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KILMARONOCK |
Kilmaronock
Kilmaronock
Kilmaronock
Kilmaronock
Kilmaronock
Kilmaronock
Kilmaronok |
Old Stat Act [Statistical Account]
New Stat Act [Statistical Account]
Full [Fullerton's] Gazetteer
Chalmers Caledonia
County Map
Sheriffs Returns
Origines Parochiales |
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"The name evidently signifies the Cell, Chapel, or burying place of St Marnock. -
The South part of the parish if Kilmaronock is situated at 56° of north latitude, and 4°-30' of west longitude. -
It is bounded on the north and east by the River Endrick, on the Southeast by part of Finnich Glen, and Drymen parish, at the South point by Dumbarton parish, on the Southwest, by Bonhill parish, and on the northwest by Loch Lomond. - The parish is adorned with a great variety of wood both natural and planted, hedge row and detached trees, and it is watered by several springs, rivulets, and the River Endrick. - The land of the parish is mostly arable, there being but little of it hilly or moorland, for the pasture of Sheep and Cattle. - The better part of the land in the parish seems to lie along the Endrick, and from Ross Southward to the boundary at Blairmyle" (New Stat Act. [Statistical Account]) -
This parish is situated in the north east corner of Dumbartonshire, there is no portion of this parish detached, nor part of any other parish contained within the proper boundary of this parish. |
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ENDRICK WATER |
Endrick Water
Enrick Water
Endrick Water
River Endrick |
W.G. Jolly Factor
Revd [Reverend] W.B.S. Paterson
J.R.B. Macadam
Woods Co [County] Map
Map of Picturesque Scenery
Johnstone's Co [County] Map
New Stat Act. [Statistical Account] |
014 |
This River or Water flows in a general westerly direction from its Source at or about Gargunnock Hill Stirlingshire to its junction with Loch Lomond |
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Parish of Kilmaronock |
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RING POINT |
Ring Point |
Mr John Robb
Mr James Galbraith
William Torrance (Ring) |
014 |
A narrow strip of Arable land so called between the Water of Endrick and Loch Lomond at the Junction of Endrick Water & the Loch Named |
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ROSS PRIORY |
Ross Priory |
R D Mackenzie Factor
Alexander Allan Esqr occr. [occupier]
Mr John Robb |
014 |
A Superior residence adjoining Loch Lomond having garden Plantation and Ornamental ground attached the property of Lady Leith Buchanan now occupied by Alexander Allan Esqr. |
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BURIAL GROUND [Ross Priory] |
Burial Ground |
Alexander Allan
R.D MacKenzie Factor
John Robb |
014 |
A private burial ground within the Policies of Ross Priory exclusively for deceased members of the Ross family.- |
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Parish of Kilmaronock
[Below entry for Ross Priory:]
"The modern buildings in the parish of any consequence
are ----------- 2 Ross Priory, to which a considerable
addition was made about 30 years ago." (New Stat Ac [Statistical Account]) |
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DUBBANIEL [farm] |
Dubbaniel
Dubaniel |
R.D. MacKenzie Factor
John Littlejohn Occr. [Occupier]
Mr John Robb
Valuation Roll |
014 |
A Small farm steading So called the property of Lady Leith Buchanan now occupied by John Littlejohn |
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CLADDOCHSIDE |
Claddochside |
Valuation Roll
R D MacKenzie Factor
George Galbraith |
014 |
A dwelling house with Offices the property of Lady Leith Buchanan now occupied by George Galbraith |
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GARTOCHRAGGAN |
Gartochraggan
Gartachraggan |
R D MacKenzie Factor
James Galbraith
Lady L Buchanan
Valuation Roll |
014 |
A farmsteading in good Repair the property of Lady L. Buchanan now occupied by James Galbraith. |
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Parish of Kilmaronock
[Below entry for Dubbaniel:]
Note There are two Cottages on 014-14, written "Dubaniel", this discrepancy has been
enquired into and both names, and modes of spelling appear to be correct. -
[Below entry for Claddochside:]
Cladach - Shore, beach. (Gaelic)
[Below entry for Gartochraggan:]
"Gart - Standing corn" (Gaelic) |
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BOGSIDE |
Bogside |
Mr James Galbraith Prop [Proprietor]
George Galbraith
Walter Stewart Occr [Occupier] |
014 |
A Cottage So Called the property of James Galbraith Now occupied by Walter Stewart |
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RING |
Ring |
Valuation Roll
George Galbrath Occr [Occupier]
R.D. MacKenzie |
014 |
Formerly a farmsteading &c Connected with Claddochside |
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LIMEHILL |
Limehill |
Valuation Roll
George Galbraith
William Torrance |
014 |
This name applies to a ruin near Ring the property of Lady L Buchanan occupied by or Connected with Claddochside |
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WARDS |
Wards |
Valuation Roll
W.G. Jolly Factor
Mr John Robb |
014 |
Formerly a farm steading now occupied by Cottars Duke of Montrose proprietor. |
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WARDS TILEWORKS |
Wards Tilework |
W.G. Jolly Factor
Mr John Robb
James Galbraith |
014 |
This Tilework is between Wards and the Endrick Water Duke of Montrose proprietor now occupied by James Cross. |
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RING BOG |
Ring Bog |
Mr James Galbraith
George Galbraith
John Robb |
014 |
An enclosure of inferior Meadow land formerly a Moss in the occupation of George Galbraith |
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ABER BOG |
Aber Bog |
Mr John Robb
James Galbraith
George Galbraith |
014 |
This Strip of Meadow land is Common to Various farmers in the Neighbourhood |
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GARTOCHARN BOG |
Gartocharn Bog |
Mr John Robb
James Galbraith
George Galbraith |
014 |
This like Aber Bog is occupied by Several farmers at and about Gartocharn. - |
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BELL MOSS |
Bell Moss |
Mr John Robb
James Galbraith
George Galbraith |
014 |
This Meadow was formerly a Moss but names as Supplied the property of J. C. Lenny. |
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SUSPENSION BRIDGE [Endrick Water] |
Suspension Bridge |
Mr W E Jolly Factor
J R B Macadam
R D MacKenzie |
014 |
A private bridge across the Endrick Water the property of the Duke of Montrose. - |
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MAINS FARM |
Mains Farm |
J. R B Macdam Propr [Proprietor]
W E Jolly
R D MacKenzie |
014 |
A dwelling house with Offices the property of J R B Macadam now occupied by Mr Bruce |
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GARGOWAN LODGE |
Gargowan Lodge |
W.E Jolly Factor
R.D MacKenzie
Mathew Thomson |
014 |
This place is So Called forming one of the entrances to the Duke of Montrose's residence Lodge occupied by Mathew Thomson GameKeeper |
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BADSHALLOCH |
Badshalloch |
Valuation Roll
W E Jolly Factor
R D MacKenzie |
014 |
A Substantial farmsteading the property of the Duke of Montrose occupied by Thomas Risk |
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MANSE [nr parish church] |
Manse |
Revd [Reverend] W B S Paterson
W E Jolly Esqr.
R.D MacKenzie |
014 |
This Manse adjoins the parish Church and is the residence of the Revd [Reverend] W B S Paterson Established Minister |
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[Below entry for Badshalloch:]
"Bad - A grove, clump, thicket, a flock." (Gaelic.)
