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Red Burn |
Red Burn
Red Burn
Red Burn |
Mr J. Liddell Factor
Mr J Cunningham
A Smollett Esqr |
013 |
This burn gathers on the West Side of Cockhill Muir and flows in a General North direction to its junction with the Fruin Water in Luss parish it also forms the parish boundary from Cockhill Muir to the lands of Wester Auchindennan |
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Wester Auchindennan |
Wester Auchindennan
Wester Auchindennan
Wester Auchindennan |
Mr J. Liddell Factor
James McKenzie Esqr
A Smollett |
013 |
A farm steading the property of Mr Buchanan now occupied by James McKenzie of Auchinheglish. |
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Redhouse Public House |
Redhouse Redhouse Redhouse |
Mr J. Liddell Factor
Mr McCallum
Walter Smith Inspector of Poor |
013 |
A public house So called near Arden the property of Mr Buchanan now occupied by J Cunningham |
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Arden Cottage |
Arden Cottage Arden Cottage Arden Cottage |
Mr J. Liddell occr [occupier]
Mr J. Cunningham
Walter Smith |
013 |
A Cottage and Garden the property of Mr Buchanan now occupied by J Liddell Factor. |
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Arden |
Arden
Arden
Arden |
Valuation Roll
Walter Smith
J. Liddell Factor |
013 |
A Superior dwellinghouse with Garden Plantation and Ornamental Ground attached the property of Mr Buchanan now occupied by Mr James Lumsden. |
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Cockhill Muir |
Cockhill Muir Cockhill Muir Cockhill Muir |
Mr J. Liddell
John McIntyre
Mr Gavan Marshall |
017 |
This Muir is the property of Captn [Captain] R. Buchanan it is bounded on the West by the parish Boundary On the South by Darleith Muir And on the East by Auchendennan Muir. |
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Redburn Plantation |
Redburn Plantation
Redburn Plantation
Redburn Plantation |
Mr J Liddell Factor
John McIntyre
Gavan Marshall |
017 |
An extensive plantation of forest and fir trees adjoining the Red Burn having a steep bank throughout its entire length Mr Buchanan Propr. [Proprietor] |
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Auchindennan Cottage |
Auchindennan Cottage
Auchindennan Cottage
Auchindennan Cottage |
Mr J Liddell
Gavan Marshall
John McIntyre |
017 |
This Cottage is So Called the property of Mr Buchanan and occuped by a servant of the proprietor. |
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Auchindennan |
Auchindennan Auchindennan Auchindennan |
Valuation Roll
William Campbell Junr. [Junior]
Walter Smith |
017 |
A dwellinghouse with extensive offices and Gardens attached the property of William Campbell Senr. [Senior] now occupied by Gavan Marshall |
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Auchinheglish |
Auchinheglish Auchinheglish Auchinheglish Auchineglish |
James MacKenzie Propr [Proprietor]
William Campbell Junr. [Junior]
Walter Smith
Valuation Roll |
017 |
A Superior dwellinghouse of modern erection adjoining Loch Lomond with Ornamental ground and garden attached the property of and occupied by James Mackenzie Esqr. |
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Site of CHAPEL [Auchinheglish] |
Site of Chapel |
Mr J Liddell Factor
William Campbell Junr. [Junior]
James Mackenzie
James Jamieson
New Stat: [Statistical] Acct: [Account] |
017 |
About 10 chains N.E. [North East] from Auchinheglish in Loch Lomond is a metal pole or flagstall considered by the Authorities quoted to mark the Site of a Roman Catholic Chapel. James Jamieson and William Campbell Junr. [Junior] states that when the water is low in Summer time some portion of the ruins is discernable.
This object appears on the 6 inch Plan of Loch Lomond. |
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Parish of Bonhill
Apocryphal. See
The statement of a correspondent
quoted in the New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] of
Bonhill Ph. [Parish]
JB
Major
"At Auchinheglish, on the lands of Auchindenanrie,
was an old burying ground which was used within the
last century. It probably belonged to a place of
worship which gave name to the field, and the ruins
of which are pointed out when the lake is low, at a
short distance from the shore, having been
overflowed by the gradual encroachment of the water."
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Site of Burial Ground |
Site of Burial Ground
Site of Burial Ground
Site of Burial Ground
Site of Burial Ground |
James Mackenzie Esqr.
William Campbell Junr. [Junior]
Mr J Liddell Factor James Jamieson Gardener
New Stat: Acct: [Statistical Account] |
017 |
The Site of this burial ground is well known in the locality. Very recently while making improvements from the Lodge to Auchinheglish Several Stone Coffins and Skeletons with quantities of human bones were dug up it is is generally considered in the neighbourhood that the burial ground in question was connected with a Roman place of worship adjoining. See Description of Chapel. |
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Cock Hill |
Cock Hill
Cock Hill
Cock Hill
Gowk Hill |
Mr J Liddell Factor
John McIntyre
Gavan Marshall
R D Mackenzie Factor |
017 |
A conspicuous Hill on the western side of the Parish the property of Captn. [Captain] R Buchanan at present occupied by John McIntyre. |
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Cockhill Plantation |
Cockhill Plantation
Cockhill Plantation
Cockhill Plantation |
Mr J Liddell
John McIntyre
Gavan Marshall |
017 |
A plantation chiefly Fir on the East Side of Cock Hill Captn. [Captain] R Buchanan Propr. [Proprietor] |
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Cockhill |
Cockhill
Cockhill
Cockhill |
Mr J Liddell
John McIntyre
Gavan Marshall |
017 |
A farmsteading the property of Captn. [Captain] R Buchanan now occupied by John McIntyre. |
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Parish of Bonhill
[Below entry for Cock Hill:]
[ ]k Hill is the popular
[ ] of pronunciation
[Below entry for Cockhill:]
[The] occupier states that
[the] proprietor will not
[cred]it the name Gowkhill |
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Auchindennan Muir |
Auchindennan Muir
Auchindennan Muir
Auchindennan Muir |
William Campbell Junr. [Junior]
Gavan Marshall occr. [occupier]
Mr J Liddell Factor |
017 |
This Muir is bounded on the West by Cockhill Muir on the South by Darleith Muir and on the East by Cameron plantation the property of William Campbell Senr. [Senior] and occupied by Gavan Marshall. |
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Muirmailin |
Muirmailin
Muirmailin
Muirmailin |
William Campbell Junr. [Junior]
Gavan Marshall
John McIntyre |
017 |
This place So Called was formerly a dwellinghouse but is now used as a place for Cattle Gavan Marshall occupier. |
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Belretiro |
Belretiro
Belretiro
Belretiro |
William Campbell Junr. [Junior]
A Smollett Esqr.
