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WHISTLEFIELD |
Whistlefield
Whistlefield
Whistlefield |
Robert McGlashan, Prop. [Proprietor]
Peter Campbell, Schoolmaster
J. Macfarlane Esqr. Faslane |
009 |
A small public house, the property of Robt. Robert McGlashan, situated on the site of the T.P. [Turn Pike] Road from "Garelochhead" to "Arroquhar". |
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TOM NA CROISE |
Tom na Croise |
Robert McGlashan
Peter Campbell, Schoolmaster
J. Macfarlane Esqr. Faslane |
009 |
A small knoll, steep on the East side, about ¼ of a mile South of Whistlefield. It derives its name from a footpath crossing the T.P. [Turn Pike] Road on the top of it. |
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TIGH NA LICE |
Tigh na Lice |
Robert McGlashan
Peter Campbell, Schoolmaster
J. Macfarlane Esqr. Faslane |
009 |
A small dwellinghouse on the farm of "Feorlinbreck". It derives its name from being built on a flat rock. |
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[Below entry for Tom na Croise:]
Tom. (G.) [Gaelic] A hill, a knoll
Croise. (G.) [Gaelic] A cross
[Below entry for Tigh na Lice:]
Tigh. )G.) [Gaelic] A house
Lice (from Leace) A flat rock, a declivity. |
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FEORLINBRECK |
Feorlinbreck
Feorlinbreck
Feorlinbreck |
J. Macfarlane Esqr. Faslane
Robert McGlashan, Occupier
Duncan Campbell, Whistlefield |
009 |
An inferior farm steading with a small arable farm attached held off the extensive farm of "Faslane". |
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BRUACH CHORRACH |
Bruach Chorrach
Bruach Chorrach
Bruach Chorrach |
J. Macfarlane Esqr.
Peter Campbell, Schoolmaster
Daniel Gilmour, Oakfield |
009 |
A descriptive and well known name applied to a very steep wooded declivity at the West of Oakfield. |
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OAKFIELD |
Oakfield
Oakfield
Oakfield |
Daniel Gilmour, Part Proprietor
J. Macfarlane Esqr.
Peter Campbell |
009 |
A name applied to a few houses on both sides of the road from "Garelochhead" to "Arroquhar". They are the property of Daniel Gilmour and John Nicol. |
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BENDARROCH |
Bendarroch
Bendarroch
Bendarroch |
Robert B. Brown Esqr. Prop. [Proprietor]
J. Macfarlane Esqr. Faslane
Peter Campbell, Schoolmaster |
009 |
A superior dwelling house with Offices adjacent, the property of Robert B. Brown Esqr. |
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SMITHFIELD COTTAGE |
Smithfield Cottage
Smithfield Cottage
Smithfield Cottage |
John Fraser Proprietor
Peter Campbell
J. Macfarlane Esqr. |
009 |
A superior Cottage the property of the Occupier John Fraser. |
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MANSE [Quoad Sacra, Garelochhead] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Peter Campbell Schoolmaster
Daniel Gilmour, Oakfield
J. Macfarlane Esqr. |
009 |
A good building erected by subscription a few years ago, as a residence for the minister of the "Quoad Sacra Church", who refused to stay in it. It is however considered the "Manse" and in the event of the present minister leaving will be the dwelling house of his successor. |
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ROSEBANK COTTAGE |
Rosebank Cottage
Rosebank Cottage
Rosebank Cottage |
Daniel Gilmour, Part Proprietor
Peter Campbell Schoolmaster
J. Macfarlane Esqr. |
009 |
A small cottage the property of various persons - heirs to Mrs Maccallum. |
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SCHOOL [Garelochhead] |
School
School
School |
Archibald Montgomery, Schoolmaster
Daniel Gilmour
J. Macfarlane Esqr. |
009 |
A small building used for a short time as a Schoolhouse, which, it is considered, it will permanently remain. It is supported by the contributions of the pupils and subscriptions of the influential inhabitants of "Garelochhead". |
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DUNIVARD |
Dunivard
Dunivard
Dunivard |
J. Macfarlane Esqr.
Archibald Montgomery
Daniel Gilmour |
009 |
An inferior dwelling house, on the farm of "Greenfield", occupied by Cottars. |
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BIRCHBUSH (Ruin) |
Birchbush (Ruin)
Birchbush (Ruin)
Birchbush (Ruin)
Birchbush (Ruin) |
J. Macfarlane Esqr., Faslane
Johnston's County Map
Peter Campbell, Schoolmaster
Daniel Gilmour, Oakfield |
009 |
The ruin of a small farmhouse now on the farm of "Greenfield". It has not been occupied for 12 years. |
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ROWANTREE COTTAGE |
Rowantree Cottage
Rowantree Cottage
Rowantree Cottage |
Mr. George Macfarlane Prop. [Proprietor]
Mr. D. Macphun
Mr. John Macfarlane |
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A good cottage the property of & occupied by Mr. George Macfarlane. |
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GOWANBANK COTTAGE |
Gowanbank Cottage
Gowanbank Cottage
Gowanbank Cottage |
Mrs. Stewart Prop. [Proprietor]
Mr. D. Macphun
Mr. Peter Campbell |
012 |
A small cottage the property of and occupied by Mrs Stewart. |
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ASHTREE COTTAGE |
Ashtree Cottage
Ashtree Cottage
Ashtree Cottage |
Mr. Peter Campbell Prop [Proprietor]
Mr. Duncan Stewart
Mr. D. Macphun |
012 |
A small cottage the property of Peter Campbell, occupied by Duncan Stewart. |
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SPRINGBANK COTTAGE |
Springbank Cottage
Springbank Cottage
Springbank Cottage |
Mr. John Macfarlane Faslane
Mr. William Kennedy
Mr. David Macphun |
012 |
A neat cottage the property of Mr. Stewart - Glasgow - unoccupied at present. |
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INN [Glencairn Inn, Garelochhead] |
Glencairn Inn
Glencairn Inn
Glencairn Inn |
Mr. James Leslie Occ [Occupier]
Mr. William Kennedy
Mr. John Macfarlane |
012 |
A good Inn with stabling attached the property of Mrs. McCorkindale Campbeltown. occupied by James Leslie. |
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BLOOMFIELD COTTAGE |
Bloomfield Cottage
Bloomfield Cottage
Bloomfield Cottage |
Mr. James Leslie
Mr. William Kennedy
Mr. John Macfarlane |
012 |
A neat cottage the property of Mr. James Hamilton, Johnstone - unoccupied at present. |
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SCHOOL [Garelochhead] |
School
School
School |
Mr. Peter Campbell Teacher
Mr. John Lindsay Row
Revd. [Reverend] J. Lawrie Fogo Row |
012 |
A good School Room with dwelling house for the Teacher attached. It has been built by funds arising out of the lands of Chapel in Glen Fruin bequeathed in 1755 by a person named James Glen for building and endowing Schools at Garelochhead, and Chapel in Glen Fruin the schoolmaster to teach three years alternately at each place. There are now Teachers at both places and the Rent of the Mortified lands is equally divided between them. |
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CAIRPHILLY HOUSE |
Cairphilly House
Cairphilly House
Cairphilly House |
Mrs. Morris
Mr. William Kennedy
Advertisement in Glasgow Herald |
012 |
A good house the property of Mrs. L. Morris. |
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ROCK COTTAGE |
Rock Cottage |
Mr. D. Macphun
Mr. John Campbell
Mr. William Kennedy |
012 |
A neat cottage the property of and occupied by Miss Lillie. |
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CHURCH (Quoad Sacra) [Garelochhead] |
Church (Quoad Sacra)
Church (Quoad Sacra)
Church (Quoad Sacra) |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Laurie Fogo Row
Mr. John Lindsay Row
Mr. Peter Campbell |
012 |
A good building erected a few years ago, it contains 312 sittings.
The Ministers Stipend is paid by Sir James Colquhoun, Robert Napier Esq. Shandon and others. |
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BATHURST COTTAGE |
Bathurst Cottage
Bathurst Cottage
Bathurst Cottage |
Mr. John Campbell prop. [proprietor]
Mr. Peter Campbell
Mr. Alexander Campbell |
012 |
A small cottage the property of and occupied by John Campbell. |
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ELDERBERRY COTTAGE |
Elderberry Cottage
Elderberry Cottage
Elderberry Cottage |
Mr. George Shanks prop. [proprietor]
Mr. William Kennedy |
012 |
A good cottage the property of and occupied by George Shanks. |
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DUNIVAIRD HOUSE |
Dunivaird House
Dunivaird House
Dunivaird House |
Advertisement in Glasgow Herald
Mr. John Macfarlane
Mr. Peter Campbell |
012 |
A good House standing on a rising ground overlooking the head of Gare Loch
it is the property of Mr. Anderson 46 Renfield St. Glasgow. |
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WOODLANDS COTTAGE |
Woodlands Cottage
Woodlands Cottage
Woodlands Cottage |
Miss Campbell occ [occupier]
Mr. Peter Campbell
Mr. William Kennedy |
012 |
A neat cottage the property of Mr. Peter Campbell Teacher & occupied by Miss Campbell. |
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WOODBANK COTTAGE |
Woodbank Cottage
Woodbank Cottage
Woodbank Cottage |
Mrs. Aitken occ [occupier]
Mr. Peter Campbell
Mr. William Kennedy |
012 |
A good Cottage the property of Mr. Peter Campbell & occupied by Mrs. Aitken. |
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HOTEL [Garelochhead] |
Garelochhead Hotel
Garelochhead Hotel
Garelochhead Hotel |
Signboard
Mr. Dickson Prop. [Proprietor]
Mr. D. MacPhun |
012 |
A good Hotel with stabling attached. the property of & occupied by Mr. James Dickson. |
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PIER [Garelochhead] |
Pier
Pier
Pier |
Mr. Angus Cameron. Piermaster
John Macfarlane Esq. Faslane
John Macfarlane Esq. Greenfield |
012 |
A wooden Pier projecting into Gareloch nearly in front of Garelochhead Hotel. Passengers going aboard or landing from the Steamers which call here are charged a penny for using the Pier - it is the property of Sir James Colquhoun Bart. [Baronet] |
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WOODLEE COTTAGE |
Woodlee Cottage
Woodlee Cottage
Woodlee Cottage |
Mr. David MacPhun
Mr. John MacPhun
Mr. Donald Turner |
012 |
A small cottage the property of David MacPhun - occupied by Mr. Ritchie. |
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GARELOCHHEAD |
Garelochhead
Garelochhead
Garelochhead |
Mr. John Lindsay Teacher Row
Montague Martin Esqr. Factor
Donald Cuthbertson Esqr. Broomfield Cottage |
012 |
A Village situated at the head of Gareloch adjacent to the boundary of Rosneath Parish. It is composed chiefly of cottages occupied in summer by sea bathers from Glasgow. It has a Quoad Sacra Church, two Schools, a commodious Hotel, a respectable Inn & a Post Office - it has frequent communication with Glasgow by Steamers plying on Gareloch for whose convenience a Pier has been erected in front of the Hotel. |
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GREENBANK COTTAGE |
Greenbank Cottage
Greenbank Cottage
Greenbank Cottage |
Thomas Crawford Esq. Prop [Proprietor]
John Macfarlane Esq.
