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Dumfriesshire volume 46
| Page | List of names as written | Various modes of spelling | Authorities for spelling | Situation | Description remarks | Continued entries/extra info | Transcriber's notes |
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| OS1/10/46/1 | TINWALD [parish] | Tinwald Tinwald Tinwald Tinweld | Walkers Map Crawford's Co. [County] Map Johnstone's Co. [County] Map Ancient Presbyterian Records | 041; 042; 049; 050 | [Situation] Between Nithsdale and Annandale and near the Centre of Dumfries-shire. The Name of this Parish has been supposed to signify the Harbour, as derived from Gaelic and also the House in the Wood, - as taken from the Saxon. "Whatever be the proper signification of the latter syllable" says the Statistical Account "perhaps the former Ting or Tin is derived from the Ting or Court of the Ancient Saxons, who at one time possessed the Country; and what under this supposition the more probable, is the existence of a Mound or Moat near the Church, which in many respects resembles one on the Isle of Man called a Ting and upon which local Courts were held until a recent period." The proper Signification therefore may be the Court in the woody district from the Saxon etymons Ting and Walda or Wealt, which is descriptive of the Parish at an early date covered as it was with wood. | ||
| OS1/10/46/1 | [Page] 1 Parish of Tinwald | ||||||
| OS1/10/46/2 | [Page] 2 [Tinwald Parish continued} The Parish of Tinwald lies doubtfully between Annandale and Nithsdale districts, but is generally considered to belong mainly to the former; none of it is within the boundaries of any other Parish neither is there a part of another Parish comprehended within its Parish Boundaries, - altho' it may at sametime be remarked that the ancient Parish of Trailflat is now united to it. See Page 3.Bounded on the North and North West by the Parish of Kirkmahoe, on the North-east by thatof Kirkmichael, on the East by Lochmaben, on the South-east by Torthorwald and on the South-west by Dumfries, its greatest length from North to South is 5 1/2 miles and its greatest breadth 4 1/3 miles, cosequently superficial area may be roughly compued at 15 square miles or 9,600, Imperial Acres ior according to Statistics of Parish 9,405. acres, whereof there may be 7,289. arable, 350 Pasture and Meadow, 119 Wood and 1647 unreclaimed land. The Hills have a gentle acclivity, which are the Northern part of a range extending S.E. [South East] through the Parishes of Torthorwald and Mouswald, admit of cultivation to the tops, the highest is about 682 feet. Lochar Moss at the west side of the Parish is oartially reclaimed into a fine meadow. There are two small pieces of water called respectively Black and Murder Loch, the latter at one time of great depth, now partially reclaimed. The chief Streams are the Water of Ae and Lochar Water, the farmer of which farms the northern Parish Boundary is a very rapid Stream and very liable to floods, is continually undermining its banks owing to the gravelly nature of its bed. There are two minor Streams respectively Park Burn and Amisfield Burn, the former tracing the Western Parish Boundary, which uniting near Lochar Briggs assume the Name of Lochar Water. The Turnpike Road from Dumfries to Moffat bisects the Parish - from S.W. [South West] to N.E. [North East] having a branch at N.E. [North East] extremity running in a N.W. [North West] direction for a short distance through Parish. No minerals abound - no manufacture of any extent is carried on, and the only one ever known was a Bleach-work, now almost extinct. Peat exists in considerable quantities and is still used by the poorer class for fuel. The Parish Church a praic barn-like edifice was built in 1763, has accommodation for 400 Sitters, but inconveniently | ||||||
| OS1/10/46/3 | [Page] 3 [Tinwald Parish continued] situate, being one mile from Southern extremity and 4 1/2 from the other. It is at present undergoing a thorough repair. The Ministers Stipend amounts to £155 13s 7d with Manse and Glebe of 17 acres, the latter valued at £35. Patrons, the Crown and Marquis of Queensberry. There are two Parish Schools, supported however chiefly from the Interest of mortifications. There are two villages or hamlets vizt. [vizelicet] Tinwald and Amisfield Town. The Parish of Tinwald anterior to the Reformation was a free parsonage within the Deanery of Nith; it now comprehends the Ancient Parish of Trailflatt, which was united to it in 1650. Trailflat was previously a Vicarage under the Monks of Kelso. The Western side of the Parish having an alluvial soil, has originated the supposition of its having been at an early age the bed of the River Nith and that the tide flowed so far inland, in support of which it is even asserted that there is yet extant an ancient Dutch Chart, having a clause somewhat to effect "that the isles of Tinwald afford the safest and most commodious harbour for shipping in Scotland", and also in confirmation of this Tradition large pieces of boats have frequently been dug up at Cullyveat, a name perhaps of dutch origin - signifying the foot of the Gully - voet foot in dutch, or perhaps it is only the Gaelic Cully & vat - a harbour for boats. The Roman Road as pointed out by locals is evidently that called by General Roy and other antiquarians the Nithsdale or Western Roman Road, all of whom merely state that it passed by Murder Loch and Lanegate. A Camp at Amisfield is generally supposed by antiquarians to be of Roman construction which Chalmers particularly notices as a small Roman Post and where as the Parish Statistical Account remarks a Cohort or two may have been occasionally kept. Five others have been traced by Examiners, but there is no authority for supposing them of Roman origin, probably they have been only hill forts or as this district was possessed by the Danes they may possibly have been constructed by them, The Camp on Parshell Hill is however by some Antiquarians attributed to British design, and possibly may have formed the counterpart to the Roman Camp at Amisfield. There is a Tower or Border Fortress sometimes called Amisfield and Elmsfield Castle, like the generality it is merely a high square tower, having very thick walls and vaulted roofs. | ||||||
