station, |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 56-15 -- Trace 2
[Signature] W. Paterson c/a [civilian assistant] |
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SLETHAT |
Slethat
Slothat
Slaethat |
Walter Phillips
James Scott
Mr Garvine, Slethat
Johnstone's Co [County] Map
William Dickson |
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[Situation] About 2 miles NWW, [North West West] from Ruthwell Village.
A dwelling house with garden, barns and a farm of land attached - the property of the Earl of Mansfield.
Slethat - probably a corruption of Sloethwaite.
Mr Dickson who resided here upwards of 50 years ago informs me that at that period the greater part of the land adjoining was covered with brushwood in which the Sloe bush predominated. He is consequently of opinion that this name should be written Slaethat (Scotch) abounding with the Sloe even though contrary to local usage of the period. [initialled] MJ. |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 56-15 -- Trace 3
[Signature] W. Paterson c/a [civilian assistant] |
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WHITTRETCAIRN |
Whittret Cairn |
Walter Phillips
James Scott
William Pagan |
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[Situation] 2 1/2 miles NW [North West] from Ruthwell Village.
An old cottarhouse at the extreme eastern point of Lochar Moss.
A cairn formerly stood near this spot much frequented by Whittrets (weasels). |
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LONGBRIDGE MOOR |
Longbridge Moor
Longbridge Moor
Longbridge Moor |
William Pagan
William McIntosh
George McLean |
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[Situation] Forming N Wn [North Western] district of this Parish
An extensive tract of Moorland and Moss on the farm of Longbridge Moor, hence the name |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 56-15 -- Trace 4
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SOUTH BOWERHOUSES |
South Bowerhouses |
John Hill
Francis Johnston
Walter Phillips |
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[Situation] 2 1/2 miles NNW. [North North West] from Ruthwell village,
A dwelling house with garden, burns &c and a farm of land attached the property of the Earl of Mansfield |
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BENT MOTE |
Bent Moat
Bent Mote |
John Hill
James Hill
William Pagan |
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[Situation] 2 1/4 miles NNW. [North North West] from Ruthwell village.
A small wooded eminence, on the farm of South Bowerhouses which takes this name from a small tumulus situated upon it - part of the trees have recently been cut down. |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 56-15 -- Trace 5
[Notes Bent Mote] -- Mote - An Eminence -- Dr [Doctor] Jamieson
The term Mote is here applicable to the Eminence
itself - a Natural feature.
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ORCHARD COTTAGE |
Orchard Cottage |
Dr [Doctor] Broach
Walter Phillips
James Scott |
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[Situation] About 2 1/4 miles NNW [North North West] from Ruthwell Village
A Small cottage of one story on the Road side - residence of Dr [Doctor] Broach. The name originates in the fact of the Earl of Mansfield attempting to raise an orchard on the ground adjacent |
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LIMEKILNS |
Limekilns |
Dr [Doctor] Broach
Walter Philips
William Richardson |
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[Situation] About 2 1/4 miles NN,W, [North North West] from Ruthwell Village,
A dwelling house of garden, barns &c and a farm of land attached. Some limekilns formerly stood near this place. |
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LONG PLANTATION |
Long Plantation |
Dr [Doctor] Broach
William Richardson
James Scott |
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[Situation] 1 1/2 miles NNW, from Ruthwell Village
A large plantation of fir and forest trees extending between Limekilns and Margaret's field. |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 56-15 -- Trace 6
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CROSSGILLS |
Crossgills |
James Scott
Robert Beattie
William Richardson |
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[Situation] About 1 3/4 miles N,N,W. [North North West] from Ruthwell village,
An old farm steading presently used as cottar houses - Sometimes called Nether Slethat. |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 56-15 -- Trace 6
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FORESTPARK |
Forest Park
Forest Park
Forest Park |
James Scott
John Chrichton
W. Phillips |
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[situation] About 2 1/4 mile NNW [North North West] from Ruthwell village
An old shed within the farm of Denbieyett, formerly a farm steading |
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BROW BURN |
Mill Burn
Mill Burn
Mill Burn
Brow Burn
Brow Burn |
Robert Aitchison
George McLean
William McLean
James Scell Ruthwell
Walter Pagan |
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[Situation] From the most North-Easterly point of Parish running South by West,
A small stream having its source in Dalton Ph [Parish] It flows in Southerly direction through several farms, and is better known by the name of these farms,
It takes its name from a saw Mill which was formerly a Corn Mill" a few hundred yds west of Clarencefield, falls into the Solway Firth
This Stream is recognised in its course through this Parish as Brow Burn Old residenters state "Mill Burn" to be an innovation. |
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THWAITE BURN |
Thwaite Burn |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 56-16 -- Trace 1
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CROSSGILLS |
Crossgills |
James Scott
John Crichton
John Henderson |
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[Situation] About 1 3/4 mile N,N,w, [North North West] from Ruthwell village
Two old Cottar houses with gardens &c within the farm of Slethat - formerly a farm steading. |
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GLASGOW AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY |
Glasgow & Southwestern Railway
Glasgow & South-western Railway |
James Scott
W. Phillips
John Crichton
Railway Coy's [Company's] Time Tables |
056 |
[Situation] From near the Nn [Northern] point of Parish running S,E,E, [South East East]
A line of Railway between Glasgow and Carlisle |
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SLETHAT BURN |
Slethat Burn
Slethat Burn
Slethat Burn |
James Scott
William Phillips
Robert Etchinson |
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[Situation] From 1/2 mile NW. [North West] from Slethat Farmhouse running SW, [South West]
A small stream having its source on the Howthat farm, It flows in E. [Easterly] direction through the Slethat farm "hence the name" and falls into the Mill Burn |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 56-16 -- Trace 3
[Signature] W. Paterson c/a [civilian assistant] |
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RUTHWELL STATION |
Ruthwell Station |
W. Phillips
James Scott
John Crichton |
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[Situation] 1 1/2 miles nnw [North North West] from Ruthwell Village.
A Small Station on the Glasgow and Southwestern Railway for the accommodation of the parish of Ruthwell |
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MARGARETSFIELD |
Margarets Field
Margaretsfield |
James Scott
W. Phillips
John Crichton
William Pagan, Clarencefieeld |
056 |
[Situation] 1 1/2 N.W,W. [North West West] from Ruthwell Village.
A row of one story cottarhouses at the end of Long Plantation - and hence sometimes called Plantationend |
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DENBIEYETT |
Danbieyett
Denbieyett
Denbieyett
Denbieyett |
Walter Phillips
James Scott
Robert Beattie
William Dickson
William Pagan
Tombstones in Ruthwell Churchyard |
056 |
[Situation] Nearly 1 3/4 mile N,W, by N. [North West by North] from Ruthwell Village.
A dwelling house with gardend barns &c and a farm of land attached - the property of the Earl of Mansfield |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 56-16 -- Trace 3
[Signature] W. Paterson c/a [civilian assistant] |
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PLANS |
The Plans
Plans |
W. Phillips
James Scott
John Crichton
Mr Garvine Slethart
William Pagan, Postmaster, Clarencefield |
056 |
[Situation] 1 1/2 mile NW. by N. [North West by North] from Ruthwell village.
Four small dwellinghouses with gardens attached on Lord Mansfield's property - immediately adjacent to Ruthwell Station |
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KIRKBECK |
Kirkbeck |
W. Phillips
William White
James Scott |
056 |
[Situation] About 1 1/4 mile N,W, by N. [North West by North] from Ruthwell Village
A dwellinghouse with garden, barns [&c] and a farm of land attached - the property of the Earl of Mansfi [Mansfield] |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 56-16 -- Trace 3
[Signature] W. Paterson c/a [civilian assistant] |
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BELLRIDDEN WOOD |
Bellridden Wood
Bellridden Wood
Bellridden Wood
Bellridden Wood
Belridding |
William White
James Scott
William Pagan
Rev. [Reverend] Mr Stephenson
Statistical Accounts of Dumfries |
056; 061 |
[Situation] 1 mile N. [North] from Ruthwell village.
A large plantation of mixed wood within the farm of Bellridding. |
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HARDGRAVE BURN |
Hardgrave Burn |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 56-16 -- Trace 4
[Signature] W. Paterson c/a [civilian assistant] |
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TWATHATS |
Twathats |
Robert Gibson
William Frood
W. Phillips |
056 |
[Situation] About 1 3/4 mile N, [North] from Ruthwell village
A dwellinghouse with garden, barns &c and a farm of land attached - the property of the Earl of Mansfield.
Twathats - probably a corruption of Two thwaites = Two fields. |
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KIRKSTYLE |
Kirkstyle |
William Frood
Robert Gibson
James Scott |
056 |
[Situation] Nearly 1 1/2 mile S, [South] from Ruthwell Village,
A dwellinghouse with garden, barns &c and a farm of land attached the property of the Earl of Mansfield |
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POW WATER |
Pow Water
Pow Water
Pow Water |
Statistical accounts of Dumfries
Blackwoods, C, [County] Map
Rev [Reverend] Mr Stephenson |
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[Situation] From Nn [Northern] Parish Boundary running S [South] by East,
A large Stream having its source in Dalton Ph [Parish]. It flows in a South Direction and falls into the Solw [Solway] Firth at Powfoot. |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 56 - 16 -- Trace 5
[Signature] W. Paterson c/a [civilian assistant] |
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BIRKHILL WELL |
Birkhill Well |
John Harkness
George Pool
William Frood |
057 |
[Situation] Near Nn [Northern] Parish Boundary.
A small well of excellent water at the north west corner of Newfield Plantation |
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NEWFIELD PLANTATION |
Newfield Plantation |
Walter Phillips Esqr
John Harkness
George Pool |
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[Situation] About 1 1/4 mile N,E, by N. [North East by North] from Ruthwell Village.