Mr. D. MacPhun |
012 |
A first class Cottage the property of & occupied by Thomas Crawford Esq. |
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WOODBURN |
Woodburn
Woodburn
Woodburn |
John Macfarlane Esq Faslane
John Macfarlane Esq Greenfield
Mr. John Campbell |
012 |
A good dwelling house the property of & occupied by Coll. [Colonel] J. Turner Esq. |
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GREENFIELD WOOD |
Greenfield Wood
Greenfield Wood
Greenfield Wood |
John Macfarlane Esq Faslane
John Macfarlane Esq Greenfield
Mr. John Campbell |
012 |
A large copsewood with a few fir trees intermixed, it extends from Rowmore to the Village of Garelochhead. |
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AITREW GLEN |
Aitrew Glen
Aitrew Glen
Aitrew Glen |
John Macfarlane Esq Greenfield
John Macfarlane Esq. Faslane
Mr. Donald MacLeod Ballernich |
012 |
A deep rugged glen extending from Lennox Castle to a short distance north west of Croit a Ghobhainn. |
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ROWMORE COTTAGE |
Rowmore Cottage
Rowmore Cottage
Rowmore Cottage |
Mrs Gray occ [occupier]
John Macfarlane Esq. Faslane
John Macfarlane Esq. Greenfield |
012 |
A cottage situated on the side of the Turnpike Road at Rowmore - it is the property of Hugh Bogle Esq. Glasgow & occupied by Mrs Gray. |
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HIGH ROWMORE |
High Rowmore
High Rowmore
High Rowmore |
Mrs. Gray
John Macfarlane Esq. Faslane
John Macfarlane Esq. Greenfield |
012 |
A small house situated between Rowmore House & Rowmore Cottage,
it is the property of Hugh Bogle Esq. |
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HEATHERY KNOWE |
Heathery Knowe
Heathery Knowe
Heathery Knowe |
John Macfarlane Esq Greenfield
John Macfarlane Esq Faslane
Mr. Peter Campbell Garelochhead |
012 |
A small knowe covered with heather & rocks, there is also a Quarry on the east side of it. |
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GREENFIELD |
Greenfield
Greenfield
Greenfield |
John Macfarlane Esq Greenfield
John Macfarlane Esq Faslane
Mr. Peter Campbell Garelochhead |
012 |
A superior Farm house with offices attached, the property of Sir James Colquhoun Bart. [Baronet] occupied by John Macfarlane Esq. |
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CROIT A' GHOBHAINN |
Croit a Ghobhainn
Croit a Ghobhainn
Croit a Ghobhainn |
John Macfarlane Esq Greenfield
John Macfarlane Esq Faslane
Mr. Peter Campbell Garelochhead |
012 |
A old dwelling house with croft attached, it is the property of Sir James Colquhoun & occupied by Peter Stalker - it signifies the Smiths Croft. |
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[Below entry for Croit a' Ghobhainn:]
Croit (G.) [Gaelic] A croft
Ghobhainn, from Gobhainn (G.) [Gaelic] A Smith
a' the |
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Site of FASLANE CASTLE |
Faslane Castle
Faslane Castle
Faslane Castle |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Laurie Fogo Row
John Macfarlane Esq.
Statistical Account |
012 |
A low mound situated at the foot of Aitrew Glen where a small hill stream joins Faslane Burn, there are no remains now standing, except an old earthen mound, having the appearance of an artificial embankment on the south east and north sides, on the west side it is naturally defended by a precipitous rock. it is said to have formerly belonged to the Dukes of Lennox. |
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"Cather and Faslane were strongholds occupied by
the earls of Lennox, or members of their family;
but before the close of the fourteenth century,
these places seem to have been forsaken for
the seat on the island of Inchmurrin."
Irving's Hist. [History] of Dumbarton.
"Of Faslane Castle, only the mound raised by its
foundation is distinguishable."
New Stat Acct [Statistical Account]
"A green mound alone marks the spot where the
Castle of Faslane stood."
Orig. Par. [Origines Parochiales] Scotiae |
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ST MICHAEL'S CHAPEL (Remains of) |
St. Michaels Chapel (Remains of)
St. Michaels Chapel (Remains of)
St. Michaels Chapel (Remains of)
St. Michaels Chapel (Remains of)
St. Michaels Chapel (Remains of) |
John Macfarlane Esq Faslane
John Macfarlane Esq. Greenfield
Mr. Peter Campbell Teacher
Chalmer's Caledonia
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
012 |
The remains of an old chapel of the twelfth century, said to have been dedicated to St. Michael, it is situated near Faslane Farm house. The east gable is still standing, as also part of the north side and west gable, the south side is almost entirely down and removed, there is an uninclosed burying place round about the chapel but it is not now much used except by very poor people and strangers.
The Author of Caledonia says that this chapel was dedicated to St. Michael, the date and occasion of its erection are unknown but it is propable that it was built for the convenience of the Lennox Family while they were either constant or occasional residents at their Castle of Faslane. attached to the Chapel is a burying ground which has now almost ceased to be used |
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In that part of the old parish of Rosneath, which forms
the present parish of Row, there were before the Reformation,
two chapels, the remains whereof are still extant.
One of these chapels appears to have been dedicated
to St. Brigid, and the other to St. Michael.
Chalmer's Caledonia
"The date and erection of this chapel are unknown
but it is probable that it was built for the Lennox
while they were constant or occasional residents
at their Castle of Faslane. Attached to the Chapel is
a burying ground which has almost ceased to be
used."
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LENNOX BANK |
Lennox Bank
Lennox Bank
Lennox Bank |
John Macfarlane Esq. Prop [Proprietor]
Mr. Alexander Campbell
Mr. James Turner |
012 |
A good dwelling house situated near Faslane the property of John Macfarlane Esq. occupied by John Macdonald Esq. |
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FASLANE BURN |
Faslane Burn
Faslane Burn
Faslane Burn |
John Macfarlane Esq.
Mr. Alexander Campbell
Mr. James Turner |
012 |
A burn rising on the Farm of Greenfield and after pursuing a course of a mile & and a half in a southerly direction falls into Faslane Bay. |
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FASLANE BAY |
Faslane Bay
Faslane Bay
Faslane Bay |
John Macfarlane Esq. Faslane
Mr. Peter Campbell
Mr. Alexander Macfarlane Faslane Bay Cottage |
012 |
A fine Bay on Gareloch extending from Rowmore to a short distance south of Faslane Bay Cottage |
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ROWMORE HOUSE |
Rowmore House
Rowmore House
Rowmore House |
Advertisement in Glasgow Herald
John Macfarlane Esq Faslane
John Macfarlane Esq Greenfield |
012 |
A superior dwelling house overlooking Faslane Bay - Gareloch - it is the property of Mr. Kirk Accountant Glasgow. |
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ROWMORE |
Rowmore
Rowmore
Rowmore |
John Macfarlane Esq Faslane
John Macfarlane Esq. Greenfield
Mr. D. Macphun |
012 |
A large round point situated on the east side & about a mile from the head of Gareloch.
It is a corruption of 'Rudha Mor' - the Great Point. |
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FASLANE |
Faslane
Faslane
Faslane |
John Macfarlane Esq. occ [occupier]
John Macfarlane Esq. Greenfield
Mr. Peter Campbell, Teacher |
012 |
An old Mansion House with offices attached - the property of Sir James Colquhoun. |
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STRONE |
Strone
Strone
Strone |
Mr. Duncan Macfarlane occ. [occupier]
John Macfarlane Esq Faslane
John Macfarlane Esq Greenfield |
012 |
A good farm house with offices attached, the property of Sir James Colquhoun Bart. [Baronet] Luss |
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AUCHINGAICH |
Auchingaich
Auchingaich
Auchingaich |
John Macfarlane Esq. Faslane
Rental Receipt
Mr. Duncan Macfarlane Strone |
012 |
A farm house and offices with a considerable extent of grazing land attached, the property of Sir J. Colquhoun. |
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FRUIN WATER AUCHINGAICH BURN |
Fruin Water
Auchingaich Burn |
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Described in name sheets of 6 Inch Plans |
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LITTLE BALLERNICK |
Little Ballernick
Little Ballernick
Little Ballernick |
Montague Martin Esq. Factor
George McLellan, H. [High] Ballernick
Donald McLeod |
012 |
An inferior dwelling house, occupied by Cottars, the property of Sir James Colquhoun Bart. [Baronet] |
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BELMORE |
Belmore
Belmore
Belmore |
John Macfarlane Esqr. Faslane
John Lindsay, Schoolmaster
George McLellan |
012 |
A superior dwelling house with offices adjacent, the property of the Heirs of John McDonald Esqr. of the firm of "Stewart and McDonald", Glasgow. |
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COILLE AN T-SAGAIRT |
Coille an t'Sagairt
Coille an t'Sagairt |
Alexander Macfarlane, Faslane Bay Cottage
Donald McLeod |
012 |
An irregular shaped, natural, copse wood supposed to have belonged to the Chapel of "Faslane" previous to the Reformation. The name is now almost unknown. |
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FASLANE BAY COTTAGE |
Faslane Bay Cottage
Faslane Bay Cottage
Faslane Bay Cottage |
Alexander Macfarlane Prop. [Proprietor]
Donald McLeod
John Macfarlane Esqr. |
012 |
A small cottage the property of the Occupier Alexander Macfarlane |
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[Below entry for Coille an t-Sagairt:]
"Coille an t-Sagairt" - The priest's wood, Gaelic |
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HIGH BALLERNICK |
High Ballernick
High Ballernick
High Ballernick
High Ballernick |
Valuation Roll
John Lindsay, Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
George McLellan, Farmer
Montague Martin Esqr. Factor |
012 |
A good farm steading the property of Sir James Colquhoun Bart. [Baronet] |
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LAIGH BALLERNICK |
Laigh Ballernick
Laigh Ballernick
Laigh Ballernick |
John Lindsay
George McLellan
Montague Martin Esqr. |
012 |
A good farm steading the property of Sir James Colquhoun Bart. [Baronet] and held by Robert Napier Esqr. "Shandon". |
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BALERNICK COTTAGE |
Ballernick Cottage
Ballernick Cottage
Ballernick Cottage |
Mr. Robertson. Proprietor
John Lindsay
Montague Martin Esqr. |
012 |
A good cottage the property of the occupier, Mr. Robertson. |
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OLD TOLL |
Old Toll
Old Toll
Old Toll |
Robert Napier Esqr., Shandon
Peter Campbell, Schoolmaster
James Leslie, Garelochhead |
012 |
A small dwelling house the property of the Road Trustees. It was formerly a Toll Bar. |
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CARNBAN POINT |
Carnban Point
Carnban Point
Carnban Point |
Robert Napier Esqr. Shandon
Peter Campbell, Schoolmaster
J. Macfarlane Esqr. Faslane |
012 |
A well known name applied to a sharp pointed projection of considerable size which shoots into the "Gare Loch" near "West Shandon". The word "Carnban" signifies a white cairn, one of which is supposed to have stood on this point at a very remote period. |
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WEST BURN |
West Burn
West Burn
West Burn |
Robert Napier Esqr.
Title Deeds of R. Napier Esqr.
John Lindsay, Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster |
012 |
A small stream rising on the farm of "Ballernick" which, after falling into a number of fine pools in the grounds of R. Napier Esqr., falls into the "Gare Loch" a little below "West Shandon". |
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[Below entry for Carnban Point:]
"Carn, heap or pile - Ban White" (G.) [Gaelic] |
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Site of a CONFLICT between the Macgregors and Colquhouns A.D. 1603 |
Site of Battle betwixt the Macgregors and Colquhouns A.D. 1602 |
Fullarton's Gazetteer
New Statistical Account
J. Macfarlane Esqr., Faslane
D. Macfarlane Strone
Montague Martin Esqr.
J. Macfarlane, Durland
Revd. [Reverend] J. Laurie Fogo, Row |
012 |
There is no place which can be marked as the exact Site of this Battle but it is supposed to have taken place in a large flat piece of ground near "Auchingaich" which is derived from the Gaelic, Achadh an Chatha signifying the Battlefield. According to tradition, the Macgregors after defeating the Colquhouns pursued them to the foot of "Glen Fruin."
"It ('Glen Fruin') has attained considerable historical notoriety from its having been the scene, in 1602, of a desperate conflict between Sir Humphrey Colquhoun of Luss the Chief of that surname and Alexander Macgregor Chief of the Clan Gregor. Colquhoun was the assailant at the head of a body of 500 foot and 300 horse, while Macgregor stood on the defensive with only about 200 of his clansmen. The contest was keen and ended remarkably in the total defeat of the Colquhouns, no fewer than about 200 of them being put hors de combat."
Fullarton's Gazetteer
"Colquhoun of Luss arrived in this country just as it had been invaded by Alister Macgregor at the head of 400 men, Colquhoun, rousing his vassals, and being assisted by some of the neighbouring lairds and a number of Dumbarton burghers, came up with the marauders at the farm of "Strone" near the head of Glen Fruin. A desperate combat gave victory to the Macgregors"
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[Below entry of Site of Conflict in List of Names:]
[Signed] J Bayly
Major R.E.[Royal Engineers] |
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"One of these murderous conflicts was of sufficient importance to merit a place in the history of the Lennox
and was fought in Glen Fruin in February 1603. The older accounts of this transaction bear such marks
of partiality as to be little worthy of credit, and the traditions of the district lead us into great confusion."
New Stat Acct [Statistical Account]
"At that time, the Macgregors and Colquhouns appear to have been desirous of terminating their feud
by a friendly conference, but with characteristic imprudence they both made secret preparations
to follow up that conference with measures of active hostility, if its results were not satisfactory.