Valuation Roll |
017 |
A Superior dwellinghouse with plantation garden and ornamental ground attached the property of and occupied by James Cochrane. |
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Cameron Home Farm |
Cameron Home Farm
Cameron Home Farm
Cameron Home Farm |
A. Smollett Esqr.
William Campbell Junr. [Junior]
Gavan Marshall |
017 |
Extensive Offices and dwellinghouse connected with Cameron A Smollett Esqr. Proprietor and occupier. |
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Darleith Muir |
Darleith Muir
Darleith Muir
Darleith Muir |
A B Yuill Esqr.
Mr J Liddell
Alexander McAuly |
017 |
An extensive Muir the property of A B Yuille Esqr. and is bounded on the west by the Parish by. [boundary] on the north by Cockhill Muir and Auchindennan Muir on the NE [North East] by Stoneymullin Muir and on the East by plantations |
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Killeter |
Killeter
Killeter
Killeter |
J. Donaldson, Prop. [Proprietor]
Mr McAuly, Darleith
Mr Calder, Colgrain |
017 |
Described in Name Sheet of 17/7 Cardross Parish |
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Cameron Plantation |
Cameron Plantation |
A Smollett Esqr. Propr. [Proprietor]
William Campbell Junr. [Junior]
Mr Wilson Road Surveyor |
017 |
A very extensive Fir Plantation So Called the property of and occupied by A Smollett. |
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Roundhill |
Roundhill
Roundhill
Roundhill |
A Smollett Esqr
John McGregor Steward
Gavan Marshall |
017 |
An artificial Mound a short distance South of Cameron Home Farm Considered to be an Ancient Tumuli nothing however has been discovered at or about the place to lead to its supposed Origin. |
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Stoneymollan Muir |
Stoneymollan Muir |
Mr W Liddell Factor
Robert Gardiner Occr [Occupier]
R D MacKenzie |
017 |
A small tract of Muirland So Called South Side of Cameron Plantation extending from the Site of Cross Stone Eastward to the cultivated ground Captn [Captain] Buchanan Propr. [Proprietor] |
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Cross Stone |
Site of Cross Stone
Site of Cross Stone
Site of Cross Stone
Site of Cross Stone |
A Smollett Esqr.
William Campbell Junr. [Junior]
Mr J Liddell Factor
R. D MacKenzie Factor |
017 |
A Stone Cross Stood here about 12 years ago which was popularly known by the name supplied the basement Stone is still to be seen and is about 4 feet long by 2 broad the origin of the Cross is doubtful as to its identity with the Roman Catholic Creed or as a Signal post or Telegraph Station connected with Stirling and Greenock |
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Cross Stone Well |
Cross Stone Well |
A Smollett Esqr
William Campbell Junr. [Junior]
Mr Liddell |
017 |
A Spring well about 7 chains East of Cross Stone.
The traditionary account of this well is that it was used in connection with Cross Stone for Baptism and other holy purposes. |
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Tumuli |
Tumuli
Tumuli
Tumuli
Tumuli |
Mr A Smollett
Mr William Campbell Junr. [Junior]
John McGregor
New Stat: Acct. [Statistical Account] |
017 |
This tumuli or ancient burying place is near the East end of Cameron plantation it is about 300 links long and 130 links broad the line of graves numbers about 25 in two unfinished rows and on the North Side of the Space an immens quantity of Small loose Stones are Collected the Origin of this place is not known. |
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Parish of Bonhill
"There is a collection of Ancient tumuli on the high lands
of Sommer (Cameron ?) on the edge of the moor, which
has of late years been planted with birch and Scotch
firs; the graves of which there may be from twenty to
twenty-five, within an oblong of 200 feet by 60, are of
the usual description, formed by rude and undressed
stones, The covers have been mostly removed or destroyed,
Some forty or forty-five years ago [from 1840], an investigation
of these having been made, bones and stone arrow-heads were
discovered in them,"
New Stat: [Statistical] Acct: [Account] |
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Tullichewan Muir |
Tullichewan Muir Tullichewan Muir Tullichewan Muir |
William Campbell Junr. [Junior]
Robert Gardiner
Walter Smith |
017 |
A small elevated tract of Muirland about 12 Chains South of Stoneymollan Muir planted on the West and East Sides and Bounded on the South by Bromley Muir. William Campbell Senr. [Senior] Propr. [Proprietor] |
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Cross Stone Road |
Cross Stone Road Cross Stone Road
Cross Stone Road |
A Smollett Esqr.
