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CREAG MADAIDH |
Creag Madaidh
Creag Madaidh
Creag Madaidh |
Mr. Daniel McAulay Fernicarry
Mr. Donald McKellar Oakbank
Mr. Duncan Campbell Clynder |
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A small rocky Hill overlooking Loch Long - it signifies the "Dogs Rock". |
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CNOC FITHICH |
Cnoc Fithich
Cnoc Fithich
Cnoc Fithich |
Mr Daniel McAulay Fernicarry
Mr Donald McKellar Oakbank
Mr Duncan Campbell Clynder |
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A height or knowe a short distance east of Creag Maddaidh, it signifies the "Ravens Knowe". |
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DÙN DAIMH |
Dun Daimh
Dun Daimh
DunDaimh |
Mr. Daniel McAulay Fernicarry
Mr. Donald McKellar Oakbank
Mr. Duncan Campbell Clynder |
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A conspicuous Hill on the east side of the Parish overlooking Gare Loch, it signifies the "Ox Hill" |
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[Below entry for Creag Madaidh:]
Creag G. [Gaelic] A rock
Madaidh, from Madadh, A dog. Any wild animal
of the dog species.
[Below entry for Cnoc Fithich:]
"Cnoc, (G) [Gaelic] A hill, a knowe
Fithich, from Fitheach, (G) [Gaelic] A raven.
[Below entry for Dùn Daimh:]
grave accent
Dun, (G) [Gaelic] A hill
Daimh, from Damh, an Ox. |
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PORT AN LOCHAIN |
Port an Lochain
Port an Lochain
Port an Lochain |
Mr D. Campbell Clynder
Mr D. McKellar Oakbank
Mr Alexander Campbell Garelochhead |
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This is one of the few places on this coast where a boat can land, it is called Port an Lochain or Port of the Little Loch, as it is situated where a small burn issuing from Lochan Ghlas Laoigh falls into Loch Long. |
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BARR NAN CABAR |
Barr nan cabar
Barr nan cabar
Barr nan cabar |
Mr D. Campbell Clynder
Mr D. MacAulay Fernicarry
Mr Colin Campbell Mamore |
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An oblong small hill situated between Lochan Ghlas Laoigh and Port an Lochain, it signifies the "Hill of the Poles" or Stakes |
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LOCHAN GHLAS-LAOIGH |
Lochan Ghlas Laoigh
Lochan Ghlas Laoigh
Lochan Ghlas Laoigh |
Mr D. Campbell Clynder
Mr Robert Campbell Duchlage
Mr Alexander Campbell Garelochhead |
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A little Loch about half way between Gare Loch and Loch Long, it has a small burn issuing from its west side and falling into Loch Long - it signifies the "Grey Calf's Little Loch" |
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[Below entry for Port an Lochain:]
Port an Lochain (G) [Gaelic] Port of the small loch
[Below entry for Barr nan Cabar:]
"Barr" (G) [Gaelic] Hill-top. Cabar (G) [Gaelic] An Antler, &c.
[Below entry for Lochan Ghlas-Laoigh:]
"Lochan" (G) [Gaelic] A little loch.
"Ghlas" (G) [Gaelic] grey. dark, - Laoigh, A calf, a fawn
"Lochan Ghlas Laoigh" - The grey fawn's loch.
As Glas is an adjective
referring to Laoigh and
not to Lochan it is necessary
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CNOC NA H-AIRIDHE |
Cnoc-na-h-Airidhe
Cnoc-na-h-Airidhe
Cnoc-na-h-Airidhe |
Mr D. Macaulay
Mr D. Campbell
Mr Robert Campbell |
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A green knowe about 20 chains north of Lochan Ghlas Laoigh, it signifies the "Shealing Knowe" |
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DALANDOWIE BURN |
Dalandowie Burn
Dalandowie Burn
Dalandowie Burn |
Mr Thomas McKinlay Draughthouse
Mr D. Campbell
Mr David Macphun Postmaster |
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A small stream, rising west of Dun Dairnh and after pursuing an easterly course for about half a mile falls into Gare Loch at Rockville. 12-3 Trace 4. its signification is not known. |
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ALLT AN ÙRUISGE |
Allt an Uruisge
Allt an Uruisge
Allt an Uruisge |
Mr Thomas McKinlay Draughthouse
Mr D. Campbell
Mr David Macphun Postmaster |
012 |
A small stream rising east of Lochan Ghlas Laoigh and after following an easterly course for about half a mile falls into Gare Loch about 10 chains north of Mambeg 12-3 Trace 4 it signifies "The Brownies Burn" |
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[Below entry for Cnoc na h-Airidhe:]
Cnoc, a hill, a knowe.
Airidhe (G) [Gaelic] A level green among the hills &c.
"Cnoc na h-Airidhe", The level green knowe
[Below entry for Allt an Uruisge:]
Allt. (G) [Gaelic] A mountain stream
Ùruisge (G) [Gaelic] A being supposed to haunt
lonely and sequestered places. |
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Described on Name sheet of 6 inch Plan |
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ELLANGOWAN |
Ellangowan
Ellangowan
Ellangowan |
Mr. Alexander Campbell Prop [Proprietor]
Mr. Donald Turner Garelochhead
Mr. James Turner Garelochhead |
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A good house, the property of & occupied by Alexander Campbell |
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CRAIGELLAN |
Craigellan
Craigellan
Craigellan |
Mr. John Campbell Prop [Proprietor]
Mr. Alexander Campbell
Mr. James Turner |
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A good house, the property of & occupied by Mr John Campbell |
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MONUMENTAL STONE [Craigellan] |
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There is a small enclosure about 4 chains west of Craigellan, in which is a stone with the inscription "Here Isabella Campbell wast wont to pray" she was the founder of a religious sect called Campbellites, but they are now nearly extinct |
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FERNICARRY HOUSE |
Fernicarry House
Fernicarry House
Fernicarry House |
Mr Aulay McAulay Prop [Proprietor]
Mr Daniel McAulay Fernicarry
Mr John Campbell Craigellan |
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An old house the property of & occupied by Mr. Aulay McAulay. |
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FERNICARRY |
Fernicarry
Fernicarry
Fernicarry |
Mr Aulay McAulay
Mr Daniel McAulay
Mr John Campbell Craigellan |
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A small farmhouse and offices occupied by Daniel McAulay - it is the property of the Duke of Argyll |
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LOCHSIDE COTTAGE |
Lochside Cottage
Lochside Cottage
Lochside Cottage |
Mrs. Macpherson Prop [Proprietor]
Mr. Robert Cruikshank Aldavuh
Mr. Robert McKinlay Draughthouse. |
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A Cottage the property of and occupied by Mrs. Macpherson |
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SOMERSET COTTAGE |
Somerset Cottage
Somerset Cottage
Somerset Cottage |
Mr R Cruikshank
Mr John Campbell
Gate Pillar |
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A neat Cottage the property of and occupied by Mr R. Johnston |
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SOMERSET HOUSE |
Somerset House
Somerset House
Somerset House |
Mr R Cruikshank
Mr John Campbell
Gate Pillar |
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A good house the property of Mr R. Johnston and occupied by Mr. John Leckie |
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DRAUGHTHOUSE |
Draughthouse
Draughthouse
Draughthouse |
Mr. R. McKinlay
Mr. Duncan Campbell Clynder
Rental Receipt |
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A small farmhouse & offices occupied by Mr R. McKinlay - the property of the Duke of Argyll |
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ALDAVUH |
Aldavuh
Aldavuh
Aldavuh |
Mr. Robert Cruikshank
Mr. John Campbell
Mr. Alexander Campbell |
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A good house the Property of and occupied by Mr Robert Cruikshank |
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ALLT A' BHUTHA |
Allt a' Bhutha
Allt a' Bhutha
Allt a' Bhutha |
Mr Duncan Campbell Clynder
Mr John Campbell
Mr Alexander Campbell Ellangowan |
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A small burn rising near Dun Daimh and running in an easterly direction falls into Gare Loch - the latter part of its course for about 5 chains is covered over - it signifies "the Booth Burn" |
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ARGYLL COTTAGE |
Argyll Cottage
Argyll Cottage
Argyll Cottage |
Mr. R. Cruikshank
Mr. John Campbell
Mr. Alexander Campbell |
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A neat Cottage the property of Mr R. Cruikshank unoccupied at present. |
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[Below entry for Allt a' Bhutha:]
"Allt a' Bhùtha", The booth or tent burn |
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GLENALD |
Glenald
Glenald
Glenald |
Mr. William McCall, Dalandowie
Mr. Robert McKinlay
Mr. Robert Cruikshank |
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A good house the property of & occupied by the Revd. [Reverend] John Paisley |
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CARLOCH COTTAGE |
Carloch Cottage
Carloch Cottage
Carloch Cottge |
Mr William McCall
Mr Robert McKinlay
Mr Robert Cruikshank |
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A good Cottage the property of Mr W. McCall, & occupied by Mr. Peter McLellan |
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ROCKVILLE |
Rockville
Rockville
Rockville |
Mr William McCall
Mr Robert McKinlay
Mr Robert Cruikshank |
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A good house the property of Mr. W. McCall, occupied by Ralph Taylorson Esq. |
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DALANDOWIE |
Dalandowie
Dalandowie
Dalandowie |
Mr. W. McCall
Mr. R. Cruikshank
Mr. R. McKinlay |
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A good house the property of & occupied by Mr W. McCall. |
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MAMBEG |
Mambeg
Mambeg
Mambeg |
Mr. W. McCall
Mr. R. Cruikshank
Mr. R. McKinlay |
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A small farm house & offices occupied by Archibald Campbell, the property of the Duke of Argyll |
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TOM SOLLEIR |
Tom Soilleir
Tom Soilleir
Tom Soilleir |
Mr. Duncan Campbell Clynder
Mr. Robert Campbell Duchlage
Mr. Donald Mackellar Oakbank |
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A small hill or knowe overlooking Loch Long - it signifies "the bright hill" |
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CREAG LOISGTE |
Creag Loisgte
Creag Loisgte
Creag Loisgte |
Mr. Duncan Campbell Clynder
Mr. Robert Campbell Duchlage
Mr. Donald Mackellar Oakbank |
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A rocky eminence a short distance east from Tom Soilleir it signifies the "Burnt Rock" |
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CREAG LÌOMHA |
Creag Liomha
Creag Liomha
Creag Liomha |
Mr. David McAulay Fernicarry
Mr. Duncan Campbell
Mr. Donald Mackellar |
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A height about 25 chains south east of Lochan Ghlas Laoigh it signifies "the Smooth Rock" |
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[Below entry for Tom Soilleir:]
"Tom Soilleir". Bright Hill
[Below entry for Creag Loisgte:]
Creag (G) [Gaelic] A rock
Loisgte, from Loisgt (G) [Gaelic] Burnt
[Below entry for Creag Lìomha:]
grave accent
Creag Lìomha, (G) [Gaelic] Color, gloss, smooth. |
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PIER [Gare Loch] |
Pier
Pier
Pier |
Mr William McCall
Mr Duncan Campbell
Mr Donald McKellar. |
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A wooden Pier projecting into Gare Loch at which steamers to and from Glasgow call daily. It is the property of the Duke of Argyll. |
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OAKBANK |
Oakbank
Oakbank
Oakbank |
Mr Donald Mackellar occ [occupier]
Mr Duncan Campbell Clynder
Mr Colin Campbell Mamore |
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A small house the property of the Duke of Argyll |
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DUCHLAGE |
Duchlage
Duchlage
Duchlage |
Mr. Robert Campbell occ [occupier]
Mr. Malcolm Taylor Letter
Mr. Duncan Campbell Clynder. |
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A small farm house and offices the property of the Duke of Argyll. The stream to the west of the farm bears no name. |
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CARRAIG MHAOL |
Carraig Mhaol
Carraig Mhaol
Carraig Mhaol |
Mr. Robert Campbell
Mr. Duncan Campbell
Mr. Donald Mackellar Oakbank |
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A low lying rocky point a short distance north west of Coulport it signifies the "Blunt Rock" |
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COULPORT |
Coulport
Coulport
Coulport |
Mr. Robert Campbell
Mr. Duncan Campbell
Mr. Donald Mackellar Oakbank |
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A small house occupied by Alexander Marquis the property of the Duke of Argyll |
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[Below entry for Carraig Mhaol:]
"Carraig Mhaol". - A rocky promontory |
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COULPORT FERRY |
Coulport Ferry
Coulport Ferry
Coulport Ferry |
Mr Robert Campbell
Mr Duncan Campbell
Mr Donald Mackellar |
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A Ferry from here to Ardentinny on the opposite side of Loch Long it has existed from time immemorial it is the property of the Duke of Argyll |
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MÀM MÒR |
Mam Mor
Mam Mor
Mam Mor |
Mr Colin Campbell
Mr Duncan Campbell
Mr Archibald Turner Peaton |
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A large flat topped hill on the Farm of Mamore, which though of no great height is the highest in this Parish. |
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LETTER |
Letter
Letter
Letter |
Mr Malcolm Taylor occ [occupier]
Mr Archibald Turner
Mr Robert Campbell |
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A small farm house and offices the property of Colin Campbell Esq. Elgin. |
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[Below entry for Màm Mòr:]
Grave accent
"Mam, a handful
Mor - great, large, lofty" (Gaelic) |
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AUCHANACLOICH |
Auchanacloich
Auchanacloich
Auchanacloich |
Samuel Easton, Esq.