| OS1/10/46/4 | [Page] 4 [Tinwald Parish continued] It is generally allowed to have been founded during the 16th Century by Sir John Charteris then Warden of the West March is chiefly remarkable as the residence of the Charteris family when James V. paid an angry visit to Sir John which subsequently led to the reduction of that - then most powerful family in the district. It is considered to be the most perfect Border Tower existing. The site of an ancient Peel belonging to the Maxwell family during Border Feuds still pointed out at a place bearing its name in that of The old Place of Tinwald. The Moat from which the Parish is supposed to derive its name is still visible near the Parish Church. Parts of the walls of the Ancient Church of Trailflat are yet visible the entire site being easily traced. It is represented in 1684as having been an excellent structure and "famed for the curious workmanship of its roof" (ceiling probably asthe roof was of --- | ||||||
| OS1/10/46/5 | BLACK LOCH | Black Loch Black Loch Black Loch Black Loch | Edward Nicholson, Moorhous William Nicholson, Moorhouse James Harper, Annfield Johnstone's Co[unty] Map | 041 | [Situation] At N.Wn. [North Western extremity of Parish about 4 miles N.N.W. [North North West] of Tinwald village A large pond in an extensive piece of moss, and on the Parish Boundary between Kirkmahoe and Tinwald, | ||
| OS1/10/46/5 | [Page] 5 Parish of Tinwald Plan 41/3 Trace 1 [Signed] James Hill Lc. Corpl RS&M [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] | ||||||
| OS1/10/46/6 | [Page] 6 [Blank page] | ||||||
| OS1/10/46/7 | BLACKLOCH BURN | Blackloch Burn Blackloch Burn Blackloch Burn | George Moor, Burnfoot James Harper, Annfield William Nicholson | 041 | [Situation] Tracing Parish Boundary on the N.N.W. [North North West] A small stream having its source in Black Loch, it flows in Easterly direction and falls into Goukstane Burn South of Burnfoot | ||
| OS1/10/46/7 | BURNFOOT | Burnfoot Burnfoot Burnfoot | George Moor James Harper William Nicholson | 041 | [Situation] At extreme N. [North] point of Parish upwards of 4 miles from Tinwald village A small cottage and gardens the property of David B. Dalziel Esq and occupied by two families | ||
| OS1/10/46/7 | GOUKSTANE BURN | Glenmaid Burn Glenmaid Burn Glenmaid Burn Goukstane Burn Goukstane Burn Goukstane Burn Goukstane Burn | James Henderson, Amisfield Lower Andrew Gillison, Amisfild Lower George Moor Johnstone's Co[unty] Map Gazr. [Gazetteer] of Scotland Crawfords Co[unty] Map Authorities in Kirkmahoe Name Book | 041 | [Situation] On Nn. [Northern] Parish Boundary A large stream flowing in an Easterly direction through this Plan This stream is locally known by the respective names of Auchengeith, Glenmaid, Gledenholm and Gussels Burn. Goukstane is the name recognised by Statisticsand maps and is known in locality also which has accordingly been adopted on the whole course of stream through Kirkmahoe | ||
| OS1/10/46/7 | [Page] 7 Parish of Tinwald Plan 41/4 Trace 1 [Signed] James Hill Lce. Corpl RS&M [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] | ||||||
| OS1/10/46/8 | WATER OF AE | Water of A.E. Water of A.E. Water of A.E. Water of Ae Water of Ae The Ae The Ae | James Henderson Andrew Gillison William Nicholson Dr. Singer's Agricultural Survey Johnstone's Co[unty] Map Gazr. [Gazetteer] of Scotland Statistics of Dumfries | 041; 042 | [Situation] Tracing for the most part N.E. [North East] Parish Boundary A large stream flowing in Southerly direction through this Plan | ||
| OS1/10/46/8 | [Page] 8 Parish of Tinwald Plan 41/4 Trace 1 [Signed] James Hill Lce. Corpl RS&M [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] | ||||||
| OS1/10/46/9 | ANNFIELD MOOR | Annfield Moor Annfield Moor Annfield Moor | James Harper, Annfield William Nicholson, Moorhouse James Henderson, Amisfield Town James Morgan | 041 | [Situation] At Wn. [Western] side of Parish 3 miles N.N.W. [North North West] of Tinwald village A large tract of moorland so called from it being on the farm of Annfield | ||
| OS1/10/46/9 | BLACK LOCH | Black Loch Black Loch Black Loch Black Loch | James Harper William Nicholson James Henderson James Morgan Johnstone's Co[unty] Map | 041 | [Situation] At N.Wn. [North Western] extremity of Parish about 4 miles N.N.W. [North North West]of Tinwald village A large pond situated at the north of Annfield Moor | ||
| OS1/10/46/9 | PARK BURN | Park Burn Park Burn Glenae Burn | Andrew Gillison, Amisfield Town Janes Henderson James Harper | 041; 049 | [Situation] Partially tracing Wn. [Western] Boundary. A small stream having its source in the Parish of Kirkmahoe it flows along and forms part of the Parish Boundary between Kirkmahoe and Tinwald, it bears this name until it joins Lochar Water at Lochar Bridge. | ||