William Campbell Junr. [Junior]
Mr Wilson Road Surveyor |
017 |
This parish road derived its name from a Stone Cross which stood about Midway on the Muir between Darleith and Tullichewan it is considered the oldest road in this part of the County. Name applies from Darleith to Turnpike road from Alexandria to Luss near Tullichewan. |
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Geilston Burn |
Geilston Burn |
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Described and authorities quoted in Name Book of Cardross Parish |
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Parish of Bonhill |
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Darleith House |
Darleith House Darleith House Darleith House |
Estate Map
Valuation Roll
Walter Smith Inspector |
017 |
A neat dwelling house with extensive offices garden and ornamental ground attached the property of and occupied by A B Yuille |
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Milholm |
Millholm
Millholm
Millholm |
A B Yuille Propr [Proprietor]
Mr Gilfillan occr. [occupier]
Walter Smith |
017 |
A Cottage with gardens Attached the property of A B Yuille now occupied by A. Gilfillan |
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Blackthird |
Blackthird
Blackthird
Blackthird |
Valuation Roll
Walter Smith Inspector of Poor
Alexander McAulay |
017 |
A dwellinghouse with offices the property of A B Yuille now occupied by Alexander McAulay. |
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Overton |
Overton
Overton
Overton |
Mr Yuille Propr [Proprietor]
Walter Smith
James Michie occr [occupier] |
017 |
This Small Cottage is the property of A B Yuille Esqr. and occupied by James Michie Gamekeeper. |
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Drumfairn |
Drumfairn
Drumfairn
Drumfairn |
Estate Map
Mr Yuille Propr [Proprietor]
Walter Smith |
017 |
A farm steading So Called the property of and occupied by A B Yuille Esqr. |
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Garmore |
Garmore
Garmore
Garmore |
Valuation Roll
Mr Yuille Propr. [Proprietor]
Walter Smith |
017 |
A dwellinghouse with offices the property of A B Yuille Esqr. now occupied by John Howatt. |
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Burn of Balloch |
Burn of Balloch
Burn of Balloch
Burn of Balloch |
A J D Brown Esqr
Mr Wilson Road Surveyor
Mr Thomson |
018 |
A Stream So Called forming a portion of parish boundary between Kilmaronock and Bonhill name applies from its junction with Loch Lomond to the parish Road leading from Boturich to Alexandria |
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Over Balloch |
Over Balloch
Over Balloch
Over Balloch |
A J D Brown Esqr Propr [Proprietor]
John Pollock occr [occupier]
Mr Wilson Road Surveyor |
018 |
A farmsteading the property of A J D Brown Esqr. now in the occupation of John Pollock |
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Loch Lomond |
"Loch Lomond" |
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Described and Authorities quoted in the Name Book of the 6 inch Plans of the "Loch" |
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Cameron |
Cameron
Cameron
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Valuation Roll
A Smollett Esqr Propr [Proprietor]
Walter Smith Inspector |
018 |
A superior dwellinghouse on the shore of Loch Lomond having extensive plantations Garden and ornamental ground attached the property of and occupied by A Smollett |
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Site of Castle |
Site of Castle
Site of Castle
Site of Castle
Site of Castle |
A J D Brown Esqr
David Hill overseer
Mr Wilson Road Surveyor
New Stat: Acct. [Statistical Account] |
018 |
The site of this Castle formerly the residence of the Lennox family is about 24 chains S W [South West] of Balloch Castle having the remains of a Moat or ditch still traceable, its site is well known in the locality. |
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Parish of Bonhill
The Castle of Belach (or Balloch) was the early seat of the
Lennox family and their charters are dated from thence
in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, before they resided at
Inchmurrin. The site is still marked by the fosse but
no remains of building have been seen in our time." New Stat [Statistical] Acct [Account] |
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BALLOCH CASTLE |
Balloch Castle
Balloch Castle
Balloch Castle |
Valuation Roll
A J D Brown Propr. [Proprietor]
Walter Smith |
018 |
This Residence So Called is erected in the Castle style of Architecture having extensive Ornamental ground gardens and Offices attached the property of and occupied by A J D Brown. |
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BALLOCH COTTAGES |
Balloch Cottages
Balloch Cottages
Balloch Cottages |
A J D Brown Propr [Proprietor]
David Hill
Mr Thomson |
018 |
Two Cottages near Lodge entrance to Balloch Castle named as Supplied the property of A J D Brown and occupied by the proprietors servants. |
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LOCH LOMOND |
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Described, and Authorities quoted in Name Book of Loch Lomond with its Islands. |
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Parish of Bonhill
[Below entry for Balloch Castle:]
"Bealach, A defile, A passage, the passage
or gorge of a mountain" Gael. [Gaelic]
Balladh, or Balla, (G.) [Gaelic] A wall, a rampart. |
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PADDY'S CASTLE |
Paddy's Castle
Paddy's Castle
Paddy's Castle |
Mrs. M Kippen Proprss [Proprietress]
Walter Smith Inspector
William Cairns occupier |
018 |
A two story dwellinghouse generally occupied by Irish workmen Mrs Marianne Kippen proprietress |
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BALLAGAN |
Ballagan
Ballagan
Ballagan |
Valuation Roll
Mrs M Kippen
Walter Smith Inspector |
018 |
A dwellinghouse with Offices in good repair the property of Mrs. M Kippen now occupied by Thomas Meikle |
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WESTERTON HOUSE |
Westerton House
Westerton House
Westerton House |
Valuation Roll
Mrs M Kippen
Walter Smith |
018 |
A neat dwellinghouse with garden Ornamental ground and plantation attached the property and occupied by Mrs. Marianne Kippen |
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HAWTHORN PLACE |
Hawthorn Place
Hawthorn Place
Hawthorn Place |
Name Plate
Mrs. M Kippen Proprss. [Proprietress]
Walter Smith Inspector |
018 |
Two dwellings So Called one of which is a public house the property of Mrs. Kippen & occupied by J McMorton and others |
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BALLAGAN MILL |
Ballagan Mill
Ballagan Mill
Ballagan Mill |
Valuation Roll
Walter Smith Inspector
James Campbell |
018 |
A Mill for Cutting and dressing Stones named as Supplied the property and occupied by James Campbells Heirs |
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UPPER LEDERISHBEG |
Upper Lederishbeg
Upper Lederishbeg
Upper Lederishbeg |
A J D Brown Propr. [Proprietor]
Mr Wilson Road Surveyor
Walter Smith |
018 |
This farmsteading is the property of A J D Brown Esqr. now in the occupation of Archibald McKinlay |
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LOWER LEDERISHBEG |
Lower Lederishbeg
Lower Lederishbeg
Lower Lederishbeg |
A J D Brown Propr [Proprietor]
Mr Wilson Road Surveyor
Walter Smith (Inspector) |
018 |
A dwellinghouse with Offices the property of A J D Brown now occupied by John Ritchie. |
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BLAIRHOSH |
Blairhosh
Blairhosh
Blairhosh |
Valuation Roll
Mrs M Kippen Proptress [Proprietress]
Walter Smith (Inspector) |
018 |
A dwellinghouse with Offices the property of Mrs. M Kippen now occupied by John Wotherspoon. |