Mr Colin Campbell
Mr Dugald Campbell Rosneath |
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A superior dwelling house, the property of and occupied by Samuel Easton Esq. |
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AIKENSHAW |
Aikenshaw
Aikenshaw
Aikenshaw |
Mr Colin Campbell
Mr John Macfarlan
Mr Robert Chalmers |
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A superior dwelling house the property of Robert McCallum Esq Glasgow unoccupied at present |
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MAMORE |
Mamore
Mamore
Mamore |
Mr Colin Campbell
Mr John Macfarlan
Mr Robert Chalmers |
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A small farm house and offices occupied by Mr Colin Campbell, the property of the Duke of Argyll |
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WOODEND COTTAGE |
Woodend Cottage
Woodend Cottage
Woodend Cottage |
Mr Colin Campbell
Mr John Campbell
Mr John Macfarlan Rahaen |
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A small Cottage the property of and occupied by Mrs McArthur |
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PRIMROSEBANK |
Primrosebank
Primrosebank
Primrosebank |
Mr Colin Campbell
Mr John Macfarlan
Mr Robert Chalmers Greenlee |
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A neat Cottage occupied by Mr William Cree, the property of Mr J. Campbell Glasgow |
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FERNBANK |
Fernbank
Fernbank
Fernbank |
Mr Colin Campbell
Mr John Macfarlan
Mr Robert Chalmers Greenlee |
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A neat Cottage occupied by Mr James Paul the property of Mr William McCunn Greenock |
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MILL BURN |
Mill Burn
Mill Burn
Mill Burn |
Mr Robert Chalmers
Mr John Mackinlay Meikle Rahaen
Mr John Macfarlan |
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A small stream rising north of Maol Riabhach and after running in an easterly direction for about half a mile falls into Gare Loch at Mill of Rahaen |
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MILL OF RAHAEN |
Mill of Rahaen
Mill of Rahaen
Mill of Rahaen |
Mr Robert Chalmers
Mr John Mackinlay Meikle Rahaen
Mr John Macfarlan |
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A row of old houses on the side of the Parish Road, occupied by many tenants, the property of the Duke of Argyll, a Mill stood here at one time which the place takes its name from. |
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GREENLEE |
Greenlee
Greenlee
Greenlee |
Mr Robert Chalmers
Mr John Mackinlay Meikle Rahaen
Mr John Macfarlan |
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A neat house a short distance south of Mill of Rahaen the property of and occupied by Mr Robert Chalmers |
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MEIKLE RAHAEN |
Meikle Rahaen
Meikle Rahaen
Meikle Rahaen |
Mr John MacKinlay occ [occupier]
Rental Receipt
Colin Campbell |
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A small farm house and offices occupied by John McKinlay the property of the Duke of Argyll |
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CORLACH |
Corlach
Corlach
Corlach |
Mr John MacKinlay
Mr Colin Campbell
Mr Duncan Campbell Clynder |
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A round hill a short distance south west of Meikle Rahaen its signification is not known |
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MAOL RIABHACH |
Maol Riabhach
Maol Riabhach
Maol Riabhach |
Mr Duncan Campbell
Mr Colin Campbell
Mr Dugald Campbell Rosneath |
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A long low lying flat-topped hill on the Farm of Meikle Rahaen the name is descriptive of the object which signifies a "Brindled Promontory" |
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[Below entry for Maol Riabhach:]
"Maol (G) [Gaelic] The brow of a rock, a cape, a promontory
"Riabhach (G) [Gaelic] Greyish &c |
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PEATON GLEN |
Peaton Glen
Peaton Glen
Peaton Glen |
Mr. Archibald Turner Peaton
Mr. Samuel Chalmers Barbour
Mr. John Macfarlan Rahaen |
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A small deep glen running from an occupation road near the shore to a fence which separates the arable land from the moor |
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PEATON LAYO |
Peaton Layo
Peaton Layo
Peaton Layo |
Mr. Archibald Turner Peaton
Mr, Samuel Chalmers Barbour
Mr. John Macfarlan Rahaen |
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A flat rocky point on Loch Long. It is supposed to be a corruption of the word Leac, a flat stone |
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PEATON HOUSE |
Peaton House
Peaton House
Peaton House |
William Church Esq. occ [occupier]
Mr Malcolm Taylor Letter
Mr Archibald Turner Peaton |
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An old Mansion House on the Estate of Peaton - the property of Colin Campbell Esq Elgin. |
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PEATON |
Peaton
Peaton
Peaton |
William Church Esq
Mr Archibald Turner occ [occupier]
Mr James Chalmers |
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A Farm house and offices the property of Colin Campbell Esq Elgin |
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CAMLOCH BURN |
Camloch Burn
Camloch Burn
Camloch Burn |
Mr Archibald Turner
Mr James Chalmers
Mr John Macfarlan |
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A small burn rising a short distance east of Peaton and after a course of nearly half a mile in a south westerly direction falls into Loch Long near Peaton Layo |
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PEATON COTTAGE |
Peaton Cottage
Peaton Cottage
Peaton Cottage |
Mrs McArthur
Mr Archibald Turner
Mr James Chalmers |
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A Cottage the property of and occupied by Mrs McArthur |
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ARDPEATON VILLA |
Ardpeaton Villa |
John Walker Esq 60 Porchester Terrace London |
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A superior dwelling house the property of John Walker Esq - unoccupied at present |
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ARDPEATON COTTAGE |
Ardpeaton Cottage |
John Walker Esq 60 Porchester Terrace London |
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A good house the property of John Walker Esq. |
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ARDPEATON |
Ardpeaton |
John Walker Esq 60 Porchester Terrace London |
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A superior dwelling with a portion of ornamental ground attached the property of John Walker Esq. the names of the three above have only been recently given by the proprietor, and are not known to any other person. |
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AIRLIG |
Airlig
Airlig
Airlig |
Mr. Robertt Chalmers Little Rahaen
M.r James Chalmers Barbour
Mr. Duncan Campbell Clynder |
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A small oval shaped height about half a mile south of Maol Riabhach. The properties of the Duke of Argyll R.C Cumming of Barremman and Colin Campbell of Peaton join each other near it |
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TOM BREAC |
Tom Breac
Tom Breac
Tom Breac |
Mr. Robert Chalmers
Mr. Dugald Campbell Rosneath
Mr. John MacKinlay |
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A height on the farm of Little Rahaen a short distance south east of Maol Riabhach, it signifies the "Mottled Knowe" |
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LITTLE RAHAEN |
Little Rahaen
Little Rahaen
Little Rahaen |
Mr. Robert Chalmers
Mr. Dugald Campbell Rosneath
Mr. John MacKinlay |
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Glengair
Glengair
Glengair |
Mr. Dugald Campbell
Mr. Alexander Campbell
Mr. Robert Chalmers |
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[Below entry for Tom Breac:]
"Tom Breac" (G) [Gaelic] Speckled Hill, or Know. |
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MEIKLE BURN |
Meikle Burn
Meikle Burn
Meikle Burn |
Mr Dugald Campbell
Mr John MacKinlay
Mr Robert Chalmers |
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A burn rising about 10 chains south of Tom Breac and after pursuing an easterly course for about half a mile falls into Gare Loch at Glengair. |
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ALTMORE |
Altmore
Altmore
Altmore |
Mr Dugald Campbell
Mr John MacKinlay
Mr Robert Chalmers |
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[Below entry for Altmore:]
"Alltmore", (G) [Gaelic] A great mountain stream. |
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BARREMMAN |
Barremman
Barremman
Barremman |
R.C. Cumming Esq.
Mr. Dugald Campbell
Mr. Robert Chalmers |
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The Mansion house on the Estate of the same name the property of and occupied by R.C. Cumming Esq. |
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TOMAN DUBH |
Toman Dubh
Toman Dubh
Toman Dubh |
Mr Dugald Campbell
Mr Robert Chalmers
Mr John Macfarlan |
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A small height on the Estate of Barremman overlooking Gare Loch - it signifies a "Little Dark Knowe" |
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[Below entry for Toman Dubh:]
"Toman Dubh", (G) [Gaelic] Black Hillock |
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HATTON BURN COTTAGE |
Hatton Burn Cottage
Hatton Burn Cottage
Hatton Burn Cottage |
Miss McKay
Mr Dugald Campbell
Mr Robert Chalmers |
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A small Cottage situated on the side of Hatton Burn the property of and occupied by Miss McKay |
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BARBOUR |
Barbour
Barbour
Barbour |
Lorn Campbell Esq Factor
Estate Map
Mr. McCunn Tenant |
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A farm on the shores of Loch Long about 4 miles north from Kilcreggan |
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KNOCKDERRY LODGE |
Knockderry Lodge
Knockderry Lodge
Knockderrr Lodge |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. McCunn
Mr. McArthur Blarnachtra |
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A neat dwelling house near Barbour farm steading occupied by the GameKeeper. |
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SÙGHADH BURN |
Sughadh Burn
Sughadh Burn
Sughadh Burn |
Mr. McCunn
Mr. McArthur
Mr. Weir |
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A small burn rising near Barbour farm steading and flowing westward into Loch Long. |
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GRAY STONE |
Gray Stone
Gray Stone
Gray Stone |
Lorn Campbell Esq
Mr McCunn
Mr. Weir Knockderry |
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A large stone about 14 chains s. [south] west from Barbour farm steading |
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[Below entry for Knockderry Lodge:]
"Knock" - A hill" Jamieson
[Below entry for Sùghadh Burn:]
Sùghadh. (Gael.) [Gaelic] Absorbing, Burn, a rivulet.
Sùghadh Burn, - A draining rivulet. |
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BEALLACH NA FEAMNACH |
Beallach na Feamnach
Beallach na Feamnach
Beallach na Feamnach |
Lorn Campbell Esqr.
Mr. McCunn
Mr. Weir |
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A hollow in the steep bank west from Barbour farm steading. Sea weed for manure has been for many years collected here and carted to the field above, from which it is supposed that the name has arisen. |
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CREAG AN ROIS MHÒIR |
Creag an Rois Mhoir
Creag an Rois Mhoir
Creag an Rois Mhoir |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. McCunn
Mr. Weir |
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A prominent rocky knoll or peak west from Barbour farm steading. |
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BEALLACH BUIDHE |
Beallach Buidhe
Beallach Buidhe
Beallach Buidhe |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. McCunn
Mr. Weir |
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This name applies to a portion of the precipitous bank s. [south] west from Barbour farm steading |
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BEALLACH IAIN ÒIG |
Beallach Iain Oig
Beallach Iain Oig
Beallach Iain Oig |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. McCunn
Mr. Weir |
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A portion of the same bank south from the above. A path formerly led to the fields above at this place from which the name is supposed to be derived |
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[Below entry for Beallach na Feamnach:]
Beallach (Gael.) [Gaelic] A pass, na, to the. Feamnach (G) [Gaelic] Sea weed.
Beallach na Feamnach, Pass to the sea-weed.
[Below entry for Creag an Rois Mhòir:]
Creag. f (Gael) [Gaelic] rock; an, of the; Mor, m Great; Rois, of the promontory.
"Creag an Rois Mhòir", Rock of the large point.
[Below entry for Beallach Buidhe:]
Beallach, (as above) Buidhe. (G) [Gaelic] yellow
"Beallach Buidhe", The yellow, or bright pass.
[Below entry for Beallach Iain Òig:]
Beallach; Iain, John; & Òig, young
"Beallach Iain Òig" Young John's pass, (Gael.) {Gaelic] |
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BIG DOWNANS |
Big Downans
Big Downans
Big Downans |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. Marcus
Mr A Weir |
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Two small hills or knolls planted with fir trees, near the farm steading of Knockderry. |
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LITTLE DOWNANS |
Little Downans
Little Downans
Little Downans |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr Marcus
Mr A Weir |
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Two small hills or knolls planted with fir trees, near the farm steading of Knockderry. |
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TOMAN DUBH |
Tom an Dubh
Tom an Dubh
Tom an Dubh |
Lorn Campbell Esq
John McCunn
A Weir. |
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A black heath covered eminence east of Barbour farm steading. |
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CREAGAN BREAC |
Creagan Breac
Creagan Breac
Creagan Breac |
Lorn Campbell Esqr.