Shalloch - Plentiful, abundant. (Jamieson.) |
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ST MARONOCK'S WELL |
St Marnocks Well |
Revd [Reverend] W B S Paterson
W E Jolly
R D MacKenzie |
014 |
This well is about 24 chains N [North] West of the Parish Church and is well known by the name supplied tradition states that the water had healing properties in olden times but at present the no such virtue is ascribed to it |
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"The parish of Kilmaronock derives its appellation from St Marnock,
to whom the church was dedicated, and the name was formed by pre-
fixing the Celtic Cil, to the name of the patron Saint. A spring of water in the
vicinity of the Church was consecrated to the same Saint".. (Chalmer's) 3.905-
"it was dedicated to St Maronoch or Marnock who was also the guardian
saint of a neighbouring well. - (Origines Parochiales) 1-34. |
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CHURCH on Site of St Maronock's Church |
Church |
Revd [Reverend] W B S Paterson
W.E Jolly
R D MacKenzie |
014 |
The present is a plain Stone building erected in the Year 1813 on the Site of the old Church there are about 40[0] Sittings and Burial ground attached the whole Connected with the Established Church |
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"The parish of Kilmaronock derives its name from St Marnock to whom
the church was dedicated, and the name was formed by prefixing the Celtic Cil,
to the name of the patron Saint; Kilmarnock, in Ayrshire, owes its name to the
same Saint, to whom other Churches in Scotland were dedicated.
In 1325, Robert I. granted the Church of Kilmaronock, with all its pertinents,
to the monastery of Cambuskenneth, and this grant was confirmed, by John
the Bishop of Glasgow, and also by the dean and chapter of Glasgow", (Chalmer's Calea. [Caledonia])
"The ancient church was situated in the north of the parish, at a short distance
from the Old Castle of Kilmaronock. It was dedicated to St. Maronoch, or Marnock
who was also the guardian Saint of a neighbouring well." (Origines Parochiales. 1-34) |
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MAINS HOUSE |
Mains House |
J R B Macadam Propr [Proprietor]
W.E Jolly
R.D MacKenzie |
014 |
A neat dwellinghouse Adjoining Kilmaronock Castle Mr Macadam Owner and occupier |
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KILMARONOCK CASTLE (In Ruins) |
Kilmaronock Castle |
J.R B Macadam
W.E Jolly
R D MacKenzie |
014 |
This old Castle is still in a good state of preservation it forms nearly a square at the base and is about 30 feet high, it originally belonged to the Dundonald Family |
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[Below entry for Kilmaronock Castle:]
The Castles of Kilmaronock and Batturet, now
in ruins, appear to have been formerly very mag-
nificent buildings. - (Old Stat Acct. [Statistical Account])
"Kilmaronock Castle, a ruin on the property of Robert Macgoune Esqr of Mains seems
the remnant of a massive and important pile." - (Fuln. [Fullarton's] Gazetteer.) |
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CATTERBOG |
Catterbog |
Valuation Roll
W E Jolly Factor
A McKinlay |
014 |
A dwelling house and offices the property of the Duke of Montrose now occupied by Andrew McKinlay |
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LOCH LOMOND |
Loch Lomond
Loch Lomond
Loch Lomond
Loch Lomond
Loch Lomond
Loch Lomond
Loch Lomond |
County Map
Map of Picturesque Scenery
Robert Findlay Esqr.
Mr William Baptie
New Stat Act. [Statistical Account]
Fuln. [Fullarton's] Gazetteer
Origines Parochiales |
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This Loch is bounded on the South by the parishes of Bonhill and Kilmaronock being its broadest place having various Islands adjoining the parishes mentioned the extreme points are Balloch Pier on the South and Ardlui on the North |
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KNOCKOUR COTTAGES |
Knockour Cottages |
Robert Findlay Esqr Propr [Proprietor]
John Macdougal Forester
Mr R. Weir Steward |
014 |
Three Cottages So called the property of Robert Findlay Esqr. Now occupied by John Macdougal and others. |
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KNOCKOUR WOOD |
Knockour Wood |
Robert Findlay Propr. [Proprietor]
John Macdougal Forester
Mr R Weir Steward |
014 |
An extensive wood all fo[rest]
trees on the Shore of Loch
Lomond Robert Findlay Esqr.
Propr. [Proprietor] & occupier |
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[Below entry for Knockour Cottages:]
"Knock - A hill, a knoll" - (Jamieson). |
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WESTER PORTNELLAN |
Wester Portnellan
West Portnellan |
R D MacKenzie Factor
Archibald Galbraith
Valuation Roll |
014 |
A farm steading the property of Lady Leith Buchanan now occupied by Archibald Galbraith |
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BLACK HILL |
Black Hill |
R D MacKenzie
Alexander Allan
Archibald Galbraith |
014 |
A prominent hill planted with forest and fir trees Lady L. Buchanan Proprietress |
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PORTNELLAN |
Portnellan |
R.D MacKenzie
Archibald Galbraith
Alexander Allan Esqr |
014 |
A harbour on the Southern S[ide]
of Loch Lomond So called adj[oining]
the Ross Priory Estate. |
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EAST PORTNELLAN |
East Portnellan |
Valuation Roll
R D MacKenzie Factor
Archibald Galbraith |
014 |
A farmsteading the property
of Lady Leith Buchanan now
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ROSS BURN |
Ross Burn |
R D MacKenzie
Alexander Allan
John Robb |
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This name applies from a Dam
a little South of Black Hill [to]
Loch Lomond |
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ARDOCH |
Ardoch |
Valuation Roll
James McKean Occ [Occupier]
R D MacKenzie Factor |
014 |
This farmsteading is the property of Thomas Buchanan now occupied by James McKean |
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TULLOCHAN |
Tullochan |
Val [Valuation] Roll
R.D MacKenzie Factor
James McKean Occr. [Occupier] |
014 |
A dwelling house with offices the property of Lady Leith Buchanan now in the occupation of James McKean |
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BLAIRENNICH SMITHY |
Blairennich Smithy |
James Jack occr [occupier]
James Galbraith Propr [Proprietor]
Mr John Robb |
014 |
A feu on the Lands of Blairennich So Called Jack Jack occupier and Blacksmith |
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[Below entry for Ardoch:]
Ard - high, Och - an interjec. [interjection] (Gael. [Gaelic])
[Below entry for Tullochan:]
"Tulachan - A sham Calf, or Bishop" - (Gaelic)
"Tulach - A knoll, or little green eminence"
[Below entry for Blairennich Smithy:]
"Blair, the filaments of flax laid out to dry" - (Jamieson)
"Innich - to scramble." - (Gaelic) }
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BLAIRENICH BURN |