A belt of plantation commencing at Newfield farm and Doup, and running northward for a considerable distance to the boundary of the parish |
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HARDGRAVE BURN |
Hardgrave Burn
Hardgrave Burn
Hardgrave Burn |
Walter Phillips
John Harkness
George Pool |
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[Situation] Forming partially Nn [Northern] Parish Boundary running S,S,W. [South South West]
A small stream passing through Hardgrave farm "hence the name" and falls into the Pow Water: |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 57-13 -- Trace 1
[Signature] W. Paterson c/a [civilian assistant]
[Note below cancelled entry for Paddy's Drain] -- Hardgrave Burn -- See Page [with downward arrow] |
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COCKLICKS PLANTATION |
Cocklicks Plantation |
Walter Phillips Esqr
James Scott
David Thomson |
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[Situation] Nearly 1 3/4 mile NE, by N.[North East by North] from Ruthwell Village
A long narrow belt of plantation the continuation of Newfield Plantation. The western part is known as Newfield plantation and the northern and eastern portions as Cocklicks Plantation |
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CATS' STRAND |
Cat's Strand
Cats' Strand |
David Thomson
James Thomson
Estate Map
William Dickson |
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[Situation] From a point on Nn [Northern] Parish Boundary running South.
A Small burn rising at the extreme northern point of Cocklicks Plantation and flowing South and eastward until if falls into Bogleden Loch |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 57-13 -- Trace 1
[Signature] W. Paterson c/a [civilian assistant] |
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LOCHAR WATER |
Lochar Water
Lochar Water
Lochar Water |
David Geddes
Richard Bell
John Johnston |
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[Situation] Forming Nn [Northern] Parish Boundary,
A Small River that rises in the Parish of Tinwald and runs along the west of the Parishes of Tinwald Torthorwald Mousewald and Ruthwell through the middle of Lochar Moss to which it gives the name |
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KIRKBLAIN BRIDGE |
Kirkblane Bridge
Kirkblane Bridge
Kirkblane Bridge
Kirkblain |
John Boyes
Richard Bell
Adam Smith
See Carlaverock N. [Name] Book Page 12 |
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[Situation] Over Lochar Water at the Wn [Western] point of this Parish.
A Wooden Bridge crossing the Lochar Water so called from being near the farm of Kirkblane |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 61/1 -- Trace 1
[Signature] James Cowan c/a [civilian assistant] |
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LOCHAR MOSS |
Lochar Moss
Lochar Moss
Lochar Moss |
Adam Smith
Richard Bell
David Geddes |
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[Situation] Forming Wn [Western] division of this Parish.
A large track of moss extending from Lochar Bridge to the Solway Firth it takes part of the west sides of the Parishes of Tinwald Torthorwald Mousewald and Ruthwell, and part of the east of Dumfries and Caerlaverock |
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MERKLAND |
Markland
Markland
Markland
Merkland
Merkland
Merkland |
Adam Smith
Richard Bell
John Johnston
Valuation Rolls
Johnston's Co [County] Map
Mr Pagan, Clarencefield. |
061 |
[Situation] 4 1/3 miles N.W.W. [North West West] from Ruthwell village
A substantial farm house and office with Garden Stackyard and farm of land attached |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 61/1 -- Trace 2
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MERKLAND COTTAGES |
Markland Cottages
Markland Cottages
Markland Cottages
Merkland Cottages
Merkland Cottages |
Adam Smith
John Johnston
David Geddes
William Pagan, Clarencefield |
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[Situation] Nearly 4 1/4 miles N.W.W. [North West West] from Ruthwell Village
Three Cottages and Gardens So Called from being situated on the farm of Markland |
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STANK |
Stank
Stank
Stank |
Thomas Boyd
Richard Bell
John Crosbie |
061 |
[Situation] About 4 miles N,W,W, [North West West] from Ruthwell village,
This is a farm steading with Garden and farm of land attached, the farm house is at present used as a cottage |
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UPPER LOCHARWOODS |
Upper Locharwoods
Upper Locharwoods
Gateside
Upper Locharwoods |
William Clark Dickson Esqr
John Johnston
David Geddes
Valuation Rolls |
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[Situation] 4 miles almost due West from Ruthwell village,
A farm house with steadings Garden orchard stackyard and farm of land attached; Gateside is the old name applied to this place |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 61/1 -- Trace 3
[Note Merkland Cottages] -- Merk, the Coin -- Dr [Doctor] Jamieson
[Signature] James Cowan c/a [civilian assistant] |
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BANKEND BRIDGE |
Bankend Bridge
Bankend Bridge
Bankend Bridge |
Richard Bell
Adam Smith
John Steele |
061 |
[Situation] Over Lochar Water nearly 4 1/2 miles N.W.W. [North West West] from Ruthwell Village.
A Stone Bridge that crosses the Lochar Water at Bankend Village, built 1811 at the Expense of the County |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 61/1 -- Trace 3
[Signature] James Cowan c/a [civilian assistant] |
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LONGBRIDGE MOOR |
Longbridge Moor
Longbridge Moor
Longbridge Moor |
Walter Phillips
William Pagan
William McIntosh |
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[Situation] Forming N.Wn [North Western] district of this Parish
A large tract of Moss and Moor land extending from the North of Cockpool Moss to the boundary of Mouswald Ph [Parish]. It takes its name from the farm of that name which stands on its East |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 61/2 -- Trace No 1
[Signature] James Cowan c/a [civilian assistant] |
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LOCHAR MOSS |
Lochar Moss
Lochar Moss
Lochar Moss |
Thomas Lorimer
John Edgar
Richard Bell |
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[Situation] Forming the Wn [Western] division of this Parish
An extensive tract of Moss occupying the greater portion of this plan |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Sheet 61.2 -- Trace 1.2.3.4.5.6
[Signature] John Houston |
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COCKPOOL MOSS |
Cockpool Moss
Cockpool Moss
Cockpool Moss |
Mathew Wilson
Thomas Lorimer
Robert Irving |
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[Situation] From 2 1/4 to 2 3/4 miles almost West from Ruthwell village.
A tract of Moss occup [occupying] portions of traces 1.2.3.5 & 6 of t [the] plan and forming part of Lo [Lochar] Moss. |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Sheet 61.2 -- Trace 1.2.3.5.6
[signed] John Hous [Houston] |
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FIR RIG |
Fir Rigg
Fir Rigg
Fir Rigg |
Richard Payne
Richard Bell
Robert Irving |
061 |
[Description] 2 3/4 miles NW [North West] from Ruthwell village
A tract of arable ground slightly elevated situated in the north of trace 3 It derives its name from a portion of it having formerly been covered with a Fir Plantation |
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WILLOW BURN |
Willow Burn
Willow Burn
Willow Burn |
Robert Bell
William McIntosh
William Pagan |
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[Situation] From 2 1/2 miles N,W.W, [North West West] from Ruthwell running S.E. by S. [South East by South]
A stream found by the confluence of a number of drains in Lochar Moss the name is here applied to a drain which may be regarded as the source or head of the Burn. |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Sheet 61.2 -- Trace 3.6
[signed] Examiner, Samuel S. Hill Lce.Corpl RS&M [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners]
[signed] John Houston |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Sheet 61.2 -- Trace 4
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LONGBRIDGEMOOR |
Longbridge Moor
Longbridge Moor
Longbridge Moor
Longbridgemoor
Longbridgemuir |
Richard Payne
James Gray
Walter Phillips
Tombstones in Ruthwell and Dalton Churchyards
Tombstones in Ruthwell and Dalton Churchyards |
061 |
[Situation] Nearly 2 1/2 miles N.W. [North West] from Ruthwell village
A substantial Farmhouse with offices Garden & Farm of land attached the property of Lord Mansfield |
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BROWN HILL |
Brown Hill
Brown Hill
Brown Hill |
Robert Aitchison
James Black
George Maclane |
061 |
[Situation] In Comlongan wood 1 1/2 mile N W [North West] from Ruthwell village.
A Slight eminence in Comlongon Wood |
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SHACHLEY SHAW |
Shaughley Shaw
Shaughley Shaw
Shaughley Shaw
Shachley Shaw
Shachley Shaw |
Robert Aitchison James Black
George Maclane
James Scell
William Pagan |
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[Situation] Forming En. [Eastern] portion of Comlongon wood.
A portion of Comlongon Wood lying east of of the Car Way leading up to Knockhandy
This name should evidently be spet Shachley. It is a slight corruption of the Scotch Shachle signifying latest or last. This part of Comlongon wood was more recently planted than the major part - hence the application. |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Sheet 61.3 -- Trace 1
[signed] John Houston |
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COMLONGON MAINS |
Comlongon Mains
Comlongon Mains
Comlongon Mains |
William Thomson
Walter Phillips
Joseph Little |
061 |
[Siuation] Nearly 1 3/4 mile N.W. by N. [North West by North] from Ruthwell village,
This is a large substantial Farm house with offices Garden and Farm of land attached the property of Lord Mansfield |
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COMLONGON WOOD |
Comlongon Wood
Comlongon Wood
Comlongon Wood |
William Little
Walter Phillips
James Gray |
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[Situation] 1 mile N.W. [North West] from Ruthwell village
This is an extensive tract of wood situated on the south And east of Comlongon Castle and immediately adjoining it |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Sheet 61.3 -- Trace 2.3
[Note Comlongon Nursery, crossed out] -- Not a proper Name
[signed] John Houston |
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LOVERS' PLANTATION |
Lovers' Plantation
Lovers' Plantation
Lovers' Plantation |
William Thomson
Joseph Little
James Gray |
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[Situation] Nearly 2 miles N.W. [North West] from Ruthwell Village
This is a long narrow strip of Plantation which used to be kept in good repair in former times with a fine walk through it but at present it is unattended to |
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WILDCAT KNOWE |
Wildcat Knowe
Wildcat Knowe
Wildcat Knowe |
Robert Aitchison
James Black
George McLane |
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[Situation] In Comlongon wood
A Slight eminence in Comlongon Wood |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Sheet 61.3 -- Trace 2
[Note Foalmire Bridge, crossed out] -- This is not a Bridge, - This Pen is not recognised
in the locality by any proper Name.