John McCunn
Alexander Weir. |
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A small rocky hill about ½ mile east from the above |
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CREAGAN-BREAC BURN |
Creaganbreac Burn
Creaganbreac Burn
Creaganbreac Burn |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
John McCunn
Alexander Weir |
016 |
A small stream bearing this name from Creagan-breac till it joins another stream short distance N.E. [North East] from Knockderry, from whence the united streams bear the name of Dowall Burn |
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PORT NAN EACH |
Port nan Each
Port nan Each
Port nan Each |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
John McCunn
Alexander Weir. |
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An opening among the rocks on the shore north from Knockderry Castle, It receives this name from having at one time been used as a port for disembarking Cattle and horses ferried across from the opposite shore of Loch Long. |
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[Below entry for Toman Dubh:]
Toman one word see
answer to remarks. [Entry originally written Tom an Dubh, with 'wrong' written above it]
Tom, (Gael) [Gaelic] Hill; an, the; Dubh, Black,
"Tom an Dubh" The Black Hill,
"Tom an Dubh" i.e. Hillock the Black
[Below entry for Creagan Breac:]
Creagan,: Dim. [Diminutive] of Creag A little rock, a rocky place
Creagan, (G.) [Gaelic] A rocky place; Breac, (G) Spotted, Speckled,
"Creagan Breac", The Speckled, or Spotted rocks.
If they be correct the name
should be "Creagan Breaca" but if Creagan be the dim. [diminutive], the name is correct as it is
[Below entry for Creagan-breac Burn:]
This should be written with hyphens. See the rules relating
to compound words in Forbes' and other grammars
[Below entry for Port nan Each:]
Port, (Gael) [Gaelic] A port; nan, of the; Each, A horse,
"Port nan Each", The Horses' port. |
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EILEAN BEAG |
Eilean Beag
Eilean Beag
Eilean Beag |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. Marcus Road Surveyor
Alexander Weir |
016 |
A small rocky point covered at High Water at the low water line near Knockderry Castle |
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KNOCKDERRY HOUSE |
Knockderry House
Knockderry House
Knockderry House |
Alexander Wylie Esqr 68 St. Vincent St. Glasgow
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. Marcus. |
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A neat villa near Knockderry Castle, presently rented by Mr. Harvey Port Dundass. |
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KNOCKDERRY COTTAGE |
Knockderry Cottage
Knockderry Cottage
Knockderry Cottage |
Lorn Campbell Esq
Mr. Marcus
Alexander Weir. |
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A small cottage south from Knockderry Castle, occupied by Mr. Marcus. |
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[Below entry for Ealean Beag:]
"Eilean Beag", (G) [Gaelic] Little Island
[Below entry for Knockderry Cottage:]
cnoc |
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KNOCKDERRY CASTLE on Site of FORT |
Knockderry Castle on site of Fort |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. Marcus.
Alexander Weir. |
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An elegant mansion built on the summit of a projecting rocky headland and commanding an extensive view of LochLong and the opposite shore. It occupies the site of an ancient Castle or Fort the remains of which were removed when this was erected.
"There are no ruins or monuments to throw any light on the more remote history of this parish with the exception of the debris of an old Danish or Norwegian Fort at Knockderry, on the Loch Long shore. This must have been coeval at least with the Battle of Largs (2nd. October, 1263.) and is admirably situated for observation, commanding an extensive range of the Firth and its shores in all directions." - New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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HUMAN REMAINS FOUND HEREABOUTS [Knockderry Castle] |
Human Remains found here
Human Remains found here |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. McCunn farmer Barbour
Mr. Weir |
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Mr. McCunn - whose ancestors have been in the neighbourhood for several centuries - told me that while one of his forefathers was ploughing or digging in the small field near Knockderry House a quantity of human bones were come upon, and seemed to indicate that a skirmish or battle had taken place on the spot. As near as he could gather from the tradition handed down in the family this occurred about 300 years ago. |
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KNOCKDERRY |
Knockderry
Knockderry
Knockderry |
Lorn Campbell Esqr.
A Weir
Mr. McArthur. |
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A small farm steading east from Knockderry Castle presently occupied by A Weir shepherd to Lorn Campbell Esqr. |
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SUBSCRIPTION SCHOOL [Blarnachtra] |
School (subscription)
School (subscription)
School (subscription) |
Lorn Campbell Esqr.
A Weir
Mr. Dodds Teacher Roseneath. |
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A school house near Blarnachtra The schoolmasters salary is paid partly by the school fees and partly by subscriptions from the Duke of Argyll and other parties in the parish. |
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BLARNACHTRA |
Blarnachtra
Blarnachtra
Blarnachtra |
Lorn Campbell Esqr.
Estate Map
Mr. McArthur. |
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A farm steading and other houses on the east side of the Parish road about 2 miles north from Kilcreggan |
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DOWALL BURN |
Dowall Burn
Dowall Burn
Dowall Burn |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. Marcus
Mr. McArthur |
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A stream bearing this name from about 20 chains north of the School house till it falls into Loch Long near Glendowie Cottage |
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HATTON BURN |
Hatton Burn
Hatton Burn
Hatton Burn |
Mr. Cumming Baremmen
Mr. J. Dodds Teacher
Mr. Campbell Crossowen |
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A small stream rising on Crossowen farm and flowing north & east falls into Gare Loch an short distance north of Crossowen point. |
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UMPHRA'S KNOWE |
Umphra's Knowe
Umphra's Knowe
Umphra's Knowe |
Mr. Cumming
Mr. Dodds
Mr. Campbell |
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A heath covered Knoll on Crossowen farm west from the steading. |
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PEAT KNOWE |
Peat Knowe
Peat Knowe
Peat Knowe |
Mr. Cumming
Mr. Dodds
Mr. Campbell |
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A green eminence west from the above near the source of Hatton Burn |
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BRUCKIE'S CRAIG |
Bruckie's Craig
Bruckie's Craig
Bruckie's Craig |
Mr. Campbell Campbell's Villa
Mr. Campbell Crossowen
Mr. Dodds |
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A small precipice or Craig west from Crossowen farm house. |
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CROSSOWEN |
Crossowen
Crossowen
Crossowen |
Mr. Cumming
Mr. Dodds
Mr. Campbell Tenant |
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A small farm house etc on the side of Gare Loch about 1½ mile north from Roseneath Village |
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CROSSOWEN POINT |
Crossowen Point
Crossowen Point
Crossowen Point |
Mr. Campbell Campbells Villa
Mr. Dodds
Mr. Campbell |
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A point on the shore of the Gare Loch north from Crossowen farm steading |
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CROSSOWEN HOUSE |
Crossowen House
Crossowen House
Crossowen House |
Mr. Cumming
Mr. Dodds
Mr. Campbell |
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A neat villa the property of Mr. Campbell Crossowen. |
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CAMPBELL'S VILLA |
Campbell's Villa
Campbell's Villa
Campbell's Villa |
Mr. Campbell
Mr. Dodds
Mr. Cumming |
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A neat villa at Crossowen Point belonging to and partly occupied by Mr. Campbell |
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CLYNDERBANK |
Clynderbank |
Mr. McLean Postmaster Roseneath
Mr. J. Dodds Teacher & Factor on Barremmen Estate. |
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Marine Villas along the shore of the Gare Loch about 1½ mile north from Roseneath. Many of them of very neat design and nearly all commanding an extensive view of the Gare Loch and surrounding scenery; they are all built on ground feued from the Estate of Barremmen, and formerly a farm steading called Clynder stood here, hence the frequent use of this name. |
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CLYNDER VIEW |
Clynder View |
Mr. McLean Postmaster Roseneath
Mr. J. Dodds Teacher & Factor on Barremmen Estate |
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Marine Villas along the shore of the Gare Loch about 1½ mile north from Roseneath. Many of them of very neat design and nearly all commanding an extensive view of the Gare Loch and surrounding scenery; they are all built on ground feued from the Estate of Barremmen, and formerly a farm steading called Clynder stood here, hence the frequent use of this name. |
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BEACH COTTAGE |
Beach Cottage |
Mr. McLean Postmaster Roseneath
Mr. J. Dodds Teacher & Factor on Barremmen Estate |
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Marine Villas along the shore of the Gare Loch about 1½ mile north from Roseneath. Many of them of very neat design and nearly all commanding an extensive view of the Gare Loch and surrounding scenery; they are all built on ground feued from the Estate of Barremmen, and formerly a farm steading called Clynder stood here, hence the frequent use of this name. |
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LAURELBANK |
Laurelbank |
Mr. McLean Postmaster Roseneath
Mr. J. Dodds Teacher & Factor on Barremmen Estate |
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Marine Villas along the shore of the Gare Loch about 1½ mile north from Roseneath. Many of them of very neat design and nearly all commanding an extensive view of the Gare Loch and surrounding scenery; they are all built on ground feued from the Estate of Barremmen, and formerly a farm steading called Clynder stood here, hence the frequent use of this name. |
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ANNACHMORE |
Annachmore |
Mr. McLean Postmaster Roseneath
Mr. J. Dodds Teacher & Factor on Barremmen Estate |
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Marine Villas along the shore of the Gare Loch about 1½ mile north from Roseneath. Many of them of very neat design and nearly all commanding an extensive view of the Gare Loch and surrounding scenery; they are all built on ground feued from the Estate of Barremmen, and formerly a farm steading called Clynder stood here, hence the frequent use of this name. |
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CARNBROAN HOUSE |
Carnbroan House |
Mr. McLean Postmaster Roseneath
Mr. J. Dodds Teacher & Factor on Barremmen Estate |
016 |
Marine Villas along the shore of the Gare Loch about 1½ mile north from Roseneath. Many of them of very neat design and nearly all commanding an extensive view of the Gare Loch and surrounding scenery; they are all built on ground feued from the Estate of Barremmen, and formerly a farm steading called Clynder stood here, hence the frequent use of this name. |
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MAYBANK |
Maybank |
Mr. McLean Postmaster Roseneath
Mr. J. Dodds Teacher & Factor on Barremmen Estate |
016 |
Marine Villas along the shore of the Gare Loch about 1½ mile north from Roseneath. Many of them of very neat design and nearly all commanding an extensive view of the Gare Loch and surrounding scenery; they are all built on ground feued from the Estate of Barremmen, and formerly a farm steading called Clynder stood here, hence the frequent use of this name. |
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ROSEBANK |
Rosebank |
Mr. McLean Postmaster Roseneath
Mr. J. Dodds Teacher & Factor on Barremmen Estate |
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Marine Villas along the shore of the Gare Loch about 1½ mile north from Roseneath. Many of them of very neat design and nearly all commanding an extensive view of the Gare Loch and surrounding scenery; they are all built on ground feued from the Estate of Barremmen, and formerly a farm steading called Clynder stood here, hence the frequent use of this name. |
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CONA COTTAGE |
Cona Cottage |
Mr. McLean Postmaster Roseneath
Mr. J. Dodds Teacher & Factor on Barremmen Estate |
016 |
Marine Villas along the shore of the Gare Loch about 1½ mile north from Roseneath. Many of them of very neat design and nearly all commanding an extensive view of the Gare Loch and surrounding scenery; they are all built on ground feued from the Estate of Barremmen, and formerly a farm steading called Clynder stood here, hence the frequent use of this name. |
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WILLOWBURN |
Willowburn |
Mr. McLean Postmaster Roseneath
Mr. J. Dodds Teacher & Factor on Barremmen Estate |
016 |
Marine Villas along the shore of the Gare Loch about 1½ mile north from Roseneath. Many of them of very neat design and nearly all commanding an extensive view of the Gare Loch and surrounding scenery; they are all built on ground feued from the Estate of Barremmen, and formerly a farm steading called Clynder stood here, hence the frequent use of this name. |
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CLYNDER COTTAGE |
Clynder Cottage |
Mr. McLean Postmaster Roseneath
Mr. J. Dodds Teacher & Factor on Barremmen Estate |
016 |