As not the slightest record relating to this conference has been preserved, it is more than doubtful if it ever
took place. - All that can be safely affirmed of the occurrence is that on the 7th of February, 1603, both
parties fully prepared for hostilities, met in the Valley of the Fruin, or Glen of Sorrow - a name singularly
suggestive of the events of the day, as the victory proved not more fatal to the vanquished than the
victors". (Irvings History of Dumbartonshire)
"This glean has attained considerable notoriety from its having been the scene, in 1602, of a desperate con-
flict, in consequence of the renewal of some old quarrels between Sir Humphrey Colquhoun of Luss, the
Chief of that surname, and Alexander Macgregor Chief of the Clan Gregor". (Fullarton's Gazetteer)
[In margin:]
For discrepancy of dates
see Irving's Hist. [History of] Dumbartonshire
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TOM A' MHÒID |
Tom a Mhoid
Tom a Mhoid
Tom a Mhoid |
Donald McLeod, Ballernich
George McLellan
William Baillie |
012 |
A small knoll east of "West Shandon" on which during the existence of the feudal laws Courts of justice were held.
The name signifies The Court Knoll. |
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BLAIRAVREEN BURN |
Blairavreen Burn
Blairavreen Burn
Blairavreen Burn |
Duncan Macfarlane, Strone
J. Macfarlane Esqr. Faslane
D. McIntyre, Ballievoulin |
012 |
A good stream rising on the farm which formerly bore this name, and pursuing a Northerly course falls into "Fruin Water ¼ of a mile below "Auchingaich Burn." |
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[Below entry for Tom a' Mhòid:]
Tom a' Mhòid (G.) [Gaelic] "The Court Hill" |
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WEST SHANDON |
West Shandon
West Shandon
West Shandon |
Robert Napier Esqr. Prop. [Proprietor]
Montague Martin Esqr. Factor Luss
Revd. [Reverend] J. Laurie Fogo Row |
012 |
A splendid mansion of modern erection with a portion of ornamental ground attached. Offices are adjacent to the house.
It is the property of Robert Napier Esqr. by whom it is occupied. |
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SHANDON |
Shandon
Shandon
Shandon |
Rev. J. Laurie Fogo Row
Robert Napier Esqr.
John Lindsay Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster |
012 |
A superior mansion house, with a portion of ornamental ground ground attached, the property of the Occupier Walter Buchannan Esqr. M.P. [Member of Parliament]. The word "House" is not used with this name. |
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SHANDON BANK |
Shandon Bank
Shandon Bank
Shandon Bank |
Mr. McPherson Prop. [Proprietor]
Mr. McLellan
John Lindsay |
012 |
A name applied to two superior Cottages a short distance apart, the property of Mr. McPherson Occupier of one of them. |
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OAKBANK |
Oakbank
Oakbank
Oakbank |
D. Turner, Proprietor
Mrs. McLellan Occupier
John Lindsay |
012 |
A good dwelling house the property of D. Turner Esqr. "Lagbuie". |
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CASTLE (Site of) [Shandon] |
Castle (Site of)
Castle (Site of)
Shandon Castle (Site of) |
Robert Napier Esqr.
William Baillie
Donald McLeod
New Statistical Account
Rev. J. Laurie Fogo, Row |
012 |
"Traces of another Castle called Shandon are discoverable on the hill side above the modern Mansion house of Shandon" *
The remains of the mound on which the castle stood are pretty entire though no trace of masonry can be found.
On its east side is a moat of considerable width and partly of natural formation. On the west side the declivity is very slight and broken apparently from digging a sand pit in its side. It is by some called "Shandon" which is a corruption of Sean Dun, an old fort. |
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* Its name "The Old Dun" would lead to the supposition, that it was a still
more ancient stronghold than the Castle of Faslane. But tradition has
handed down no memorial regarding it to the "present time" nor have
any relics been found among the ruins to lead to any information
concerning it.
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EAST BURN |
East Burn
East Burn
East Burn |
Robert Napier Esqr.
John Lindsay Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
William Baillie, Ballernick |
012 |
A good stream rising on the farm of "Ballernick". It pursues a south easterly course and falls into "Gare Loch" at "Shandon Bank". |
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LAGBUIE |
Lagbuie
Lagbuie
Lagbuie |
D. Turner Esq. Proprietor
John Lindsay
Mr McLellan, Cragmore |
012 |
A superior dwelling house the property of the occupier D. Turner Esqr. |
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LETRUALT |
Letrualt
Letrualt
Letrualt |
Montague Martin Esq. Factor
John Lindsay
Hugh Baird Esqr. |
012 |
The remains of a farm steading which, except a small house occupied by a shepherd, is in a ruinous condition. It is the property of Sir J. Colquhoun Bart. [Baronet] |
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GREENHILL |
Greenhill
Greenhill
Greenhill |
George Martin Esqr. Prop. [Proprietor]
John Lindsay
Mr. McLellan |
012 |
A superior dwelling house the property of George Martin Esqr. by whom it is occupied. |
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CRAGMORE |
Cragmore
Cragmore
Cragmore |
Mr. McLellan Prop. [Proprietor]
John Lindsay
Rev. [Reverend] Neil Brodie |
012 |
A superior dwelling house the property of the occupier Mr. McLellan. |
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GLENFEULAN |
Glenfeulan
Glenfeulan
Glenfeulan |
John Hall Esqr Prop. [Proprietor]
John Lindsay
Rev. [Reverend] Neil Brodie |
012 |
A superior dwelling house the property of the occupier John Hall Esqr. |
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FUINERY COTTAGE |
Funery
Funery
Funery
Fuinery Cottage |
John Lindsay
R. McDonald. Gardener
Rev. [Reverend] Neil Brodie
Revd. [Reverend] Dr. [Doctor] McLeod (Proprietor) |
012 |
A good dwelling house the property of The Rev. [Reverend] Dr. [Doctor] McLeod. |
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LINNBURN |
Linnburn
Linnburn
Linnburn |
Charles Wilsone Brown Esqr.
John Lindsay
Rev. [Reverend] Neil Brodie |
012 |
A good dwelling house the property of Charles W. Brown Esqr. |
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SUMMERHILL |
Summerhill
Summerhill
Summerhill |
Mr McCallum Prop. [Proprietor]
John Lindsay
Rev. [Reverend] Neil Brodie |
012 |
A good dwelling house the property of the occupier Mr. McCallum. |
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WOODSIDE COTTAGE |
Woodside Cottage
Woodside Cottage
Woodside Cottage |
Mr. McCallum Prop. [Proprietor]
D. McColl, Schoolmaster
Rev. [Reverend] Neil Brodie |
012 |
A small cottage the property of Mr McCallum, "Summerhill". |
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FREE CHURCH [Garelochhead] |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
Rev. [Reverend] Neil Brodie
D. McColl, Schoolmaster
J. Lindsay, Row |
012 |
A good building erected in 1844 and contains 350 sittings, the property of the Free Church Congregation. |
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SCHOOL [Garelochhead] |
School |
Rev. [Reverend] Neil Brodie
D. McColl, Schoolmaster
J. Lindsay, Row |
012 |
A good building connected with the above church also the property of the Free Church Congregation and supported in the usual manner of Free Ch. [Church] Schools. |
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MANSE [F.C., Garelochhead] |
Manse |
Rev. [Reverend] Neil Brodie
D. McColl, Schoolmaster
J. Lindsay, Row |
012 |
A good dwelling house occupied by the Rev. [Reverend] N. Brodie, F.C. [Free Church] Minister. It is also the property of the F.C. [Free Church] Congregation. |
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WOODBURN COTTAGE |
Woodburn Cottage
Woodburn Cottage
Woodburn Cottage |
George L. Walker Esqr.
D. McKinlay Prop. [Proprietor]
J. Lindsay. Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster |
012 |
A small cottage the property of D. McKinlay. |
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WOODBURN HOUSE |
Woodburn House
Woodburn House
Woodburn House |
G. L. Walker Esq. Prop: [Proprietor]
J. Lindsay
Rev. [Reverend] N. Brodie |
012 |
A good dwelling house the property of G. Lyon Walker Esqr. Garemount. |
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GAREMOUNT |
Garemount
Garemount
Garemount |
G. Lyon Walker Esqr. Prop. [Proprietor]
J. Lindsay
Hugh Baird Esqr. |
012 |
A superior dwelling house the property of the occupier George Lyon Walker Esqr. |
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LETRUALT [house] |
Letrualt
Letrualt
Letrualt |
Hugh Baird Esqr.
J. Lindsay
Montague Martin Esqr. Factor |
012 |
A superior dwelling house the property of the occupier Hugh Baird Esqr. |
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STUCKINDUFF |
Stuckinduff
Stuckinduff
Stuckinduff |
Montague Martin Esqr. Factor
Robert Glen Farmer
Rent Roll |
012 |
A good farm steading the property of Sir James Colquhoun Bart. [Baronet] |
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CHAPEL [nr Letrualt] |
Site of Chapel
Site of Chapel |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Lawrie Fogo, Row
John Lindsay, Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
Robert Glen, Stuckinduff |
012 |
There are no remains of this house now standing nor can any traces of its site be observed except that the ground is for a small piece flat and covered with stones.
Robert Glen states that when ploughing he has turned up large stones like to what would be used as the foundation of a house. There is no record of the Saint to whom it was dedicated, but a burying ground lay at the South side of the Chapel. There are no traces of it (the B.G. [Burying Ground]) now to be seen except the slight track of a ditch supposed to have enclosed it and which the farmer filled up a few years ago. Nothing is known of its history.
A small piece of unploughed land a little to the North of the Site of the "Chapel" where the house stood in which the priest is supposed to have stayed. A very small portion of the foundation is still to be seen in the South west front of the (Continued in next page [page 40]) |
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ground, which is still covered with
a few large stones. About 30 years
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CHAPEL BURN |
Chapel Burn
Chapel Burn
Chapel Burn
Chapel Burn |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Laurie Fogo, Row
John Lindsay, Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
Robert Glen, Stuckinduff
Donald Cuthbertson, Esqr. |
012 |
A small stream rising on the farm of "Stuckinduff" and flowing past "Site of Chapel falls into "Gare Loch" at "Chapel Burn Cottage". |
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STUCKENDUFF |
Stuckenduff
Stuckenduff
Stuckenduff |
Henry Taylor Esq. Prop. [Proprietor]
Mr. John Lindsay Row
Valuation Roll |
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A good house the property of & occupied by Henry Taylor Esq. |
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CROY |
Croy
Croy
Croy |
D. Cuthbertson Esq.
Mr. John Lindsay
Valuation Roll |
012 |
A good dwelling house with offices & ornamental ground attached, the property of & occupied by John Jamieson Esq. |
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BERRIEDALE |
Berriedale
Berriedale
Berriedale |
James Reid Esq.
D. Cuthbertson Esq.
Valuation Roll |
012 |
A good dwelling house the property of & occupied by James Reid Esq. |
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CHAPEL BURN COTTAGE |
Chapel Burn Cottage
Chapel Burn Cottage
Chapel Burn Cottage |
Mr. Alexander Cochrane Prop [Proprietor]
Mr. John Boyd occ [occupier]
Mr. John Lindsay Row |
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A Small Cottage near Chapel Burn the property of Alexander Cochrane. |
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ARDCHAPEL |
Ardchapel
Ardchapel
Ardchapel |
Professor Swan occ [occupier]
Valuation Roll
Mr. John Lindsay |
012 |
A good dwelling house with a small portion of ornamental ground attached the property of Mrs. G. F. Swan. |
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ARDGARE |
Ardgare
Ardgare
Ardgare |
Mr. John Lindsay
D. Cuthbertson Esq.
Alexander Fyfe Esq. |
012 |
A good dwelling house with offices & ornamental ground attached the property of & occupied by Alexander Fyfe Esq. |
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BROOMFIELD COTTAGE |
Broomfield Cottage
Broomfield Cottage
Broomfield Cottage |
D. Cuthbertson Esq. Prop [Proprietor]
Mr. John Lindsay
Mr. Cochrane Blairvadock |
012 |
A good Cottage the property of & occupied by Donald Cuthbertson Esq. |
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GULLY BRIDGE |
Gully Bridge
Gully Bridge
Gully Bridge |
Mr. Cochrane
Mr. James Glen Letrualt
Mr. Malcolm Cochrane Point Cottage |
012 |
A Bridge across a small gully on the Turnpike Road near to Broomfield Cottage. |
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BLAIRVADOCK |
Blairvadock
Blairvadock
Blairvadock |
James Buchanan Esq. Prop [Proprietor]
Montague Martin Esq.
Sir James Colquhoun Bart. [Baronet] |
012 |
A mansion house on the Estate of the same name the property of James Buchanan Esq. Craigend Castle Strathblane and occupied by J. Thomson Esq. |
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LETRUALT [farm] |
Letrualt
Letrualt
Letrualt |
Mr. James Glen occ [occupier]
Montague Martin Esq. Factor
Rent Roll |
012 |
A farm house with offices attached the property of Sir James Colquhoun & occupied by Mr. James Glen. |
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ALDOWNICK GLEN |
Aldownick Glen
Aldownick Glen
Aldownick Glen |
Mr. James Glen Letrault
Mr. John Lindsay Row
Mr. John Glen |
012 |
A deep wooded glen extending from a bridge on the private road to Ardenconnell in a north easterly direction for about ¾ of a mile. |
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AUCHINVENNAL |
Auchinvennal
Auchinvennal
Auchinvennal |
Montague Martin Esqr.