[signed] John Houston |
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MAINS COTTAGES |
Comlongonmains Cottages
Catherine's Flosh
Mains Cottages
Mains Cottages
Mains Cottages
Mains Cottages |
Walter Phillips
Joseph Little
William Thomson
George McLane
James Clark
William Pagan, Postmaster,, Clarencefield |
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[Situation] 1 2/4 miles N,W. by N. [North West by North] from Ruthwell village
A few cottages with gard [gardens] attached situated on the Farm of Comlongon Mains. The ground upon which these Cottages now sta [stand] was formerly part of a piece of marshy ground which was called Catherine's Flosh and hence the name is sometimes given to these Cottages |
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LONG PLANTATION |
Long Plantation
Long Plantation
Long Plantation |
Frances Richardson
Joseph Little
Richard Payne |
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[Situation] 1 1/2 mile N.N.W. [North North West] from Ruthwell village
This is a long narrow Plantation along the side of the Public road about half a mile north west of Clarencefield. |
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KNOCKHARDY |
Knockhardy
Knockhardy
Knockhardy |
Francis Richardson
Joseph Little
Mrs Boyd |
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[Situation] About 1 1/4 mile N.W, [North West] from Ruthwell village
This is a small Farm house with offices garden and Farm of land attached situated about 1/2 a mile from Comlongon Castle |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Sheet 61.3 -- Trace 3
[signed] John Houston |
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COMLONGON CASTLE |
Comlongon Castle
Comlongon Castle
Comlongon Castle
Comlongan
Comlongan
Comlongan
Comlongon
Comlongon
Comlongon
Comlongon |
Walter Phillips
Mr McMurdo
Joseph Little
Dr. [Doctor] Singer's Agricl [Agricultural] Survey of Dumfries
The Old Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] of Parish
Fullertons Gazetteer
Crawford's County Map
Johnston's County Map
New Stat Acct. [Statistical Account]of Revd. Dr. [Reverend Doctor] Duncan
On a Slab in Family Burial Ground |
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[Situation] About 1 3/4 miles nnw [North north West] from Ruthwell village and 9 1/2 miles S.E. [South East] from Dumfries.
This is a strong massive building well calculated for a place of strength and supposed to have been built about 300 years ago at least, no date or memorial of the founding of the castle has hitherto been found although it has been diligently sought after. it was supposed to have been inscribed on the lintel stone over the Kitchen fire place but that having been accidentally broken and replaced by a wooden one the date no longer exists. The Proprietor roofed the castle anew about the year 1811. From the top of it a fine view of the Solway Firth and the mountains of Cumberland can be obtained
A fine genteel residence with offices now stands adjoining the castle occupied by Mr. Phillips Factor to the Earl of Mansfield |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Sheet 61.3 -- Trace 3
[signed] John Houston |
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DOCKRIDDING WOOD |
Dockridding Wood
Dockridding Wood
Dockridding Wood
Dockridden Wood |
John Little
William Phillips
Walter Phillips
Walter Pagan, Clarencefield |
061 |
[Situation] About 2 miles N.W.W. [North West West] from Ruthwell village
This is a considerable Plantation which takes is name according to tradition from a doc [dock] or port for shipping having existed here in former times. The abrupt sloping nature of the ground along the north east side of the Plantation renders it extremely probable that such has been the case. Tradition also states th [that] a small Fleet once sailed from here for the Holy Land |
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LOCHAR MOSS |
Lochar Moss |
James Dickson
Thomas Johnstone
William Phillips |
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[Situation] Forming N.Wn. [North Western] division of this Parish
A very extensive moss extending from the solway Firth in a northerly direction as far as Locharbriggs in the Parish of Dumfries |
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COCKPOOL MOSS |
Cockpool Moss
Cockpool Moss
Cockpool Moss |
John Little
Thomas Johnstone
William Phillips |
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[Situation] 2 1/4 miles N,W,W. [West North West West] from Ruthwell.
A local name for a portion of Lochar Moss |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Sheet 61.3 -- Trace 4
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WILLOW BURN |
Willow Burn
Willow Burn
Willow Burn |
James Dickson
Mathew Wilson
Joseph Little |
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[Situation] From 2 1/2 miles N.W.W. [North West West] from Ruthwell running S.E. by S. [South East by South].
A small Stream formed by the junction of several ditches and retaining this name till it falls into the Solway Firth |
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LONGBRIDGEMOOR MOSS |
Longbridgemoor Moss
Longbridgemoor Moss
Longbridgemoor Moss |
Robert Aitchison
James Clarke
George Maclane |
061 |
Situation] About 2 1/2 miles N.W.W. [North West West] from Ruthwell Village.
A large portion of Lochar Moss attached to the farm of Longbridgemoor. |
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COCKPOOL PLANTATION |
Cockpool Plantation
Cockpool Plantation
Cockpool Plantation |
Robert Aitchison James Clarke George Maclane |
061 |
Situation] About 2 miles W. [West] from Ruthwell village,
A fir plantation on the farm of Cockpool, |
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CROW FIRS |
Crow Firs |
Robert Aitchison
James Clark
George McLane |
061 |
[Situation] About 1 1/4 miles nearly W. [West] from Ruthwell,
A portion of Comlongon Wood, |
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BEECH KNOWE |
Beech Knowe |
Robert Aitchison James Clark
George Maclane |
061 |
[Situation] In Comlongon Wood
A slight eminence in Comlongon Wood, |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Sheet 61.3 -- Trace 4
[signed] John Houston |
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SEAHEUCH BURN |
Seaheuch burn
Seaheuch burn
Seaheuch burn |
Mathew Wilson
Walter Phillips
Joseph Little |
061 |
[Situation] From near Mains Cottages running South by West.
A name given to a stream flowing through Seaheuch Meadow and Comlongon wood till it falls into the Willow burn |
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SKELLY BRAE |
Skellybrae
Skellybrae
Skellybrae |
James Grey
Joseph Little
Mathew Wilson |
061 |
[Situation] On the West side of Comlongon Wood,
A name given to a portion of the road leading from Cockpool to Comlongon. The name is derived according to some from the Fish called skelly having been caught here in former times, and by others said to be a name for a portion of ground sloping into the sea |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Sheet 61.3-- Trace 5
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KIRKBECK PLANTATION |
Kirkbeck Plantation
Kirkbeck Plantation
Kirkbeck Plantation |
William Pagan
George McLean
William McLean |
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[Situation] About 1 mile N.N.W. [North North West] of Ruthwell village,
A small Fir Plantation on the farm of Kirkbeck, hence the name, |
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GLASGOW AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY |
Glasgow & South Western Railway
Glasgow & South Western Railway
Glasgow & South Western Railway |
William Pagan
George McLean
William McLean |
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[Situation] From near the Nn. [Northern] point of Parish running S,E,E, [East South East]
A line of Rails passing through this Parish |
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AIKETMOOR |
Aiket Moor
Aiket Moor
Aiket Moor |
James Scott
Peter Philips
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Stephenson |
061 |
[Situation] About 1 mile NN,W, [North North West] from Ruthwell Village,
A small cottage and Garden which was formerly a farm house,
It is pure Saxon and may be interpreted Aiket, abounding with Oaks |
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CLARENCEFIELD |
Clarencefield
Clarencefield
Clarencefield |
James Scott
Rev. [Reverend] Mr Stephenson
William Pagan |
061 |
[Situation] Nearly 1 mile N.W. by N. [North West by North] from Ruthwell village and 9 miles from Dumfries
A small village in which stands a [School] and Public House; It is [situated] on the Road from Dumfries to [Annan] about 9 miles from the former |
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SCHOOL [Clarencefield] |
Parish School
Parish School
Parish School |
James Scott
Rev [Reverend] Mr Stephenson
William Pagan |
061 |
[Situation] Towards the Nn [Northern] end of Clarencefield
A small school house in Clarencefield Village, where the several branches of learning are taught by James Scott, |
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CLARENCEFIELD WOOD |
Clarencefield Wood
Clarencefield Wood
Clarencefield Wood |
James Scott
Rev [Reverend] Mr Stephenson
William Pagan |
061 |
[Situation] In En [Eastern] vicinity of Clarencefield,
A small mixed wood on the E. [East] of Clarencefield, [hence] the name, |
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SLETHAT BURN |
Slethat Burn
Slethat Burn
Slethat Burn |
William Pagan
George McLean
William McLean |
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[Situation] From 1/2 mile N.W, [North West] from Slethat running S, [South]
A Small Stream having its Source on the Howthat farm and falls into the Mill Burn or Brow Burn |
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BELLRIDDEN |
Bellridden
Bellridden
Bellridden
Belridding |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Stephenson
James Scott
Adam Johnstone
Statistical account of Dumfries |
061 |
[Situation] About 1 mile N. [North] from Ruthwell village
A large farm building with extensive outbuildings and Garden attached the property of the Earl of Mansfield occupied by Adam Johnstone, |
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BELLRIDEN WOOD |
Bellridden Wood
Bellridden Wood
Bellridden Wood |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Stephenson
James Scott
Adam Johnstone |
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[Situation] 1 mile N.N.W [North North West] from Ruthwell village
A mixed wood on the farm of Bellridden, hence the name |
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BROW BURN |
Mill Burn
Mill Burn
Brow Burn
Brow Burn |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Stephenson
James Scott
Walter Pagan
James Scell |
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[Situation] From the most North-Easterly point of Parish running South
A Small Stream having its source in Dalton Parish. It flows in a SW. [South West] Direction through Several farms and is often Called after them.