Marine Villas along the shore of the Gare Loch about 1½ mile north from Roseneath. Many of them of very neat design and nearly all commanding an extensive view of the Gare Loch and surrounding scenery; they are all built on ground feued from the Estate of Barremmen, and formerly a farm steading called Clynder stood here, hence the frequent use of this name. |
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CLYNDEARG |
Clyndarie
Clyndearg |
Mr. McLean
Mr. Dodds |
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Marine Villas along the shore of the Gare Loch about 1½ mile north from Roseneath. Many of them of very neat design and nearly all commanding an extensive view of the Gare Loch and surrounding scenery; they are all built on ground feued from the Estate of Barremmen, and formerly a farm steading called Clynder stood here, hence the frequent use of this name. |
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HIGH CROSSOWEN VILLA |
High Crossowen Villa
High Crossowen Villa
High Crossowen Villa |
Mr. Cumming
Mr. Campbell
Mr. Dodds |
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A small villa near Crossowen farm steading |
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CROSSOWEN BURN |
Crossowen Burn
Crossowen Burn
Crossowen Burn |
Mr. Cumming
Mr. Campbell
Mr. Dodds |
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A small burn rising on Crossowen farm and flowing eastwards into Gare Loch. |
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CLYNDER TERRACE |
Clynder Terrace
Clynder Terrace
Clynder Terrace |
Mr. Cumming
Mr. Campbell
Mr. Dodds |
016 |
This name applies to four villas situated between Crossowen Burn and the road leading to Rosebank |
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CLYNDER BURN |
Clynder Burn
Clynder Burn
Clynder Burn |
Mr. Cumming
Mr. Campbell
Mr. Dodds |
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A small stream rising on Crossowen farm and flowing eastwards into the Gare Loch. |
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CLYNDER HOUSE |
Clynder House |
Mr. Stewart pr. [proprietor] |
016 |
Marine Villas along the shore of the Gare Loch about 1½ mile north from Roseneath. Many of them of very neat design and nearly all commanding an extensive view of the Gare Loch and surrounding scenery; they are all built on ground feued from the Estate of Barremmen, and formerly a farm steading called Clynder stood here, hence the frequent use of this name. |
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AUCHMAR |
Auchmar |
Mrs. Buchannan propr. [proprietor] |
016 |
Marine Villas along the shore of the Gare Loch about 1½ mile north from Roseneath. Many of them of very neat design and nearly all commanding an extensive view of the Gare Loch and surrounding scenery; they are all built on ground feued from the Estate of Barremmen, and formerly a farm steading called Clynder stood here, hence the frequent use of this name. |
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WHITELEE |
Whitelee |
Mr. Wilson propr. [proprietor] |
016 |
Marine Villas along the shore of the Gare Loch about 1½ mile north from Roseneath. Many of them of very neat design and nearly all commanding an extensive view of the Gare Loch and surrounding scenery; they are all built on ground feued from the Estate of Barremmen, and formerly a farm steading called Clynder stood here, hence the frequent use of this name. |
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STROUEL LODGE COTTAGE |
Strouel Lodge Cottage |
Mr. Robertson propr. [proprietor] |
016 |
Marine Villas along the shore of the Gare Loch about 1½ mile north from Roseneath. Many of them of very neat design and nearly all commanding an extensive view of the Gare Loch and surrounding scenery; they are all built on ground feued from the Estate of Barremmen, and formerly a farm steading called Clynder stood here, hence the frequent use of this name. |
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STROUEL LODGE |
Strouel Lodge |
Mr. Robertson propr. [proprietor] |
016 |
Marine Villas along the shore of the Gare Loch about 1½ mile north from Roseneath. Many of them of very neat design and nearly all commanding an extensive view of the Gare Loch and surrounding scenery; they are all built on ground feued from the Estate of Barremmen, and formerly a farm steading called Clynder stood here, hence the frequent use of this name. |
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FIRTH COTTAGE |
Firth Cottage |
Mr. Robertson propr. [proprietor] |
016 |
Marine Villas along the shore of the Gare Loch about 1½ mile north from Roseneath. Many of them of very neat design and nearly all commanding an extensive view of the Gare Loch and surrounding scenery; they are all built on ground feued from the Estate of Barremmen, and formerly a farm steading called Clynder stood here, hence the frequent use of this name. |
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STROUL [farm] |
Stroul
Stroul
Stroul |
Mr. Cumming
Mr. Dodds
Mr. Campbell Tenant |
016 |
A small farm house etc on the Estate of Barremmon occupied by Mr. Campbell |
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STROUL [group of houses] |
Stroul
Stroul
Stroul |
Mr. Cumming
Mr. Dodds
Mr. Campbell |
016 |
Several houses near the shore south of Firth Cottage bearing this name. |
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SPRINGFIELD |
Springfield
Springfield |
Mr. Cumming
Mr. Dodds
Mr. Campbell |
016 |
This name applies to three villas east of Stroul farm house |
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ROCK BURN |
Rock Burn
Rock Burn
Rock Burn |
Mr. Cumming
Mr. Dodds
Mr. Campbell |
016 |
A small burn rising near the Slate Quarry and flowing east and north falls into Gare Loch near Strouel Lodge |
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CLACH MACKENNY |
Clach Mackenny
Clach Mackenny
Clach Mackenny |
Mr. Campbell
Mr. McCunn Barbour
Mr. Chalmers Cursnock |
016 |
A heathy eminence about ¼ mile west from the farm house of Stroul commanding an extensive view of the surrounding scenery.
"It is supposed that this hill derived its name from a stone which formerly [stood] on it, and at which a person of the name of MacKenzie, of which Mackenny is the corrupted form, was found dead, MacKenzie in Gaelic is MacCoinneach, or the son of Kenneth, but the name of this hill is never pronounced in pure Gaelic" Supp. [Supplied] by Examiner.
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GLENLEA HOUSE |
Glenlea House
Glenlea House
Glenlea House |
Mr. McLean
Mr. Dodds
Mr. Cumming |
016 |
Marine Villas along the shore of the Gare Loch about 1½ mile north from Roseneath. Many of them of very neat design and nearly all commanding an extensive view of the Gare Loch and surrounding scenery; they are all built on ground feued from the Estate of Barremmen, and formerly a farm steading called Clynder stood here, hence the frequent use of this name. |
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GARELOCH CHATEAU |
Gareloch Chateau |
David Macalister 5 William St. [Street] Greenock Factor |
016 |
Marine Villas along the shore of the Gare Loch about 1½ mile north from Roseneath. Many of them of very neat design and nearly all commanding an extensive view of the Gare Loch and surrounding scenery; they are all built on ground feued from the Estate of Barremmen, and formerly a farm steading called Clynder stood here, hence the frequent use of this name. |
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GARELOCH HOUSE |
Gareloch House |
David Macalister 5 William St. [Street] Greenock Factor |
016 |
Marine Villas along the shore of the Gare Loch about 1½ mile north from Roseneath. Many of them of very neat design and nearly all commanding an extensive view of the Gare Loch and surrounding scenery; they are all built on ground feued from the Estate of Barremmen, and formerly a farm steading called Clynder stood here, hence the frequent use of this name. |
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GARELOCH COTTAGE |
Gareloch Cottage |
David Macalister 5 William St. [Street] Greenock Factor |
016 |
Marine Villas along the shore of the Gare Loch about 1½ mile north from Roseneath. Many of them of very neat design and nearly all commanding an extensive view of the Gare Loch and surrounding scenery; they are all built on ground feued from the Estate of Barremmen, and formerly a farm steading called Clynder stood here, hence the frequent use of this name. |
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STROUL BURN |
Stroul Burn
Stroul Burn
Stroul Burn |
Mr. Cumming
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. Dodds |
016 |
A small burn rising on Stroul farm and flowing eastwards into Stroul Bay. |
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CLACHAN FARM |
Clachan Farm
Clachan Farm
Clachan Farm |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. Campbell Tenant
Mr. Dodds |
016 |
The farm steading in connection with Clachan House. |
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CARRAIG AN RÒIN |
Carraig an Ròin
Carraig an Ròin
Carraig an Ròin |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. Dodds
Mr. Ramsay |
016 |
A small island in Gare Loch opposite Stroul Lodge covered at High Water. |
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TOM NA H-AIRIDH. |
Tom na h-Airidh
Tom na h-Airidh
Tom na h-Airidh |
Lorn Campbell Esqr.
Mr. Dodds
Mr. Campbell |
016 |
A heath covered Hill west from Rosneath near the source of Stroul Burn. |
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TOM NA H-AIRIDH, PLANTATION |
Tom na h-Airidh Plantation
Tom na h-Airidh Plantation
Tom na h-Airidh Plantation |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. Dodds
Mr Campbell |
016 |
A large plantation of mixed wood extending from Stroul Burn to Clachan Burn. |
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STROUL BAY |
Stroul Bay
Stroul Bay
Stroul Bay |
Mr. Cumming
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. Dodds |
016 |
The Bay in Gare Loch east from Stroul. |
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[Below entry for Carraig an Roin:]
"Carraig (Gael.) [Gaelic] A rock; an, of the; Ron, A Seal
"Carraig an Roin (G.S), The Seal's Rock
[Below entry for Tom na h-Airidh:]
Tom (G) [Gaelic] Airidh, A shieling; hill pasture, or summer
for herdsmen and cattle; a level green among the hills,
"Tom na h-Airidh" The dairy hill etc.
[Below entry for Tom na h-Airidh Plantation:]
The word Airidh when in the gen. [genitive] case sing. [singular]
should have the final e which marks the case
or else its place should be marked by an apostrophe
see Coire na h-Airidhe
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CLACHAN HOUSE |
Clachan House |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. Campbell Tenant
Mr. Dodds |
016 |
A large building finely situated a short distance north from Rosneath and presently occupied as a farm house by Mr. Campbell. The southern part of it is all that remains of an ancient building formerly occupied by the ancestors of the present Duke of Argyll. An avenue of old yew trees of great beauty leads from it to the old Church.
This is the "Easter House" referred to in the New Stl. Acct. [Statistical Account], but it is not known by this name in the locality. |
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TOM A' MHÒID OR COURT HILL |
Tom a' Mhoid
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"The Court Hill" |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. Dodds
Mr. Campbell |
016 |
A small artificial knoll in a plantation north from the School house. It is nearly circular & in former times was used as Court Hill for the dispensation of justice. |
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[Alongside description for Clachan House:]
"near the old Mansion House
at Clachan"
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
"The Easter House formerly the
seat of the ancestors of the
present Ducal family."
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
[Beneath entry for Tom a' Mhòid:]
"Tom, (G) [Gaelic] a hill, a' the; Mòd, a Court of Justice
Tom a' Mhòid, The Court Hill. |
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CLACHAN COTTAGE |
Clachan Cottage
Clachan Cottage
Clachan Cottage |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. Dodds
Mr. McLean |
016 |
A small cottage occupied by the foreman on Clachan farm. |
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BURNSIDE COTTAGE |
Burnside Cottage
Burnside Cottage |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. Dodds
Mr. McLean |
016 |
A small cottage on the west side of the Clachan Burn, where it falls into Gare Loch. |
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CLACHAN BURN |
Clachan Burn
Clachan Burn |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. Dodds
Mr. McLean |
016 |
A small stream having its source in a Reservoir north of Lindowan Reservoir and flowing north and east falls into Gare Loch near Limekiln Point. |
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LIMEKILN POINT |
Limekiln Point
Limekiln Point |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. Dodds
Mr. McLean |
016 |
A headland projecting into Gare Loch between Stroul Bay & Rosneath Bay a short distance north east from the Clachan |
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FERRY HOTEL |
Ferry Hotel
Ferry Hotel |
Name painted on Signboard
Mr. Ramsay Tenant |
016 |
A small Hotel near the Pier and the Point where the Ferry boat to Row leaves Rosneath. It, the Ferry, and the Pier are held in Lease by Mr. Ramsay from the Duke of Argyll. |
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ROSNEATH BAY |
Rosneath Bay
Rosneath Bay
Rosneath Bay |
Mr. Ramsay
Admiralty Chart
Mr McLean |
016 |
The Bay in Gare Loch east of the Clachan |
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ROSNEATH |
Rosneath |
Lorn Campbell Esqr Factor |
016 |
A small but pleasantly situated village on the Gare Loch side of Rosneath parish. It contains the Parish church, School, & Manse, the old Parish Church (now disused) a school for the education of Girls Post Office and Schoolmasters house, the remaining houses are occupied by the Smith, Joiner, and a few labourers principally employed about Rosneath House and Grounds.