| OS1/10/46/9 | [Page] 9 Parish of Tinwald Plan 41/7 Trace 1 [Signed] Samuel S Hill Lce. Corpl RS&M [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] | ||||||
| OS1/10/46/10 | RORIE HILL | Rorie Hill Rorie Hill Rorie Hill Rorie Hill Rorie Hill Rowntree | William Nicholson Edward Nicholson James Harper James Nicholson William Morgan Johnstone's Co[unty] Map | 041 | [Situation] About 2 3/4 miles N.N.W. of Tinwald village A small Hill situated on the farm of Rorr (hence the name) | ||
| OS1/10/46/10 | THE HEIGHT | Height Height Height | William Nicholson Edward Nicholson James Harper | 041 | [Situation] About 2 3/4 N.N.W. [North North West] of Tinwald village. A small Hill having its name from it being the heighest point on the farm | ||
| OS1/10/46/10 | [Page] 10 Parish of Tinwald Plan 41/7 Trace 2 [Signed] Samuel S Hill Lce. Corpl RS&M [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] | ||||||
| OS1/10/46/11 | AE BRIDGEND | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/11 | WATER OF AE | 041; 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/11 | WATER OF AE BRIDGE | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/12 | RORIE | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/12 | SMITHTOWN MOSS | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/13 | AE BANK | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/13 | FULTON | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/14 | AUCHENFLOWERHILL | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/14 | DALRUSCAN | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/14 | DALRUSCAN PLANTATION | 041; 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/15 | HUNTHILL | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/15 | HUNTHILL MOOR | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/16 | FULTON MOOR | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/16 | FULTON MOSS | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/17 | WATER OF AE | 041; 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/18 | CARSE OF AE | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/19 | LAMBHOLM FORD | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/21 | CARSE PLANTATION | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/21 | UNDER CARSE | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/22 | LAKE BURN | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/22 | MILL-LAND | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/23 | AMISFIELD MOOR | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/23 | ANNFIELD | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/23 | ANNFIELD MOOR | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/23 | REYNARD BRAE | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/24 | GLENAE | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/24 | GLENAE MAINS | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/24 | ORCHARD WALLS | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/26 | EAST WOOD | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/26 | HECKET HILL | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/26 | LONG WOOD | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/26 | PARK BURN | 041; 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/27 | Remains of Supposed FORT [Annfield] | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/29 | Remains of Supposed FORT [Annfield] | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/30 | SMITHTOWN MOSS | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/31 | BRICKFIELD | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/31 | DALRUSCAN PLANTATION | 041; 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/31 | JOHNSFIELD MOSS | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/32 | JOHNSFIELD | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/33 | EAST WOOD | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/35 | BLAIRHALL BURN | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/35 | OLD ANNFIELD | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/36 | MUIRHEAD | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/36 | WEST LANEGATE | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/37 | RED CLEUCH | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/37 | WALLACE'S THORN | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/39 | ROMAN ROAD [Tinwald parish] | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/40 | AMISFIELD BURN | 041; 042; 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/41 | AMISFIELD MOOR | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/41 | LANEGATE ROAD | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/43 | CARSE PLANTATION | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/43 | DALRUSCAN PLANTATION | 041; 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/44 | NORTH COWSHAW PLANTATION | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/45 | NORTH COWSHAW COTTAGE | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/46 | ROMAN ROAD [Tinwald parish] | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/47 | MURDER LOCH | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/48 | LOCH BURN | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/48 | NORTH COWSHAW | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/48 | I found NORTH COWSHAW erroneously assigned to Dumfriesshire Volume 44 Page 48 - should have been Volume 46 page 48 (here). I created the table entry in this volume but have not transcribed further. | ||||||