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Lce Corpl RS&M [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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POW WATER |
Pow Water
Pow Water
Pow Water |
Statistical account of D [Dumfries]
Rev [Reverend] Mr Stephenson
James Scott |
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[Situation] From Nn [Northern] Parish Boundary running S.E, [South East]
A small stream having its source in Dalton Ph [Parish] It flows in S, [South] direction through several farms, in its course, and sometimes called after them, It also passes through Cummertrees Ph [Parish] and falls into Solway Firth. |
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HARDGRAVE BURN |
Paddy's Drain
Paddy's Drain
Paddy's Drain
Hardgrave Burn |
Robert White Whiterashes
Rev [Reverend] Mr Stephenson
James Scott
See Page 27 |
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[Situation] Forming partially Nn [Northern] Parish Boundary And running S,S,W, [South South West]
See page 27 for a description |
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HAYBERRY |
Hayberry
Hayberry
Hayberry |
Robert White
Rev [Reverend] Mr Stephenson
James Scott |
061 |
[Situation] 1 1/3 mile N.E by N. [North East by North] from Ruthwell village,
A small cottage and garden the property of the Earl of Mansfield, |
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HAYBERRY MILL (Corn) |
Hayberry Mill
Hayberry Mill
Hayberry Mill |
Robert White
Thomas Graham
Rev [Reverend] Mr Stephenson |
061 |
[Situation] About 1 mile N,N,E, [North North East] from Ruthwell village
A large Corn Mill which is worKed by the Pow Water (the Earl of Mansfield's property |
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HAYBERRY RIG |
Hayberryrigg
Hayberryrigg
Hayberryrigg |
Robert White
Thomas Graham
Rev [Reverend] Mr Stephenson |
061 |
[Situation] About 1 mile NN,E, [North North East] from Ruthwell village
A small Hill west of Hayberry mill, on which stood the farm house of Hayberry from which the other two houses taKe name |
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WOODSIDE |
Woodside
Woodside
Woodside |
William Pagan
Goerge McLean
William McLean |
061 |
[Situation] 1 mile - N. W. [North West] from Ruthwell village
A small cottage and garden E. [East] of Comlongon Wood, the property of the Earl of Mansfield, |
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HOPE COTTAGE |
Hope Cottage
Hope Cottage
Hope Cottage |
William Pagan
George McLean
William McLean |
061 |
[Situation] 1 mile - N.W. [North West] from Ruthwell village,
A small cottage and [garden] to which is attached a [Saw] Mill, which is wrought by the Mill Burn, |
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COMLONGON WOOD |
Comlongon Wood
Comlongon Wood
Comlongon Wood |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Stephenson
William Pagan
George McLean |
061 |
[Situation] 1 mile - NW [North West] from Ruthwell village
An extensive mixed wood on the Comlongon Estate (hence the name) |
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CHURCH [N of Ruthwell] |
Church
Church
Church |
Statistical accounts of Dumfriesshire
Rev [Reverend] Mr Stephenson
James Scott |
061 |
[Situation] About 1/2 mile North from Ruthwell village
A Diminutive looking building used as the Parochial Church of Ruthwell which has accommodation for 420, Sitters. It was originally thatched, but since 1799. has undergone at several times Considerable repairs |
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MANSE [nr Parish Church] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Stephenson
James Scott
William Pagan |
061 |
[Situation] About 7 Chains N,E, [North East] from Parish Church,
A two Storey building, erected about 1730, enlarged and repaired 1799 by the late Dr [Doctor] Duncan, - to which are now attached Office houses, garden orchard and Glebe. |
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GLEBE COTTAGE |
Glebe Cottage
Glebe Cottage
Glebe Cottage |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Stephenson
James Scott
William Pagan |
061 |
[Situation] Between Ruthwell village and the Parish Church,
A small cottage and garden attached to the Glebe, (hence the name) erected at the expense of the late Dr [Doctor] Duncan, |
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CHURCHGATE |
Churchgate
Churchgate
Churchgate |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Stephenson
James Scott
William Pagan |
061 |
[Situation] About 27 Chains N. [North] from Ruthwell village,
A small cottage and garden on the road from Ruthwell village to the Church, |
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THWAITE BURN |
Thwaite Burn
Thwaite Burn
Thwaite Burn |
James Scell
John Boyd
William Pagan |
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[Situation] Flows near N En [North Eastern] Parish Boundary running South,
A Stream which takes its rise towards the N En [North Eastern] Parish Boundary flows South passing bye the Thwaite farm from which it derives its Name and falls into the Solway Firth 3/4 mile SW [South West] from Thwaite |
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Lce Corpl RS&M [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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CASTLE INN [Clarencefield] |
Castle Inn
Castle Inn
Castle Inn |
Sign Board
James Scott
William Pagan |
061 |
[Situation] In Clarencefield Village,
A large building where visiters stay when visiting the Brow Well, licensed to retail Spirituous liquors and Can Accommodate at a time about 20 travellers. - |
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SHACHLEY SHAW |
Shaughley Shaw
Shaughley Shaw
Shachley Shaw |
James Scott
George McLean
See Page 39 |
061 |
[Situation] Forming Eastern portion of Comlongon wood
This name applies to the East side of Comlongon Wood |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 61/4 -- Trace 4
[Note The Cottage, crossed out] -- Is not recognised by Any proper Name
[Note Old Mill, crossed out] -- Not established As a proper Name, - simply an old Mill
[signed] Samuel S Hill
Lce Corpl RS&M [Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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RUNIC MONUMENT [Ruthwell Manse] |
Runic Monument
Runic Monument
Runic Monument
Runic Monument
Runic Monument |
Statistical account of Dumfries-shire
Rev [Reverend] Mr Stephenson
James Scott
Statistical Account of Parish
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
061 |
[Situation] In the Orchard attached to Ruthwell Manse,
A large Stone pillar about 18 feet high the top of which is a cross, on one side of this pillar is sculptured the Runic language and on the other the Roman,
In 1642 this ancient Monument was destroyed or partly so, by order of the General Assembly of the Church on account of the people Idolizeing it, In 1802 it was caused to be put up, by the Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Duncan not in the church. where it formerly stood, but in the garden attached to it, where it is still to be seen standing)
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AIKET |
Aiket
Aiket
Aitket |
Peter Phillips
William Pagan
Revd [Reverend] Mr Stephenson |
061 |
[Situation] 1/2 mile N,N,E, [North North East] from Ruthwell village,
A farm building with out offices and garden attached the property of the Earl of Mansfield |
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WHITECLOSE |
Whiteclose
Whiteclose
Whiteclose |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Stephenson
James Scott
William Pagan |
061 |
[Situation] Nearly 3/4 mile N.N. E, [North North East] from Ruthwell village
A Small Cottage and garden on the Road from Ruthwell village to Dalton about 1 1/2 miles from the former |
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GREENFIELD |
Greenfield
Greenfield
Greenfield |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Stephenson
James Scott
William Coultart, |
061 |
[Situation] Nearly 27 chains N,N,E, [North North East] from Ruthwell village,
A farm building with outbuilding and garden the property of the Earl of Mansfield |
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HARDGRAVE BURN |
Paddy's Drain
Hardgrave Burn |
John Harkness
George Harkness
Geoge Pool
See page 27 |
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[Situation] Forming partially the N.En [North Eastern] Parish Boundary and running S,S,W. [South South West]
A drain on the west side of newfield Plantation cut by an Irish man and well known in the district by this name. |
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BOGLE DEN |
Bogle Den |
Robert Thomson
George Pool
John Harkness |
061 |
[Situation] In Newfield Plantation
A deep den on the west side of Newfield Plantation. A house known by this name formerly stood within the den in which an illicit still was kept. Probably the owner of the still found it convenient to have a bogle in attendance. |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 62-1 -- Trace 1
[Note Bogle Den] -- Bogle - A hobgoblin
[note Bogel Den Loch, crossed out] -- superfluous
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NEWFIELD |
Newfield |
Robert Thomson
James Scott
Walter Phillips |
062 |
[Situation] About 1 mile N,N.E, [North North East] from Ruthwell village
A dwelling house with gardens, barns &c and a farm of land attached - the property of the Earl of Mansfield |
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NEWFIELD PLANTATION |
Newfield Plantation |
Robert Thomson
W. Phillips
John Harkness |
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[Situation] About 1 mile NE. by N. [North East by North] from Ruthwell Village.
A long belt of mixed wood connecting it Newfield and The Doup, and running northward to the boundary of the Parish Known by this name until it hits the parish boundary and turns to the right after which it is best known as Cocklets Plantation |
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CATS' STRAND |
Cat's Strand |
David Thomson
James Thomson
Estate Map |
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[Situation] From a point on N'n [Northern] Parish Boundary running South by west
A small Stream rising at the extreme northern point of Cocklitts Plantation and falling into Bogleden Loch. |
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DOUP |
The Doup
The Doubt
Doup
Doup |
John Harkness
George Harkness
James Scott
Tombstone in Ruthwell Churchyard
William Pagan, Postmaster |
062 |
[Situation] 1 1/5 mile N.E. [North East] from Ruthwell Village
A row of one story cottar houses situated on an eminence - formerly a farm and a place of great antiquity. Whether Doup here is the common Scotch word does not seem to be known, but the portion of Doup Braes immediately behind the house has a wonderful resemblance to that part of the human body suggested by the name |
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COCKLICKS |
Cocklicks |
David Thomson
W. Phillips
Estate Map |
062 |
[Situation] About 1½ mile N,E, [North East] from Ruthwell village
A dwellinghouse, with garden, barn etc. and a farm of land attached - the poperty of the Earl of Mansfield There were formerly a number of pits used for cock fighting in a neighbouring field from which the name may have originated. |
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COCKLICKS PLANTATION |
Cocklicks Plantation |
David Thomson
James Thomson
W. Phillips |
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[Situation] 1 3/4 mile N.E. by N [North East by North] from Ruthwell Village.