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WESTERTON |
Westerton
Westerton
Westerton |
Valuation Roll
Mrs M Kippen
Walter Smith |
018 |
A farm or home Steading So Called the property of and occupied by Mrs M Kippen |
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FORTH AND CLYDE JUNCTION RAILWAY |
Forth and Clyde Junction Railway
Forth and Clyde Junction Railway
Forth and Clyde Junction Railway |
Bills of Company
Mr Bilsland Station Master
R D MacKenzie Factor |
018 |
A line of Railway So Called for the Conveyance of passengers and Minerals from Stirling to Balloch |
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BALLOCH PIER |
Balloch Pier
Balloch Pier
Balloch Pier |
Thomas Robertson Pier Master
Mr Mitchell Balloch Hotel
John McMurray S [Station] Master |
018 |
This Pier is erected in Loch lomond and is also the Terminus of the Caledonian & Dumbartonshire Junction Railway |
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DRUMKINNAN |
Drumkinnan
Drumkinnan
Drumkinnan |
R D MacKenzie Factor
Mr William Campbell Junr. [Junior]
Mr Smollett |
018 |
An old farmsteading the property of Captn [Captain] R Buchanan now occupied by William Campbell. |
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TULLICHEWAN COTTAGES |
Tullichewan Cottages
Tullichewan Cottages
Tullichewan Cottages |
William Campbell Junr. [Junior]
Walter Howatt occr [occupier]
Walter Smith |
018 |
Two Cottages at the North end of the Crosstone Road the property of William Campbell Senr. [Senior] of Tullichewan Castle now occupied by Walter Howatt and others. |
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Junction Railway..........................}
River Leven .................................} described in N. [Name] Sheets of 10 ft [foot] Plans |
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BALLOCH STATION |
Balloch Station
Balloch Station
Balloch Station |
Bills of Company
John McMurray (S. M. [Station Master])
William Campbell Junr. [Junior] |
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A railway Station near the banks of Loch Lomond on the Caledonian & Dumbartonshire Junction Railway. |
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SUSPENSION BRIDGE [Balloch] |
Balloch Bridge
Balloch Bridge
Balloch Bridge |
Mr Mitchell Lessee
William Campbell Junr .[Junior]
Walter Smith |
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An Iron Suspension bridge So Called across the River Leven on which tolls are payable Sir James Colquhoun is proprietor Mr. Mitchell Tacksman |
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HOTEL [Balloch] |
Balloch Hotel
Balloch Hotel
Balloch Hotel |
Sign Board
Mr Mitchell occr [occupier]
William Campbell Junr. [Junior] |
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A first class Hotel the property of Sir James Colquhoun occupied by Mr J Mitchell |
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BALLOCH |
Balloch
Balloch
Balloch |
Mr Brown
Mr J Mitchell
William Campbell Junr [Junior] |
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A few dwellinghouses named as Supplied near Balloch Hotel |
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Parish of Bonhill |
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STONEYMOLLAN |
Stoneymollan
Stoneymollan
Stoneymollan
Stoneymullin |
R D MacKenzie Factor
W Liddell Factor
Robert Hamilton occr. [occupier]
Valuation Roll |
018 |
A farm steading the property of Captn [Captain] R Buchanan now occupied by Robert Hamilton and Robert Gardiner. |
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THE DAIRY [Tullichewan Castle] |
The Dairy
The Dairy
The Dairy |
William Campbell Junr [Junior]
Robert Hamilton
Walter Smith |
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The Dairy Connected with Tullichewan Castle Mr William Campbell Senr. [Senior] Propr. [Proprietor] |
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DALVAIT COTTAGE |
Dalvait Cottage
Dalvait Cottage
Dalvait Cottage |
Mr J. Nairn Propr [Proprietor]
Walter Smith
Mr Roxburgh (Manager) |
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A neat Cottage the property of and occupied by John Nairn. |
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Parish of Bonhill |
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WOODBANK |
Woodbank
Woodbank
Woodbank |
Valuation Roll
William Campbell Junr. [Junior]
Walter Smith |
018 |
A neat dwelling house with ornamental ground attached the property of and occupied by William Campbell Junr. [Junior] |
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HOME FARM |
Home Farm
Home Farm
Home Farm |
Valuation Roll
William Campbell Junr. [Junior]
Walter Smith |
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This farm steading with Saw Mill attached is the property of William Campbell Senr. [Senior] now occupied by Robert Hamilton |
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TULLICHEWAN CASTLE |
Tullichewan Castle
Tullichewan Castle
Tullichewan Castle
Tillichewan Castle |
Mr A Smollett
William Campbell Junr. [Junior]
Walter Smith
Valuation Roll |
018 |
A Superior residence in the Castle Style of Architecture with Garden plantations and extensive ornamental grounds adjoining the property of and occupied by William Campbell Senr. [Senior] |
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Parish of Bonhill |
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CARROCHAN BURN |
Carrochan Burn
Carrochan Burn
Carrochan Burn |
Mr D A Stewart
Captn [Captain] Ritchie
Mr Thomas Roxburgh |
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The name of this burn is applicable from the boundary of Kilmaronock being the Continuation of Cranloch Burn to its junction with the River Leven at Levenbank Works. |
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ROSEHEAD |
Rosehead
Rosehead
Rosehead |
William Asson occ [occupier]
Mr McMurray Station Mr. [Master]
Walter Smith |
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A Cottage the property of the Forth and Clyde Junction Railway Compy. [Company] occupied by William Asson. |
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MILL OF BALLOCH |
Mill of Balloch
Mill of Balloch
Mill of Balloch |
Valuation Roll
Mr D A Stewart
Walter Smith |
018 |
A grain Mill near Levenbank Works the property of Patrick McAlister now occupied by William Pollock |
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Parish of Bonhill |
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Rosehead: William Asson found as William Easson, in Bonhill, in 1861 Scottish Census. |
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KNOWHEAD |
Knowhead
Knowhead
Knowhead |
Valuation Roll
Mr Thomas Roxburgh
Walter Smith |
018 |
A dwellinghouse So Called the property of and occupied by John Nairn. |
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LENNOXBANK |
Lennoxbank
Lennoxbank
Lennoxbank |
Mr Thomas Roxburgh
Walter Smith
William Campbell Junr [Junior] |
018 |
A neat dwellinghouse with garden attached the property of and occupied by Archibald Orr Ewing. |
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DALVAIT |
Dalvait
Dalvait
Dalvait |
Valuation Roll
Mr Thomas Roxburgh
Walter Smith |
018 |
A few dwellinghouses So Called the property of A. O Ewing now occupied by Alexander Sharp and others |
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LEVENBANK PRINT WORKS |
Levenbank Works
Levenbank Works
Levenbank Works |
Valuation Roll
Mr Thomas Roxburgh (Manager)
Walter Smith |
018 |
An extensive establishment in which Calico fabrics are dyed & printed the property of and occupied by Archibald Orr Ewing |
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Parish of Bonhill |
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MOLLANBOWIE |
Mollanbowie
Mollanbowie
Mollanbowie |
Valuation Roll
A J D Brown Esqr.