| OS1/10/46/49 | WOOD HILL | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/50 | TINWALD MILL | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/51 | CAT CLEUCH | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/51 | SHIELHILL | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/52 | DALFIBBLE FORD | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/53 | WOODHEAD | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/54 | AMISFIELD BURN | 041; 042; 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/55 | BARRSHELL WOOD | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/55 | EAST LANEGATE | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/56 | COWSHAW COTTAGES | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/57 | SOUTH COWSHAW | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/58 | PINNACLE HILL | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/59 | FORT [Pinnacle Hill] | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/60 | COWSHAW STAND | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/62 | TRAILFLAT | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/63 | AUNTY'S KNOWE | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/63 | CUDDY'S COURSE | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/63 | PINNACLE HILL | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/64 | HOLY WELL [Pinnacle Hill] | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/64 | THE FOX COVER | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/65 | HOLYWELL WOOD | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/67 | BELZIES | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/67 | SHEEPCOT HILL | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/68 | KENEAN HILL | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/68 | ROSE KNOWE | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/68 | TAM'S KNOWE | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/69 | BELZIES KNOWE | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/71 | AARON'S WELL | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/71 | MOSES' WELL | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/73 | ROMAN CAMP [Amisfield] | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/74 | TOWER [Amisfield] | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/75 | BLAIRHALL ROAD | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/77 | PARK BURN | 041; 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/77 | PARKBURN | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/77 | PARKBURN BRIDGE | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/78 | ROMAN CAMP [Amisfield] | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/79 | AMISFIELD | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/79 | TOWER [Amisfield] | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/80 | Site of CHAPEL [Amisfield] | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/81 | HAZELRIGG | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/83 | BLAIRHALL BURN | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/83 | LAWRIDDING | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/83 | ROMAN ROAD [Tinwald parish] | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/84 | TINWALD ISLE | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/85 | AMISFIELD MOOR | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/85 | HARDBUSH | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/85 | LANEGATE ROAD | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/86 | BARR COTTAGE | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/86 | BARR COVER | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/86 | MOORFOOT | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/87 | AMISFIELD BURN | 041; 042; 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/88 | BARR HILL | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/88 | BARRSHELL HILL | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/89 | CAMP [Barrshell Hill] | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/90 | OLD HAZELRIGG | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/90 | OLD LAWRIGGING | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/90 | ROBERTLAND | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/91 | DAM BANK | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/91 | SCHOOL [nr Amisfield Tower] | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/91 | WALLTREEBURN | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/92 | AMISFIELD TOWN | 041; 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/92 | BARR SHAW | 041; 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/92 | DELVEN BRAE | 041; 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/93 | AUCHENLADDER | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/94 | DAMHEAD | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/94 | HILLHEAD | 041 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/95 | HIGH AUCHNANE | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/95 | SCHOOL [nr High Auchnane] | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/95 | SOUTH COWSHAW | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/96 | BARRSHELL | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/96 | LAIGH AUCHNANE | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/98 | BARRSHELL WOOD | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/98 | HIGHAUCHNANE HILL | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/99 | TOMSHIEL | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/99 | WHITE HILL | 042; 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/99 | WHITEHILL