A long narrow belt of mixed wood running along the parish boundary the continuation of Newfield Plantation, but better known here by the name of Cocklicks Plantation. |
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GLASGOW AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAILWAY |
Glasgow & Southwestern Railway
Glasgow and South-Western Railway |
James Scott
John Harkness
John Crichton
Coy's [Company's] Timetables |
061 |
[Situation] From near the Nn. [Northern] point of Parish running S,E,E, [South East East]
A line of railway between Glasgow and Carlisle. |
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SUMMERFIELD |
Summerfield |
Thomas Radcliffe
James Scott
John Harkness |
061 |
[Situation] 1/2 mile N.E. [North East] from Ruthwell Village,
A dwelling house with garden, barns etc and a farm of land attached - the property of the Earl of Mansfield |
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FLOSH |
Flosh |
James Scott
John Harkness
George Harkness |
062 |
[Situation] Nearly 3/4 mile N,E,by E. [North East by East] from Ruthwell Village,
Three detached houses of one story and tollbar with gardens etc. Situated on the the Annan and Dumfries road |
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T.P. [Flosh] |
Flosh |
James Scott
John Harkness
George Harkness |
062 |
[Situation] Nearly 3/4 mile N,E,by E. [North East by East] from Ruthwell Village,
Three detached houses of one story and tollbar with gardens etc. Situated on the the Annan and Dumfries road |
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DOUP BRAES |
Doup Braes |
James Scott
John Harkness
Thomas Radcliffe |
062 |
[Situation] 2/3 mile NE [North East] from Ruthwell Village,
Two parallel braes covered with furze commencing at The Doup and running southward in direction of Flosh |
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POW WATER |
Pow Water
Pow Water
Pow Water |
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Statistical act [Account] of Dumfries
Blackwoods, C, [County] Map |
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[Situation] From 5 chains S.S.E. [South South East] of Hayberry Mill running S,S,E, [South South East]
A large stream having its source in Dalton Ph. [Parish] It flows in a So [Southerly] direction and falls into the Solw [Solway] Firth at Powfoot, |
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OVERTOWN |
Overtown
Evertown
Abertown
Uppertown
Uppertown |
William C Dickson Esqr.
John Warwick
Richard Bell
Crawfords County Map
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
061 |
[Situation] 4 miles West from Ruthwell village
This is now a cot house, and several ruins with Garden and old orchard attached, by an inscription stone among among the ruins: it says This house was built 1725 the chimneys 1752 |
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LOCHAR WATER |
Lochar Water
Lochar Water
Lochar Water |
William C. Dickson Esqr.
John Warwick
Crawfords C. [County] Map |
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[Situation] Forming the Nn. [Northern] Parish Boundary.
A stream having its name from Locharbriggs in the parish of Tinwald, It flows in a Southerly direction though Lochar Moss "which gives it the name" in course divides several Parishes and falls into the Solway Firth 1 mile South of Ruthwell village |
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LOCHAR MOSS |
Lochar Moss
Lochar Moss
Lochar Moss |
William Edgar
Richard Bell
John Boyd |
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[Situation] Forming the N.Wn. [North Western] Division of this Parish
A large track of moss running along the west side of the parish of Tinwald Torthorwald Mousewald and Ruthwell |
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MID LOCHARWOODS |
Mid Locharwoods
Mid Locharwoods
Mid Locharwoods |
William Edgar
Robert Edgar
John Boyd |
061 |
[Situation] About 3 1/4 miles S.W.W, [South West West] from Ruthwell village
A substantial house with farm steadings Garden Orchard Stackyard and farm of land attached |
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LOCHAR WATER |
Lochar Water
Lochar Water
Lochar Water |
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John Boyd |
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[Situation] Forming Nn. [Northern] Parish Boundary,
A small River that takes its rise in the parish of Tinwald and flows in a southward direction along part of the west side of that parish and the parishes of Torthorwald Mousewald and Ruthwell and falls into the Solway firth |
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COCKPOOL MOSS |
Cockpool Moss
Cockpool Moss
Cockpool Moss |
Mathew Wilson
William Edgar
Robert Edgar |
061 |
[Situation] In Lochar Moss from 2 1/4 to 2 3/4 miles W. [West] from Ruthwell village,
A district name for a large track of Lochar Moss so called from Cockpool being in the immediate neighbourhood of it |
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NETHER LOCHARWOODS |
Nether Locharwoods
Nether Locharwoods
Nether Locharwoods |
Thomas Lorrimer
Robert Edgar
Mathew Wilson |
061 |
[Situation] About 2 miles S,W, by S. [South West by South] from Ruthwell
A substantial house with farm Steadings garden orchard and farm of land attached |
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CLAYDAUBINGS |
Claydaubings
Claydaubings
Claydaubings |
Thomas Lorrimer
Archibald Stevenson
John Robson |
061 |
[Situation] Nearly 2 miles S,W. by S.[South West by South] from Ruthwell village.
Two neat cottages and gardens attached situated on the farm of Nether Locharwoods
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WEST COCKPOOL |
West Cockpool
West Cockpool
Powhillon
Cookpool
Powhillon
West Cockpool |
Stephen Jardine
John Robson
William Dunbar
Name on Carts
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[Situation] 1 1/2 mile S.W, by S. [South West by South] from Ruthwell village
Two substantial farm houses and steadings gardens and stackyard situated nearly together, it was formerly only one farm, but was divided, , Powhillon seems to have been the old name and is often cal [called] by it, but the proprietor writes it always West Cockpool |
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NETHER LOCHARWOODS POW |
Nether Locharwoods Pow
Nether Locharwoods Pow
Nether Locharwoods Pow |
Thomas Lorrimer
Archibald Stevenson
John Robson |
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[Situation] From 1/4 mile N. [North] of Claydaubings running S, [South]
A small stream formed by the junction of several drains about 1/4 mile north of Claydaubings, and flows in a southerly direction and falls into Lochar Water. |
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WILLOW BURN |
Willow Burn
Willow Burn
Willow Burn |
Mathew Wilson
Robert Ewart
William Phillips |
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[Situation] From 2 1/2 miles NW,W, [North West West] from Ruthwell village running S. by, E, [South by East]
This Stream takes its rise from a number of drains about 1 1/2 miles to the North West of Comlongon Castle and flows in a southern direction and falls into the channel of Lochar Water or Solway Firth. |
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SEAHEUCH BURN |
Seaheuch Burn
Seaheuch Burn
Seaheuch Burn |
Mathew Wilson
Robert Ewart
William Phillips |
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[Situation] From near Mains Cottages running S. by W, [South by West]
A small stream that takes its rise about 1/2 mile to the north of Comlongon Castle and flows in a south West direction and falls into the Willow Burn at Cockpool |
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COCKPOOL MOSS |
Cockpool Moss |
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[Situation] About 2 miles West from Ruthwell village,
A local name for a portion of Lochar Moss, It derived its name from being in the immediate neighbourhood of Cockpool |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 61.7 -- Trace 1
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LOCHAR MOSS |
Lochar Moss
Lochar Moss
Lochar Moss |
Mathew Wilson
Robert Ewart
William Phillips |
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[Situation] Forming N.Wn [North Western] division of Ruthwell Parish
A large track of Moss runs along the West side of the Parishes of Ruthwell, Mous [Mousewald] Torthorwald and Tinwald |
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MATTHEW'S MERE |
Mathews Mere
Mathews Mere
Mathews Mere |
Mathew Wilson
William Phillips
John Phillips |
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[Situation] Adjoining Cockpool on the South,
This is a name given to a small piece of ground formed by the old and the new course of the Willow Burn, Tradition states that 11 men were found drowned here by a large tide in the year 1553 |
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COCKPOOL PLANTATION |
Cockpool Wood
Cockpool Wood
Cockpool Wood
Cockpool Plantation
Cockpool Plantation |
Mathew Wilson
Robert Ewart
William Dunbar
John Scell
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[Situation] 1/4 mile west from Cockpool,
A Small wood situated about 10 or 12 chains South West of Cockpool |
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COCKPOOL |
Cockpool
Cockpool
Cockpool |
Mathew Wilson
Robert Ewart
William Phillips |
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[Situation] 1 3/4 mile W. [West] from Ruthwell village
A farmhouse with Garden and small farm of land attached, there is also a number of Cottages and Gardens immediately adjoining that bear the same name. This is a place of great antiquity, the family of the Wilsons who still occupy this farm have posessed it from about the 13th century |
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Site of COCKPOOL CASTLE |
Cockpool Castle (site of)
Cockpool Castle (site of)
Cockpool Castle (site of) |
Mathew Wilson Robert Ewart
John Phillips |
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[Situation] 1 3/4 mile W. [West] from Ruthwell village,
This castle stood about 3 or 4 chains to the north of the present Cockpool, no date of its erection can be given but it existed in the year 1553 from a tradition in the family of the Wilsons that there was a great tide. which inundated the Cockpool houses that year and the inhabitants sought for shelter in the Castle it is also stated that the stones of this castle were taken to build the Castle of Comlongon, when the field is under cultivation the plough sometimes strikes upon the foundation stones |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 61.7 -- Trace 1
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COMLONGON WOOD |
Comlongon Wood
Comlongon Wood
Comlongon Wood |
Joseph Little
Mathew Wilson
James Gray |
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[Situation] 1 mile N.W. [North West] from Ruthwell Village,
An extensive tract of wood by the south of Comlongon Castle from which it derives its name, |
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LOCHAR MOSS |
Lochar Moss
Lochar Moss
Lochar Moss |
John Phillips
William Phillips
Mathew Wilson |
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[Situation] 1 mile West from Ruthwell village
From improvements going on this portion has go detached f [from] the large track of Lochar M [Moss] but still retains the name |
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CROW FIRS |
Crow Firs |
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[Situation] Forming the Sn. [Southern] portion of Comlongon Wood.
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BROW WELL (Chalybeate) |
Brow Well
Brow Well
Brow Well
Brow Well Chalybeate Spring |
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John Phillips
William Phillips
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[Situation] About 1 mile W. [West] from Ruthwell village.