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CHURCH |
Church |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. Dodds Teacher
Mr. McLean Postmaster |
016 |
The Parish Church an elegant building erected in 1853. |
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OLD CHURCH |
Old Church |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. Dodds Teacher
Mr. McLean Postmaster |
016 |
A plain building formerly used as the parish church, and surrounded by the burying Ground. |
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MANSE |
Manse |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. Dodds Teacher
Mr. McLean Postmaster |
016 |
A comfortable looking mansion the residence of Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Storry the [Minister] connected with the parish church. |
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SCHOOL |
School |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. Dodds Teacher
Mr. McLean Postmaster |
016 |
The Parish School, in which the usual branches of education are received by children from nearly every part of the parish. |
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GIRLS' SCHOOL |
Girls' School |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. Dodds Teacher
Mr. McLean Postmaster |
016 |
A school exclusively for the education of Girls, the salary of the schoolmaster is paid by the school fees and by a yearly subscription from the Duchess of Argyll. |
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GLENDOWALL COTTAGE |
Glendowall Cottage
Glendowall Cottage |
Mr. Stewart pr. [proprietor]
Mr. R. Harvey Postmaster Cove |
016 |
Neat villas along the shore of Loch Long forming the fashionable watering place of Cove. |
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DOWALL LODGE |
Dowall Lodge
Dowall Lodge |
Mr. Edmiston 25 Gordon St [Street] Glasgow
Mr. R. Harvey |
016 |
Neat villas along the shore of Loch Long forming the fashionable watering place of Cove. |
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BURN CLIFF |
Burn Cliff |
Name on Gate |
016 |
Neat villas along the shore of Loch Long forming the fashionable watering place of Cove. |
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SHANTON COTTAGE |
Shanton Cottage |
Name on Gate |
016 |
Neat villas along the shore of Loch Long forming the fashionable watering place of Cove. |
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GREENLAW HOUSE |
Greenlaw House |
Name on Gate |
016 |
Neat villas along the shore of Loch Long forming the fashionable watering place of Cove. |
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SEYMOUR LODGE |
Seymour Lodge |
Name on Gate |
016 |
Neat villas along the shore of Loch Long forming the fashionable watering place of Cove. |
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ROCKLEE COTTAGE |
Rocklee Cottage |
Name on Gate |
016 |
Neat villas along the shore of Loch Long forming the fashionable watering place of Cove. |
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COVE COTTAGE |
Cove Cottage |
Name on Gate |
016 |
Neat villas along the shore of Loch Long forming the fashionable watering place of Cove. |
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BLOOMFIELD |
Bloomfield |
Name on Gate |
016 |
Neat villas along the shore of Loch Long forming the fashionable watering place of Cove. |
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SHANTON GLEN |
Shanton Glen
Shanton Glen
Shanton Glen |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. Marcus
Mr. McArthur Blarnachtra |
016 |
A deep narrow ravine traversed by a small burn, a short distance north from the farm steading of N. [North] Ailey. |
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NORTH AILEY |
North Ailey
North Ailey
North Ailey |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Estate Map
Mr. King Portkill |
016 |
A good farm house and steading east from Cove Pier the property of the Duke of Argyll. |
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DUNARDEN |
Dunarden
Dunarden
Dunarden |
Mr. R. Harvey
Lorn Campbell Esqr |
016 |
An elegant villa near Cove Pier commanding an extensive view of Loch Long and the opposite shores belonging to Mr. Reid Glasgow |
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HAZEL CLIFF |
Hazel Cliff
Hazel Cliff |
Mr. Carswell
Mr. R. Harvey |
016 |
A villa at the base of the cliff near Dunarden belonging to Mr. Carswell & occupied by him. |
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COVE THE COVE |
Cove
Cove
Cove |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. R. Harvey
Mr. McFarlane Kilcreggan |
016 |
A cave or cove under a precipitous rock in the grounds of Dunarden. A small farm house formerly stood here and - together with this cave - was a favourite haunt of smugglers. The houses were removed several years since when the feuing began, but the name of the locality - Cove - is derived from this spot. |
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COVE |
Cove
Cove
Cove |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. R. Harvey
Mr. Johnston Claremont Cottage |
016 |
This name applies to all the houses along the shore from the road leading to Craigrownie Church to Knockderry Castle, portions of the ground near the shore are not yet built upon, but it is nearly all feued and many new villas are in course of erection. All the feus are from the Estate of the Duke of Argyll. |
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BARON'S BAY |
Baron's Bay
Burren Bay |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Admiralty Chart |
016 |
This name applies to the Bay in front of Cove and extending from Dowall Burn to Baron's Point. |
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BLACK STONE |
Black Stone
Black Stone
Black Stone |
Mr. Orr Meikle Aiden
Mr. Marcus
Lorn Campbell Esqr |
016 |
A large stone near low water line about 20 chains north from Cove Pier |
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CURSNOCH |
Cursnoch
Cursnoch
Cursnoch |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Estate Map
Mr. Chalmers tenant |
016 |
A small farm steading in bad repair about 2 miles north from Kilcreggan the property of the Duke of Argyll |
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BOGLE BURN |
Bogle Burn
Bogle Burn
Bogle Burn |
Mr. Chalmers
Mr. McArthur Blarnachtra
Mr. McCunn Barbour |
016 |
A small Burn on Cursnoch farm bearing this name till it joins another stream near Blarnachtra farm steading |
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MEIKLE BURN |
Meikle Burn
Meikle Burn
Meikle Burn |
Mr Chalmers
Mr McArthur
Mr. McCunn |
016 |
A stream rising on Cursnoch farm & flowing westward falls into Loch Long near Burn Cliff. |
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ROUND HILL |
Round Hill
Round Hill
Round Hill |
Mr. Orr Meikle Aiden
Mr. Bain South Ailey
Lorn Campbell Esqr |
016 |
A small heath covered hill of a circular form on the farm of Ailey |
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CLACHAN GLEN |
Clachan Glen
Clachan Glen
Clachan Glen |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. Dodds
Mr. McLean |
016 |
A deep glen a short distance south west of Rosneth traversed by the Clachan Burn. |
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SHANTON BURN |
Shanton Burn
Shanton Burn
Shanton Burn |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. Marcus
Mr. McArthur |
016 |
A small stream rising on the farm of N [North] Ailey and flowing westwards falls into Loch Long near Shanton Cottage. |
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AILEY BURN |
Ailey Burn
Ailey Burn
Ailey Burn |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. Bain S [South] Ailey
Mr. Orr Meikle Aiden |
016 |
A small stream rising on the farm of South Ailey and flowing westward falls into Long Long near Glen Eden. |
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LINDOWAN RESERVOIR |
Lindowan Reservoir
Lindowan Reservoir
Lindowan Reservoir |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. King
Mr Campbell Little Aiden |
016 |
A reservoir in the moors north of Kilcreggan formed for the purpose of regulating the supply of water to Camsail Mill etc. |
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[Above entry for Shanton Burn in Various modes of spelling column:]
Clachan Burn See name sheets for 016.4 |
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MILLBRAE |
Millbrae
Millbrae
Millbrae |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. King
Mr McLearon |
016 |
A small cottage about a mile north east from Kilcreggan. |
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TOM NAN SIONNACH |
Tom nan Sionnach
Tom nan Sionnach
Tom nan Sionnach |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr King
Mr. McLearn |
016 |
A hill covered with plantation a short distance north from Millbrae. |
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[Below entry for Tom nan Sionnach:]
Tom (G) [Gaelic] A hill; nan, of the; Sionnach, Foxes.
"Tom nan Sionnach", the Foxes' Hill. |
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BROOM PLANTATION |
Broom Plantation
Broom Plantation
Broom Plantation |
Lorn Campbell Esqr.
Mr. Harrower Forester
Mr. King |
016 |
A plantation of mixed wood a short distance north of Hill of Camsail. |
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HILL OF CAMSAIL |
Hill of Camsail
Hill of Camsail
Hill of Camsail |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Estate Map
Mr. Harrower |
016 |
Several cottages occupied by labourers about 30 chains south from the village of Rosneath. |
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CLACHAN BURN |
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016 |
See name sheets for 016.04 |
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CLACHAN GLEN |
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016 |
See name sheets for 016.07 |
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ROSNEATH BAY |
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016 |
See name sheets for 016.04 |
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FREE CHURCH |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McEwan
Mr. Harrower |
016 |
A neat building about a mile NE [North East] from Kilcreggan occupied as a place of worship by the Free Church Congregation |
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FREE CHURCH MANSE |
Free Church Manse
Free Church Manse |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McEwan |
016 |
A comfortable mansion the residence of the Revd. [Reverend] Mr. McEwan. |
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MILL OF CAMSAIL |
Mill of Camsail
Mill of Camsail
Mill of Camsail |
Lorn Campbell Esqr.
Estate Map
Mr. McNeilage Joiner |
016 |
This name applies to a mill for grinding corn, the millers house and several other houses, situated near the free Church. |
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CAMSAIL BURN |
Camsail Burn
Camsail Burn
Camsail Burn |
Lorn Campbell Esqr.
Mr. MrNeilage
Mr. Harrower |
016 |
A small stream flowing from the Mill dam near Millbrae past the Free Church to and falling into Camsail Bay near Burntmill Cottage. |
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CAMSAIL COTTAGE |
Camsail Cottage
Camsail Cottage
Camsail Cottage |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. Harrower
Mr. King |
016 |
A small cottage near Camsail Bay occupied by the Forester Mr. Harrower. |
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CAMSAIL BAY |
Camsail Bay
Camsail Bay
Camsail Bay
Camsail Bay
Campsail Bay |
Lorn Campbell Esqr.
Mr. King
Mr. Clark Gamekeeper
Estate Maps
Estate Maps |
016 |
A small Bay in the Gare Loch a short distance east from the site of Camsail House. |
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BURNTMILL COTTAGE |
Burntmill Cottage
Burntmill Cottage
Burntmill Cottage |
Lorn Campbell Esqr.
Mr. Bell
Mr. Clark |
016 |
A small cottage near where Camsail Burn enters the Bay, occupied by Mr. Bell. |
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DARK WOOD |
Dark Wood
Dark Wood |
Lorn Campbell Esqr.
Mr. Harrower Forester |
016 |
A plantation of mixed wood extending from Burntmill Cottage eastwards to near Rosneath House. |
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BATHWELL |
Bathwell
Bathwell
Bathwell |
Lorn Campbell Esqr.
Mr. King
Mr. Clark |
016 |
A small building in the Dark Wood erected for a Bath, but now occupied as a labourer's cottage. |
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CAMSAIL HOUSE (Site of) |
(Site of)
Camsail House
Camsail House
Camsail House |
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Lorn Campbell Esqr.
Mr. King
Mr. Clark Gamekeeper |
016 |
The mansion which formerly stood [here] was the residence of the Campbells of Larnock, cadets of the House of Argyll. Mr Lorn Campbell informed me that the remains of it were removed about 50 years ago. All that now remains to mark its site is an oblong grassy mound covered with a few trees. |
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WALLACE'S LOUP |
Wallace's Loup
Wallace's Loup
Wallace's Loup
Wallace's Leap |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. Clark Gamekeeper
Mr. King
New Statistical Account |
016 |
A precipice a short way north from Parkhead, over which the Patriot Wallace is said to have leaped; His Horse was killed but he escaped unhurt. |
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CRANE ROCK |
Crane Rock
Crane Rock |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. King |
016 |
A rock on the shore north of Rosneath House. It received this name from a Crane having been fixed on it, for the purpose of emptying vessels loaded with stones for building Rosneath House. |
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CASTLE POINT |
Castle Point
Castle Point
Castle Point |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. King
Mr Clark |
016 |
A prominent point of land NE [North East] from Rosneath House projecting into the Gare Loch. |
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CASTLE BAY |
Castle Bay
Castle Bay
Castle Bay |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr King
Mr Clark |
016 |
A Bay in the Gare Loch south east of Castle Point. |
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LOW BARRACKS |
Low Barracks
Low Barracks
Low Barracks |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. King
Mr. Clark |
016 |
A range of labourers cottages on the shore at Castle Bay, erected for the accomodation of the workmen employed in building Rosneath House. |
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[Below entry for Wallace's Loup:]
"There is a precipitous rock of conglomerate on the north of the castle called Wallaces Leap which
is traditionally monumental of similar occurances at a less distant period in the south of the
peninsula. On one occasion, as the story goes, Wallace, having been hotly pursued by his
enemies, galloped in the direction of this cliff, and having no other way of escape, leaped his horse
from its lofty brink. The steed was killed upon the spot, Wallace made for the "Gareloch" swam across and so escaped his pursuers."
N.S.Acct. [New Statistical Account] |
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CREAG NA GOBHAIR |
Creag-na-gobhair
Creag-na-gobhair
Creag-na-gobhair |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. King
Mr. Harrower |
016 |
A prominent point of dark rock on the shore a short distance north east from Burntmill Cottage. |
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PARKHEAD |
Parkhead
Parkhead
Parkhead |
Lorn Campbell Esqr.
Estate Map
Mr. King |
016 |
This name applies to some labourers' cottages and stables a short distance west from Rosneath House. |
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HIGH BARRACKS |
High Barracks
High Barracks
High Barracks |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. King
Mr. Clark |
016 |
A range of labourers' cottages south from Parkhead, so called from having been erected for the accomodation of the Mason's and other workmen employed in building Rosneath |
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[Below entry for Creag-na-Gobhair:]
Creag-na-gobhair. The goats' Craig. Gael. [Gaelic] |
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Site of ROSNEATH CASTLE |
(Site of)
Rosneath Castle
Rosneath Castle
Rosneath Castle |
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Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. King
Mr. Clark |
016 |
No remains of this Castle are now visible but Mr. Campbell informed me that it stood on the shore of Castle Bay and extended inwards towards the present House for a considerable distance, the wall next the shore was of great height but as the ground rises the other portions were only of moderate elevation. "An ancient castle stood on the shore of Campsaile-bay and seems to have served for centuries merely as a place of strength, but was fitted up about the year 1630 by the Marquis of Argyle as a subsidiary residence to the castle of Inverary. It underwent great changes and was eventually destroyed by fire about the commencement of the present century." Fullt. [Fullarton's] Gazetteer. |
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ROBERT NESS |
Robert Ness
Robert Ness
Robert Ness |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. King
Mr. Clark |
016 |
A projecting portion of the shore south from Rosneath House and extending to Culwatty Bay. |
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[Below Robert Ness entry:]
"Nes, Ness, A promontory" Jamieson |
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ROSNEATH HOUSE |
Roseneath House |
Lorn Campbell Esqr. |
016 |
A large and elegant mansion built about the beginning of the present century, the interior has not been quite finished and only a portion of the south west end is in a habitable state. "The edifice is in the modern Italian style, with combinations of GreeK and Gothic, One principal front looks to the north, and is adorned with a magnificent portico, which resembles in its style the Roman Ionic, and projects so far as to admit of a carriage way within it. Another principal front looKs to the south but is less marKed in feature. A Circular tower rises in the centre of the edifice, and is [C] by a balustrade, which commands a brilliant panoramic view.