Blairennich Burn |
R D MacKenzie
Mr John Robb
Mr Murdoch (Burnbrae) |
014 |
A Small Stream flowing from the lands of Blairennich to the Mill dam near Aber Mill |
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TOWNHEAD OF ABER |
Townhead of Aber |
Valuation Roll
James Gardner Part Propr [Proprietor]
R D MacKenzie |
014 |
This place Comprises two farms the Southern to Lady Leith Buchanan And the Northern Steading to James Gardiner who is propr [proprietor] & occr. [occupier] |
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DAM OF ABER |
Dam of Aber |
James McKean
John Robb
Mr John Murdoch |
014 |
A farmsteading in good repair the property of James McKean now occupied by Catherine Fletcher. |
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ABER MILL |
Aber Mill
Aber Mill
Aber Mill
Aber Mill |
Valuation Roll
R D MacKenzie Factor
James Galbraith
New Stat Act. [Statistical Account] |
014 |
A Corn Mill worked by Water power the property of Lady L Buchanan now occupied by James Galbraith. |
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SLATEHOUSE |
Slatehouse |
R.D MacKenzie
John Robb
James Galbraith |
014 |
A Small Cottage So Called about 14 Chains East of Aber Mill the property of Lady L Buchanan now occupied by Elizabeth Mullen. |
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[Below entry for Townhead of Aber:]
"Aber. A confluence of water, the junction of rivers" (British) |
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LOWER GARTOCHARN |
Lower Gartocharn |
W G Jolly Factor
John Robb
J.C Lenny |
014 |
A farm steading the property of the Duke of Montrose now occupied by William Robb |
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MIDDLE GARTOCHARN |
Middle Gartocharn |
James McKean Propr [Proprietor]
John Robb
J.C. Lenny |
014 |
A dwelling house with offices in good repair the property of and occupied by James McKean. |
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AIREY |
Airey |
Valuation Roll
Laird Cunningham
Mr John Robb |
014 |
This farmsteading is the property of John Cunningham Lenny now occupied by George Cunningham |
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ABER BURN |
Aber Burn |
Mr John Murdoch
John Robb
James Galbraith |
014 |
This name is applicable to the [stream] from Dam at Aber Mill by [Aber] and Gartocharn Bog thence to the Endrick Water |
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BENT |
Bent |
Valuation Roll
J.C. Lenny Propr [Proprietor]
George Cunningham |
014 |
A dwellinghouse and offices the property of John Cunningham Lenny now occupd [occupied] by George Cunningham |
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HEADDYKES |
Headdykes |
James Miller occr [occupier]
W.G. Jolly Factor
Mr John Robb |
014 |
A Cottage So Called the property of the Duke of Montrose now occupied by James Miller |
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GARTENWALL |
Gartenwall |
Valuation Roll
W.G. Jolly Factor
Mr John Robb |
014 |
This dwellinghouse and ruin adjoining is named as Supplied Duke of Montrose propr. [proprietor] Walter McGowan Occr. [Occupier] |
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LOW RAWS |
Low Raws |
Valuation Roll
W.G. Jolly Factor
Mr John Robb |
014 |
A dwelling house with Malt Barn adjoining the property of and occupied by Thomas Rister. |
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[[Below entry for Bent:]
"Bent. - A coarse kind of Grass." - (Jamieson)
[Below entry for Gartenwall:]
"Garten - The Bramble" - (Jamieson) |
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SCHOOL [nr Gartocharn] |
School |
Revd [Reverend] W.B S Paterson
Robert Gamble Teacher
Mr John Robb
W G Jolly Factor |
014 |
This Parish School is about mid way between the Parish Church and Village of Gartocharn
Robert Gamble teacher. |
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BRIDGEND |
Bridgend |
Robert McKinlock Prop [Proprietor]
Mr John Robb
Mr John Murdock |
014 |
A dwelling house and offices So Called the property and occupied by Robert McKinlock. |
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GARTOCHARN COTTAGE |
Gartocharn Cottage |
Alexander Scouler Propr [Proprietor]
Mr John Robb
Mr John Murdock |
014 |
A neat Cottage and garden the property and occupied by Alexander Scouler. |
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U.P. MANSE |
Manse U.P. [United Presbyterian] |
Revd [Reverend] James Dunlop
Mr John Robb
John Murdock |
014 |
This dwellinghouse is Church property Connected with the United Presbytn. [Presbyterian] body Revd. [Reverend] James Dunlop Minister |
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FRANCE |
France |
Valuation Roll
Alexander Blair Propr [Proprietor]
John Robb |
014 |
A farm Steading named as Supplied the property of James Blair's Heirs now occupied by Alexander Blair. |
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ARDOCH TOLL |
Ardoch Toll |
Archibald McKay Propr [Proprietor]
Mr John Robb
Mr John Murdoch |
014 |
This Cottage is known by the name Supplied Mr Archibald McKay proprietor and occupier. There [was] formerly a Toll Bar here. |
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BLAIRENNICH COTTAGE |
Blairennich Cottage |
John Craig Propr [Proprietor]
Mr John Robb
Mr John Murdoch |
014 |
A feu on the lands of Blairenn[ich] So Called John Craig Propr. [Proprietor] and Occupier. |
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BURNBRAE |
Burnbrae |
Valuation Roll
John Murdoch occr. [occupier]
Mr John Robb |
014 |
A dwellinghouse with offices attached the property of J.B Buch[anan] Now occupied by Mr John Murdoch |
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CAMBUSMOON COTTAGES |
Cambusmoon Cottages |
Mr John Murdoch
John Robb
Archibald McKay |
014 |
Five dwellinghouses on the lands of Cambusmoon Named as Supplied |
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[Below entry for Blairennich Cottage:]
"Blair. The filaments of flax laid out to dry". (Jamieson.)
'Innich. To scramble ' - (Gaelic) |
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GARTOCHARN |
Gartocharn |
Valuation Roll
Revd [Reverend] James Dunlop
Mr John Robb |
014 |
A Small Village feued of the lands of Gartocharn |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Gartocharn] |
Chruch U P [United Presbyterian] |
Revd [Reverend] James Dunlop
John Robb
Mr John Murdoch |
014 |
A plain Stone building erected in 1774 having about 500 Sittings now in Connection with the United Presbyterian Communion the Revd [Reverend] James Dunlop Minister. |
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SCHOOL [Gartocharn] |
School |
Revd [Reverend] James Dunlop
Mr Robert Crosby
Mr John Robb |
014 |
This School is chiefly Supported by funds derivable from the U.P. [United Presbyterian] Congregation of Gartocharn
Mr Robert Crosby Teacher. |
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DUNCRYNE [hill] |
Duncryne
Duncruin Hill
Duncruinn Hill or Duncryne |
W G. Jolly Factor
Revd [Reverend] James Dunlop
Mr John Robb
Fullarton's Gazetteer.