This is a chalybeate spring immediately adjoining the Brow the spring is built up and covered over the top by a small mound of earth and the water issues out of a small iron pipe into a small semicircular trough below it, There is a small wooden shed adjoining for the accomodation of visitors raised mostly by subscription, This well is much frequented by visitors during the summer season Very high tides come as far up and even stop the current from the spring |
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BROW BURN |
Brow Burn
Brow Burn
Brow Burn |
David Beck
William Dunbar
John Phillips |
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[Situation] From the most North Easterly point of Parish running S. by W. [South by West]
A stream that takes its rise in the North side of this parish and flows in a Southward direction, It has the name of Mill Burn till it passes through a small Plantation 5 chains of the Brow after which it retains the name of Brow Burn till it enters the Solway Firth |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 61.7 -- Trace 3
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SHORE COTTAGE |
Shore Cottage
Shore Cottage
Shore Cottage |
John Phillips
George Gunning
William Phillips |
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[Situation] 1 mile west from Ruthwell village
This is a name given to a neat cottage and Garden, so called from being situated near the shore |
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STANHOPE |
Stanhope
Stanhope
Stanhope |
John Phillips
William Phillips
George Gunning |
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[Situation] About 1 mile west from Ruthwell
A Substantial farm house with steadings garden Stackyard and farm of land attached |
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BROW |
Brow
Brow
Brow |
George Gunning
John Phillips
William Phillips |
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[Situation] Nearly 1 mile west from Ruthwell
A number of neat cottages and gardens situated about 1/2 mile West of the village of Ruthwell Robert Burns stayed here for his health in July 1796, the house that he stayed in while here is now in ruins |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 61.7 -- Trace 3
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SOLWAY FIRTH |
Solway Firth
Solway Firth
Solway Firth |
Travellers Guide
David Beck
John Phillips |
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[Situation] Washing this Parish on the South,
A large arm of the sea that devides England from Scotland on the West border In the prevailance of a S.W. [South West] Wind the tide flows with great rapidity, The Inhabitants of this parish had a right to manufacture salt duty free, along the coast of the parish but there has been none manufacture here since the duty was taken of that article |
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PRIESTSIDE BANK |
Priestside Bank
Priestside Bank
Priestside Bank
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George Gunning
John Philips
David Beck |
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[Situation] At Sn [Southern] extremity of this Parish.
A part of the Solway Sand situated between the channel of the Lochar Water opposite the Brow and the surrounding shore |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 61.7 -- Trace 5
[Note Cockpool Weir, crossed out] -- See next Page
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LOCHAR WATER |
Lochar Water
Lochar Water
Lochar Water |
Mathew Wilson
John Phillips
George McLean |
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[Situation] Forming Wn. [Western] Parish Boundary and running along Priestside Bank in a W by S. [West by South] Direction
A Small river that takes its rise in the parish of Tinwald and flow in a southern direction through Lochar Moss to which it gives the name and enters the Solway Firth between the Parishes of Ruthwell and Caerlaverock |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 61.7 -- Trace 6
[Note Long Weir, crossed out] -- This is merely an embankment which is of that particular description
made use of in reclaiming and protecting land. - Vide Dr [Doctor] Singer's
Agricultural Survey of Dumfries-shire.
[Note Priestside Bank, crossed out] -- See trace 2 for description
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BROW PLANTATION |
Brow Plantation
Brow Plantation
Brow Plantation |
James Scott Clairnsfield
David Davison Greenhill
George Mc Lean Ruthwell |
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[Situation] 3/4 mile from Ruthwell Village,
A small mixed wood through which the Mill Burn passes It is 1/2 mile West of Clarencefield and a few hundred Yards East of the Brow Well, It takes its name from the hamlet called Brow. |
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BROW BURN |
Mill Burn
Mill Burn
Mill Burn
Brow Burn
Brow Burn |
James Scott
David Davison
George McLean
James Scell, Ruthwell
William Pagan, Clarencefield |
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[Situation] From N,E, [North East] point of Parish running South by West.
A Small stream having its source in the North of Mouswald Ph. [Parish] It flows in a Southerly direction, through several Farms and called after them, until it crosses the county Road 1/2 mile North of Clarencefield, after which it bears the name of Mill Burn, and sometimes called the Brow Burn, from its passing the Brow before it enters the Solway Firth,
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 61.8 -- Trace 1
[signed] Samuel S. Hill Lce.Corpl RS&M [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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THWAITE |
Thwaite
Thwaite
Thwaite |
James Kelton Occupier
James Scott
David Davison |
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[Situation] In Wn [Western] vicinity of Ruthwell village
A large farm house with outbuildings and Thrashing Mill (Water Power) attached the property of Earl of Mansfield |
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THWAITE BURN |
Thwaite Burn
Thwaite Burn
Thwaite Burn |
James Kelton
James Scott
David Davison |
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[Situation] From near N,En [North Eastern] Parish Boundary running South,
A small stream having its source on or near the N [north] Eastern boundary of this Parish. It flows in southarn direction through the Thwaite farm (from which it takes its name) and falls into the Solway Firth 3/4 mile South from Ruthwell Village |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 61.8 -- Trace 3
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RUTHWELL [village] |
Ruthwell
Ruthwell
Ruthwell |
James Kelton
James Scott
David Davison |
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[Situation] Near the centre of En [Eastern] Division of this Parish 10 1/2 miles S.E. [South East] from Dumfries Burgh.
A small village 7 miles from Annan on the south of the Road from there to Dumfries, the houses all stand one Story high with neat gardens attached the property of the Earl of Mansfield |
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WIGGAN WELL |
Wiggan Well
Wiggan Well Wiggan Well |
James Kelton
James Scott
David Davison |
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[Situation] In Wn [Western] vicinity of Ruthwell village
A large spring well at the west corner of Ruthwell village |
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GEORGE'S WELL |
George's Well
George's Well
George's Well |
George McLean
James Scott
William McLean |
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[Situation] 8 1/2 chains South from Ruthwell village
A small spring well on the road which leads from Ruthwell village to Lady Hall a few hundred yds [yards] South of the village |
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[signed] Samuel S. Hill Lce.Corpl RS&M [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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ROXBURGH'S ROAD |
Roseburgh Road
Roseburgh Road
Roxburgh's Road
Roxburgh's Road
Roxburgh's Road
Roxburgh's Road |
James Scott
David Davison
Samuel Armstrong Greenhill
Samuel Grierson
George McLane
Robert Aitchison |
061 |
[Situation] About 1/4 mile N. [North] East of Rushwell village extending South.
A Ph [Parish] Road leading from the County one, It passes East of Ruthwell villige and west of Greenfield, It bears this name as far as East Uppertown on Priest side |
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GREENHILL |
Greenhill
Greenhill
Greenhill |
James Scott
David Davison Samuel Armstrong |
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[Situation] 33 chains S. E. by E. [South East by East] from Ruthwell village.
A small farm house with outbuilding and garden. 1/2 mile East of Ruthwell village, the property of the Earl of Mansfield.
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GREENHILL PLANTATION |
Greenhill Plantation
Greenhill Plantation
Greenhill Plantation |
James Scott
David Davison
Samuel Armstrong |
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[Situation] Adjoining Greenhill on the East,
a mixed wood extending 1/2 mile East of "Greenhill", (from which it takes its name) It is sometimes called Hungrat Plantation. but the latter is only a nick name given to it by the inhabitants |
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[signed] Samuel S. Hill Lce.Corpl RS&M [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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SOLWAY FIRTH |
Solway Firth
Solway Firth Solway Firth |
Chambers Atlas
James Scott
James Kelton |
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[Situation] Washing Ruthwell Parish at the South
An arm of the North Channel running in a, N,E [North East] direction from Balmea Head in the South of KirKubright - to DordocK in the S.E. of Dumfriesshire, It also devides KirKubright and Dumfriesshire from Cumberland It is navigable at high water as far as DordocK. |
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PRIESTSIDE BANK |
Priestside Bank or Solway Sands
Priestside Bank or Solway Sands
Priestside Bank or Solway Sands |
James Scott
James Kelton
Samuel Armstrong |
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[Situation] At the Sn [Southern] extremity of Ruthwell Parish
A large tract of sands extending nearly across the Solway Firth Formerly the inhabitants of this Parish made salt from the Sands and found it a very profitable buisness until duty was taken off salt. See Page 2, |
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LOCHAR WATER |
Lochar Water
Lochar Water
Lochar Water |
James Scott
James Kelton
Samuel Armstrong |
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[Situation] Forming Wn. [Western] Parish Boundary and running in a S. En [South Eastern] direction along Priestside Bank,
A large stream bearing this name from Locharbriggs in the Ph [Parish] of Tinwald, It flows in a Southerly direction through Lochar Moss In its course forms the Boundary between several Parishes and empties its self into the Solway Firth 2 Miles west of Ruthwell village |
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[Note Priestside Bank] -- ? [at end of line after Sands]
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BLACKSHAW BANK |
Blackshaw Bank or Solway Sands
Blackshaw Bank or Solway Sands
Blackshaw Bank or Solway Sands |
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Robert Chalmers
William Chalmers |
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A large tract of sands extending along the west of Lochar water and the East of the River Milk It extends about 5 miles into the Solway Firth |
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FIELDFOOT |
Field Foot
Fieldfoot
Fieldfoot
Fieldfoot |
Samuel Armstrong
James Scott
James Kelton
Samuel Grierson |
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[Situation] 28 chains S,w. [South West] from Ruthwell village,
A small cottage and garden 1/4 Mile South of Ruthwell Village the property of Earl of Mansfield. |
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LADYHALL MOSS |
Ladyhall Moor
Ladyhall Moor
Ladyhall Moor
Ladyhall Moss
Ladyhall Moss
Ladyhall Moss |
James Scott
George McLean
William McLean
Robert Aitchison
Samuel Grierson
Samuel Armstrong |
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[Situation] 1/2 mile South from Ruthwell village
A tract of moorland 1/2 mile South of Ruthwell village and on the farm of Ladyhall from which it takes its name
This name is best Known as Ladyhall Moss, |
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[signed] Samuel S. Hill Lce.Corpl RS&M [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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AIKET LOANING |
Aiket Loaning
Aiket Loaning
Aiket Loaning |
Robert Aitchison
George Maclane
James Clark |
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[Situation] From NW [North West] end of Ruthwell village extending N,W, [North West]
A Parish road extends from the West end of Ruthwell Village to the Turnpike Road, |
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KIRKLANDS LOANING |
Kirklands Loaning
Kirklands Loaning
Kirklands Loaning |
Robert Aitchison
George McLane
James Clark |
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[Situation] Extending N.N.E. [North North East] from Ruthwell village
A Parish road extends from Ruthwell Village to the Turnpike Road. |
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PRIESTSIDE |
Priestside
Priestside
Priestside
Priestwoodside |
Robert Aitchison
George McLane
James Clark
Statistical Account of Parish. |
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[Situation] Forming S.En [South Eastern] district of this Parish
An extensive tract of country including portions of the Parishes of Ruthwell & Cummertrees, the old name for this district was Priestwoodside, but at present it gets only "Priestside" |
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HOW CREEK |
How Creek
How Creek
How Creek |
Samuel Grierson
Robert Aitcheson
George McLane |
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[Situation] On Priestside Flow running South And forming a part of En [Eastern] Parish Boundary
A Small Stream commences in Priestside Flow, And falls into the Solway, It is Supposed that this Was formerly a Creek of the Solway. |
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ROXBURGH'S WELL |
Roseburgh Well
Roseburgh Well
Roseburgh Well
Roxburgh's |
James Scott
Samuel Armstrong
James Kelton
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061 |
[Situation] 32 chains S.E. [South East] from Ruthwell village
A small spring well coming of "Iron Ore", It takes its name from the Road which passes on its East side
See Page 87, for the Name of this Road |
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PRIESTSIDE FLOW |
Priestside Flow
Priestside Flow
Priestside Flow
Priestside Flow |
James Scott
Samuel Armstrong
James Kelton
Samuel Grierson |
061 |
[Situation] From 1/2 mile S.E. [South East] of Ruthwell village extending South,
A large tract of Moss on the farm of Priestside from which it takes its name, the property of the Earl of Mansfield |
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POW WATER |
Pow Water |
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GLASGOW AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY |
Glasgow & South Western Railway
Glasgow & South Western Railway |
Company's Sign Bord
John Muirhead
James Scott |
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[Situation] From near N'n [Northern] point of Parish running S,E,E, [East South East]
A line of rails passing thruogh this parish from Glasgow to Carlisle |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 62/5 -- trace 1
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LAIRTHAT |
Learthat
Learthat
Learthat
Lairthat
Lairthat
Lairthat
Horseclose Cottage |
George Paterson Horseclose
Estate Plan
Robert Aitchison
Johnstone's Co. [County] Map
Tombstone in Dalton churchyard
Walter Phillips, Clarencefield |
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[Situation] About 1 1/4 mile N,E,E, [North East East] from Ruthwell village
A line of Cottages lying on the Northern part of the farm of Horseclose with gardens attached
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HORSECLOSE COTTAGE |
Horseclose Cottage |
George Paterson Horseclose
Estate Plan
Robert Aitchison |
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[Situation] 1 mile N.E.E. [North East East] from Ruthwell village
A small cottage and garden Situated west of the Farm of Horseclose hence the Name |
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HORSECLOSE |
Horseclose |
George Paterson
Estate Plan
Robert Aitchison |
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[Situation] 1 mile E. [East] from Ruthwell village
A large farm Steading with out Houses and garden attached It lies about 3/4 of a Mile North East from Ruthwell Village |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 62/5 -- trace 1
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BLACK HILL |
Black Hill
Black Hill
Black Hill |
George Paterson Horseclose
Estate Plan
Robert Aitchison |
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[Situation] On En [Eastern] Parish Boundary 1 mile S,E, [South East] from Ruthwell village.