Walter Smith |
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A dwellinghouse with offices the property of A J D Brown now occupied by William Lindsay |
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BLACKHOUSELIN |
Blackhouselin
Blackhouselin
Blackhouselin |
A J D Brown
David Hill (overseer)
Walter Smith Inspector |
018 |
Two Cottages So Called the property of A J D Brown now occupied by Archibald Campbell & others |
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HALDANE'S MILL |
Haldane's Mill
Haldane's Mill
Haldane's Mill |
Road Schedule
Duncan McCall
Walter Smith |
018 |
A small village having a Corn Mill Smithy and Toll Bar the property of William McAlister and occupied by James Craig and others. |
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Parish of Bonhill
[Below entry for Blackhouselin:]
This would appear to have
been originally Blackhouseland |
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HALDANE'S COTTAGE |
Haldane's Cottage
Haldane's Cottage
Haldane's Cottage |
James Craig Occr [Occupier]
Walter Smith
John Mitchell |
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A neat Cottage So Called the property of Mr Murray now occupied by James Craig |
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BALLAGAN BURN |
Ballagan Burn
Ballagan Burn
Ballagan Burn |
James Craig
D A Stewart (Redcraig)
Mr Thomas Roxburgh |
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This name is applicable to this Stream from the Boundary of Kilmaronock by Paddy's Castle thence to Ballagan Mile to its Junction with Carrochan Burn near Milton |
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MILTON |
Milton |
Valuation Roll |
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This farmsteading is a life Rent [for] Mrs. Ewing Mr C Ewing is the principal proprietor - in the occupation of John Blair. |
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Parish of Bonhill |
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DUMBAIN |
Dumbain
Dumbain
Dumbain |
Valuation Roll
Mrs Marianne Kippen
Walter Smith |
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A dwellinghouse with offices the property of Marianne Kippen now occupied by James McConachie. |
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AUCHINCARROCH |
Auchincarroch
Auchincarroch
Auchincarroch |
Valuation Roll
James McAlister occr [occupier]
Walter Smith |
018 |
A neat dwellinghouse with offices adjoining the property of William McAlister Donald now in the occupation of James McAlister |
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MID AUCHINCARROCH |
Mid Auchincarroch
Mid Auchincarroch
Mid Auchincarroch |
James McAlister
D A Stewart Redcraig
Walter Smith |
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This farmsteading is the property of Miss McAlister now in the occupation of Robert Bilsland. |
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Parish of Bonhill |
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CRANLOCH BURN |
Cranloch Burn
Cranloch Burn
Cranloch Burn |
R D MacKenzie Factor
D A Stewart
Mr John Robb |
018 |
The Source of this burn is Caldarvan Loch name applicable from thence to the Carrochan Burn in Bonhill |
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FREE CHURCH SCHOOL [Jamestown] |
School
School
School |
David Orkney Teacher
Mr Thomas Roxburgh
Captn n[Captain] Ritchie |
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A one Story building used as a School in Connection with the Free Church by which body the Teacher is Supported together with the Goverment Grant Scholars pay a Small fee |
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POST OFFICE [Jamestown] |
Post office
Post office
Post office |
Mr T Roxburgh
Captn [Captain] Ritchie
Mr J McAlister |
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There is one delivery and one departure of Mails daily here it [is] a receiving office to Alexandria P.O. [Post Office] |
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Parish of Bonhill |
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JAMESTOWN STATION |
Jamestown Station
Jamestown Station
Jamestown Station |
Bills of Compy. [Company]
John Robertson Station Mr. [Master]
Mr Thomas Roxburgh |
018 |
A railway Station at the village of Jamestown on the Forth and Clyde Junction Railway. |
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LEVENBANK COTTAGE |
Levenbank Cottage
Levenbank Cottage
Levenbank Cottage |
Mr Thomas Roxburgh occr. [occupier]
Walter Smith Inspector
Mr William Pollock |
018 |
A neat Cottage occupied by the Manager of Levenbank Works A O Ewing proprietor |
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MILTON COTTAGE |
Milton Cottage
Milton Cottage
Milton Cottage |
Mr Thomas Roxburgh
William Pollock
Walter Smith |
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A dwelling house So Called the property of A O Ewing now occupied by William Pollock |
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REDCRAIG |
Redcraig
Redcraig
Redcraig |
Valuation Roll
Mr D A Stewart Propr [Proprietor]
Walter Smith |
018 |
A dwellinghouse with Small Plantn. [Plantation] and garden attached the property of and occupied by D A Stewart. |
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Parish of Bonhill |
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JAMESTOWN |
Jamestown
Jamestown
Jamestown |
Mr William Campbell Junr [Junior]
Walter Smith Inspector
Thomas Roxburgh |
018 |
A Small Village about ¾ of a mile north of the Village of Bonhill on the Turnpike Road to Stirling there is a post office and Parish School it also adjoins Levenbank Works |
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SCHOOL [Jamestown] |
School |
Mr Thomas Roxburgh |
018 |
A neat Stone building now in the course of erection intended for the Parish School the Heritors of the parish have Subscribed 300£ towards its completion and Mr Archibald Orr Ewing will defray the remainder. Robert Brown Teacher |
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Parish of Bonhill |
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ARTHURSTON MILL (Dyewood) |
Arthurston Mill Dyewood
Arthurston Mill Dyewood
Arthurston Mill Dyewood |
D A Stewart Propr. [Proprietor]
Mr Thomas Roxburgh
Walter Smith |
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In this establishment particular Wood is manufactured for Dyeing purposes Mr D A Stewart is the proprietor and occupier. |
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RUCHETMOSS BURN |
Ruchetmoss Burn
Ruchetmoss Burn |
D A Stewart
Mr James McAlister |
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This small burn is named as Supplied from its Junction with the Carrochan Burn at Arthurston
Mill to the parish road at 22 chains East of the Same |
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Parish of Bonhill |
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RING |
Ring
Ring
Ring |
Valuation Roll
Mr James McAlister
D A Stewart |
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An old farmsteading the property of William McAlister Donald now in the occupation of Alexander Gray. |
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TAMMYDHU |
Tarnadhu
Tammydhu
Tammydhu
Tammydhu |
Valuation Roll
D A Stewart
James McAlister
John Graham Woodside |
018 |
This house is named as Supplied but unoccupied William McAlister Donald is the proprietor |
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BLAIRVAULT BURN |
Blairvault Burn
Blairvault Burn
Blairvault Burn |
D A Stewart
James McAlister
John Graham |
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This name is applicable from Fairview to junction with Carrochan Burn near Ring. |
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Parish of Bonhill |
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BLAIRVAULT |
Blairvault
Blairvault
Blairvault |
Valuation Roll
D A Stewart
Walter Smith |
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This dwellinghouse is the property of William McAlister Donald in the occupation of James McAlister |
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FAIRVIEW |
Fairview
Fairview
Fairview |
Mr James McAlister
John Graham
D A Stewart |
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A Cottage So Called on an Elevated position the property of William McAlister Donald now in the occupation of James McAlister. |