J Macfarlane Esqr.
D. McFarlane, Strone |
013 |
A name applied to two cattlesheds, It was formerly a farm steading, but the farm house has been removed. |
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About a mile N. [North] of this house, the hill is called
Auchenvennal Hill. It would seem
from the position of each object that the house
gives name to the hill. Whether the hill
gives name to the house or the house to the
hill should the spelling be the same for both? -
Compare the N.L. [Name List] for Arrochar page 82
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STUCKIEDOW BURN |
Stuckiedow Burn
Stuckiedow Burn
Stuckiedow Burn |
Montague Martin Esqr.
J. Macfarlane Esqr. Faslane
D. Macfarlane, Strone |
013 |
A good stream rising on the farm formerly bearing that name, which pursues a northerly course and falls into "Fruin Water" ¼ of a mile above "Allt a' Bhaile a' Mhuilinn |
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OLD BURIAL GROUND [Balnock] |
Burying Ground (Remains of)
Burying Ground (Remains of)
Burying Ground (Remains of)
Burying Ground (Remains of)
Burying Ground (Remains of)
Burying Ground (Remains of) |
J. Macfarlane Esqr. Faslane
D. Macfarlane, Strone
J. Macfarlane, Durland
Andrew Jardine, West Kilbride
New Statistical Account
Rev. J. Lawrie Fogo, Row
John Lindsay, Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster |
013 |
"On the farm of Balnock there are still some remains of a Burying Ground called Chapel Dermid"
New. Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Only a small portion of this now remains it having been mostly ploughed up. It was never inclosed and all that remains to mark the spot are a few small stones. There is no record of any chapel ever having stood here and the name "Chapel Dermid" is only known to John Macfarlane, Durland, who remembers it to have been so called 60 years ago. Till a few years ago an apple tree grew over the top of it (the burying ground). It is situated on what at one time was the farm of Balnock. |
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GLEN FRUIN |
Glen Fruin
Glen Fruin
Glen Fruin
Glen Fruin
Glen Fruin |
Montague Martin Esqr. Factor
J. Macfarlane Esqr. Faslane
D. Macfarlane, Strone
Robertson's Tourists' Guide
Rev. [Reverend] J. Laurie Fogo, Row |
013 |
An extensive valley extending from a little north of the farm of "Strone" to "Ballymenoch" a distance of about 5 miles. The bottom of the glen which is from ½ a mile to ¾th broad is flat and chiefly meadow or arable land. The hills rise to a considerable height on each side of it, particularly on the North east. "Fruin Water" pursues a winding course through the whole of its extent. In the glen was fought the battle between the Colquhouns and McGregors in 1602. |
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FRUIN WATER |
Fruin Water |
Montague Martin Esqr. Factor
J. Macfarlane Esqr. Faslane
D. Macfarlane, Strone
Robertson's Tourists' Guide
Rev. [Reverend] J. Laurie Fogo, Row |
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See description in name sheets of 9.D |
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ALLT BAILE-A'-MHUILINN |
Allt Bhaile a' Mhuilinn |
See Name Sheets of 13. a. |
013 |
See description in Name sheets of 13. a. |
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BALLEVOULIN |
Ballevoulin
Ballevoulin
Ballevoulin
Balievoulin
Balavoulin
Balavoulin |
Montague Martin Esqr. Factor
D. Macfarlane, Strone
Alexander Macfarlane, Faslane Bay
J. Macfarlane Esqr. Faslane
Johnstones Co. [County] Map
D. McIntyre Occupier |
013 |
A good farm house with offices attached, the property of Sir. J. Colquhoun Bart. [Baronet], and attached to the farm of Faslane. It is derived from Baile a Mhuilinn which signifies "The milltown". The name is spelt in a number of forms. |
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BLAIRNAIRN |
Blairnairn
Blairnairn
Blairnairn
Blairnairn |
Montague Martin Esqr.
Valuation Roll
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
James Niven, Occupier |
013 |
A good farm steading the property of Sir James Colquhoun of Luss Bart. [Baronet] |
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"Allt Bhaile a' Mhuilinn," The Mill-Town Stream (Gael). [Gaelic] |
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MAOL MEADHONACH |
Maol Meadhonach
Maol Meadhonach |
Andrew Jardine, West Kilbride
John Macfarlane, Durland |
013 |
A name signifing the Mid Height applied to an elevation, of small importance, on the farm of West Kilbride. The name is now almost unknown. |
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"Maol", - (G) [Gaelic] The brow of a rock, a cape, or promontory
"Meadhonach", (G.) [Gaelic] Intermediate, in the centre |
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DURLAND |
Durland
Durland
Durland
Deurland
Duerlin |
Montague Martin Esqr. Factor
Rent Roll
John Macfarlane, Farmer
Valuation Roll
Johnston's County Map |
013 |
A good farmhouse with offices attached, the property of Sir James Colquhoun of Luss Bart. [Baronet]. |
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TOM NA H-AIRIDHE |
Tom na h-Airidhe
Tom na h-Airidhe |
John Macfarlane, Durland
Andrew Jardine, West Kilbride |
013 |
A prominent knoll on the farm of "Durland", commanding an extensive view of the "Gare Loch' on the West, and of "Glen Fruin" on the East. |
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[Below entry for Tom na h-Airidhe:]
Tom. (G.) [Gaelic] A hill, a knoll
Airidhe (G.) [Gaelic] A sheiling, a hill pasture |
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WEST KILBRIDE |
West Kilbride
West Kilbride
West Kilbride |
Mr. Andrew Jardine occ [occupier]
Mr. Archibald McNaught Drumfad
Montague Martin Esq. |
013 |
A Farm house and steading the property of Sir James Colquhoun. |
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CHAPEL [nr West Kilbride] |
Chapel
Chapel
Chapel |
Mr. Andrew Jardine
Mr. Archibald McNaught Drumfad
Montague Martin Esq. |
013 |
A dwelling house and School situated upon what is called Glens Mortification land, described in name sheets of Plan 12.3. The portions within the yellow line on Traces 4, 5 & 2 are what belong to the mortification. |
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CHAPEL BURN |
Chapel Burn
Chapel Burn
Chapel Burn |
Mr. Andrew Jardine
Mr. Ebenezer Watson, Teacher, Chapel
Mr. Andrew Jardine Ballymenoch |
013 |
A small stream rising on the Farm of West Kilbride & after a course of more than a mile falls into Fruin Water at Chapel. |
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Site of ST BRIDE'S CHAPEL |
St. Bride's Chapel (Site of)
St. Bride's Chapel (Site of) |
Revd. [Reverend] J. Lawrie Foggo. Row
Chalmers Caledonia |
013 |
The Site of a Chapel said to have been dedicated to St. Bride or St. Bridget, there is nothing remaining now, and the site can only be pointed out. |
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TOMAVOULIN (Ruins) |
Tomavoulin
Tomavoulin
Tomavoulin |
Mr. Andrew Jardine
Mr. Archibald McNaught
Mr. John Macfarlane Durland |
013 |
A ruinous old Farm Steading that has not been occupied for a number of years, it is the property of Sir James Colquhoun. |
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BALLYMENOCH |
Ballymenoch
Ballymenoch
Ballymenoch |
Montague Martin Esq. Factor
Mr. Andrew Jardine occ [occupier]
Lease |
013 |
A small Farm house and steading the property of Sir James Colquhoun. |
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[Below entry for St. Bride's Chapel:]
"Besides the chapel of Faslane, there were of old
three other chapels within the bounds of the
parish; one of them in Glenfruin, either near the school-house
there" - New Stat: Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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HIGHLANDMAN'S ROAD |
Highlandman's Road
Highlandman's Road
Highlandman's Road |
Mr. Duncan Macfarlane, Torr
Mr. John Macfarlane Durland
Mr. Andrew Jardine West Kilbride |
013 |
A public road from Torr Farm steading Plan 16-4 going across the moor and joining the Parish Road near Chapel in Glenfruin. |
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EAST KILBRIDE |
East Kilbride
East Kilbride
East Kilbride |
Mr. John Glen occ [occupier]
Mr. Archibald McNaught Drumfad
Montague Martin Esq. Factor |
013 |
A small farm house & steading the property of Sir James Colquhoun. |
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DRUMFAD |
Drumfad
Drumfad
Drumfad |
Mr. Archibald McNaught occ [occupier]
Mr. Andrew Jardine West Kilbride
Montague Martin Esq. |
013 |
A good farm house and steading with a good extent of arable & grazing land attached. the property of Sir James Colquhoun. |
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GREEN BURN |
Green Burn
Green Burn
Green Burn |
Mr. Archibald McNaught
Mr. Andrew Jardine
Mr. John Macfarlane |
013 |
A burn rising near the Boundary of the Farm of Drumfad and after running a South easterly course of more than a mile falls into a reservoir for supplying Helensburgh with water. |
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ARDENCAPLE COTTAGE |
Ardencaple Cottage |
Daniel Walkinslaw Esqr. |
016 |
A superior dwelling house with offices adjacent, the property of the Duke of Argyll, and occupied by Daniel Walkinslaw Esqr. |
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CHURCH [parish, Row] |
Church (Parish)
Church (Parish)
Church (Parish) |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Laurie Fogo, Ph. [Parish] Minister
John Lindsay, Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
Colin D. Wilson Esqr. |
016 |
A good building erected in 1848, and capable of containing 400 persons, the property of the Heritors of the Parish. There is a burying ground attached. |
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SCHOOL [Row] |
School (Parish) |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Laurie Fogo Parish Minister
John Lindsay Parish Schoolmaster
Colin D. Wilson Esqr. |
016 |
A plain building near the Church used as the Parish School. It is the property of the Heritors of the Parish |
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BROOMKNOWE |
Broomknowe |
James Watson Esqr. Prop [Proprietor] |
016 |
A good dwelling house occupied by the proprietor, James Watson Esqr. |
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ALDOWNICK |
Aldownick |
Miss Hamilton Dundas, Prop [Proprietor] |
016 |
A good dwelling house the property of Miss H. Dundas by whom it is occupied. |
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POINT COTTAGE |
Point Cottage |
Malcolm Cochrane Prop [Proprietor] |
016 |
A small cottage occupied by the proprietor Malcolm Cochrane. |
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ARDENVOHR |
Ardenvohr |
Colin D. Wilson Esqr |
016 |
A superior dwelling house the property of Mrs. Wilson by whom it is occupied. |
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ROSLEA |
Roslea |
Miss Walkinshaw Prop [Proprietor] |
016 |
A superior dwelling house the property of the occupier Miss Walkinshaw. |
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MANSE [parish, Row] |
Manse (Parish)
Manse (Parish)
Manse (Parish) |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Laurie Fogo
John Lindsay Schoolmaster
William Cabbel Esqr. |
016 |
A good dwelling house the property of the Heritors of the Parish and occupied by the Rev. [Reverend] J.L. Fogo Ph. [Parish] Minister. |
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ROW [village] |
Row
Row
Row
Row
Row |
New Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Rev. J. Laurie Fogo
John Lindsay, Schoolmaster
Montague Martin Esqr. Factor |
016 |
A small hamlet in the Parish of that name. It contains the Parish Ch. [Church] and School and has also a good Inn. There is a post office stationed here. The hamlet is situated on the side of "Gare Loch" and a great number of superior dwelling houses have of late years been built in its vicinity.
The extremities of the hamlet are the Church, and School, on the West, and the Manse and Post Office on the East. |
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ARDENCONNEL |
Ardenconnel
Ardenconnel
Ardenconnel |
Colin D. Wilson Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] J. L. Fogo
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
016 |
A superior mansion house with offices adjacent, and a large portion of ornamental ground attached. It is the property of the Heirs of the late John Wilson Esqr. of Dundyvan and is, at present unoccupied. |
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WOODCLIFF |
Woodcliff |
N. Wedderspoon Esqr. |
016 |
A good dwelling house the property of Mr. Smith and occupied by N. Wedderspoon Esqr. |
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DUNARD |
Dunard |
William Cabbel Esqr. Prop [Proprietor] |
016 |
A good dwelling house the property of the occupier William Cabbel Esqr. |
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AUCHENGARE |
Auchengare |
Mr. Caldwell Prop. [Proprietor] |
016 |
A good dwelling house the property of the occupier Mr. Caldwell. |
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GLEBESIDE |
Glebeside |
Mrs McAuslan Prop [Proprietor] |
016 |
A small dwelling house the property of Mrs McAuslan by whom it is occupied. |
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LAGARY |
Lagary |
Robert Kerr Esqr. Prop: [Proprietor] |
016 |
A superior dwelling house, with a portion of ornamental ground attached, the property of the occupier Robert Kerr Esqr. |
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GLENARN |
Glenarn |
A Macgeorge Esqr. Prop. [Proprietor] |
016 |
A superior dwelling house the property of the occupier A. Macgeorge Esqr. |
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DALAVON |
Dalavon |
Dr. [Doctor] Thomson, Prop [Proprietor] |
016 |
A good dwelling house occupied by the proprietor Dr. [Doctor] Thomson. |
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ULSTON GROVE |
Ulston Grove |
Miss Wallace |
016 |
A good dwelling house the property of Mrs Black and occupied by Miss Wallace. |
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TORR |
Torr
Torr
Torr |
Valuation Roll
Montague Martin Esqr.