A Small hill lying East from Horseclose and close on the boundary of this Parish the Name is well [Know] in the locality |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 62/5-- trace 1
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GREENHILL PLANTATION |
Greenhill Wood
Greenhill Wood
Greenhill Wood
Greenhill Plantation |
George Paterson Horseclose
Estate Plan
Robert Aitchison
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[Situation] Adjoining Greenhill on the East,
A large Mixed Wood lying on the East corner of this Parish And on the West corner of Cummertrees |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 62/5 -- Trace 2
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LOCHAR WATER |
Lochar Water
Lochar Water
Lochar Water |
Richard Ball
David Smith
John Dickson |
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[Situation] Forming Wn [Western] Parish Boundary and running in a S.En [South Eastern] direction along Priestside Bank
A considerable stream which takes its rise in the Parish of Tinwald and flows in a southerly direction through Lochar Moss to which it gives its name and after a course of 10 mll [miles] falls into the Solway Firth |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 61.10 -- Trace 1
[signed] John Houston |
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LOCHAR WATER |
Lochar Water
Lochar Water
Lochar Water |
Richard Bell
David Fergusson
Joseph Smith |
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[Situation] Forming Nn [Northern] and Sn [Southern] Parish Boundaries
A slow running stream rising in the Parish of Tinwald and flowing in a southerly direction through Lochar moss till it falls into the solway Firth |
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BLACKSHAW BANK |
Blackshaw Bank |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 61.11 -- Trace 1
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BLACKSHAW BANK |
Blackshaw Bank
Blackshaw Bank
Blackshaw Bank |
William Chambers
Robert Chambers
Joseph Johnstone |
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[Situation] Extending from Lochar Water S.W. [South West] to low water of Solway Firth
A large track of sand dry at low water, bounded by Lochar water on the east and by the Parish of Caerlavarock on the north and extending south & west until it meets low water or Channel of the Solway Frith. |
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LOCHAR WATER |
Lochar Water
Lochar Water
Lochar Water |
William Thomson
William Dunbar
Joseph Johnstone |
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[Situation] Between Blackshaw and Priestside Bank
A Slow-running river rising near Tinwald village and flowing in a southerly direction through Lochar moss It passes the village of Bankend on the right and from thence it flows in a southeasterly direction until it falls into the Solway Firth near Brow well |
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THWAITE BURN |
Thwaite Burn
Thwaite Burn
Thwaite Burn |
David Beck
William Dunbar
James Thomson |
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[Situation] From near N.En [North Eastern] Parish Boundary South to Lochar Water
A small stream rising near the east of this Parish and flowing past the Farm of Thwaite falls into Lochar water about 1/2 a mile south west of Ruthwell Village |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 61.12 -- Trace 1
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PRIESTSIDE BANK |
Priestside Bank
Priestside Bank
Priestside Bank |
william Chambers
Robert Chambers
William Dunbar |
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[Situation] At Sn. [Southern] extremity of this Parish
A large tract of sand over which the tide flows at High water, the name is applied to the sand situated on the east of Lochar water |
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SOLWAY FIRTH |
Solway Firth
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[Situation] Washing Ruthwell Parish on the South
A large arm of the sea dividing the counties of Dumfries & KirKudbright from Cumberland and receiving several large rivers Is remarkable for its rapid running tides |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 61.12 -- Trace 1
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LADYHALL |
Ladyhall
Ladyhall
Ladyhall |
Joseph Johnstone
David Fergusson
Robert Johnstone |
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[Situation] About 3/4 mile South from Ruthwell village
A substantial Farm House with Offices Garden & Farm of land attached the Property of Lord Mansfield |
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EPPIES LAKE |
Eppie's Lake
Eppie's Lake
Eppie's Lake |
David Fergusson
Joseph Johnstone
Mrs. Underwood |
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[Situation] From 17 chains South of Ladyhall South to Lochar water
A small stream formed by the junction of several ditches and along which the tide flows at High water. The name is applied to it from the end of the bank indicated on this trace until it falls into Lochar water. It receives its name from a woman having been nearly drowned in it |
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PRIESTSIDE |
Priestside
Priestside
Priestside
Priestside
Priestwoodside |
David Fergusson
Joseph Johnstone
William Murray
Statistical Account of Ruthwell
Statistical Account of Ruthwell |
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[Situation] Forming S.En [South Eastern] district of this Parish
A name applied to a portion of country along the sea shore in the Parishes of Ruthwell & Cummertrees It is indicated on this Plan by a yellow Margin
Originally called Priestwoodside, - for brevity changed to Priestside about 50 years ago. |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 61.12 -- Trace 2
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PRIESTSIDE FLOW |
Priestside Flow
Priestside Flow
Priestside Flow |
David Fergusson
Mrs Underwood
Mathew Murray |
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[Situation] At S.En [South Eastern] extremity of Priestside district
A large tract of moss situated near the sea shore about 1/2 a mile from Ruthwell village and extending away into the Parish of Cummertrees |
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WEST UPPERTOWN |
West Uppertown
West Uppertown
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Mrs Underwood
David Fergusson
William Murray |
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[Situation] 3/4 mile nearly South from Ruthwell village
A small Farm house with offices garden & Farm of land attached |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 61.12 -- Trace 3
[Note West Uppertown Cottage, crossed out] -- This is merely the Bothy attached to W. [West] Uppertown
and altogether too insignificant to be recognised
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EAST UPPERTOWN |
East Uppertown
East Uppertown
East Uppertown |
Samuel Grierson
George Grierson
David Fergusson |
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[Situation] 1 mile S,S,E. [South South East] from Ruthwell village
A good Farm house with offices garden & Farm of land attached the property of Lord Mansfield |
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ROXBURGH'S ROAD |
Roxburgh's Road
Roxburgh's Road
Roxburgh's Road |
Samuel Grierson
Mrs Underwood
David Fergusson |
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[Situation] About 1/4 mile N,E, [North East] of Ruthwell village extending South
A Ph. [Parish] road extending from West Uppertown Cottage in a northerly direction untill it meets the Public Road at Greenfield, so called from the man who made it |
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HOW CREEK |
How Creek
How Creek Creek
The Creek |
Samuel Grierson
David Fergusson
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[Situation] From Priestside Flow running S. [South] and forming a part of Eastern Parish Boundary.
a small stream receiving the drainage of Priestside Flow and separating the Phs [Parishes] of Ruthwell and Cummertrees It flows in a direction southwards and then west untill it falls into Lochar water. The name is derived from the low tract of moss through which it flows |
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 61.12 -- Trace 3
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Parish of Ruthwell -- Plan 61.16 -- Trace 2
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SOLWAY FIRTH |
Solway Firth
Solway Firth
Solway Firth |
Travellers Guide
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[Situation] Washing Ruthwell Parish on the South
An arm of the sea that divides Dumfriesshire and the Stewartry of Kirkudbright from Cumberland It extends in an easterly direction as far as Longtown; Several large rivers flow into it Esk, Annan and Nith from Dumfriesshire alone besides a great number of other small Streams, Owing to its position the tide during the prevailance of a West Wind flows with great force, The Inhabitants of Ruthwell had a right to collect and make Salt along their shore duty free it is said there is hardly another place in Scotland had the same privelage but there has been none manufactured here for a long time, since the duty was taken of that article |
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Channel of the LOCHAR WATER |
Lochar Water Channel of
Lochar Water Channel of
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George Gunning
John Phillips |
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[Situation] On the Solway Sands.