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Parish of Bonhill |
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EASTER AUCHINCARROCH |
Easter Auchincarroch
Easter Auchincarroch
Easter Auchincarroch |
William MacKinlay Propr. [Proprietor]
Mr James McAlister
Robert Bilsland |
018 |
A farm steading named as Supplied the property of Mr. William MacKinlay now occupied by Mr. Robert Bilsland |
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AUCHINCARROCH PLANTATION |
Auchincarroch Plantn. [Plantation]
Auchincarroch Plantation
Auchincarroch Plantation |
Mr James McAlister
William McAlister Donald
Robert Bilsland |
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A plantation of Fir on an elevated portion of ground adjoining Auchincarroch Muir the property of William McAlister Donald. |
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AUCHINCARROCH MUIR |
Auchincarroch Muir
Auchincarroch Muir
Auchincarroch Muir |
William MacKinlay Propr [Proprietor]
James McAlister
Robert Bilsland |
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A Considerable portion of rough heathy pasture extending Southward from the Cultivated lands of Easter Auchincarroch to the Common Kist |
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Parish of Bonhill |
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BROMLEY MUIR |
Bromley Muir
Bromley Muir
Bromley Muir |
Mr William Campbell Junr. [Junior]
Mr John Turnbull
Walter Gardiner |
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This Muir farms part of the high ridge on the West Side of Alexandria, William Campbell Senr. [Senior] is the proprietor |
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HIGH BROMLEY |
High Bromley
High Bromley
High Bromley |
William Campbell Junr [Junior]
John McIntosh occr. [occupier]
Walter Smith |
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Formerly a farm steading, now occupied by John McIntosh, Gamekeeper, William Campbell Senr. [Senior] Propr. [Proprietor] |
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BROMLEY |
Bromley
Bromley
Bromley
Broomly |
William Campbell Junr. [Junior]
Mr John Turnbull
Walter Smith
Valuation Roll |
018 |
A Superior dwellinghouse with Garden and Ornamental Ground, the property of William Campbell Senr. [Senior], and occupied by Mr James Campbell |
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Parish of Bonhill |
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OVERTON MUIR |
Overton Muir
Overton Muir
Overton Muir |
Mr A Smollett
William Campbell Junr. [Junior]
Mr John Turnbull |
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Its bounded on the North by Bromley Muir on the South by Millburn Muir on the West by the parish boundary and forms part of that high Ridge of Muirland on the West Side of Alexandria Mr A Smollett proprietor |
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MULLOUR |
Mullour
Mullour
Mullour
Mullour
Millour |
Mr A Smollett propr [proprietor]
Mr John Turnbull
Walter Smith
Revd [Reverend] Mr Kidd
William Campbell Junr [Junior] |
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The highest part of Overton Muir So Called, from which a very extensive view of the Surrounding Country can be obtained. |
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MILLBURN MUIR |
Millburn Muir
Millburn Muir
Millburn Muir |
Mr John Turnbull
Walter Gardiner
Mr A Smollett |
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Bounded on the North by Overton Muir on the West and South by the Parish By. [Boundary] Mr A Smollett propr. [proprietor] |
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Parish of Bonhill |
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OVERTON |
Overton
Overton
Overton |
Mr A Smollett
Walter Smith
Mr John Turnbull |
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A farmsteading on the lands of Middleton So Called, the property of Mr A Smollett, occupied by Walter Gardiner, |
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MILLBURN |
Millburn
Millburn
Millburn |
Mr A Smollett, Propr [Proprietor]
Mr John Turnbull
Walter Smith |
018 |
A dwellinghouse with offices the property of Mr A Smollett, now in the occupation of Messrs. Turnbull, |
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WATER TANK |
Water Tank
Water Tank
Water Tank |
Mr McKinlay, Post office,
Walter Smith,
Walter Gardiner, |
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This water tank or Reservir is Roofed from which the inhabitants of Alexandria are Supplied with water, |
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Parish of Bonhill |
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MANSE [nr Millburn] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Revd [Reverend] M Kidd
Mr John Turnbull
Walter Smith |
018 |
This manse with garden is Church property connected with the Q.S. [Quod Sacra] parish of Alexandria the Revd. [Reverend] M Kidd, occupier |
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CARMAN [hill] |
Carman
Carman
Carman
Carman Hill |
Mr John Turnbull
William Campbell Junr. [Junior]
Walter Smith
Co [County] Map |
018 |
A Conspicuous hill So Called the highest point of which is in Bonhill parish on the South Side of Millburn Muir |
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Parish of Bonhill
[After entry for Carman:]
Watties Loan
School
Caledonian and } Described in N. [Name] Sheets of
Dumbartonshire.. 10 feet plans
Junction Railway |
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SCHOOL |
School
School
School |
J Mushat Schoolmaster
Robert McAdam Pupil Teacher
W. McFarlane Merchant |
018 |
A handsomely built edifice erected a few years ago by the heritors of the parish The lower flat is occupied as the Ph. [Parish] School and the upper as the Schoolmaster's residence. |
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Parish of Bonhill Dumbartonshire |
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NORTHFIELD COTTAGE |
Northfield Cottage
Northfield Cottage
Northfield Cottage |
Mr John McGowan
Alexander Rattray
Walter Smith |
018 |
A Cottage So Called with Small garden attached the property of Mr C Ewing now occupied by Alexander Rattray (Gamekeeper). |
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Parish of Bonhill |
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WOODSIDE |
Woodside
Woodside
Woodside |
Valuation Roll
Walter Smith
John Graham |
018 |
A dwellinghouse with offices the property of Mr C Ewing now occupied by John Graham |
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Parish of Bonhill |
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DROVE ROAD [Bonhill-Stirling] |
Drove Road
Drove Road
Drove Road |
Mr Walter Smith
Mr John McGowan Wood Merchant
Alexander Rattray Gamekeeper |
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This Drove road extends from Bonhill Village by Pappert Hill thence by the Common Kist across the northern part of Dumbarton Moor in direction of Stirling |
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PAPPERT HILL |
Pappert Hill
Pappert Hill
Pappert Hill |
Mr Walter Smith
John McGowan
Alexander Rattray |
018 |
An eminence So Called planted with fir a portion of which is in Dumbarton parish the property of Mr C Ewing The highest point of the hill is in Bonhill. |
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Parish of Bonhill |
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PAPPERTHILL WELL |
Papperthill Well
Papperthill Well
Papperthill Well |
Andrew Jenkins Shepherd
Mr John McGowan
Alexander Rattray |
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A spring well So Called near Pappert Hill on the North Side of the Drove Road name well known. |
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COMMON KIST |
Common Kist
Common Kist
Common Kist |
William MacKinlay
Mr John McGowan
Andrew Jenkins |
018 |
A well known boundary mark named as Supplied adjoining Dumbarton Muir forming the Junction of Bonhill and Kilmaronock parishes |
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Parish of Bonhill
[Below entry for Common Kist:]
As this object was discovered to be an antiquity after the
Plans were forwarded to OSO [Ordnance Survey Office] Southn. [Southampton] will you please to
arrange and write the name in Old English.