MOSS | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/100 | BLACK HILL | 042; 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/100 | FORT (Remains of) [White Hill] | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/101 | BESSY MOSS | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/103 | BOGHALL | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/103 | BRUNTSHIELS | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/104 | BRUNTSHIELS HILL | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/105 | DUCHESS' ROAD | 042; 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/105 | LONG PLANTATION | 042; 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/105 | PUMPLANDBURN | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/106 | AMISFIELD BURN | 041; 042; 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/106 | FERNYCLEUCH MOOR | 042; 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/107 | PUMPLAND BURN | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/109 | ROUND PLANTATION | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/110 | WHITE HILL | 042; 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/111 | BANKHEAD LINN | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/111 | BANKHEAD SHAW | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/112 | BANKHEAD | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/112 | TRAILFLAT CHURCH (Remains of) | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/114 | ARTHUR'S STONE | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/114 | TIPPERWHIPPY | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/115 | SLACKS | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/116 | ROMAN ROAD [Tinwald parish] | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/116 | SLACKS BANK | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/117 | BANKHEAD MOSS | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/119 | HUGH'S KNOWE | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/119 | Site of FORT [Slacks] | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/120 | BLIND LOCHS | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/120 | TOLL COURSE | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/121 | BANKHEAD MOOR | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/121 | WHITE HILL | 042; 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/122 | HUNTERHOUSE PLANTATION | 042; 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/122 | SKIPMIRE MOOR | 042; 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/123 | HUNTERHOUSE MOOR | 042; 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/125 | HUNTERHOUSE BURN | 042; 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/127 | HUNTERHOUSE MOSS | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/128 | HOSPITAL RIG | 042; 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/128 | LONG ISLES | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/129 | HOLEHOUSE | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/129 | PARK BURN | 041; 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/131 | DELVENBRAE | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/131 | LOW ROAD | 049; 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/131 | TINWALD [village] | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/132 | HIGH ROAD | 049; 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/133 | AMISFIELD BRIDGE | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/133 | AMISFIELD TOWNFOOT | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/134 | AMISFIELD BURN | 041; 042; 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/134 | SANDYKNOWE | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/135 | BOG WELL | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/136 | AMISFIELD TOWN | 041; 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/137 | BRAEHEAD WELL | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/137 | DELVEN BRAE | 041; 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/137 | DELVEN COTTAGE | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/138 | BARR | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/138 | BARR SHAW | 041; 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/138 | PIE KNOWES | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/139 | COTLAND LINN | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/139 | COTLANDHILL | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/140 | LOANINGHEAD | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/140 | TOWNHEAD [farm] | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/141 | COUPLAND'S WELL | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/141 | LAMB KNOWE | 006 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/142 | KIRK BANK | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/142 | KIRKLAND BURN | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/143 | LOANINGHEAD HILL | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/144 | SMIDHOLM | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/144 | THE MANSE [Tinwald] | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/145 | OLD MANSE [Tinwald] | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/146 | KIRK BRAE | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/146 | TINKER'S CORNER | 049 | A small corner of Roug [...] [Rough] Ground Situated betwe [...] [between] Amisfield Burn & the Ed [...] [Edinburgh] & Dumfries Road, frequ [...] [frequently] occupied by Tinkers, h [...] [hence] the name | ||||