Duncan Macfarlane, Farmer |
016 |
A good farm steading, recently built, the property of Sir James Colquhoun of Luss, Bart. [Baronet] |
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MOUNT VERNON |
Mount Vernon |
John Gilmour Esqr. Prop [Proprietor] |
016 |
A superior dwelling house, situated on an eminence, the property of John Gilmour Esqr. The name of this house was formerly "Rowalyen" but the present proprietor has altered it. |
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[Below entry for Torr, originally written Tor:]
"Torr" is used on plan
Page 69 - Torr is correct
and as it was written with the double r
- this name is written so also. |
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ROW POINT |
Row Point
Row Point
Row Point |
Colin D. Wilson Esqr.
William Cooper Esqr.
Malcolm Cochrane |
016 |
A narrow projection which at Low Water stretches considerably more than half way across the "Gare Loch".
The name of the Parish is derived from this point. |
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ROW BAY |
Row Bay |
Colin D. Wilson Esqr.
William Cooper Esqr.
Malcolm Cochrane |
016 |
A capacious bay at the hamlet of Row extending from "Row Point" to "Row Pier". |
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FERRY [Row] |
Ferry |
Colin D. Wilson Esqr.
William Cooper Esqr.
Malcolm Cochrane |
016 |
A ferry from Row to Rosneath which has existed from time immemorial. It is the property of the Duke of Argyle and rented by Mr. Ramsay, Rosneath. |
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ROWMORE |
Rowmore |
Mrs. Young. Prop. [Proprietor] |
016 |
A superior dwelling house occupied by Mrs. Young to whom it belongs. Offices are adjacent to the house. |
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WOODSTONE |
Woodstone |
William Cooper Esqr. Prop [Proprietor] |
016 |
A superior dwelling house occupied by the proprietor William Cooper Esqr. |
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ARDENMORE |
Ardenmore |
William Cooper Esqr. Prop [Proprietor] |
016 |
A good dwelling house on the same property as the above. |
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ARDENMORE COTTAGES |
Ardenmore Cottages |
William Cooper Esqr. Pt. Prop. [Part Proprietor] |
016 |
Two small cottages one of which belongs to William Cooper Esqr., the other to the Heirs of the late Mr. Young. |
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HOLLYLEA |
Hollylea |
Thomas McFarquhar. Prop [Proprietor] |
016 |
A good building in process of erection. |
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DUNMORE |
Dunmore |
Thomas McFarquhar Prop [Proprietor] |
016 |
A good dwelling house occupied by the proprietor Thomas McFarquhar. |
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PIER [Row] |
Row Pier
Row Pier
Row Pier |
William Cooper Esqr.
Colin D. Wilson Esqr.
Malcolm Cochrane |
016 |
A stone pier for the convenience of passangers landing and going on board the river steamboats. A charge of 1d is made from each passanger. The pier is the property of Sir James Colquhoun of Luss, Bart [Baronet]. |
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VIEWPARK |
Viewpark |
James Henderson Esqr. Prop [Proprietor] |
016 |
Two good dwelling houses the property of J. Henderson Esqr. Occupier of one of them. |
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DUNROWAN |
Dunrowan |
Mrs Dalgleish Prop [Proprietor] |
016 |
A good dwelling house the property of the occupier Mrs William Dalgleish. |
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TORWOOD COTTAGE |
Torwood Cottage |
Mr. Smith. Prop [Proprietor] |
016 |
A good cottage the property of the Occupier, Mr. Smith. |
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ARTARMAN |
Artarman |
John Dennistoun Esqr. |
016 |
A good dwelling house the property of Mrs G. Booth, and occupied by A.H. Dennistoun Esqr. |
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ARMADALE |
Armadale |
John Dennistoun Esqr. Prop [Proprietor] |
016 |
A good dwelling house the property of the occupier John Dennistoun Esqr. |
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TORR |
Torr
Torr
Torr |
Mr. Duncan Macfarlane
Valuation Roll
Mr. Joseph Hunter Westerton |
017 |
An old Farm House occupied by Cotters. there is now a new Farm House and Steading built a short distance to the west of it which bears the same name. |
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TORWOOD |
Torwood |
James Keyden Esq. Prop. [Proprietor] |
017 |
A superior dwelling house occupied by the Proprietor. |
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MAINS (Ruins) |
Mains
Mains
Mains |
Mr. Archibald McNaught Drumfad
Mr. Joseph Hunter
Johnston's County Map |
017 |
An old Farm Steading now in ruins, the grazing formerly attached to it is now let along with Drumfad. |
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[With reference to Torr, originally written Tor:]
As Torr is written on plan
it is allowed to stand -
Page 64
[With reference to Torwood:]
"Tor", Circular hill
Torwood is right - English
Torr Gaelic |
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WOODEND |
Woodend
Woodend
Woodend |
Mr. John Lindsay occ [occupier]
Mr. Joseph Hunter
Valuation Roll |
017 |
A Farm House and offices north of the Town of Helensburgh - the property of Sir James Colquhoun . |
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ELMTREE VILLA |
Elmtree Villa |
Walter Henderson Esq. occ [occupier] |
017 |
[One of] a number of superior dwelling houses lying north of Montrose & Stafford Streets, & west of Glasgow & Suffold Streets. |
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STAFFORD STREET [Helensburgh] |
Stafford Street
Stafford Street
Stafford Street |
Plan of Helensburgh
Provost Drysdale
Mr. Robert Taylor Surveyor |
017 |
A street running from Suffolk Street to Sinclair Street, the portion between Campbell St & John St is not opened up yet. |
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CLIFTON COTTAGE |
Clifton Cottage |
Alexander Nisbet Esq |
017 |
A number of superior dwelling houses surrounded by ornamental grounds - on the western Boundary of Ardencaple Estate. |
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AUCHENLEA |
Auchenlea |
Miss Dennistoun |
017 |
A number of superior dwelling houses surrounded by ornamental grounds - on the western Boundary of Ardencaple Estate. |
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TORWOODHILL |
Torwoodhill |
J. Park Esq |
017 |
A number of superior dwelling houses surrounded by ornamental grounds - on the western Boundary of Ardencaple Estate. |
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LAGARIE |
Lagarie |
Alexander Dennistoun Esq |
017 |
A number of superior dwelling houses surrounded by ornamental grounds - on the western Boundary of Ardencaple Estate. |
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ARDENCAPLE |
Ardencaple
Ardencaple
Ardencaple |
Mr. John Lindsay Row
Mr. Joseph Hunter Overseer
Revd. [Reverend] J.L. Foggo Row |
017 |
This was formerly an Inn, but it is now a Farm House & offices on the Estate of Ardencaple. the property of the Dowager Duchess of Argyll. |
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ARDENCAPLE T.P. |
Ardencaple T.P. [Turn Pike]
Ardencaple T.P. [Turn Pike]
Ardencaple T.P. [Turn Pike]
Ardincaple |
Mr. John Lindsay Row
Mr. Joseph Hunter Overseer
Revd. [Reverend] J.L. Foggo Row
Table of Rates |
017 |
A TollBar on the Road from Helensburgh to Garelochhead, property of the Road Trustees. |
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WESTERTON |
Westerton
Westerton
Westerton |
Mr. Joseph Hunter Overseer
Mr. John Lindsay
Mr. Robert Taylor Surveyor |
017 |
A small house on the Estate of Ardencaple occupied by the Overseer. |
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ARDENCAPLE CASTLE |
Ardencaple Castle
Ardencaple Castle
Ardencaple Castle
Ardincaple Castle |
Provost Drysdale
Mr. Joseph Hunter Overseer
Mr. John Lindsay Row
New Stat Acct. [Statistical Account] |
017 |
A large modern building mixed up with an old building supposed to have been of the twelfth century it stands on a slight eminence and is surrounded by beautiful woods and ornamental grounds. There is a stone with armorial bearings and the date 1578 on it, built in a terrace wall, on the south side of and about 60 links from the castle, see Trace 1, Plan 17-5. It is the property of the Dowager Duchess of Argyll. |
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[Below entry for Ardencaple Castle:]
"The only building of any antiquity of which
any portion still remains, are part of the
present "Castle of Ardincaple", supposed to have
been built about the twelfth Century"
New Stat: Acct: [Statistical Account] |
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EASTERTON |
Easterton
Easterton
Easterton |
Mr. Mathew Snodgrass occ [occupier]
Mr. Robert Taylor
Lease |
017 |
A small Farm house & steading north of Helensburgh - the property of Sir James Colquhoun. |
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GLENNAN BURN |
Glennan Burn
Glennan Burn
Glennan Burn |
Mr. Mathew Snodgrass
Mr. Robert Taylor
Mr. James Snodgrass Glennan |
016 |
A small burn rising in the moors and running in a southerly direction through Helensburgh falls into the Firth of Clyde near the West end of the Town. |
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GLENNAN |
Glennan
Glennan
Glennan |
Mr. Mathew Snodgrass
Mr. James Snodgrass occ [occupier]
Lease |
016 |
A Farm house and steading lying close to the north side of the Town of Helensburgh, about 5 chains west of it there is another house which bears the same name. |
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MID MILLIGS |
Mid Milligs
Mid Milligs
Mid Milligs |
Mr. John Davie occ [occupier]
Mr. Robert Taylor
Rental Receipt |
017 |
A small Farm house and steading situated close to the north side of Helensburgh, it is the property of Sir James Colquhoun. |
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CARRON BANK |
Carron Bank |
David Burges Esq Prop. [Proprietor] |
017 |
A number of superior dwelling houses situated north of Milligs St, and west of Sinclair St. |
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BURNBRAE |
Burnbrae |
Thomas McMicking Esq Prop [Proprietor] |
017 |
A number of superior dwelling houses situated north of Milligs St, and west of Sinclair St. |
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QUEENSBERRY VILLA |
Queensberry Villa |
John Cook Esq Prop [Proprietor] |
017 |
A number of superior dwelling houses situated north of Milligs St, and west of Sinclair St. |
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TORWOOD VILLA |
Torwood Villa |
Gate Pillar |
017 |
A number of superior dwelling houses situated north of Milligs St, and west of Sinclair St. |
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LANSDOWNE PARK |
Lansdowne Park |
Patrick Stead Esq Prop [Proprietor] |
017 |
A superior dwelling house surrounded by ornamental ground, situated east of Sinclair St. & north of Milligs St. |
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MILLIGS STREET [Helensburgh] |
Milligs Street
Milligs Street
Milligs Street |
Plan of Helensburgh
Provost Drysdale
Mr. Robert Taylor Surveyor |
017 |
A narrow street extending from Campbell St. to 3 chains west of the bridge near Kintyre Villa. Trace 1 Plan 17-6. |
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WESTBURN |
Westburn |
David Hannay Esq Prop [Proprietor] |
017 |
A number of dwelling houses situated between Stafford & Milligs Streets and Glasgow & Sinclair Streets. |
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ARDENLEE |
Ardenlee |
Thomas Watson Esq Prop [Proprietor] |
017 |
A number of dwelling houses situated between Stafford & Milligs Streets and Glasgow & Sinclair Streets. |
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RESERVOIR [North of Helensburgh] |
Reservoir
Reservoir |
Mr. Hunter, Postmaster
Thomas Snodgrass, East Milligs
Lachlan McLachlan, Tenant of Mill |
017 |
Two reservoirs, about ½ a mile North of Helensburgh, the property of Sir James Colquhoun, Bart [Baronet].