Fullarton's Gazetteer. |
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HILLSIDE COTTAGE |
Hillside Cottage |
Name on house |
016 |
A small Cottage occupied by Mr. Currie, Baker |
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TURFHILL |
Turfhill
Turfhill
Turfhill |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. Johnston Claremont Cottage
Mr. R. Harvey |
016 |
A large building near Hillside Cottage occupied by workmen employed at the new buildings in course of erection at Kilcreggan & Cove. |
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RAVENSWOOD COTTAGE |
Ravenswood Cottage |
Name on house |
016 |
Very elegant villas forming part of Cove and several of them commanding most extensive views of Loch Long the Firth of Clyde and surrounding country. |
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IVY CAVE COTTAGE |
Ivy Cave Cottage |
Name on gate |
016 |
Very elegant villas forming part of Cove and several of them commanding most extensive views of Loch Long the Firth of Clyde and surrounding country. |
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CRAIG OWLET COTTAGE |
Craig Owlet Cottage |
Name on gate |
016 |
Very elegant villas forming part of Cove and several of them commanding most extensive views of Loch Long the Firth of Clyde and surrounding country. |
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BARON'S POINT VILLA |
Baron's Point Villa |
Name on gate |
016 |
Very elegant villas forming part of Cove and several of them commanding most extensive views of Loch Long the Firth of Clyde and surrounding country. |
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ITALIAN VILLA |
Italian Villa |
Name on gate |
016 |
Very elegant villas forming part of Cove and several of them commanding most extensive views of Loch Long the Firth of Clyde and surrounding country. |
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CRAIGROWNIE COTTAGE |
Craigrownie Cottage
Craigrownie Cottage
Craigrownie Cottage |
John McElroy Esqr pr [proprietor]
Mr. R. Harvey
Mr. Johnston |
016 |
No description |
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CRAIGROWNIE CASTLE |
Craigrownie Castle
Craigrownie Castle
Craigrownie Castle |
Mr. R. Harvey
Mr. William Hunter
Mr. Johnston |
016 |
No description. |
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AILEY BURN |
Ailey Burn
Ailey Burn
Ailey Burn |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. Bain South Ailey
Mr. Orr MeiKle Aiden |
016 |
A small stream rising on S [South] Ailey farm and flowing S W. [South West] falls into the Firth of Clyde at Glen Eden. |
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MANSE |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Lorn Campbell Esqr.
Mr. Johnston
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Shanks |
016 |
A neat mansion on the south bank of Aiden Burn occupied by the Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Shanks. |
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CRAIGROWNIE CHURCH |
Craigrownie Church
Craigrownie Church
Craigrownie Church |
Lorn Campbell Esqr.
Mr. Johnston
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Shanks |
016 |
An elegant building at the southern extremity of Cove, built by the members of the Established Church resident in the locality to whom it belongs and who appoint the minister. |
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GLEN EDEN |
Glen Eden |
Name on gate |
016 |
Villas forming the southern extremity of Cove. |
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BARON'S HALL |
Baron's Hall |
Name on gate |
016 |
Villas forming the southern extremity of Cove. |
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ARGYLE COTTAGE |
Argyle Cottage |
Name on gate |
016 |
Villas forming the southern extremity of Cove. |
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LILYBANK COTTAGE |
Lilybank Cottage |
Name on gate |
016 |
Villas forming the southern extremity of Cove. |
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BRAESIDE COTTAGE |
Braeside Cottage |
Mrs. White pr. [proprietor] |
016 |
Villas forming the southern extremity of Cove. |
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ROCKINGHAM |
Rockingham |
Dr. [Doctor] Gossling pr. [proprietor] |
016 |
A neat villa belonging to Dr. [Doctor] Gossling. Sometimes this is spoken of as forming part of Cove, but Mr. L Campbell wishes the road to the Church to be taken as the boundary between Cove & Kilcreggan. |
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BARON'S POINT |
Baron's Point
Baron's Point
Barren Point |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
John McElroy Esqr
Chart of the Clyde |
016 |
A rocky portion of the shore at the entrance to Long Long extending from Rockingham to Ravenswood Cottage. |
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SOUTH AILEY |
South Ailey
South Ailey
South Ailey |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Estate Map
Mr Bain Tenant |
016 |
A good farm house and steading a short distance north from Kilcreggan the property of the Duke of Argyll |
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MEIKLE AIDEN |
Meikle Aiden
Meikle Aiden
Meikle Aiden
Ailey Burn |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Estate Map
Mr. Orr Tenant
See name sheets of 016.6 |
016 |
A good farm house and steading south from the above also belonging to the Duke |
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TOM BUIDHE |
Tom Buidhe
Tom Buidhe
Tom Buidhe |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr Orr
Mr Bain |
016 |
A hill on the farm of Meikle Aiden partly covered with whins. |
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AIDEN HILL |
Aiden Hill
Aiden Hill
Aiden Hill |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. Orr
Mr Campbell Little Aiden |
016 |
A heath covered hill east from M. [Meikle] Aiden farm steading commanding a most extensive view of the Firth and the surrounding country. |
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LITTLE AIDEN |
Little Aiden
Little Aiden
Little Aiden |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Estate Map
Mr Campbell Tenant |
016 |
A farm house and steading near Kilcreggan Pier belonging to the Duke of Argyll. |
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[Under Tom Buidhe entry:]
Tom (G.) [Gaelic] A hill, Buidhe, Yellow
"Tom Buidhe", Yellow Hill |
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WOODSIDE COTTAGE |
Woodside Cottage
Woodside Cottage
Woodside Cottage |
Mr. Gillies
Lorn Campbell Esqr
William Hunter Post Master |
016 |
A small cottage near Little Aiden belonging to Mr. Gillies |
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LINDOWAN BURN |
Lindowan Burn
Lindowan Burn
Lindowan Burn |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. King
Mr. Gillies |
016 |
A stream rising at Lindowan Reservoir and flowing south to the Firth of Clyde near Kilcreggan Pier. |
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TOMAN DUBH |
Tom an Dubh
Tom an Dubh
Tom an Dubh |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. King
Mr. Harrower |
016 |
A knoll in the large plantation north from Portkil. |
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KILCREGGAN |
Kilcreggan
Kilcreggan
Kilcreggan |
Lorn Campbell Esqr.
Estate Map
Mr. King |
016 |
A few houses a short distance north east from Kilcreggan Pier, occupied by labourers formerly a farm steading and from where the name is derived which now applies to the houses for abt. [about] 1½ mile along the shore. |
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KILCREGGAN BURN |
Kilcreggan Burn |
Lorn Campbell Esqr. |
016 |
A small burn issuing from the Mill Dam at Millbrae and bearing this name from the parish road till it falls into Kilcreggan Bay. |
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[Under Tom an Dubh entry:]
Toman one word see answer to Remarks.
"Tom an Dubh" (G.) [Gaelic] The Black Hill |
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PORTKIL |
Portkil
Portkill |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Estate Map |
016 |
An excellent mansion pleasantly situated near Kilcreggan - the residence of Mr Lorn Campbell Factor for the DuKe of Argyll. |
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SEATON LODGE |
Seaton Lodge |
Name on gate |
016 |
Marine villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan. |
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GLENLEA |
Glenlea |
Name on gate |
016 |
Marine villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan. |
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AIDEN COTTAGE |
Aiden Cottage |
Name on gate |
016 |
Marine villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan. |
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PARK PLACE |
Park Place |
Name on gate |
016 |
Marine villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan. |
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ROCKBURN |
Rockburn |
Name on gate |
016 |
Marine villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan. |
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VILLA MARINA |
Villa Marine |
Name on gate |
016 |
Marine villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan. |
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CRAIGALLIAN COTTAGE |
Craigallian Cottage |
Name on gate |
016 |
Marine villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan. |
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BALGAIR COTTAGE |
Balgair Cottage |
William Hunter Postmaster Kilcreggan
R. Harvey Postmaster Cove
R. Harvey Pr. [Proprietor] |
016 |
Marine villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan. |
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WELLBANK |
Wellbank |
William Hunter Postmaster Kilcreggan
R. Harvey Postmaster Cove
R. Harvey Pr. [Proprietor] |
016 |
Marine villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan. |
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THORNBANK |
Thornbank |
Name on gate |
016 |
Marine villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan. |
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OSBORNE COTTAGE |
Osborne Cottage |
Mr. Johnston Pr. [Proprietor] |
016 |
Marine villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan. |
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CLAREMONT COTTAGE |
Claremont Cottage |
Mr. Johnston Pr. [Proprietor] |
016 |
Marine villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan. |
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MOUNTPLEASANT |
Mountpleasant |
Mr. Johnston Pr. [Proprietor] |
016 |
Marine villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan. |
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AIDENKYLE |
Aidenkyle |
Mr. Johnston Pr. [Proprietor] |
016 |
Marine villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan. |
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CARLTON |
Carlton |
Mr. Johnston Pr. [Proprietor] |
016 |
Marine villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan. |
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HOLYROOD |
Holyrood |
Mr. Johnston Pr. [Proprietor] |
016 |
Marine villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan. |
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WINDSOR |
Windsor |
Mr. Johnston Pr. [Proprietor] |
016 |
Marine villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan. |
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ACRE COTTAGE |
Acre Cottage |
Name on gate |
016 |
Marine villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan. |
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HOLLYBANK |
Hollybank |
Name on gate |
016 |
Marine villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan. |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH |
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church |
Mr. Johnston
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. William Hunter |
016 |
A wooden building occupied during summer as a place of worship by the members of the United Presbyterian body, residing at this place. |
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SPRINGHILL COTTAGE |
Springhill Cottage |
Name on gate |
016 |
Marine villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan. |
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ROSEBANK |
Rosebank |
Name on gate |
016 |
Marine villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan. |
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VIOLETBANK |
Violet bank |
Name on gate |
016 |
Marine villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan. |
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PRIMROSEBANK |
Primrosebank |
Mr. William Hunter
Mr. R. Harvey |
016 |
Marine villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan. |
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HAZELBANK |
Hazelbank |
Mr. William Hunter
Mr. R. Harvey |
016 |
Villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan |
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JANEFIELD |
Janefield |
Mr. William Hunter
Mr. R. Harvey |
016 |
Villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan |
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CLYDEBANK VILLA |
Clydebank Villa |
Name on gate |
016 |
Villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan |
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HUDDERSFIELD VILLA |
Huddersfield Villa |
Mr. Hunter
Mr. Harvey |
016 |
Villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan |
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ELLENGOWAN |
Ellengowan |
Mr. Hunter
Mr. Harvey |
016 |
Villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan |
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DUNDAS VILLA |
Dundas Villa |
Mr. Hunter
Mr. Harvey |
016 |
Villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan |
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GROVE COTTAGE |
Grove Cottage |
Name on Gate |
016 |
Villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan |
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DAISYBANK |
Daisy bank |
Mr Hunter
Mr. Harvey
Mrs. Darley pr. [proprietor] |
016 |
Villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan |
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SEAVIEW |
Seaview |
Mr. Hunter
Mr. Harvey
Mrs. Darley pr [proprietor] |
016 |
Villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan |
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SEAVIEW COTTAGE |
Seaview Cottage |
Mr. Hunter
Mr. Harvey
Mrs. Darley pr. [proprietor] |
016 |
Villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan |
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AUCHENDARROCH |
Auchendarroch |
Mrs. Gow pr. [proprietor] |
016 |
Villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan |
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OAKBANK |
Oakbank |
Name on Gate |
016 |
Villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan |
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WOODLANDS |
Woodlands |
Mr. Walker pr. [proprietor] |
016 |
Villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan |
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ARGYLL ROAD |
Argyll Road
Argyll Road
Argyll Road |
Lorn Campbell Esqr.