By order
B Render
2nd Corpl. [Corporal] RE [Royal Engineers]
Captain Scott R.E. [Royal Engineers]
It is an ancient Stone Kist
or Coffin.
See Name Book of
adjoining Parish
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PLACE OF BONHILL |
Place of Bonhill
Place of Bonhill
Place of Bonhill |
Mr A Smollett Propr [Proprietor]
Mr John Turnbull occr [occupier]
Walter Smith Inspector |
018 |
This place was formerly the residence of the Smollett family but is now occupied by Messrs J & S Turnbull Mr A Smollett proprietor |
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Parish of Bonhill |
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POACHY GLEN |
Poachy Glen
Poachy Glen
Poachy Glen |
Mr John Turnbull
Mr W Ritchie
Walter Smith |
018 |
A glen So Called stretching Westward from Millburn Works for about ½ a mile the stram forming the parish boundary flows through this place |
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MILLBURN WORKS |
Millburn Works
Millburn Works
Millburn Works |
Mr John Turnbull
Joseph Turnbull
Walter Smith |
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The Manufacture of Pyroligneous Acids is carried on here by Messrs. John & Joseph Turnbull |
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Dillichip Works
Dillichip Works
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John McAllan
Mr John Turnbull
Walter Smith |
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In this establishment Calico fabric is dyed and printed business conducted by McAllan and Brother |
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Kirklandglen
Kirklandglen
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John Macfarlane occ [occupier]
Mr James Murray
Walter Smith |
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A dwellinghouse So Called, the property of Mr Pearson, now occupied by John Macfarlane, |
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Dillichip
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Walter Smith |
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Ladyton Cottage
Ladyton Cottage
Ladyton Cottage |
John McEwer Propr [Proprietor]
Walter Smith
John Macfarlane |
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Lissa Cottage
Lissa Cottage
Lissa Cottage |
James L Parker occr [occupier]
John McEwer
Walter Smith |
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A Cottage, the property of Mr MacKlin, now occupied by James L. Parker, |
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Dillichip Cottage
Dillichip Cottage
Dillichip Cottage |
John McAllan Propr [Proprietor]
Mr James Murray
Walter Smith |
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A neat Cottage with gardens attached the property of and occupied by John McAllan |
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REDBURN COTTAGE |
Redburn Cottage
Redburn Cottage
Redburn Cottage |
Mr James Murray
Walter Smith
John McAllan |
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A Cottage So Called the property of Mr Ewing now in the occupation of James Murray. |
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RED BURN |
Red Burn
Red Burn
Red Burn |
Mr. James Murray
John McAllan
William Conbrough |
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This name applies to a Stream forming the parish boundary from the River Leven to the East Side of Crof Huggan. |
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Croft Huggan
Croft Huggan |
Mr James Murray
William Conbrough |
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This name applies to an inclosure planted with forest trees through which the Red Burn flows Mr C Ewing Propr. [Proprietor] |
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NOBLESTON |
Nobleston
Nobleston
Nobleston |
Valuation Roll
Mr James Murray
William Conbrough |
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A farmsteading the property of Mr Ewing now occupied by William Conbrough. |
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Bonhill |
Bonhil
Bonhill
Bonhill
Bonhill
Bonhil
Bonhill
Bonhill |
Old Stat Act. [Statistical Accounts]
New Stat Act [Statistical Account]
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Origines Par [Parochiales] Scotiae
Chalmer's Caledonia
County Map
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Plantation of Kirks at the desire of the heritors and Presbytery. The earliest reference to this parish which has yet been
discovered is in a charter granted in 1270 by Maldowen the third Earl of Lennox." (Irving's History of Dumbartonshire).
"The lands in this parish, as may readily be conceived from the larger manufacturing population, are all cultivated according
to the most improved methods, Furrow draining has been adopted to some extent, and with the usual good effects. The subsoil
plough has been but partially used, but in some instances where it has been tried, it has doubled the value of the land.