| OS1/10/46/147 | LOCHAR BRIGGS | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/147 | LOCHAR WATER | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/148 | CULLYVEAT | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/148 | ROUND LOCH | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/149 | LOCHAR MOSS | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/149 | PARK BURN | 041; 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/150 | KIRKLAND | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/151 | CHURCH [Tinwald] | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/151 | MARTYR'S MONUMENT [Tinwald Churchyard] | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/152 | MOAT [Tinwald] | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/153 | KIRKLAND BRIDGE | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/153 | SAINT'S WELL | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/153 | TOWNHEAD [cottages] | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/154 | TINWALD COTTAGE | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/155 | CROCHMADE ROAD | 049; 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/155 | TINWALD SHAWS | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/157 | GALLGREEN (Ruins) | 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/157 | HIGH DAM | 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/157 | SHAWS HILL | 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/158 | BACK HILL | 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/158 | BLACK HILL | 042; 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/158 | FERNYCLEUCH MOOR | 042; 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/158 | MOSS LOCH | 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/159 | ROUND PLANTATION | 042 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/159 | SKIPMIRE COTTAGES | 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/160 | SKIPMIRE MOOR | 042; 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/161 | DUCHESS' ROAD | 042; 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/161 | GALL MOSS | 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/161 | LONG PLANTATION | 042; 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/163 | CROCHMADE | 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/163 | SKIPMIRE | 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/165 | SIDE BURN | 050; 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/165 | SIDE LINN | 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/167 | CROCHMADE ROAD | 049; 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/167 | FERNYCLEUCH | 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/169 | SKIPMIRE MOOR | 042; 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/169 | WHITE HILL | 042; 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/170 | HUNTERHOUSE MOOR | 042; 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/170 | HUNTERHOUSE PLANTATION | 042; 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/171 | HUNTERHOUSE BURN | 042; 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/173 | HUNTERHOUSE | 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/175 | OLD BURYING GROUND [nr Hunterhouse] | 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/177 | HOSPITAL RIG | 042; 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/177 | NEWMAINS MOSS | 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/178 | HUNTERHOUSE LODGE | 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/178 | TOD KNOWES | 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/179 | SKIPMIRE | 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/181 | SKIPMIRE MOSS | 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/182 | BURNSIDE | 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/183 | DEWS HOLE | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/183 | THE PACKMAN'S HOLLOW | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/184 | LOCHAR WATER (New Cut) | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/184 | OLD PLACE | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/185 | LOCHAR WATER (Old Course) | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/186 | TINWALD PARK | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/187 | HIGH ROAD | 049; 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/187 | LOVERS' WALK | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/187 | LOW ROAD | 049; 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/188 | TINWALDHOUSE MOSS | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/189 | THE MANSE MOSS | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/189 | TINWALD PLACE (Site of) | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/191 | SIDE BURN | 050; 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/191 | SIDE-OF-TINWALD | 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/192 | NANNY STOTT'S WELL | 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/192 | TINWALD HOUSE | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/193 | HIGH ROAD | 049; 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/193 | SIDE BRIDGE | 050 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/195 | LOCHAR WATER (New Cut) | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/195 | TINWALD ISLE | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/196 | LOCHAR WATER (Old Course) | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/197 | ISLE MOSS | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/197 | THE MANSE MOSS | 049 | |||||
| OS1/10/46/197 | TINWALDHOUSE MOSS | 049 | |||||