A small river that takes its rise in the Parish of Tinwald, its general course is in a southward direction, although in some places it is very much crooked it divides several Parishes in its course and falls into the Solway Firth between the Parishes of Ruthwell and Caerlaverock its course down the Solway Sand is very variable particularly during spring tides |
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PRIESTSIDE BANK |
Priestside Bank
Priestside Bank
Priestside Bank |
David Beck
William Dunbar
John Phillips |
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[Situation] At Sn. [Southern] extremity of this Parish.
A large track of sand between high and low water situated North East of Lochar Water |
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BLACKSHAW BANK |
Blackshaw Bank
Blackshaw Bank
Blackshaw Bank |
George Gunning
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[Situation] At Sn. [Southern] extremity of this Parish between High and Low Water Mark of Solway Firth.
A large track of sand between high and low water mark, west of Lochar Water and South of Caerlaverock, It receives its name from Blackshaw a place in Caerlaverock |
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Parishes of Ruthwell and Caerlaverock -- Plans 66/15 66/3 66/4 66/8 66/11
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[stamped] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. [MANUSCRIPT] STORE -- 15 MAR [MARCH] 1898 -- SOUTHAMPTON
Co. [COUNTY] DUMFRIES
Parish of Ruthwell
Scale 26.344
PLANS -- Pages -- From -- To
56 -- 11 -- 3 -- 4
56 -- 12 -- 3 -- 4
56 -- 13 -- 5 -- 6
56 -- 14 -- 7 -- 10
56 -- 15 -- 11 -- 20
56 -- 16 -- 21 -- 26
57 -- 13 -- 27 -- 28
61 -- 1 -- 29 -- 32
61 -- 2 -- 33 -- 38
61 -- 3 -- 39 -- 46
61 -- 4 -- 47 -- 58
62 -- 1 -- 59 -- 64
61 -- 5 -- 65 -- 66
61 -- 6 -- 67 -- 72
61 -- 7 -- 73 -- 82
61 -- 8 -- 83 -- 94
62 -- 5 -- 95 -- 98
61 -- 10 -- 99 -- 100
61 -- 11 -- 101 -- 102
61 -- 12 -- 103 -- 108
61 -- 16 -- 109 -- 111
61 -- 15 -- 111 -- 112
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INDEX
Plan -- Name of Object -- Pages
61/4, -- Aiketmoor -- 47,
61/4, -- Aiket -- 56,
61/8, -- Aiket Loaning -- 91,
56/13, 56/14, -- Black Grain -- 5, 7.
56/15. -- Bowerhouses Cottage -- 14,
56/15. -- Bent Mote -- 17,
56/16, 61/4, 61/7, 61/8, -- Brow Burn -- 21, 49, 77, 83.
56/16, 61/4 -- Bellridden Wood -- 25, 49.
57/13, -- Birkhill Well -- 27.
61/1, -- Bankend Bridge -- 32.
61/3, -- Brown Hill -- 39,
61/3 -- Beech Knowe -- 45,
61/4 -- Bellridden -- 49,
62/1, -- Bogle Den -- 59,
61/7, -- Brow Well -- 77,
61/7, -- Brow -- 78.
61/8, -- Brow Plantation -- 83.
62/5, -- Black Hill -- 97,
61/8, 61/12, 61/15, 61/16, 66/3, 66/4, 66/7, 66/8, 66/11 -- Blackshaw Bank -- 89, 103, 111.
56/15, 56/16, -- Crossgills -- 19, 22
57/13, 62/1, -- Cocklicks Plantation -- 28, 62.
57/13, 62/1 -- Cat's Strand -- 28, 60
61/2, 61/3, 61/6, 61/7, -- Cockpool Moss -- 28, 44, 69, 73,
61/3, -- Comlongon Mains -- 40,
61/3, 61/4, 61/7, -- Comlongon Wood -- 40, 52, 76,
61/3, -- Comlongon Castle -- 43.
61/3, 61/7 -- Cockpool Plantation -- 45, 74,
61/3, 61/7, -- Crow Firs -- 45, 76,
61/4 -- Clarencefield -- 48,
61/4 -- Clarencefield Wood -- 48,
61/4 -- Church -- 53,
61/4 -- Churchgate -- 54,
61/4, -- Castle Inn -- 55.
62/1 -- Cocklicks -- 62,
61/5 -- Claydaubings -- 70.
61/7, -- Cockpool -- 75,
61/7, -- Cockpool Castle (Site) -- 75,
56/16. -- Denbieyett -- 23,
61/3, -- Dockridding Wood -- 44,
62/1, -- Doup -- 61,
62/1 -- Doup Braes -- 64,
61/12, -- Eppie's Lake -- 105,
61/12, -- East Uppertown -- 107.
56/16. -- Forest - Park -- 21,
61/2, -- Fir Rigg -- 37,
62/1, -- Flosh -- 63,
61/8. -- Fieldfoot -- 90,
62/5. -- Flosh Burn -- 95,
56/11, 56/15, 56/16, 61/4, 62/1, 62/5 -- Glasgow & South-Western Railway -- 3, 14, 22. 47, 63, 95
61/4 -- Glebe Cottage -- 53.
61/4, -- Greenfield -- 57,
61/8, -- George's Well -- 86,
61/8, -- Greenhill -- 87,
61/8, 62/5, -- Greenhill Plantation -- 87, 98.
56/16, 57/13, 61/4, 62/1, -- Hardgrave Burn -- 25, 27, 50, 59,
61/4, -- Hayberry -- 50,
61/4 -- Hayberry Mill -- 51,
61/4 -- Hayberry Rigg -- 51,
61/4, -- Hope Cottage -- 52,
61/8, 61/12, -- How Creek -- 92, 107,
62/5, -- Horseclose Cottage -- 96,
62/5, -- Horseclose -- 96,
56/11, 56/14, 56/15, -- KirKshiel Burn -- 3, 8, 11,
56/16, -- Kirkbeck -- 24,
56/16 ,-- Kirkstyle -- 26.
61/1, -- Kirkblain Bridge -- 29.
61/3, -- Knockhardy -- 42,
61/4, -- Kirkbeck Plantation -- 47,
61/8, -- Kirklands Loaming -- 91,
56/13, 61/1, 61/5, 61/6, 61/7, 61/8, 61/10, 61/11 61/12, 61/16, -- Lochar Water -- 5, 29, 65, 68, 81, 88, 99, 101, 103, 112
56/13, 56/14, 56/15, 61/1, 61/2, 61/3, 61/6, 61/7, 61/7, -- Lochar Moss -- 5, 7, 12, 30, 35, 44, 67, 74, 76,
56/14, 56/15, 61/2, -- Longbridge Moor -- 7, 16, 33,
56/15, -- Limekilns -- 18,
56/15, 61/3, -- Long Plantation -- 18, 42,
61/3, -- Longbridgemoor -- 39,
61/3, -- Lovers Plantation -- 41,
61/3, -- Longbridgemoor Moss -- 45,
61/8, -- Ladyhall Moss -- 90,
62/5, -- Lairthat -- 96.
61/12, -- Ladyhall -- 105,
56/16, -- Margaretsfield -- 23,
61/1, -- Merkland -- 30,
61/1, -- Merkland Cottages -- 31,
61/3, -- Mains Cottages -- 42,
61/4, -- Manse -- 53,
61/6, -- Mid Locharwoods -- 68,
61/7, -- Mathew's Mere -- 74,
56/13, 56/14, -- Newhouse -- 6, 8,
56/15, -- North Bowerhouses -- 11,
57/13, 62/1, -- Newfield Plantation -- 27, 60,
62/1, -- Newfield -- 60,
61/6, -- Nether Locharwoods -- 70,
61/6, -- Nether Locharwoods Pow -- 71,
56/15, -- Orchard Cottage -- 18,
61/5, -- Overtown -- 65,
56/11, -- Pyehills -- 4,
56/16, -- Plans -- 24,
56/16, 61/4, 62/1, -- Pow Water -- 26, 50, 64,
61/7, 61/8, 61/12, -- Priestside Bank -- 79, 84, 104,
61/8, 61/12, -- Priestside -- 91, 105,
61/8, 61/12, -- Priestside Flow -- 93, 106,
56/15,-- Roadend -- 14,
56/16, -- Ruthwell Station -- 23,
61/4, -- Runic Monument -- 56,
61/8, -- Ruthwell -- 86,
61/8, 61/12, -- Roxburgh's Road -- 87, 107,
61/8, -- Roxburgh's Well -- 93,
56/14, 56/15, -- Stragglingwath Plantation -- 7, 11,
56/15, 56/16, 61/4, -- Slethat Burn -- 14, 22, 48,
61/1, -- Stank -- 31,
61/3, 61/4, -- Shackley Shaw -- 39, 55,
61/3, 61/7, -- Seaheugh Burn -- 46, 73,
61/3, -- SKelly Brae -- 46,
61/4, -- School -- 48
62/1, -- Summerfield -- 63,
61/7, -- Stanhope -- 78,
61/7, -- Shore Cottage 78.
61/7, 61/8, 61/12, 61/15, 61/16, 66/3, 66/4, 66/7, 66/8, 66/11, -- Solway Firth -- 79, 88, 104, 101
56/16
56/16, Twathats -- 26.
56/16, 61/4, 61/8, 61/12, -- Thwaite Burn -- 21, 54, 84, 103.
61/8, -- Thwaite -- 84,
56/14, 61/2, 61/3, 61/7,
61/1, -- Upper Locharwoods -- 31,
56/14, 61/2, 61/3, 61/7, -- Willow Burn -- 9, 37, 45, 73,
56/15,-- Whittret Cairn -- 16,
61/3, -- Wildcat Knowe -- 41,
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61/4 -- Whiteclose -- 57.
61/6, -- West Cockpool -- 70.
61/8, -- Wiggan Well -- 86,
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