New Stat Act. [Statistical Account] |
014 |
A conspicuous hill, high and of an oval shape, the [side] of which is steep the whole [planted] with forest and fir trees the Duke of Montrose proprietor |
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SOUTH GARTOCHARN |
South Gartocharn |
John C Lenny Propr [Proprietor]
Mr John Robb
Mr John Murdoch |
014 |
A farmsteading So Called the property of And Occupied by John Cunningham Lenny |
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[Below entry for Duncryne:]
"Dun - A heap, a fortress," (Gaelic)
Cruinn -- Round, circular. - (Gaelic)
Crine. - Excessive littleness. - (Gaelic)
Crine, Diminutive, [ ] littleness
Crean dearly bought
[Below entry for South Gartocharn:]
Gart - Standing Corn - Gaelic |
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LITTLE DUNCRYNE |
Little Duncryne |
Valuation Roll
W G Jolly Factor
Mr John Robb |
014 |
A farmsteading the property of the Duke of Montrose now occupied by Walter King |
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GARTENBANTRICK |
Gartenbantrick |
Valuation Roll
J.C Lenny Propr. [Proprietor]
Samuel Cook |
014 |
A dwellinghouse with offices the property of John Cunningham Lenny now occupied by Mr Samuel Cook. |
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[In faint pencil beneath Little Duncryne:]
[Field] see Duncryne
[Below entry for Gartenbantrick:]
"Garten - The bramble" (Jamieson)
"Bantric - Often white" - (Gaelic) |
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RAWS |
Raws |
Valuation Roll
W E Jolly Factor
R.D MacKenzie |
014 |
A farmsteading So Called the property of the Duke of Montrose now occupied by John Graham. |
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HORN |
Horn |
W.E. Jolly
John Graham
Mr John Robb |
014 |
A Small Cottage Connected with the farm of Raws |
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THIRD |
Third |
Valuation Roll
W.E. Jolly
Alexander Miller |
014 |
A dwellinghouse with offices the property of the Duke of Montrose now occupied by Alexander Miller. |
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Parish of Kilmaronock
[Below entry for Raws:]
"Raw - Damp, chill'. - (Jamieson) |
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BURNHOUSE |
Burnhouse |
W.E. Jolly Factor
Mr Blair Assessor
John Robb |
014 |
A Cottage named as Supplied the property of the Duke of Montrose now occupied by Duncan Buchanan |
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HILLHEAD OF CATTERMUIR |
Hillhead of Cattermuir |
Valuation Roll
W.E Jolly Factor
John Orr |
014 |
A farmsteading in good repair the property of the Duke of Montrose now occupied by John Orr |
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GARTAGYRE |
Gartagyre |
W.E Jolly Factor
R D MacKenzie
Mr. Blair Assessor |
014 |
A Small farmsteading the property of the Duke of Montrose now occupied by William Miller |
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BLACKFORD |
Blackford |
Valuation Roll
J.C Lenny Propr. [Proprietor]
R.D MacKenzie |
014 |
A dwellinghouse with offices the property of J.C Lenny now occupied by Andrew Smith |
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[Below entry for Gartagyre:]
'Gart - Standing corn'. (Gaelic)
Gyre - "Queen or head, as Gyre-Carling the queen
of the fairies, Hecate or Mother Witch"
(Jamieson) |
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CATTERMUIR |
Cattermuir |
Valuation Roll
James Robb occr. [occupier]
W E Jolly Factor |
014 |
A farmsteading So Called the property of J B Hamilton now occupied by James Robb. |
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CATTERMUIR |
Cattermuir |
Valuation Roll
W.E Jolly Factor
Andrew Reid occr. [occupier] |
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CATTERLOAN |
Catterloan |
W.E Jolly Factor
John Murray Occupr. [Occupier]
John Robb |
014 |
A dwelling house So called the property of John Buchanan now occupied by John Murray |
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CROSSHILL |
Crosshill |
W.E Jolly Factor
John Sandford occr. [occupier]
John Murray |
014 |
A cottage the property of the Duke of Montrose now occupied by John Sandford. |
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SHANDON |
Shandon |
Valuation Roll
W.E Jolly Factor
James Orr |
014 |
A farm steading in good repair the property of John Buchanan now occupied by James Orr. |
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KNOCKOUR HILL |
Knockour Hill |
Robert Findlay Propr [Proprietor]
John Macdougal Forester
Mr. R Weir |
014 |
A prominent hill partly planted with forest and fir Trees having a Trig [Trigonometrical] Station thereon its western Side is very Steep and on its Summit there is a most extensive View of Loch Lomond |
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"Knock - A hill, A Knoll."
(Jamieson)
This Hill is named "Mount Misery" in the
Stat. Act. [Statistical Account] but is not known generally by this
name, nor recognised by the proprietor. |
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BOTURICH CASTLE |
Boturich Castle
Batturret or Baturrich
Batturrich
Batturret
Baturrich |
Title Deeds
Robert Findlay Esqr. Propr. [Proprietor]
Mr R Weir, Steward
Origines Parochiales
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Old Stat Act. [Statistical Account]
New Stat Act. [Statistical Account] |
014 |
A Superior Residence in the Castellated Style of Acchitecture having garden Plantations and ornamental ground attached the property of and occupied [by] Robert Findlay
The only part of the Original Castle of Boturich [now] in existence is that portion of the Southern wall of the present Castle between the two turrets |
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Parish of Kilmaronock
"Within the parish of Kilmaronock was situated the
ancient castle of Batturret or Baturrich whose ruins
are seen on the side of the lake". (Origines Parochiales.)
"Between Mount Misery and Loch Lomond, on a rising
ground about half a mile from the lake stands
Batturich Castle built about seven years ago on
part of the ruin of an ancient castle of the same
name, which seems to have been once a magnificent
edifice". (Fuln [Fullarton's] Gazetteer.)
"The castles of Kilmaronock and Batturet now in ruins,
appear to have been formerly very magnificent edifices."
(Old Stat Act [Statistical Account])
"The modern buildings of any extent in the parish are - 1 Baturrich Castle. It [is]
built on part of the ruin of the ancient Castle of Baturrich, 2. ___" (New Stat Act [Statistical Account]) |
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MEIKLE BATTURICH |
Meikle Batturich
Meikle Boturich |
Valuation Roll
Lady L Buchanan
David Thomson
R.D. MacKenzie Factor |
014 |
A dwellinghouse with extensive offices the property of Lady L Buchanan now occupied by David Thomson. |
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Parish of Kilmaronock
Note - The apparent discrepancy between the orthography of
"Boturich Castle", and "Meikle Batturich", has been
investigated, and both modes of spelling appear to be
correct. |
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LORN |
Lorn |
Robert Findlay Propr [Proprietor]
Mr William Baptie
David Thomson |
014 |
The home farm of Boturich Castle Robert Findlay Esqr. Propr. [Proprietor] |
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BLAIRLINANS |
Blairlinans |
Lady L Buchanan
William Buchanan
Mr William Baptie |
014 |
A dwellinghouse with offices in good repair the property of Lady L Buchanan & occd. [occupied] by William Buchanan |
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DUBANIEL |
Dubaniel |
Valuation Roll
R Findlay Propr [Proprietor]
Mr William Baptie |
014 |
Two Cottages So Called on the T. [Turn] Pike Road between Balloch & Kilmaronock Robert Findlay Esqr. Propr. [Proprietor] |
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UPPER SHANACLES |
Upper Shanacles
Upper Shanglis
[Upper] Shanglis |
Walter McIndoe Propr. [Proprietor]
Malcolm McNee Occr [Occupier]
Valuation Roll
Voters List |
014 |
This farmsteading is the property of Walter McIndoe now occupied by Malcolm McNee |
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[Above entry for Upper Shanacles:]
"Shannach. - A bonfire" (Jamieson) |
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LITTLE BLAIRLUSK |
Little Blairlusk |
Robert Findlay Propr [Proprietor]
John Paterson Occr [Occupier]
Mr R Weir Steward |
014 |
A dwellinghouse with offices the property of Robert Findlay now occupied by John Paterson |
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BLAIRLUSK |
Blairlusk |
Valuation Roll
Robert Findlay Propr. [Proprietor]
Mr R Weir |
014 |
This farmsteading is named as Supplied the property of Robert Findlay & occupied by Mrs Lands. |
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CALDARVAN |
Caldarvan |
R D MacKenzie Prop [Proprietor]
Valuation Roll
Mr William Baptie |
014 |
A Superior dwellinghouse with garden and Ornamental ground attached the property of and occupied by R D MacKenzie |
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EAST CALDARVAN |
East Caldarvan |
Valuation Roll
R D MacKenzie Propr [Proprietor]
Mr William Baptie |
014 |
A dwellinghouse with garden So Called the property of R D MacKenzie and occupied by Janet Bilsland. |
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EASTER CAMBUSMOON |
Easter Cambusmoon |
Valuation Roll
Mr William Baptie
Robert Bontree occ [occupier] |
014 |
This farmsteading is the property of John Aitken now occupied by Robert Bontree. |
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DUNCRYNE [house] |
Duncryne |
Valuation Roll
Mr William Baptie
John Mitchell Occr. [Occupier] |
014 |
A dwellinghouse with offices and garden the property of the Duke of Montrose now occupied by John Mitchell |
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Parish of Kilmaronock -- Cal the Cole-wort
[Below entry for Caldarvan:]
"Cal - The colewort" (Gael.) [Gaelic]
[Beside entry for Duncryne:]
?Duncrine
[initialled BR?] |
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BLAIRENNICH |
Blairennich |
Valuation Roll
Mr William Baptie County Assessor
Peter McAuley occr. [occupier] |
014 |
A farmsteading in good repair the property of James Galbraith now occupied by Peter McAuley |