Mr. Donaldson
Mr. Johnston |
016 |
This name applies to a New Road leaving the parish road a short distance NE [North East] from the Ferry House and at present formed as far as Woodbine Cottage, but to be continued farther west as the ground is feued. |
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FERRY HOUSE |
Ferry House
Ferry House
Ferry House |
Lorn Campbell Esqr.
Mr. McFarlane tenant
Mr. McLaren |
016 |
A Cottage near the Old Ferry pier the residence of the Ferryman |
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OLD FERRY PIER |
Old Ferry Pier
Old Ferry Pier
Old Ferry Pier |
Lorn Campbell Esqr.
Mr. McFarlane
Mr. McLaren |
016 |
A small stone Pier in Kilcreggan Bay used for discharging coals &c at. It was formerly much used as the starting place of the Ferry Boat to Greenock Gourock &c. |
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KILCREGGAN BAY |
Kilcreggan Bay
Kilcreggan Bay
Kilcreggan Bay |
Chart of the Clyde
Lorn Campbell Esqr.
Mr McLaren |
016 |
A small Bay at Kilcreggan extending from Lindowan Burn to opposite Rockfield Cottage |
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COW AND CALF |
Cow and Calf |
Chart of the Clyde
Lorn Campbell Esqr. |
016 |
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Ivyhill |
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Elleray |
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Woodbine Cottage |
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ARDMORE VILLA |
Ardmore Villa |
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LINDOWAN |
Lindowan |
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WOODEND COTTAGE |
Woodend Cottage |
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Mr. Harvey |
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Aidenburn |
Mr. Harvey
Mr. John McFarlane |
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Villas along the shore forming part of Kilcreggan |
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AIDENBURN COTTAGE |
Aidenburn Cottage |
Mr. Harvey
Mr. John McFarlane |
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Glendhu |
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KILCRAIG COTTAGE |
Kilcraig Cottage |
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ANNFIELD |
Annfield |
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Mr. McLean |
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KILCREGGAN |
Kilcreggan
Kilcreggan
Kilcreggan |
Lorn Campbell Esqr
Mr. Johnston
Mr. Hunter |
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A succession of Villas, many of them of very elegant design, on the southern shore of the parish near the entrance to Loch Long. there are a United Presbyterian Church a post office several shops and near the eastern extremity there is an excellent Wooden Pier at which Steamers call at all states of the tide. The name is derived from a small farm of the name a short distance NE [North East] from the Pier.
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Tom Ban
Tom Ban
Tom Ban |
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Mr. Hunter
Mr. McLaren |
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ROCKFIELD COTTAGE |
Rockfield Cottage
Rockfield Cottage |
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Loch Long
Loch Long
Loch Long
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"A belt of marine water, a long northward ramification of the frith of Clyde, extending between the district of Cowal, in Argylshire, and the parishes of Roseneath, Row, and Arrochar in Dumbartonshire. Over the whole of its length, it prevailing looks almost right along all the lower parts of the frith, and if it were but the inlet of a considerable river, would, as to both extent and direction possess far the highest claim to be regarded as the upper frith. It opens from the Clyde nearly opposite Gourock, and with a breadth of from 2 miles to 6 furlongs, stretches about 22 miles into the interior, at quarter distance from its entrance, it opens, on the west side, into the fine small bay of Ardintenny, and at half distance it sends off on the same side, and in a north westerly direction, Loch Goil. At two points on the Dumbartonshire side, it is distant respectively from the head of the Gareloch only 1¼ mile, and from Tarbet on Loch Lomond only 1¾ mile. Its general depth is from 15 to 20 fathoms, and its tidal current runs at the rate of about 2 miles in the hour. It is occasionally lined by a sandy beach, or pressed by hanging plains and banks of verdure, but in general is hemmed in, by declivitous or mural rocks. During summer two steamboats ply every lawful day from Glasgow up Loch Long, the one to Arrochar and the other to the head of Loch Goil, and during winter they ply three times a week." (Fullarton's Gazetteer) |
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MEIKLEROSS BAY |
Meikleross Bay
Meikleross Bay
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Estate Map
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A small Bay in the shore of the Firth of Clyde South W [West] from Rosneath House so called from a small farm house which formerly stood on its shores. |
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CULWATTY BAY |
Culwatty Bay
Culwatty Bay
Culwatty Bay |
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A sheltered Bay in Gare Loch extending between Robert Ness and Green Island south east from Rosneath House. |
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GREENISLAND PLANTATION |
Greenisland Plantation
Greenisland Plantation
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Mr. Harrower
Mr. Clark Gamekeeper |
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A large plantation of mixed wood between Meikle Ross & Culwatty Bay's |
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ROSNEATH POINT |
Rosneath Point
Rosneath Point
Rosneath Point |
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This name applies to the shore from abt. [about] 20 chains east of Meikle Ross Bay, round to Green Island, or Culwatty Bay. |
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PORTKIL COTTAGE |
Portkil Cottage |
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A neat cottage near Portkil unoccupied at present. |
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GALLOW HILL |
Gallow Hill
Gallow Hill
Gallow Hill |
Lorn Campbell Esqr.
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Mr. Harrower Forester |
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A Hill of considerable elevation east from Portkil In the locality it is believed that a Gallows formerly stood on its summit on which some person was hung, hence the origin of the name. |
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Gallowhill Plantation
Gallowhill Plantation
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Lorn Campbell Esqr.
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Mr. Harrower |
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A large plantation of mixed wood on the slopes of the Gallow Hill. |
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FOUNTAINHEAD |
Fountainhead |
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A small circular building in Gallowhill Plantn. [Plantation] over a spring from which Rosneath House is supplied with water. |
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PORTKIL POINT |
Portkil Point
Portkil Point
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Estate Map
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A projecting headland on the shore of the Firth of Clyde south from Portkil. |
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PORTKIL BAY |
Portkil Bay
Portkil Bay
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Estate Map
Mr. King |
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A small Bay east from the above point. |
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STONE COFFINS FOUND HERE |
Stone Coffins (found here)
Stone Coffins (found here)
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Mr. Downie Shepherd Portkill
Mr. Hunter farm servant Portkill |
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Mr. Campbell informed me that abt. [about] 45 years ago while improving the field at this place a number of Stone Coffins were found, the remains of the dead they contained had mouldered to dust, and nothing else was found at the spot. |
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Mr. Hunter farm servant Portkill |
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GARE LOCH |
Gair Loch or Gare Loch
Gare Loch
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"A very beautiful branch of the frith of Clyde extending between the parishes of Roseneath and Row in Dumbartonshire. The frith coming down from the east and expanding its waters to the breadth of 3¾ or 4 miles, is cloven, 2 miles below the longitude of Greenock by the peninsula of Roseneath and sends away the Gare Loch north westward over a distance of 7½ miles. The Loch commences between the richly wooded castle point of Roseneath on the South, and the smiling village of Helensburgh stretching along the beach of Row parish on the North and is there 1¾ mile broad. A mile up it is overlooked, on its south side, by the tower of Roseneath castle peering out from an expanse of forest; on its north east side, nearly opposite, but a little higher, it is beautified by the turrets and plantations of Ardincaple. Here, having been gradually narrowed to less than ¾ of a mile it suddenly expands to a breadth of more than 1¼ mile. Three fourths of a mile onward, it is indented on the north side over nearly half its breadth by a point, or, in Gaelic, a Rhue, which gives name to the parish along its shore. Here, 100 yards or so respectively from its beach, stand on the one side the church of Roseneath, and on the other the church of Row. Near the Row or indenting point a long established ferry maintains easy and frequent communication across the loch; and hither during summer, the steamers five or six in number, which ply between Glasgow, Helensburgh, the Row, and Garelochhead career their way. At the head of the loch a neat smiling village has now assumed the place of a few wretched Highland Cabins which formerly stood here, and an excellent inn offers its accommodations to the stranger visitant. The water of Gareloch is generally clear, varies in depth along the centre from 10 to 30 fathoms, and is little affected in its saltness by the influx of rills, or the mixation of the waters of the Clyde. The current of the tide is strong, running from 3 to 4 miles in the hour, and owing to the projection of Row point, and of some minor horns or headlands, is varioius in its direction." (Fullarton's Gazetteer) |
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GREEN ISLAND |
Green Island
Green Island
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Lorn Campbell Esqr.
Mr. Harrower
Mr. Clark |
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A small knoll covered with green pasture at the south extremity of Culwatty Bay Gare Loch. At high water the tide flows round it forming it into an island. |
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Perch Rock |