They are for the purpose of keeping a sufficient supply of water for the use of a Flour Mill in the town. |
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MILLIGS T.P. |
Milligs T.P. [Turn Pike]
Milligs T.P. [Turn Pike]
Milligs T.P. [Turn Pike] |
Table of Rates
Thomas Skinner Collector
Mr. Hunter |
017 |
A tollbar on the road from Helensburgh to Luss. |
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DHUHILL |
Dhuhill |
Andrew Ross, Proprietor |
017 |
A good dwelling house occupied by the proprietor Alexander Ross. |
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EAST MILLIGS |
East Milligs
East Milligs
East Milligs
East Milligs |
Lease
Rental Receipt
Valuation Roll
Thomas Snodgrass, Farmer |
017 |
A good farm steading the property of Sir James Colquhoun, Bart [Baronet]. |
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CHAPEL ACRE |
Chapel Acre
Chapel Acre
Chapel Acre |
Hugh Wilson Esqr. Prop. [Proprietor]
John Lindsay Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster
Rev. [Reverend] J. Laurie Fogo, Row |
017 |
A superior dwelling house the property of the occupier Hugh Wilson, Esqr. This name is derived from the house standing on ground formerly belonging to a Chapel, which stood near this place. |
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DALIGAN |
Daligan
Daligan
Daligan |
Mr. Peter Campbell occ [occupier]
Mr. Archibald McNaught Drumfad
Lease |
017 |
A good Farm house & steading near the Boundary of the Parish - the property of Sir James Colquhoun. |
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CAIRNDHU POINT |
Cairndhu Point
Cairndhu Point
Cairndhu Point |
C.D. Wilson Esqr. Ardenvohr
Provost Drysdale
Joseph Hunter, Overseer, Ardencaple |
017 |
A well known name applied to a projection into the Gare Loch. The name has been derived from a dark looking pile of stones which lies on the shore, but no name is ever applied to the cairn. |
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SUTHERLAND STREET [Helensburgh] |
Sutherland Street
Sutherland Street
Sutherland Street
Knox Street |
Provost Drysdale
Corner Tickets
Lachlin McLachlin
Plan of Helensburgh |
017 |
A short street connecting "King St." with "Clyde St.". Knox St. as given on the Plan of Helensburgh is not generally known. |
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SUFFOLK STREET [Helensburgh] |
Suffolk Street
Suffolk Street
Suffolk Street
Suffolk Street |
Plan of Helensburgh
Provost Drysdale
Robert Taylor, Town Surveyor
Corner Tickets |
017 |
A street running from "Clyde Str." to "Milligs Street" where it at present terminates. |
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GLASGOW STREET [Helensburgh] |
Glasgow Street |
Plan of Helensburgh
Provost Drysdale
Robert Taylor, Town Surveyor
Corner Tickets |
017 |
A street running parallel with the above and, like it, extending from "Clyde St." to "Milligs Street". |
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CAMPBELL STREET [Helensburgh] |
Campbell Street |
Plan of Helensburgh
Provost Drysdale
Robert Taylor, Town Surveyor
Corner Tickets |
017 |
An irregularly formed street, at present, extending from "Clyde St." to Milligs St.". |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES [Helensburgh] |
U. P. [United Presbyterian] Churches
U. P. [United Presbyterian] Churches
U. P. [United Presbyterian] Churches |
Revd. [Reverend] D. Duff
Provost Drysdale
Alexander Breingan Esq. |
017 |
There are two United Presbyterian Churches here at present, one of them (the eastmost) corner of Sinclair St & King St being in course of erection. it is intended when finished to be the Church belonging to the U. P. [United Presbyterian] Congregation - they intend to sell or convert the other (or westmost) into some other use - the new U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church is being built by Subscription & is to contain about 900 sittings - the Minister's Stipend is paid by the Seat Rents & Voluntary Subscriptions. |
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MILLBRAE |
Millbrae |
Mr. Stewart occ [occupier] |
017 |
Two good dwelling houses east side of Sinclair St - & north of King St. |
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GLENLEE COTTAGE |
Glenlee Cottage |
Mr. Charles Lehmann occ [occupier] |
017 |
Two good dwelling houses east side of Sinclair St - & north of King St. |
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FREE CHURCH SCHOOL [Helensburgh] |
F.C. [Free Church] School
F.C. [Free Church] School
F.C. [Free Church] School |
Mr. John Lindsay
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Arthur
Alexander Breingan Esq |
017 |
A school in connection with the Free Church, the Teacher's Salary is paid by the School Fees & Subscriptions. |
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FREE CHURCH [Helensburgh] |
F. [Free] Church
F. [Free] Church
F. [Free] Church |
Mr. John Lindsay
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Arthur
Alexander Breingan Esq |
017 |
A large ornamental building corner of Colquhoun Square, belonging to the Free Church Congregation, it contains about 1000 sittings - the Ministers salary is paid in the usual way of Free Church Ministers. |
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TOWN HALL [Helensburgh] |
Town Hall
Town Hall
Town Hall |
Provost Drysdale
Alexander Breingan Esq
Mr. Robert Taylor Surveyor |
017 |
A building belonging to the Town of Helensburgh situated corner of Princes St, & Sinclair St., in it meetings of the Town Council are held, courts &c and all business connected with the Town is transacted here. |
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RAILWAY STATION [Helensburgh] |
Railway Station
Railway Station
Railway Station |
Provost Drysdale
Alexander Breingan Esq
Mr. Robert Taylor Surveyor |
017 |
A large brick building situated Princes St, it is the Terminus of the Glasgow - Dumbarton and Helensburgh Railway. |
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TRINITY CHAPEL (Episcopalian) [Helensburgh] |
Trinity Chapel (Episcopal)
Trinity Chapel (Episcopal)
Trinity Chapel (Episcopal) |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Arthur
Mr. John Lindsay
Alexander Breingan Esq |
017 |
A building situated at the corner of William St & Princes St. it is in connection with the Scottish Episcopal Church & contains about 160 sittings. |
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SCHOOL [Trinity Chapel, Helensburgh] |
School |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Arthur
Mr. John Lindsay
Alexander Breingan Esq |
017 |
There is a School adjoining & in connection with the above. |
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UNION BANK OF SCOTLAND [Helensburgh] |
Union Bank of Scotland (Branch Office)
Union Bank of Scotland (Branch Office)
Union Bank of Scotland (Branch Office) |
Provost Drysdale. Agent
Signboard
John Stevenson Esq. |
017 |
A branch of the Union Bank of Scotland, situated on Clyde St, near the corner of John St. |
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INDEPENDENT CHAPEL [Helensburgh] |
Independent Chapel
Independent Chapel
Independent Chapel |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Arthur
Mr. John Lindsay
Alexander Breingan Esq. |
017 |
A building situated, corner of James St & Princes St, the property of the Congregation, it contains about 500 sittings. |
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CLYDESDALE BANK [James St, Helensburgh] |
Clydesdale Bank (Branch Office)
Clydesdale Bank (Branch Office)
Clydesdale Bank (Branch Office) |
Provost Drysdale
Signboard
Alexander Breingan Esq. |
017 |
A branch office of the Clydesdale Bank situated in James Street. |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MANSE [Helensburgh] |
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Manse
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Manse
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Manse |
Revd. [Reverend] David Duff occ [occupier]
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Arthur
Provost Drysdale |
017 |
A good dwelling house the property of the United Presbyterian Congregation & occupied by their Minister. |
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LARCHFIELD ACADEMY |
Larchfield Academy
Larchfield Academy
Larchfield Academy |
James S. Scott Esq. Prop [Proprietor]
Revd. [Reverend] G. Wardlaw
Mr. John Lindsay |
017 |
An Academy in which all the branches of an English & Classical Education are taught. The proprietor is the Head Teacher, it has been established for a number of years. |
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HERMITAGE |
Hermitage |
Robert Alexander Prop [Proprietor] |
017 |
An excellent house surrounded by ornamental ground & occupied by the proprietor. |
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HERMITAGE COTTAGE |
Hermitage Cottage |
Robert Alexander Prop [Proprietor] |
017 |
A cottage situated at corner of Sinclair St & Milligs St. Miss Alexander, occ. [occupier]. |
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Entries for Ashburn, Bogfield, Annfield Cottage, Laurel Green, Fairfield, Hillside Cottage, Violet Bank, Glenfruin House, Rhyde Villa, Ellangowan, Ettrick Bank, Millfield and Braeside all deleted, see page 104.
Nothing else on page. |
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TONTINE HOTEL [Helensburgh] |
Tontine Hotel
Tontine Hotel
Tontine Hotel |
Signboard
Mr. R. Taylor
Mr. Lachlan McLachlan |
017 |
A good Hotel situated on East Clyde St, it is the property of James Buchanan Esq Craigend Castle Strathblane. |
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GAS WORKS [Helensburgh] |
Gas Works
Gas Works
Gas Works |
Mr. Robert Taylor
Mr. Lachlan McLachlan
Provost Drysdale |
017 |
Gas Works with 3 Gasometers situated on Maitland St & Princes St. they are the property of a Joint Stock Company. |
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INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL [Helensburgh] |
Industrial School
Industrial School
Industrial School |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Arthur
Alexander Breingan Esq
Mr. John Lindsay |
017 |
A school built by subscription situated corner of Grant St & Princes St. the children of the poorer classes are taught here. |
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CHURCH (Quoad Sacra) [Helensburgh] |
Church (Quoad Sacra)
Church (Quoad Sacra)
Church (Quoad Sacra) |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Arthur
Mr. John Lindsay
Alexander Breingan Esq. |
017 |
A large plain building standing south side of Clyde St East, near the corner of Sinclair St. it was built by subscription, is in connection with the Established Church of Scotland, & accomodates about 900 sitters. |
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SCHOOL [Church, Helensburgh] |
School
School
School |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Arthur
Mr. John Lindsay
Alexander Breingan Esq. |
017 |
A school attached to the above church. The Teachers Salary is paid by Voluntary Subscriptions & School Fees. |
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SEABANK |
Seabank |
Richard Kidston Esq Prop [Proprietor] |
017 |
Two houses with a small portion of ornamental ground attached they are situated between Clyde St East, & high water Mark |
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NEWARKVILLE |
Newarkville |
Alexander Dennistoun Brown Esq Prop [Proprietor] |
017 |
Two houses with a small portion of ornamental ground attached they are situated between Clyde St East, & high water Mark. |
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GRANT STREET [Helensburgh] |
Grant Street
Grant Street
Grant Street |
Plan of Helensburgh
Provost Drysdale
Mr. Robert Taylor Surveyor |
017 |
A Street extending from Clyde Street East to Montrose St. it is crossed by the Railway at the lower end, & there is a wooden footbridge crossing the Railway on it. |
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CLYDE STREET EAST [Helensburgh ] |
Clyde Street East
Clyde Street East
Clyde Street East |
Plan of Helensburgh
Corner Ticket
Provost Drysdale |
017 |
A Street extending from Colquhoun St in an easterly direction to the Parish Boundary, a breadth of 30 feet in the middle of this street is supported by the Turnpike Road Trustees, the remainder by the Feuars. |
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PIER [Helensburgh] |
Pier
Pier
Pier |
Provost Drysdale
Baillie Breingan
Mr. Lachlan McLachlan |
017 |
A Stone Pier extending about 11 chains into the Firth of Clyde it is the property of the Town, and is managed by the Harbour Trustees. Dues are charged here for persons going on board or landing from Steamboats, also for vessels lying or calling at the Pier |
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WILLIAM STREET [Helensburgh] |
William Street
William Street
William Street |
Plan of Helensburgh
Provost Drysdale
Mr. Robert Taylor |
017 |
A Street extending from Clyde Street north to Montrose Street, near the upper end of it, it is not opened up, as there is a narrow wooden footbridge in the middle of the Street crossing Glennan Burn. |
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JOHN STREET [Helensburgh] |
John Street
John Street
John Street |
Plan of Helensburgh
Provost Drysdale
Mr. Robert Taylor |
017 |
A Street extending from Clyde Street to Stafford Street. |
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JAMES STREET [Helensburgh] |
James Street
James Street
James Street |
Plan of Helensburgh
Provost Drysdale
Mr. Robert Taylor |
017 |
A Street extending from Clyde Street to Milligs Street. |
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COLQUHOUN STREET [Helensburgh] |
Colquhoun Street
Colquhoun Street
Colquhoun Street |
Plan of Helensburgh
Provost Drysdale
Mr. Robert Taylor |
017 |
A Street extending from Clyde Street to Milligs Street. |
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COLQUHOUN SQUARE [Helensburgh] |
Colquhoun Square
Colquhoun Square
Colquhoun Square |
Plan of Helensburgh
Provost Drysdale
Mr. Robert Taylor |
017 |
A square near the south end of Colquhoun St & a short distance west from the Railway Station on Princes Street. |
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SINCLAIR STREET [Helensburgh] |
Sinclair Street
Sinclair Street
Sinclair Street |
Plan of Helensburgh
Provost Drysdale
Mr. Robert Taylor |
017 |
A Street extending from Clyde Street East, to the extreme north of the Town, 45 links in breadth of it on the east side is supported by the Turnpike Road Trustees, the Remainder by the Feuars on the west side. |
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MAITLAND STREET [Helensburgh] |
Maitland Street
Maitland Street
Maitland Street |
Plan of Helensburgh
Provost Drysdale
Mr. Robert Taylor |
017 |
A Street extending from high water mark in a northerly direction to King Street, the Railway crosses it, but there is no crossing for passengers or carriages. |
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PRINCES STREET [Helensburgh] |
Princes Street
Princes Street
Princes Street
Princes Street |
Plan of Helensburgh
Provost Drysdale
Robert Taylor, Town Surveyor
Corner Tickets |
017 |
A long street extending from the Western boundary of the Town of Helensburgh, to "Henry Bell Street". |
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CLYDE STREET [Helensburgh] |
Clyde Street |
Plan of Helensburgh
Provost Drysdale
Robert Taylor, Town Surveyor
Corner Tickets |
017 |
A street running along the shore and extending from the Lodge gate of "Ardencaple Castle" to "Colquhoun Street", when it takes the name of "Clyde Street East". |
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MONTROSE STREET [Helensburgh] |
Montrose Street
Montrose Street
Montrose Street
Montrose Street |
Plan of Helensburgh
Provost Drysdale
Mr. Robert Taylor, Town Surveyor
Corner Tickets |
017 |
A street extending from a short distance West of "Suffolk Street" to "Sinclair St" where it is blocked up for a short distance, but again continues in the same line on Trace 1. 17.6. |
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ARGYLL STREET [Helensburgh] |
Argyll Street |
See Name sheets of Trace 1. 17.6 |
017 |
A street extending from the Western boundary of Helensburgh to Sinclair St. when like Montrose St. it is blocked up for a short distance but continues in the same line on Trace 1. 17.6 |
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KING STREET [Helensburgh] |
King Street
King Street
King Street
King Street |
Plan of Helensburgh
Provost Drysdale
Robert Taylor Town Surveyor
Corner Tickets |
017 |
A long street extending from the Western boundary of Helensburgh to its present termination on the East at "Henry Bell Street". |
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FIRTH OF CLYDE |
Firth of Clyde |
See Name sheets of Ayrshire and Renfrewshire. |
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The Firth of Clyde bounds the Parish of Row in the South for a distance of a mile and a half from the South Eastern extremity of the Parish to the West end of the town of Helensburgh, where is situated the entrance to the Gare Loch.