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WESTER CAMBUSMOON |
Wester Cambusmoon |
Mr. Robert Laing Propr. [Proprietor]
Mr William Baptie
Thomas Pollock |
014 |
A dwellinghouse with offices and garden attached the property of [Mr.] Robert Laing now occupied by Thomas Pollock |
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CAMBUSMOON |
Cambusmoon |
Valuation Roll
John Murdoch
Mr William Baptie |
014 |
This place was formerly a farmst[eading] it is now let out in Small tenements John Buchanan Propr. [Proprietor] John Murdoch principle occupier. |
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Parish of Kilmaronock
[Below entry for Blairennich:]
"Blair - The filaments of flax laid out to dry" - (Jamieson)
"Innich - Scramble, Struggle". (Gaelic) |
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WEST CALDARVAN |
West Caldarvan |
R D MacKenzie Propr. [Proprietor]
John S Waddell occr [occupier]
Mr William Baptie |
014 |
A dwelling house with offices the property of R D MacKenzie now occupied by John S Waddell. |
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GRAYSTONELEE |
Graystonelee |
Valuation Roll
R D MacKenzie Propr. [Proprietor]
Mr William Baptie |
014 |
A Small farmsteading the property of and occupied by R D MacKenzie. |
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BALQUHAIN |
Balquhain |
Valuation Roll
Samuel Woolfield Propr. [Proprietor]
Mr. William Baptie |
014 |
A dwellinghouse have extensive offices garden and small plantation adjoining the property of and occupied by Samuel Woolfield. |
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LOCHABER |
Lochaber |
R D MacKenzie Propr. [Proprietor]
Valuation Roll
Mr William Baptie |
014 |
A Small farmsteading the property of R D MacKenzie now occupied by William Smith. |
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BLAIROAKS |
Blairoaks |
Valuation Roll
R D MacKenzie Propr [Proprietor]
Mr William Baptie |
014 |
Formerly a farmsteading but now an unoccupied house in the occupation of the proprietor. |
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BLAIROAKS COTTAGE |
Blairoaks Cottage |
R.D MacKenzie Propr. [Proprietor]
Mr William Baptie
Robert Macfarlane |
014 |
A Small Cottage So Called the property of R D MacKenzie now occupied by Mrs. Sinclair. |
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[Below entry for Blairoaks:]
Blair - The genitive of Blar. - A Field (Gaelic) |
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LITTLE FINNARY |
Little Finnary |
Valuation Roll
Mr William Baptie
James Miller Occr. [Occupier]
William Burns Occr. [Occupier] |
014 |
This name applies to two Small farm Steadings the Northern one is the property of Mr Cunningham and the other belongs to the Duke of Montrose. |
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MEIKLE FINNARY |
Meikle Finnary
Finnary |
R D MacKenzie Propr [Proprietor]
William Freeland Occr. [Occupier]
Mr William Baptie
Valuation Roll |
014 |
A dwellinghouse with offices the property of R D MacKenzie now occupied by William Freeland. |
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FINNARY |
Finnary |
Valuation Roll
R. D MacKenzie
Mr William Baptie |
014 |
Four Cottages So Called about a ¼ of a mile East of Little Finnary |
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[Below entry for Little Finnary:]
"Finner - A white trout" (Jamieson) |
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DRUMGLASS |
Drumglass |
Valuation Roll
Peter Burns Occr [Occupier]
Mr William Baptie |
014 |
A dwellinghouse with offices the property of J C Lenny now occupied by Peter Burns |
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CATTERMUIR GATEHOUSE |
Cattermuir Gatehouse |
John Blair Occr. [Occupier]
William Miller (Mavie Mill)
Samuel Woolfield |
014 |
A Cottage So Called the property of the Forth and Clyde Railway Company occupied by John Blair. |
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[Below entry for Drumglass:]
"Drum - A knoll a ridge". - (Jamieson)
Glas. - Green or Gray. - (Gaelic.) |
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MAVIE MILL |
Mavie Mill
Mavie Mill
Mavie Mill
Mavie Mill |
Valuation Roll
William Baptie Senr. [Senior] Propr [Proprietor]
William Baptie Junr. [Junior] Assessor
New Stat Act. [Statistical Account] |
014 |
A corm Mill with dwelling house attached the property of William Baptie Senr. [Senior] now occupied by William Miller |
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MAVIE GATES |
Mavie Gates
Mavie Gates
Mavie Gates |
William Miller
William Baptie
Walter Bilsland S. [Station] Master |
014 |
This Cottage is the property of the Forth and Clyde Railway Company Known by the name Supplied. The gate at the Railway near Mavie Mill, is the origin of this name. |
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BURNSIDE COTTAGE |
Burnside Cottage |
Mrs Buchanan Propr [Proprietor]
William Miller
William Baptie |
014 |
A dwellinghouse and offices the property of and occupied by Mrs Buchanan. |
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CATTER LAW |
Catter Law |
W E Jolly Factor
R.D Mackenzie
Revd [Reverend] W.B.S Paterson |
015 |
A circular artificial Mound adjoining Catter House Supposed to have been a place where Law Courts were held in Ancient times presided over by the Lords of Lennox. |
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"His successor Donald, gave the lands of Buchquhannane and Sallochy to Maurice de Buchquhanne
and gave him the privilege of holding courts of life and limb within the said lands, on condition of all
convicted of capital crimes should be executed at the earl's gallows of Cathar, ---- The Moot hill of
Cathar, a large artificial mound is still entire". - (Origines Parochiales)
"At Catter is a large artificial earthen mound, anciently the Seat of Courts of justice". - (Fuln. [Fullarton's] Gazetteer) |
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DRYMEN BRIDGE |
Drymen Bridge |
W E Jolly Factor
R D MacKenzie
Daniel McGregor |
015 |
A County bridge of three arches across the Endrick Water [on] Turnpike road from Glasgow to Stirling |
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BRIDGEND |
Bridgend |
Valuation Roll
David McGregor Propr [Proprietor]
W E Jolly Factor |
015 |
A dwellinghouse near Drymen Bridge So Called the property of David McGregor and occupied by Daniel McGregor. |
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CATTER HOUSE |
Catter House |
Valuation Roll
W E Jolly Occr [Occupier]
R D MacKenzie |
015 |
A Superior dwellinghouse with gardens & ornamental grounds the property of the Duke of Montrose now occupied by W.E Jolly Factor to his Grace. |
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EASTER CATTER |
Easter Catter |
Valuation Roll
W.E Jolly Factor
Hugh Smith occr [occupier] |
015 |
A farm steading So called the property of John Buchanan now occupied by Hugh Smith |
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SPITTAL |
Spittal |
Valuation Roll
W E Jolly Factor
Gabriel Brock |
015 |
A dwellinghouse with Offices the property of J B Hamilton now occupied by Gabriel Brock |
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CATTER BURN |
Catter Burn |
W E Jolly Factor
R.D MacKenzie Factor
Mr John Robb |
015 |
This Stream flows in a North Easterly direction from the junction of Gallengad Burn and Cameron Burn to the Endrick Water [at the] East point of the parish near Drymen Station. it is both parish and County Boundary [its] entire length. |
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[Below entry for Spittal:]
Spital
Altered in accordance with circular
Memo: [Memorandum] dated 28 Jany. [January] 1865
H. Helsham Jones
Capt. R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers]
31/1/65 [1865] |
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PIRNIEHALL |
Pirniehall |
Mr Blair Assessor
James Murray Occr [Occupier]
W.E Jolly Factor |
015 |
A Small farmsteading the property of James Buchanan now occupied by James Murray. |
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SAWMILL |
Saw Mill |
John Edmund
W E Jolly Factor
John Robb |
015 |
A Saw Mill on the banks of Catter Burn the property of and occupied by John Edmund |
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DRYMEN STATION |
Drymen Station |
Mr McIndoe Station Master
Bills of Company
W.E Jolly Factor |
015 |
A railway Station on the Forth and Clyde Junction Railway |
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CROFTAMIE |
Croftamie |
Valuation Roll
W E Jolly Factor
Mr Blair Assessor |
015 |
A farmsteading with public house and Smithy So Called the property of J B Hamilton occupied by James Orr. |
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CATTER MILL |
Catter Mill |
Valuation Roll
W E Jolly Factor
Mr Blair |
015 |
An extensive establishment farm used for dressing flax it is now unoccupied Duke of Montrose proprietor. |
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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 the parish boundary between Kilmaronock and Bonhill name applying from its junction with Loch Lomond to the Occupation Road leading from Boturich to the bondary of Bonhill in direction of Alexandria. |
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LEDERISHMORE |
Lederishmore
Ladrishmore |
Title Deeds
A J D Brown Propr [Proprietor]
Alexander Galbraith
Valuation Roll |
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A farmsteading in good repair the property of A J D Brown now occupied by Alexander Galbraith |
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ASHFIELD |
Ashfield |
Valuation Roll
Walter McIndoe Propr [Proprietor]
Mr William Baptie |
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A neat dwellinghouse with plantation and garden attached the property of and occupied by Walter McIndoe |
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LOWER SHANACLES |
Lower Shanacles
Shanaglis
Shanaglis
Shan Eccles |
Walter McIndoe Propr [Proprietor]
Title Deeds
Valuation Roll
Voters List
Extracts Supplied |
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A farmsteading So Called the property of and Occupied by Walter McIndoe |
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[Below entry for Lower Shanacles:]
"Sean. - old ........ } pronounced { Shon.