The horses generally used for agricultural purposes are the Clydesdale breed. The cows are chiefly of the Ayrshire variety, and
considered to be excellent for the purposes of the dairy". - New Stat Act [Statistical Account]
There is no portion of this parish detached, nor part or parts of any other Parish, contained within the proper boundary
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Arden Cottage -- 13 -- 16 -- 2
Arden -- 13 -- 16 -- 2
Auchendennan Cottage -- 17 -- 4 -- 5
Auchindennan -- 17 -- 4 -- 6
Auchinheglish -- 17 -- 4 -- 6
Auchindennan Muir -- 17 -- 4 -- 10
Auchincarroch -- 18 -- 6 -- 41
Arthurston Mill (Dyewood) -- 18 -- 6 -- 45
Auchincarroch Plantation -- 18 -- 7 -- 49
Auchincarroch Muir -- 18 -- 7 -- 49
Belretiro -- 17 -- 4 -- 11
Blackthird -- 17 -- 11 -- 20
Burn of Balloch -- 18 -- 1 -- 23
Balloch Castle -- 18 -- 1 -- 25
Balloch Cottage -- 18 -- 1 -- 25
Ballagan -- 18 -- 2 -- 27
Ballagan Mill -- 18 -- 2 -- 28
Blairhosh -- 18 -- 2 -- 29
Balloch Pier -- 18 -- 5 -- 33
Balloch Station -- 18 -- 5 -- 34
Balloch -- 18 -- 5 -- 34
Blackhouslin -- 18 -- 6 -- 39
Ballagan Burn -- 18 -- 6 -- 40
Blairvault Burn -- 18 -- 6 -- 46
Blairvault -- 18 -- 6 -- 47
Bromley Muir -- 18 -- 9 -- 51
Bromley -- 18 -- 9 -- 51
Cockhill Muir -- 17 -- 3 -- 3
Cock Hill -- 17 -- 4 -- 9
Cockhill Plantation -- 17 -- 4 -- 9
Cockhill -- 17 -- 4 -- 9
Cameron Home Farm -- 17 -- 4 -- 11
Cameron Plantation -- 17 -- 8 -- 15
Cross Stone -- 17 -- 8 -- 16
Cross Stone Well -- 17 -- 8 -- 16
Crosstone Road -- 17 -- 11 -- 19
Cameron -- 18 -- 1 -- 24
Caledonian & Dumbartonshire Junct [Junction] Raily. [Railway] -- 18 -- 5 -- 33
Carrochan Burn -- 18 -- 5 -- 37
Cranloch Burn -- 18 -- 6 -- 42
Carman -- 18 -- 9 -- 54
Common Kist -- 18 -- 11 -- 60
Croft Huggan -- 18 -- 14 -- 65
Darleith Muir -- 18 -- 7 -- 13
Darleith House -- 18 -- 11 -- 20
Drumfairn -- 18 -- 12 -- 21
Drumkinnan -- 18 -- 5 -- 33
Dalvait Cottage -- 18 -- 5 -- 35
Dalvait -- 18 -- 5 -- 38
Dumbain -- 18 -- 6 -- 41
Drove Road -- 18 -- 11 -- 59
Dillichip Print Works -- 18 -- 13 -- 62
Dillichip -- 18 -- 14 -- 63
Dillichip Cottage -- 18 -- 14 -- 64
Easter Auchincarroch -- 18 -- 7 -- 49
Forth & Clyde Junction Railway -- 18 -- 3 -- 31
F.C. [Free Church] School -- 18 -- 6 -- 42 |
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Fairview -- 18 -- 6 -- 47
Garmore -- 17 -- 12 -- 21
Hotel -- 18 -- 5 -- 34
Hawthorn Place -- 18 -- 2 -- 28
Home Farm -- 18 -- 5 -- 36
Haldane's Mill -- 18 -- 5 -- 39
Haldane's Cottage -- 18 -- 5 -- 40
High Bromley -- 18 -- 9 -- 51
Jamestown Station -- 18 -- 6 -- 43
Jamestown -- 18 -- 6 -- 43
Killeter -- 17 -- 7 -- 13
Knowhead -- 18 -- 5 -- 38
Kirklandglen -- 18 -- 14 -- 63
Lower Ledrishbeg -- 18 -- 2 -- 28
Loch Lomond -- 18 -- 1 -- 25
Lennoxbank -- 18 -- 5 -- 38
Levenbank Print Works -- 18 -- 5 -- 38
Levenbank Cottage -- 18 -- 6 -- 43
Loch Lomond -- 18 -- 1 -- 23
Ladybow Cottage -- 18 -- 14 -- 63
Lissa Cottage -- 18 -- 14 -- 63
Muirmailin -- 17 -- 3 -- 10
Millholm -- 17 -- 8 -- 20
Mill of Balloch -- 18 -- 5 -- 37
Mollanbowie -- 18 -- 6 -- 39
Milton -- 18 -- 6 -- 40
Mid Auchincarroch -- 18 -- 6 -- 41
Milton Cottage -- 18 -- 6 -- 43
Mullour -- 18 -- 9 -- 52
Millburn Muir -- 18 -- 9 -- 52
Millburn -- 18 -- 9 -- 53
Manse -- 18 -- 9 -- 54
Millburn Works -- 18 -- 13 -- 62
Northfield Cottage -- 18 -- 10 -- 57
Nobleston -- 18 -- 14 -- 65
Overton -- 17 -- 12 -- 21
Over Balloch -- 18 -- 1 -- 23
Overton Muir -- 18 -- 9 -- 52
Overton -- 18 -- 9 -- 53
Paddy's Castle -- 18 -- 2 -- 27
Post Office -- 18 -- 6 -- 42
Pappert Hill -- 18 -- 11 -- 59
Papperthill Well -- 18 -- 11 --- 60
Place of Bonhill -- 18 -- 11 -- 61
Poachy Glen -- 18 -- 13 -- 62
Red Burn -- 13 -- 16 -- 1
Redhouse T.P. [Turn Pike] -- 13 -- 16 --2
Redburn Plantation -- 17 -- 3 -- 3
Round Hill -- 17 -- 8 -- 15
Rosehead -- 18 -- 5 -- 37
Redcraig -- 18 -- 6 -- 43
Ruchetmoss Burn -- 18 -- 6 -- 45
Ring -- 18 -- 6 -- 46
Redburn Cottage -- 18 -- 14 -- 64
Red Burn -- 18 -- 14 -- 64
Site of Chapel -- 17 -- 4 -- 7
Site of Burial Ground -- 17 -- 4 -- 8
Stoneymollan Muir -- 17 -- 8 -- 15
Site of Castle -- 18 -- 1 -- 24
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Stoneymollan -- 18 -- 5 -- 35
School -- 18 -- 6 -- 44
School -- 18 -- 9 -- 55
Tumuli -- 17 -- 8 -- 17
Tullichewan Muir -- 17 -- 8 -- 18
Tullichewan Cottages -- 18 -- 5 -- 33
The Dairy -- 18 -- 5 -- 35
Tullichewan Castle -- 18 -- 5 -- 36
Tommydhu -- 18 -- 6 -- 46
Upper Lederishbeg -- 18 -- 2 -- 28
Wester Auchindennan -- 13 -- 16 -- 1
Westerton House -- 18 -- 2 -- 27
Westerton -- 18 -- 2 -- 29
Woodbank -- 18 -- 5 -- 36
Water Tank -- 18 -- 9 -- 53
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