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FREE CHURCH MANSE [Helensburgh] |
F.C. [Free Church] Manse
F.C. [Free Church] Manse
F.C. [Free Church] Manse |
Mr. Robert Taylor
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Arthur
Provost Drysdale |
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A good dwelling house the property of the Free Church Congregation & occupied by their Minister |
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MILLIGS MILL (Corn) |
Milligs Mill (Corn)
Milligs Mill (Corn)
Milligs Mill (Corn) |
Mr. Lachlan McLachlan occ [occupier]
Mr. Robert Taylor Surveyor
Alexander Breingan Esq |
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A Corn & Flour Mill east side of Sinclair St. the property of Sir J. Colquhoun. |
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MILL GLEN |
Mill Glen |
Miss Liddell Prop [Proprietor] |
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ARDLUI |
Ardlui |
W. Spence Esqr. Prop [Proprietor] |
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A number of superior dwelling houses lying North of "Montrose Street". |
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KINTYRE VILLA |
Kintyre Villa |
Gate Post |
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A number of superior dwelling houses lying North of "Montrose Street". |
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THORNHILL |
Thornhill |
James Orr Esqr. Prop [Proprietor] |
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A number of superior dwelling houses lying between "Argyll Street" and "Montrose Street". |
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Entries for Egremont, Braehead, Cessnock Lodge, Barrwood Lodge, Ochil Bank, Cambden Villa, Hawthornhill, Janeville, Rowan Brae, Larkhill, Chapelfield, Fruinfield, Brucefield, Woodend House, Hawthorn Bank, Ardbeg Cottage and Clifton Cottage have been deleted, see page 104. |
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TOWER VILLA |
Tower Villa |
Mr. Galbraith Prop. [Proprietor] |
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A number of superior dwelling houses lying to the North of "King Street" and "Kings Crescent". These names and those on the other side have been given by the proprietors or occupiers, and are, for the most part known only to themselves. A few are painted on the gate posts at the entrance to the houses. |
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HILLSIDE HOUSE |
Hillside House |
David Law Esqr. Prop. [Proprietor] |
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A number of superior dwelling houses lying to the North of "King Street" and "Kings Crescent". These names and those on the other side have been given by the proprietors or occupiers, and are, for the most part known only to themselves. A few are painted on the gate posts at the entrance to the houses. |
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CLYDE VIEW |
Clyde View |
John Fell Esqr. Oc. [Occupier] |
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A number of superior dwelling houses lying to the North of "King Street" and "Kings Crescent". These names and those on the other side have been given by the proprietors or occupiers, and are, for the most part known only to themselves. A few are painted on the gate posts at the entrance to the houses. |
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CLAVERTON |
Claverton |
Charles Kidston Esqr. Prop [Proprietor] |
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A superior dwelling house at the East end of "Princes Street". |
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Rocklee |
William Smith Prop. [Proprietor] |
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A number of superior dwelling houses lying North and South of "Clyde Street East". |
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EASTWOOD |
Eastwood |
Thomas Fingland Prop. [Proprietor] |
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A number of superior dwelling houses lying North and South of "Clyde Street East". |
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ROCKEND HOUSE |
Rockend House |
James Hutcheson Esqr. Prop. [Proprietor] |
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A number of superior dwelling houses lying North and South of "Clyde Street East". |
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ROCKVILLE |
Rockville |
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A number of superior dwelling houses lying North and South of "Clyde Street East". |
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WEST ROCKBANK |
West Rockbank |
Robert Walker Esqr. Prop. [Proprietor] |
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A number of superior dwelling houses lying North and South of "Clyde Street East". |
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ROCKBANK |
Rockbank |
Peter Walker Esqr. Prop. [Proprietor] |
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A number of superior dwelling houses lying North and South of "Clyde Street East". |
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ROCKFORT |
Rockfort |
Peter Walker Esqr. Prop. [Proprietor] |
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A number of superior dwelling houses lying North and South of "Clyde Street East". |
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CEMETERY [Helensburgh] |
Cemetery
Cemetery
Cemetery |
Provost Drysdale
Valuation Roll
Rev. [Reverend] John Lindsay |
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A Cemetery of recent formation containing a number of superior monuments and tastefully laid out. Part of it is occupied as a garden. It is the property of a joint Stock Company. |
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Remarks on Cancelled names Plans 17 -1-5-6
The examiner in the field having gone to excess in writing the Names of private
cottages &c on the Traces, Major Bayly R.E. [Royal Engineers] has selected the names of the principal
Houses &c which are written on the Plans, and the others he has cancelled, so as to
avoid confusion in detail by writing too many minor names.
By Order
B. Render
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GLASGOW DUMBARTON AND HELENSBURGH RAILWAY |
Glasgow Dumbarton and Helensburgh Railway |
See name sheets of Maryhill Parish, Lanarkshire and Cardross Parish, Dumbartonshire |
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This railway enters the Parish of Row at the East end of Helensburgh and terminates near the centre of the town.
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STUCK |
Stuck
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Stuck |
Valuation Roll
Lease
William McLachlin, Farmer |
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A good farm steading the property of Sir James Colquhoun of Luss, Bart. [Baronet] |
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ARGYLL STREET [Helensburgh] |
Argyll Street
Argyll Street
Argyll Street
Argyle Street |
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Robert Taylor, Town Surveyor
Corner Tickets
Plan of Helensburgh |
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A portion of a street terminating on the East at the top of "George Street". Like "Montrose Street" it is seperated from the main portion and will at some future period be opened. The name, which appears sometimes as Argyle, should be ruled by the mode used by the Duke of that name. |
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ADELAIDE STREET [Helensburgh] |
Adelaide Street
Adelaide Street
Adelaide Street
Adelaide Street |
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Plan of Helensburgh |
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KING'S CRESCENT [Helensburgh] |
King's Crescent |
Provost Drysdale
Robert Taylor, Town Surveyor
Corner Tickets
Plan of Helensburgh |
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A name applied to the curved part of a new street running round the North side of the "Public Park" The street is intended to be prolonged on the East side and will bear the name of "Granville Street". |
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ST MICHAEL'S CHAPEL (Site of) |
Site of St. Michael's Chapel
Site of St. Michael's Chapel
Site of St. Michael's Chapel |
Rev. [Reverend] John Laurie Fogo. Row
Alexander McAuslan, Kirkmichael
New Statistical Account |
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A chapel, of which all traces have long disappeared, formerly situated on the farm of "Kirkmichael" and dedicated to the Saint of that name. The last portion of the foundation was removed upwards of half a century ago by Alexander McAuslan's father. A few plum trees still stand in the wood where the Chapel stood, which indicates the former existence of a garden. |
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KIRKMICHAEL |
Kirkmichael
Kirkmichael
Kirkmichael
Kirkmichael |
Rent Receipt
Valuation Roll
Alexander McAuslan Farmer
Rev. [Reverend] J. Laurie Fogo, Row |
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A good farm steading the property of Sir James Colquhoun Bart. [Baronet]. |
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HENRY BELL STREET |
Henry Bell Street
Henry Bell Street
Henry Bell Street
Bell Street |
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Provost Drysedale
Robert Taylor, Town Surveyor
Corner Tickets |
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QUEEN'S HOTEL [Helensburgh] |
Queen's Hotel
Queen's Hotel
Queen's Hotel |
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Sign Board
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A commodious hotel with extensive stabling attached, the property of James Smith Esqr. of Jordanhill. The former name of this hotel was Bath's Hotel by which name it is still known to a number of people. It is named on the Sign Board "Queen's Hotel Late Bath's". |
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HELENSBURGH |
Helensburgh
Helensburgh
Helensburgh
Helensburgh
Helensburgh
Helensburgh
Helensburgh |
Montague Martin Esqr.
Rev. [Reverend] John Lindsay
Provost Drysdale
Rev. [Reverend] J. Laurie Fogo Row
Post Mark
Valuation Roll
Plan of Helensburgh |
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A post town in the South East of the Parish of Row, erected into a Burgh of Barony in 1802, having for its superior Sir James Colquhoun of Luss, Bart. [Baronet]. It stands on the North side of the "Firth of Clyde" at the entrance to the "Gare Loch", and is mostly comprized of summer residences built on perpetual feu from Sir James Colquhoun, on whose estate the whole of the town stands. The Burgh proper extends from the boundary seperating "Cardross" & "Row" Parishes to the boundary wall of the estate of "Ardencaple". It is washed on the South by the "Firth of Clyde" & on the North is marked out by stones which proceed in a line with "Milligs Street". It is regularly laid out into streets running parallel with and going off at Right angles to each other. Several of the streets are still unfinished and are proposed to be considerably extended. All the streets bear names and are
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lighted with gas. The burgh contains 5 Churches Viz. A Chapel of Ease, a "Free Church", a "U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church" and an "Independent" and "Episcopalian Chapels". There are Schools in connection with the Chapel of Ease, "Free Church", and "Episcopalian Chapel". There are also an "Academy" and "Industrial School" in the burgh. The terminus of the "G.D. &. H [Glasgow, Dumbarton & Helensburgh] Railway" is in the centre of the town. There are branches of the "Clydesdale" & "Union Banks". There is an extensive "Gas Work" for supplying the inhabitants. A "Flour Mill" the property of Sir J. Colquhoun is at the North of the town. The business of the burgh is transacted in a "Hall" for that purpose near the Raily. Statn. [Railway Station]. A well laid out Cemetery has recently been formed at the extreme East, and a piece of ground granted by Sir James Colquhoun to the inhabitants is in process of being converted into an ornamental park for their recreation. The Burgh contains two Hotels, one of them , the "Queen's" of a first class description, the other is also a good Hotel. There is also a good "Inn" in "Sinclair Street". Constant communication is kept up with "Greenock" by means of Steamboats for the accomodation of whose passengers a stone "Pier" of considerable length stretches into the Clyde.