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Note. To prevent any mistake on this part of the engraver, it may be desirable to mention, that this rock which appears on Plan 16/12, out from the "foreshore", belongs not to that Plan, but to Plan 17/19. RH
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ROSNEATH |
Roseneath
Roseneath
Roseneath
Roseneath
Roseneath
Rosneath
Rosneath
Rosneath
Rosneath |
Old Stat Act [Statistical Account]
New Stat Act [Statistical Account]
Fullarton's Gazetteer
County Map
Sheriff's Return
Origines Parochiales Scotiae
Chalmer's Caledonia
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The surmises indulged in regarding the origin of the name Rosneath are endless. Among the most plausible are Rhos-noeth, "the bare or unwooded promontory", Ros-na-choich, the virgin's promontory", and Ross-Neyt, "the point of Neyt or Neueth". The first is the derivation commonly accepted and corresponds with what is supposed to have been the condition of the peninsula in ancient times, the second is supported by the assertion that there was a church in the district, reared by an Earl of Lennox to the memory of the blessed Virgin, and the third by a practice observed among early writers of spelling the name Neueth and Neyt. This latter, however, is too slender a basis upon which to construct an etymology, for in the books of the very monastic establishment in which Rosneath is described as Neueth and Neyt, it is also called Rosneth and Rosnith. In the Cartularium de Levenax, the territory is described in one Charter |
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Allt an Uriuisge -- 012 -- 2 -- 3
Aldavich -- 012 -- 3 -- 8
Allt a Bhutha -- 012 -- 3 -- 8
Argyll Cottage -- 012 -- 3 -- 8
Auchanacloich -- 012 -- 11 -- 17
Aikenshaw -- 012 -- 11 -- 17
Ardpeaton Villa -- 012 -- 14 -- 23
Ardpeaton Cottage -- 012 -- 14 -- 23
Ardpeaton -- 012 -- 14 -- 23
Airlig -- 012 -- 14 -- 24
Altmore -- 012 -- 15 -- 26
Annachmore -- 016 -- 3 -- 39
Auchmar -- 016 -- 3 -- 41
Ailey Burn -- 016 -- 7 -- 54
Ailey Burn -- 016 -- 10 -- 66
Argyle Cottage -- 16 -- 10 -- 66
Aiden Hill -- 016 -- 10 -- 69
Aiden Cottage -- 016 -- 11 -- 71
Aidenkyle -- 016 -- 11 -- 72
Acre Cottage -- 016 -- 11 -- 73
Auchandarroch -- 016 -- 11 -- 74
Argyll Road -- 016 -- 11 -- 75
Ardmore Villa -- 016 -- 11 -- 76
Aidenburn -- 016 -- 11 -- 76
Aidenburn Cottage -- 016 -- 11 -- 76
Annfield -- 016 -- 11 -- 76
Barr nan Cabar -- 012 -- 2 -- 2
Barreman -- 012 -- 15 -- 27
Barbour -- 016 -- 2 -- 29
Beallach na Fearnnach -- 016 -- 2 -- 30
Beallach Buidhe -- 016 -- 2 -- 30
Beallach Iain Oig -- 016 -- 2 -- 30
Big Downans -- 016 -- 2 -- 31
Blarnachtra -- 016 -- 2 -- 36
Bruckie's Craig -- 016 -- 3 -- 37
Beach Cottage -- 016 -- 3 -- 39
Burnside Cottage -- 016 -- 4 -- 45
Burn Cliff -- 016 -- 6 -- 49
Bloomfield -- 016 -- 6 -- 49
Baron's Bay -- 016 -- 6 -- 52
Black Stone -- 016 -- 6 -- 52
Bogle Burn -- 016 -- 7 -- 53
Broom Plantation -- 016 -- 8 -- 57
Burntmill Cottage -- 016 -- 8 -- 59
Bathwell -- 016 -- 8 -- 59
Baron's Point Villa -- 016 -- 10 -- 65
Baron's Hall -- 016 -- 10 -- 66
Braeside Cottage -- 016 -- 10 -- 66
Baron's Point -- 016 -- 10 -- 67
Balgair Cottage -- 016 -- 11 -- 72 |
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Creag Madaidh -- 012 -- 2 -- 1
Cnoc Fithich -- 012 -- 2 -- 1
Cnoc-na-h-Airidhe -- 012 -- 2 -- 3
Craigellan -- 012 -- 3 -- 5
Carloch Cottage -- 012 -- 3 -- 9
Creag Loisgte -- 012 -- 6 -- 11
Creag Liomha -- 012 -- 6 -- 11
Carraig Mhaol -- 012 -- 10 -- 15
Coulport -- 012 -- 10 -- 15
Coulport Ferry -- 012 -- 10 -- 16
Corlach -- 012 -- 10 -- 20
Camloch Burn -- 012 -- 10 -- 22
Creag an Rois Mhor -- 016 -- 2 -- 30
Creagan Breac -- 016 -- 2 -- 33
Creaganbreac Burn -- 016 -- 2 -- 33
Crossowen -- 016 -- 3 -- 38
Crossowen Point -- 016 -- 3 -- 38
Crossowen House -- 016 -- 3 -- 38
Campbell's Villa -- 016 -- 3 -- 38
Clynderbank -- 016 -- 3 -- 39
Clynder View -- 016 -- 3 -- 39
Carnbroan House -- 016 -- 3 -- 39
Cona Cottage -- 016 -- 3 -- 39
Clynder Cottage -- 016 -- 3 -- 39
Clyndearg -- 016 -- 3 -- 39
Crossowen Burn -- 016 -- 3 -- 40
Clynder Terrace -- 016 -- 3 -- 40
Clynder Burn -- 016 -- 3 -- 40
Clynder House -- 016 -- 3 -- 41
Clach Mackenny -- 016 -- 3 -- 42
Clachan Farm -- 016 -- 3 -- 42
Carraig an Roin -- 016 -- 3 -- 43
Clachan House -- 016 -- 4 -- 45
Clachan Cottage -- 016 -- 4 -- 45
Clachan Burn -- 016 -- 4 -- 45
Church -- 016 -- 4 -- 48
Cove Cottage -- 016 -- 6 -- 49
Cove -- 016 -- 6 -- 50
Cove -- 016 -- 6 -- 51
Cursnoch -- 016 -- 7 -- 53
Clachan Glen -- 016 -- 7 -- 54
Camsail Burn -- 016 -- 8 -- 58
Camsail Cottage -- 016 -- 8 -- 58
Camsail Bay -- 016 -- 8 -- 59
Camsail House (Site of) -- 016 -- 8 -- 60
Crane Rock -- 016 -- 8 -- 61
Castle Point -- 016 -- 8 -- 61
Castle Bay -- 016 -- 8 -- 61
Creag na Gobhair -- 016 -- 8 -- 62
Craig Owlet Cottage -- 016 -- 10 -- 65
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Craigrownie Castle -- 016 -- 10 -- 65
Craigrownie Church -- 016 -- 10 -- 66
Craigallian Cottage -- 016 -- 11 -- 72
Clairmont Cottage -- 016 -- 11 -- 72
Carlton -- 016 -- 11 -- 72
Clydebank Villa -- 016 -- 11 -- 73
Cow and Calf -- 016 -- 11 -- 75
Carradale -- 016 -- 11 -- 76
Culwatty Bay -- 016 -- 12 -- 79
Dun Daimh -- 012 -- 2 -- 1
Dalandowie Burn -- 012 -- 2 -- 3
Draughthouse -- 012 -- 3 -- 7
Dalandowie -- 012 -- 3 -- 10
Duchlage -- 012 -- 10 -- 15
Dowall Burn -- 016 -- 2 -- 36
Dowall Lodge -- 016 -- 6 -- 49
Dunarden -- 016 -- 6 -- 50
Dark Wood -- 016 -- 8 -- 59
Dundas Villa -- 016 -- 11 -- 73
Daisybank -- 016 -- 11 -- 74
Ellangowan -- 012 -- 3 -- 5
Eilean Beag -- 016 -- 2 -- 34
Ellangowan -- 016 -- 11 -- 73
Elleray -- 016 -- 11 -- 76
Fernicarry House -- 012 -- 3 -- 6
Fernicarry -- 012 -- 3 -- 6
Fernbank -- 012 -- 11 -- 18
Firth Cottage -- 016 -- 3 -- 41
Ferry Hotel -- 016 -- 4 -- 45
Free Church -- 016 -- 8 -- 57
Free Church Manse -- 016 -- 8 -- 57
Ferry House -- 016 -- 11 -- 75
Fountainhead -- 016 -- 12 -- 80
Glenald -- 012 -- 3 -- 9
Greenlee -- 012 -- 11 -- 19
Glengair -- 012 -- 15 -- 25
Gray Stone -- 016 -- 2 -- 29
Glenlea House -- 016 -- 3 -- 42
Gareloch Chateau -- 016 -- 3 -- 42
Gareloch House -- 016 -- 3 -- 42
Gareloch Cottage -- 016 -- 3 -- 42
Girls School -- 016 -- 4 -- 48
Glendowall Cottage -- 016 -- 4 -- 48
Greenlaw House -- 016 -- 6 -- 49
Glen Eden -- 016 -- 10 -- 66
Glenlea -- 016 -- 11 -- 71
Grove Cottage -- 016 -- 11 -- 74
Glendhu -- 016 -- 11 -- 76
Greenisland Plantation -- 016 -- 12 -- 79
Gallow Hill -- 016 -- 12 -- 80
Gallowhill Plantation -- 016 -- 12 -- 80
Gare Loch -- 016 -- 12 -- 82
Green Island -- 017 -- 9 -- 83
Human Remains found here -- 016 -- 2 -- 35
Hatton Burn -- 016 -- 3 -- 37
Hazel Cliff -- 016 -- 6 -- 50
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Hatton Burn Cottage -- 012 -- 15 -- 28
Hill of Camsail -- 016 -- 8 -- 57
High Barracks -- 016 -- 8 -- 62
Hillside Cottage -- 016 -- 10 -- 65
Holyrood -- 016 -- 11 -- 72
Hollybank -- 016 -- 11 -- 73
Hazelbank -- 016 -- 11 -- 73
Huddersfield Villa -- 016 -- 11 -- 73
Ivy Cave Cottage -- 016 -- 10 -- 65
Italian Villa -- 016 -- 10 -- 65
Ivyhill -- 016 -- 11 -- 76
Janefield -- 016 -- 11 -- 73
Knockderry Lodge -- 016 -- 2 -- 29
Knockderry House -- 016 -- 2 -- 34
Knockderry Cottage -- 016 -- 2 -- 34
Knockderry Castle -- 016 -- 2 -- 35
Knockderry -- 016 -- 2 -- 36
Kilcreggan -- 016 -- 11 -- 70
Kilcreggan Burn -- 016 -- 11 -- 70
Kilcreggan Bay -- 016 -- 11 -- 75
Kilcraig Cottage -- 016 -- 11 -- 76
Kilcreggan -- 016 -- 11 -- 77
Lochan Ghlas Laoig -- 012 -- 2 -- 2
Lochside Cottage -- 012 -- 3 -- 6
Letter -- 012 -- 10 -- 16
Little Rahaen -- 012 -- 15 -- 25
Little Downans -- 016 -- 2 -- 31
Laurelbank -- 016 -- 3 -- 39
Limekiln Point -- 016 -- 4 -- 45
Lindowan Reservoir -- 016 -- 7 -- 54
Low Barracks -- 016 -- 8 -- 61
Lilybank -- 016 -- 10 -- 66
Little Aiden -- 016 -- 10 -- 69
Lindowan Burn -- 016 -- 11 - 70
Lindowan -- 016 -- 11 -- 76
Mambeg -- 012 -- 3 -- 10
Mam Mor -- 012 -- 10 -- 16
Mamore -- 012 -- 11 -- 17
Mill Burn -- 012 -- 11 -- 19
Mill of Rahaen -- 012 -- 11 -- 19
Meikle Rahaen -- 012 -- 11 -- 21
Maol Riabhach -- 012 -- 11 -- 20
Meikle Burn -- 012 -- 15 -- 26
Marybank -- 016 -- 3 -- 39
Manse -- 016 -- 4 -- 48
Meikle Burn -- 016 -- 7 -- 53
Millbrae -- 016 -- 7 -- 55
Mill of Camsail -- 016 -- 8 -- 58
Manse -- 016 -- 10 -- 66
Meikle Aiden -- 016 -- 10 -- 69
Mount Pleasant -- 016 -- 11 -- 72
Meikleross Bay -- 016 -- 12 -- 79
North Ailey -- 016 -- 6 -- 50
Old Church -- 016 -- 4 -- 48
Osborne Cottage -- 016 -- 11 -- 72
Oakbank -- 016 -- 11 -- 74
Oakbank -- 012 -- 7 -- 14
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Port an Lochain -- 012 -- 2 -- 2
Pier -- 012 -- 7 -- 13
Primrosebank -- 012 -- 11 -- 18
Peaton Glen -- 012 -- 14 -- 21
Peaton Layo -- 012 -- 14 -- 21
Peaton House -- 012 -- 14 -- 21
Peaton -- 012 -- 14 -- 22
Peaton Cottage -- 012 -- 14 -- 22
Port nan Each -- 016 -- 2 -- 33
Peat Knowe -- 016 -- 3 -- 37
Parkhead -- 016 -- 8 -- 62
Portkill -- 016 -- 11 -- 71
Park Place -- 016 -- 11 -- 71
Portkill Cottage -- 016 -- 12 -- 80
Portkill Point -- 016 -- 12 -- 81
Portkill Bay -- 016 -- 12 -- 81
Perch Rock -- 017 -- 9 -- 83
Primrosebank -- 016 -- 11 -- 73
Rockville -- 012 -- 3 -- 9
Rosebank -- 016 -- 3 -- 39
Rock Burn -- 016 -- 3 -- 41
Rosneath Bay -- 016 -- 4 -- 45
Rosneath -- 016 -- 4 -- 47
Rocklie Cottage -- 016 -- 6 -- 49
Round Hill -- 016 -- 7 -- 53
Robert Ness -- 016 -- 8 -- 63
Rosneath House -- 016 -- 8 -- 64
Ravenswood Cottage -- 016 -- 10 -- 65
Rockingham -- 016 -- 10 -- 66
Rockburn -- 016 -- 11 -- 71
Rosebank -- 016 -- 11 -- 73
Rockfield Cottage -- 016 -- 11 -- 77
Rosneath Point -- 016 -- 12 -- 79
Somerset Cottage -- 012 -- 3 -- 7
Somerset House -- 012 -- 3 -- 7
Sughadh Burn -- 016 -- 2 -- 29
Subscription School -- 016 -- 2 -- 36
Strouel Lodge Cottage -- 016 -- 3 -- 41
Strouel Lodge -- 016 -- 3 -- 41
Stroul -- 016 -- 3 -- 41
Springfield -- 016 -- 3 -- 41
Stroul -- 016 -- 3 -- 41
Stroul Burn -- 016 -- 3 -- 42
School -- 016 -- 4 -- 48
Shanton Cottage -- 016 -- 6 -- 49
Seymour Lodge -- 016 -- 6 -- 49
Shanton Glen -- 016 -- 6 -- 49
Site of Rosneath Castle -- 016 -- 8 -- 63
South Ailey -- 016 -- 10 -- 69
Seaton Lodge -- 016 -- 11 -- 71
Springhill Cottage -- 016 -- 11 -- 73 |
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Seaview -- 016 -- 11 -- 74
Seaview Cottage -- 016 -- 11 -- 74
Stone Coffins found here -- 016 -- 12 -- 81
Shanton Burn -- 016 -- 7 -- 54
Tom Sollier -- 012 -- 6 -- 11
Tom Breac -- 012 -- 15 -- 25
Toman Dubh -- 012 -- 15 -- 27
Tom an Dubh -- 016 -- 2 -- 33
Tom na h-Airidh -- 016 -- 3 -- 43
Tom na h-Airidh Plantation -- 016 -- 3 -- 43
Tom a' Mhoid or The Court Hill -- 016 -- 3 -- 45
Tom nan Sionnach -- 016 -- 7 -- 55
Turfhill -- 016 -- 10 -- 65
Tom Buidhe -- 016 -- 10 -- 69
Tom an Dubh -- 016 -- 11 -- 70
Thornbank -- 016 -- 11 -- 72
Tom Ban -- 016 -- 11 -- 77
Umphra's Knowe -- 016 -- 3 -- 37
U. P. [United Presbyterian] Church -- 016 -- 11 -- 73
Urn found here -- 016 -- 12 -- 81
Villa Marina -- 016 -- 12 -- 71
Violetbank -- 016 -- 11 -- 73
Woodend Cottage -- 012 -- 11 -- 18
Willowburn -- 016 -- 3 -- 39
Whitelee -- 016 -- 3 -- 41
Wallace's Loup -- 016 -- 8 -- 61
Woodside Cottage -- 016 -- 11 -- 70
Wellbank -- 016 -- 11 -- 72
Windsor -- 016 -- 11 -- 72
Woodlands -- 016 -- 11 -- 74
Woodbine Cottage -- 016 -- 11 -- 76
Woodend Cottage -- 016 -- 11 -- 76 |
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