"Eaglais - Church } pronounced { Agg-Clesh. |
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CHAPEL (Site of) [Kirkfield] |
Site of Chapel |
John Graham
Mr Macfarlane
William Robb Carpenter
Walter McIndoe |
018 |
The Site of this Chapel or Kirk as it is Sometimes Called is about 8½ chains NE [North East] of the farmsteading of Kirkfield the occupier of which place about 4½ years ago removed a portion of the foundation.
That a chapel or Kirk was established here prior to the Reformation is the popular opinion in the Neighbourhood. |
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Parish of Kilmaronock
"Another church or chapel must have been
planted at Ballagan, where the remains
of an old building, called Shan Eccles or
Old Kirk, may still be seen".- (Origines Parochiales)
"There are the remains of two Romish Chapels. (Old Stat Act [Statistical Account]) |
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KIRKFIELD |
Kirkfield |
John Graham Occr. [Occupier]
Mr William Baptie
Walter McIndoe (Ashfield) |
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A dwellinghouse with offices on the boundary adjoining the Parish of Bonhill the property of J H Kippen now occupied by John Graham. Name derived from its vicinity to the old Chapel. |
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BLAIRNYLE |
Blairnyle |
Valuation Roll
R D MacKenzie Propr [Proprietor]
Alexander Graham occr. [occupier] |
018 |
This farmsteading is the property of R D MacKenzie now occupied by Alexander Graham. |
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CALDARVAN LOCH |
Caldarvan Loch
Lochend |
Estate Map
R D MacKenzie Propr. [Proprietor]
Alexander Graham
William Baptie |
018 |
The proprietor wishes this Loch to be in future called by the name Supplied that by which is popularly known at present is Lochend. |
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BLAIRQUHANAN |
Blairquhanan |
Valuation Roll
Andrew McKinlay Propr [Proprietor]
Mr William Baptie |
018 |
A farmsteading So Called the property of and occupied by Andrew McKinlay |
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CRANLOCH |
Cranloch |
Valuation Roll
R D MacKenzie Propr [Proprietor]
Mr William Baptie |
018 |
A dwellinghouse and garden named as Supplied the property of R D MacKenzie now occupied by A Ritchie. |
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CRANLOCH BURN |
Cranloch Burn |
Estate Map
R D MacKenzie
Andrew McKinlay |
018 |
This burn issues from Caldarvan Loch flowing in a Southerly direction by Blanquhanan into the Parish of Bonhill. |
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[Below entry for Blairquhanan:]
"Blair, the genitive of Blar. - A plain a field" (Gaelic)
"Blair, - the filaments of flax after it has been steeped
and laid out to dry." (Jamieson)
[Below entry for Cranloch:]
"Crannlach - Boughs, branches"
Crann - A plough - Loch - A lake" (Gaelic)
"Cran. - An instrument laid across the fire" (Jamieson) |
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LOCHEND |
Lochend |
Valuation Roll
R D MacKenzie Propr [Proprietor]
William Graham |
018 |
A farmsteading adjoining Caldarvan Loch R D MacKenzie is proprietor now in the occupation of William Graham |
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LOCHEND COTTAGE |
Lochend Cottage |
R D MacKenzie Propr [Proprietor]
Robert Jackson occr. [occupier]
John Robb |
018 |
A Cottage So Called the property of R.D MacKenzie now occupied by Robert Jackson |
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KILMARONOCK STATION |
Kilmaronock Station |
Bills of Company
Mr Bilsland Station Master
John Robb |
018 |
A railway Station on the Forth and Clyde Junction Railway |
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FORTH AND CLYDE JUNCTION RAILWAY |
Forth & Clyde Junction Railway |
Bills of Company
Mr Bilsland Station Master |
018 |
A line of railway for passengers and other traffic between Balloch and Stirling. |
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MANSION OF GALLANGAD |
Mansion of Gallangad
Mansion of Gallengad |
Mr Brown Factor
Alexander Dow occr [occupier]
Mr William Baptie assessor
Valuation Roll |
018 |
A farmsteading in bad repair the property of R.C Graham now occupied by Alexander Dow
This place was formerly the Residence of the Lairds of Gallangad. |
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BLAIRQUHOMRIE |
Blairquhomrie
Blairquhomrie
Blairquhomrie
Blairquhomrie |
Valuation Roll
Rent Receipts
James Buchanan Occr [Occupier]
Estate Map. |
018 |
A dwellinghouse with offices the property of Mrs Ewing now occupied by James Buchanan |
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BLAIRVEICH |
Blairveich |
James Buchanan
Alexander Dow
John Robb |
018 |
A Cottage So Called the property of Mrs Ewing now in the occupation of James Buchanan |
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[Below entry for Blairveich:]
"Blair - A field
Bheag - Little - pronounced vvheug" (Gaelic) |
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MOLLANDOW |
Mollandow |
Valuation Roll
Mr William Baptie
James Gardiner |
018 |
A farmsteading the property of Bilsland and Buchanan now occupied by James Gardiner |
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SPITAL |
Spittal |
Valuation Roll
John Bilsland
Mr William Baptie |
018 |
A farmsteading So Called the property of Robert Bell now occupied by John Bilsland |
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[Below amended spelling for Spital:]
Spital
H Helsham Jones
31.1.65 [1865] Capt.R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers]
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CROFTFOOT |
Croftfoot |
William Buchanan Prop [Proprietor]
Valuation Roll
Mr William Baptie |
018 |
A farmsteading in good repair the property of and occupied by William Buchanan |
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MERKINS |
Merkins
Merkins
Merkins
Merkins |
Valuation Roll
Robert McIndoe occ [occupier]
Mr William Baptie
Estate Map. |
018 |
A dwellinghouse with offices the property of Mrs. Ewing now occupied by Robert McIndoe. |
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GALLANGAD |
Gallangad
Gallingad
Gallengad
Gallengad
Gallengadd |
Mr Brown Factor
James Young Occr. [Occupier]
Alexander Dow
Voters List
Valuation Roll
New Stat Act. [Statistical Account]
Fullartons Gazetteer |
018 |
A dwellinghouse with offices the property of R.C. Graham now occupied by James Young |
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GARTLEA |
Gartlea |
Valuation Roll
Mr William Baptie
Thomas Wilson |
018 |
A farmsteading partly in Ruins he property of and occupied by R.C. Graham |
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LADY LINN |
Lady Linn |
Alexander Dow
Thomas Wilson
John Robb |
018 |
A waterfall in Gallangad Glen about 5 feet high curved across Gallangad Burn |
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[Below entry for Gallangad:]
"Gallan. A branch, a youth.
Gad, A withe, a twisted twig". - (Gaelic)
[Below entry for Gartlea:]
"Gart. Standing corn." (Gaelic)
Lea. - Not ploughed. - (Jamieson) |
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BLAIRQUHOMRIE MUIR |
Blairquhomrie Muir
Blairquhomrie Muir
Blairquhomrie Muir
Blairquhomrie Moor |
James Buchanan
Robert McIndoe
Alexander Dow
Estate Map. |
018 |
A considerable tract of rough Heathy pasture extending from the parish boundary between Common Kist and Standing Stones to the Cultivated lands of Blairquhomrie & Merkins. |
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MERKINS MUIR |
Merkins Muir
Merkins Muir
Merkins Muir
Merkins Moor |
James Buchanan
Robert McIndoe
Alexander Dow
Estate Plan |
018 |
This Muir is bounded on the West by Blairquhomrie Muir on the East by Gallangad Burn and on the South by Dumbarton parish, and the Cultivated lands of Merkins on the North. |
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[Below entry for Merkins Muir:]
"Merk. A certain denomination of land,
from the duty formerly paid
to the sovereign or superior."
(Jamieson) |
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GALLANGAD GLEN |
Gallangad Glen |
Alexander Dow
Mr John Robb
James Young |
018 |
This Glen extend from Ishneich waterfall to near the Mansion of Gallangad its Sides are steep and throughout the whole Scattered forest and wood line its banks |
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GALLANGAD BURN |
Gallangad Burn
Gallangadd Burn |
Mr John Robb
Alexander Dow
Mr. William Baptie Clerk of Supply
County Map |
018 |
The name of this burn is well known and extends from Ishneich Water fall to its Junction with the Cameron Burn |
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GALLANGAD MUIR |
Gallangad Muir |
Alexander Dow
James Buchanan
John Robb |
018 |
A considerable tract of Rough Heathy pasture extending from the Parish boundary adjoining Dumbarton Parish to the Cultivated lands of Gallangad it is bounded by the Cameron Burn on the East & Gallangad Burn on the West |
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ISHNEICH |
Ishneich
Ishneich
Ishneich
Gallingad Linn
Gallingad Linn |
Alexander Dow
James Buchanan
Thomas Wilson (Herd)
Mr Murray - Factor for Mrs Ewing.
Walter Smith |
018 |
A double waterfall about 10 ft high Known by the name Supplied adding the parish boundary of Dumbarton and the head of Gallangad Glen. |
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CAMERON BURN |
Cameron Burn |
Thomas Wilson Herd
James Buchanan
Alexander Dow |
018 |
This burn flows from near the junction of the parishes of Dumbarton and Drymen flowing in a Northerly direction to its junction with Gallangad Burn it is the parish boundary its whole length. |
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BAGURY BURN |
Bagury Burn |
Plan of Dumbarton Muir |
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This burn rises on Dumbarton Muir and for a short distance is called "Baguary Burn," thence Cameron Burn. |
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DOCKING HOLE |
Docking Hole |
Plan of Dumbarton Muir |
018 |
A small burn rising near the boundary of Dumbarton and Kilmaronock Phs. [Parishes] |
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Parish of Kilmaronock
[Below entry for Ishneich:]
Uisge - Water }
Nigh - Wash } (Gaelic) |
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RED BRAE |
Red Brae
Red Brae
Red Brae
Red Brae |
James Buchanan
Alexander Dow
Thomas Wilson
Estate Plan |
018 |
This name applies to a Steep bank the Soil of which is of a Red Color on the (Side of a Stream) not named about ½ a mile North West from Gallangad Glen |
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LANG CAIRN |
Grey Cairn
Grey Cairn
Grey Cairn
Lang Cairn
Lang Cairn
Long Cairn
Long Cairn
Lang Cairn |
James Buchanan
Thomas Wilson
Alexander Dow
Estate Plan of Blairquhomrie & Merkins.
Plan of Dumbarton Muir
Mr Murray Factor
Walter Smith
Burgh Charter 1609. |
018 |
An oval pile of large Course Stones the name of which is popularly known to the inhabitants of the Surrounding Country, it presents an artificial appearance and all that is known of its origin is the tradition of a battle been fought here in Olden times. -
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FINLAND BURN |
Finland Burn
Finland Burn
Finland Burn
Finland Burn
Merkins Burn
Merkins Burn |
William Ronald Gamekeeper
James Buchanan
Alexander Dow Shepherd
Estate Plan
James Cross - Wards
John Smith - Highdykes |
018 |
This Stream flows in a N. [North] Easterly direction through Merkins Muir by Red Brae to its junction with Gallangad Burn near Ishneich waterfall. |
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COMMON KIST |
Common Kist
Common Kist
Common Kist
Common Kist
Common Kist
Common Kist |
James Buchanan
Thomas Wilson (Herd)
Alexander Dow
Estate Plan of Blairquhomrie & Merkins
Plan of Dumbarton Muir
Burgh Charter 1609 (Dumbarton) |
018 |
The object which bears this name is four rude stones in the form of a box at the Junction of the Parishes of Bonhill and Dumbarton. |
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HILL OF STANDING STANES |
Standing Stones
Standing Stones
Standing Stones
Hill of Standing Stones
Hill of Standing Stones
Hill of Standing Stones
Hill where the Standand Stanes are fixed.
The Standin Stanes |
James Buchanan
Thomas Wilson
John Robb
Estate Plan of Blairquohomrie & Merkins.
Plan of Dumbarton Muir
Mr Murray Factor for Mrs. Ewing
Burgh Charter 1609 (Dumbarton.)
Arbiters award of 1838. |
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An artificial pile of Stones about 5 feet high So called on the parish boundary adjoining Dumbarton it is also the highest point of Muirland in the locality. |
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[Between description of Common Kist and Hill of Standing Stanes:]
See N. [Name] Book of Dumbarton Ph. [Parish]
J[K]
[Signed]
John Bayly
Major R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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INDEX
Name -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Aber Bog -- 14 -- 7 -- 10
Ardoch -- 14 -- 10 -- 21
Aber Mill -- 14 -- 11 -- 23
Airey -- 14 -- 11 -- 24
Aber Burn -- 14 -- 11 -- 24
Ardoch Toll 14 -- 11 -- 28
Ashfield -- 18 -- 2 -- 61
Burial Ground -- 14 -- 6 -- 6
Bogside -- 14 -- 7 -- 8
Bell Moss -- 14 -- 7 -- 10
Badshalloch -- 14 -- 8 -- 12
Black Hill -- 14 -- 10 -- 19
Blairennich Smithy -- 14 -- 10 -- 21
Blairennich Burn -- 14 -- 10 -- 22
Bent -- 14 -- 10 -- 25
Bridgend -- 14 -- 11 -- 27
Blairennich Cottage -- 14 -- 11 -- 28
Burnbrae -- 14 -- 11 -- 28
Burnhouse -- 14 -- 12 -- 34
Blackford -- 14 -- 12 -- 35
Boturich Castle -- 14 -- 13 -- 40
Blairlinans -- 14 -- 14 -- 43
Blairlusk -- 14 -- 14 -- 44
Blairlennich -- 14 -- 15 -- 46
Balquhain -- 14 -- 15 -- 47
Blairoaks -- 14 -- 15 -- 48
Blairoaks Cottage -- 14 -- 15 -- 48
Burnside Cottage -- 14 -- 16 -- 51
Bridgend -- 15 -- 5 -- 54
Burn of Balloch -- 18 -- 1 -- 59
Blairmyle -- 18 -- 2 -- 63
Blairquhanan -- 18 -- 2 -- 64
Blairquhomrie -- 18 -- 3 -- 67
Blairveich -- 18 -- 3 -- 67
Blairquhomrie Muir -- 18 -- 4 -- 73
Claddachside -- 14 -- 7 -- 7
Church on site of St Maronocks Ch [Church] -- 14 -- 8 -- 14
Catterbog -- 14 -- 8 -- 16
Cambusmoon Cottages -- 14 -- 11 -- 28
Cattermuir -- 14 -- 12 -- 36
Cattermuir -- 14 -- 12 -- 36
Catterloan -- 14 -- 12 -- 37
Crosshill -- 14 -- 12 -- 37
Caldarvan -- 14 -- 15 -- 45
Cambusmoon -- 14 -- 15 -- 46
Cattermuir Gatehouse -- 14 -- 16 -- 50
Catter Law -- 15 -- 5 -- 53
Catter House -- 15 -- 9 -- 55
Catter Burn -- 15 -- 9 -- 56
Croftamie -- 15 -- 9 -- 58
Catter Mill -- 15 -- 9 -- 58
Caldarvan Loch -- 18 -- 2 -- 63
Cranloch -- 18 -- 2 --- 64
Cranloch Burn -- 18 -- 2 -- 64
Croftfoot -- 18 -- 3 -- 69
Cameron Burn -- 18 -- 8 -- 76
Common Kist -- 18 -- 11 -- 79
Dubbaniel -- 14 -- 7 -- 7
Dam of Aber -- 14 -- 11 -- 23
Duncryne -- 14 -- 11 -- 30 |
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page . . .
Dubaniel -- 14 -- 14 -- 43
Duncryne -- 14 -- 15 -- 45
Drumglas -- 14 -- 16 -- 50
Drymen Bridge -- 15 -- 5 -- 54
Drymen Station -- 15 -- 9 -- 58
Endrick Water -- 14 -- 3 -- 3
East Portnellan -- 14 -- 10 -- 20
East Caldarvan -- 14 -- 15 -- 45
Easter Cambusmoon -- 14 -- 15 -- 45
Easter Catter -- 15 -- 9 -- 55
France -- 14 -- 11 -- 27
Finnary -- 14 -- 16 -- 49
Forth and Clyde Junction Rly [Railway] -- 18 -- 3 -- 66
Finland Burn -- 18 -- 11 -- 78
Gartochraggan -- 14 -- 7 -- 7
Gartocharn Bog -- 14 -- 7 -- 10
Gargowan Lodge -- 14 -- 8 -- 11
Gartenwalls -- 14 -- 11 -- 25
Gartocharn Cottage -- 14 -- 11 -- 27
Gartocharn -- 14 -- 11 -- 29
Gartenbantrick -- 14 -- 11 -- 31
Gartagyre -- 14 -- 12 -- 35
Graystonelee -- 14 -- 15 -- 47
Gallangad -- 18 -- 4 -- 71
Gartlea -- 18 -- 4 -- 71
Gallangad Glen -- 18 -- 4 -- 75
Gallangad Burn -- 18 -- 4 -- 75
Gallangad Muir -- 18 -- 4 -- 75
Headdykes -- 14 -- 11 -- 25
Hillhead of Cattermuir -- 14 -- 12 -- 34
Hill of Standing Stones -- 18 -- 11 -- 79
Horn -- 14 -- 12 -- 33
Ishneich -- 18 -- 8 -- 76
Kilmaronock -- 18 -- 8 -- 1
Kilmaronock Castle -- 14 -- 8 -- 15
Knockour Cottage -- 14 -- 9 -- 18
Knockour Wood -- 14 -- 9 -- 18
Kirkfield -- 18 -- 2 -- 63
Knockour Hill -- 14 -- 13 -- 39
Kilmaronock Station -- 18 -- 3 -- 66
Limehill -- 14 -- 7 -- 8
Loch Lomond -- 14 -- 9 -- 17
Lower Gartocharn -- 14 -- 11 -- 24
Low Raws -- 14 -- 11 -- 25
Little Duncryne -- 14 -- 11 -- 31
Little Blairlusk -- 14 -- 14 -- 44
Lorn -- 14 -- 14 -- 43
Lochaber -- 14 -- 15 -- 48
Little Finnary -- 14 -- 16 -- 49
Lederishmore -- 18 -- 2 -- 61
Lower Shancles -- 18 -- 2 -- 61
Lochend -- 18 -- 3 -- 65
Lochend Cottage -- 18 -- 3 -- 65
Lady Linn -- 18 -- 4 -- 71
Lang Cairn -- 18 -- 8 -- 77
Mains Farm -- 14 -- 8 -- 11
Manse -- 14 -- 8 -- 12
Mains House -- 14 -- 8 -- 15 |
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Middle Gartocharn -- 14 -- 11 -- 24
Meikle Batturich -- 14 -- 13 -- 41
Meikle Finnary -- 14 -- 16 -- 49
Mavie Mill -- 14 -- 16 -- 51
Mavie Gates -- 14 -- 16 -- 51
Mansion of Gallangad -- 18 -- 3 -- 66
Mollandow -- 18 -- 3 -- 68
Merkins -- 18 -- 3 -- 69
Merkins Muir -- 18 -- 3 -- 73
Portnellan -- 14 -- 10 -- 20
Pirniehall -- 15 -- 9 -- 57
Ring Point -- 14 -- 3 -- 4
Ross Priory -- 14 -- 6 -- 6
Ring -- 14 -- 7 -- 8
Ring Bog -- 14 -- 7 -- 10
Ross Burn -- 14 -- 10 -- 20
Raws -- 14 -- 12 -- 33
Red Brae -- 18 -- 8 -- 77
St Maronocks Well -- 14 -- 8 -- 13
Slatehouse -- 14 -- 11 -- 23
School -- 14 -- 11 -- 26
School -- 14 -- 11 -- 29
South Gartocharn -- 14 -- 11 -- 30
Shandon -- 14 -- 12 -- 37
Spittal -- 15 -- 9 -- 56
Saw Mill -- 15 -- 9 -- 57
Site of Chapel -- 18 -- 2 -- 62
Spittal -- 18 -- 3 -- 68
Suspension Bridge -- 14 -- 8 -- 11
Tullochan -- 14 -- 10 -- 21
Townhead of Aber -- 14 -- 11 -- 23
Third -- 14 -- 12 -- 33
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Manse -- 14 -- 11 -- 27
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church -- 14 -- 11 -- 29
Upper Shanacles -- 14 -- 14 -- 43
Wards -- 14 -- 7 -- 9
Wards Tileworks -- 14 -- 7 -- 9
Wester Portnellan -- 14 -- 10 -- 19
Wester Cambusmoon -- 14 -- 15 -- 46
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