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HAVELOCK STREET [Helensburgh] |
Havelock Street
Havelock Street
Havelock Street |
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Provost Drysdale
Robert Taylor, Town Surveyor |
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MONTROSE STREET [Helensburgh] |
Montrose Street
Montrose Street
Montrose Street
Montrose Street |
Plan of Helensburgh
Corner Tickets
Provost Drysdale
Robert Taylor, Town Surveyor |
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An unfinished street terminating, on this trace, by its junction with "Grant Street", at the West margin. This end of the street is seperated from the principal portion by a piece of ground, on Trace 3, 17.5, which at some future period, it is expected, will be opened. |
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CHARLOTTE STREET [Helensburgh] |
Charlotte Street
Charlotte Street
Charlotte Street
Charlotte Street |
Plan of Helensburgh
Corner Tickets
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Robert Taylor, Town Surveyor |
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A street running North and South and extending from "Clyde Street East" to "Havelock Street". |
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LOMOND STREET [Helensburgh] |
Lomond Street |
Plan of Helensburgh
Corner Tickets
Provost Drysdale
Robert Taylor, Town Surveyor |
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A street running parallel with "Charlotte Street" and extending from "Clyde Street East" to "Montrose Street". |
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GEORGE STREET [Helensburgh] |
George Street |
Plan of Helensburgh
Corner Tickets
Provost Drysdale
Robert Taylor, Town Surveyor |
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A street running in the same direction as the above and extending from "Clyde Street East" to the end of "Argyll Street" |
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GLENFINLAS STREET [Helensburgh] |
Glenfinlas Street
Glenfinlas Street
Glenfinlas Street
Glenfinlass Street |
Provost Drysdale
Robert Taylor, Town Surveyor
Rev. [Reverend] John Lindsay
Plan of Helensburgh |
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A short street connecting "Princes Street" with "Clyde Street East". |
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ROW |
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Row
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Row
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Row |
Old Stat Act [Statistical Account]
New Stat Act [Statistical Account]
Full [Fullarton's] Gazetteer
Orig. Par. [Origines Parochiales] Scotiae
Chalmer's Caledonia
Co [County] Map
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To Go into the Book.....................................................at the OMO [Ordnance Mapping Office] 12/8/61 [1861]
Please insert a note in the N. [Name] List for parish
of Row to say whether there are detached portions
of the parish.
There are no Detached portions of "Row" in any other Parish
nor are there any portions of any other Parish contained within the boundary
of the said parish [B.R.]
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plantation of Kirks erected Row into a district parish, though it was not till 1648 that the boundaries between the different districts concerned were finally settled. As a whole the parish of Row has benefited largely from the modern tendency of City Capitalists and others to possess sea coast residences, and it would be difficult to point out in any other place a greater number of elegant marine mansions than are situated within the space bounded on the one side by the lofty towers of Ardencaple, and on the other by the ornate mansion of Shandon". (Irving's History)
"By far the greater part of the parish is hilly and mountainous. The main ridge of hills begins to ascend gradually from the shore of the Clyde in the south, and stretches continuously in a northerly direction throughout the whole length of the parish. With the exception of Glenfruin, which is capable of being cultivated much more extensively than it is, the greater part of the land capable of bearing crops to any advantage is ether constantly or occasionally under cultivation. This, however, bears a very inconsiderable proportion to the whole extent of the parish" (New Stat Act. [Statistical Account]) |
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INDEX
Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Ashtree Cottage -- 12-- 3 -- 7
Aitrew Glen -- 12 -- 3 -- 15
Auchingaich -- 12 -- 4 -- 21
Auchingaich Burn -- 12 -- 4 -- 21
Ardchapel -- 12 -- 16 -- 42
Ardgare -- 12 -- 16 -- 42
Aldownick Glen -- 12 -- 16 -- 44
Auchinvennal -- 13 -- 5 -- 45
Allt a' Bhaile a' Mhuilinn -- 13 -- 5 -- 48
Ardencaple Cottage -- 16 -- 4 -- 59
Aldownick -- 16 -- 4 -- 60
Ardenvohr -- 16 -- 4 -- 60
Ardenconnel --16 -- 4 -- 62
Auchengare -- 16 -- 4 -- 63
Ardenmore-- 16 -- 4 -- 66
Ardenmore Cottage -- 16 -- 4 -- 66
Artarman -- 16 -- 4 -- 68
Armadale -- 16 -- 4 -- 68
Auchenlea -- 17 -- 1 -- 71
Ardencaple -- 17 -- 1 -- 71
Ardencaple T.P. [Turn Pike] -- 17 -- 1 -- 71
Ardencaple Castle -- 17 -- 1 -- 72
Ardenlee -- 17 -- 1 -- 75
Argyll Street -- 17 -- 5 --96
Argyll Street -- 17 -- 6 -- 106
Ardlui -- 17 -- 6 -- 101
Adelaide Street -- 17 -- 6 -- 106
Bruach Chorrach -- 9 -- 15 -- 2
Bendarroch -- 9 -- 15 -- 3
Birchbush (Ruin) -- 9 -- 15 -- 5
Broomfield Cottage -- XII -- 3 -- 8
Bathurst Cottage 12 -- 3 -- 10
Belmore -- XII -- 7 -- 23
Ballernick Cottage -- 12 -- 7 -- 24
Blairavreen Burn -- 12 -- 8-- 29
Berriedale -- 12 -- 16 -- 41
Broomfield Cottage -- 12 -- 16 -- 43
Blairvadock -- 12 -- 16 -- 43
Ballevoulin -- 13 -- 5 -- 48
Blairnairn -- 13 -- 5 -- 48
Ballymenoch -- 13 -- 10 -- 54
Broom Knowe -- 16 -- 4 -- 60
Burnbrae -- 17 -- 1 -- 74
Bank -- 17 -- 5 -- 86
Bank -- 17 -- 5 -- 86
Cairphilly House -- 12 -- 3 -- 9
Church ( Quoad Sacra) -- 12 -- 3 -- 10
Croit a' Ghobhainn -- 12 -- 3 -- 16
Coille an t-Sagairt -- 12 -- 7 -- 23
Carnban Point -- 12 -- 7-- 25
Castle ( Site of) -- 12 -- 12 -- 33
Craigmore -- 12 -- 12 -- 36
(Site of) Chapel -- 12-- 12-- 39
Chapel Burn -- 12 -- 12 -- 40
Chapel Burn Cottage -- 12 -- 16 -- 42
Chapel Burn -- 13 -- 10 -- 53
Cliffton Cottage -- 17 -- 1 -- 71
Carron Bank -- 17 -- 1 -- 74 |
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Chapel Acre -- 17 -- 2 -- 78
Cairndhu Point -- 17 -- 5 -- 81
Campbell Street -- 17 -- 5 -- 82
Colquhoun Street -- 17 -- 5 -- 93
Church (Quoad Sacra) -- 17 -- 5 -- 90
Clyde Street East -- 17 -- 5 -- 91
Colquhoun Square -- 17 -- 5 -- 94
Clyde Street -- 17 -- 5 -- 95
Clyde View -- 17-- 6 -- 102
Claverton -- 17 -- 6 -- 102
Cemetery -- 17 -- 6 -- 103
Charlotte Street-- 17 -- 6 -- 112
Croy -- 12 -- 16 -- 41
Chapel -- 13 -- 10 -- 53
Church (Ph) [Parish] -- 16 -- 4 -- 59
Dunivard -- 9 -- 15 -- 4
Dunivard House -- 12 -- 3 -- 11
Durland -- 13 -- 9 -- 51
Drumfad -- 13 -- 14 -- 57
Dunard -- 16 -- 4 -- 63
Dalavon -- 16 -- 4 -- 64
Dunmore -- 16 -- 4 -- 66
Dunrowan -- 16 -- 4 -- 68
Dhuhill -- 17 -- 2 -- 77
Daligan -- 17 -- 3 -- 79
Elderberry Cottage 12 -- 3 -- 10
East Burn -- 12 -- 12 -- 35
East Kilbride -- 13 -- 14-- 57
Elmtree Villa -- 17 -- 1 -- 70
Easterton -- 17 -- 1 -- 73
East Milligs --17 -- 2 --78
Eastwood -- 17 -- 6 -- 103
Feorlinbreck -- 9 -- 15 -- 2
Faslane Castle (Site of) -- 12 -- 3 -- 17
Faslane Burn -- 12 -- 3 -- 19
Faslane Bay -- 12 -- 3 -- 19
Faslane -- 12 -- 3 -- 20
Faslane Bay Cottage -- 12 -- 7 -- 23
Fuinery Cottage -- 12 -- 12 -- 36
Free Church -- 12 -- 12 -- 37
Fruin Water -- 12 -- 12 -- 21 & 47
Ferry -- 16 -- 4 -- 65
F. C. [Free Church] School -- 17 -- 5 -- 84
F. [Free] Church -- 17 -- 5 -- 84
Firth of Clyde -- 17 -- 5-- 97
F. C. [Free Church] Manse -- 17 -- 5 -- 99
Garelochhead -- 12 -- 3 -- 13
Greenbank Cottage -- 12 -- 3 -- 14
Greenfield Wood -- 12 --3 -- 14
Greenfield -- 12 -- 3 -- 16
Greenhill -- 12 -- 12-- 35
Glenfeulan -- 12 -- 12 -- 36
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Gully Bridge -- 12 -- 16 -- 43
Glen Fruin -- 13 -- 5 -- 47
Green Burn -- 13 -- 14 -- 57
Glebeside -- 16 -- 4-- 63
Glenarn -- 16 -- 4 -- 63
Glennan Burn -- 17 -- 1 -- 73
Glennan -- 17 -- 1 -- 73
Glasgow Street -- 17 -- 5 -- 82
Glenlee Coattge -- 17 -- 5 -- 83
Gas Works -- 17 -- 5 -- 89
Grant Street -- 17 -- 5 -- 91
George Street -- 17 -- 6 -- 112
Glenfinlas Street -- 17 -- 6 -- 112
Gowanbank Cottage -- 12 -- 3 -- 7
Hotel -- 12 -- 3 -- 12
High Rowmore -- 12 -- 3 -- 15
Heathery Knowe -- 12 -- 3 -- 16
High Ballernick -- 12 -- 7 -- 24
Highlandman's Road -- 13 --13 -- 55
Hollylea -- 16 -- 4 -- 66
Hermitage -- 17 -- 5 -- 87
Hermitage Cottage -- 17 -- 5 -- 87
Hillside House -- 17 -- 6 -- 102
Henry Bell Street -- 17 -- 6 -- 108
Helensburgh -- 17 -- 6 -- 109
Havelock Street -- 17 -- 6 -- 111
Inn -- 12 -- 3 -- 8
Independent Chapel -- 17 -- 5 -- 86
Industrial School -- 17 -- 5 -- 89
John Street -- 17 -- 5 -- 93
James Street -- 17 -- 5 -- 93
King Street -- 17 -- 5 -- 96
Kintyre Villa -- 17 -- 6 -- 101
King's Crescent -- 17 -- 6 -- 106
Kirkmichael -- 17 -- 6 -- 107
Lennox Bank -- 12 -- 3 -- 19
Little Ballernick 12 -- 7 -- 23
Laigh Ballernick 12 -- 7 -- 24
Lagbuie -- 12 -- 12 -- 35
Letrualt -- 12 -- 12 -- 35
Linnburn -- 17 -- 12 -- 36
Letrualt -- 17 --12 -- 38
Letrualt -- 12 -- 16 -- 44
Lagary -- 16 -- 4 -- 63
Lagarie -- 17 -- 1 -- 71
Larchfield Academy -- 17-- 5 -- 87
Lomond Street 17 -- 6 -- 112
Lansdowne Park -- 17 -- 1 -- 74
Manse (Quoad Sacra) -- 9 -- 15 -- 3
Manse -- 12 -- 12-- 37
Maol Meadhonach -- 13 -- 6 -- 49
Manse (Ph.) [Parish] --16 -- 4 -- 61
Mains (Ruins) -- 17 -- 1 -- 69
Mid Milligs -- 17 -- 1 -- 74 |
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Milligs Street -- 17 -- 1 -- 75
Milligs T. P. [Turn Pike] -- 17 -- 2 -- 77
Millbrae -- 17 -- 5 -- 83
Maitland Street -- 17 -- 5 -- 94
Montrose Street -- 17 -- 5 -- 96
Milligs Mill (Corn) -- 17 -- 5 -- 100
Mill Glen -- 17 -- 5 -- 100
Mount Vernon -- 16 -- 4 -- 64
Newarkvilla -- 17 -- 5 -- 90
Oakfield -- 9 -- 15 -- 2
Old Toll -- 12 -- 7 -- 24
Oakbank -- 12 -- 11 -- 32
Old Burial Ground -- 13 -- 5 -- 46
Pier -- 12 -- 3 -- 12
Point Cottage -- 16 -- 4 -- 60
Princes Street -- 17 -- 5 -- 95
Pier -- 16 -- 4 -- 67
Pier -- 17 -- 5 -- 92
Queensberry Villa -- 17 -- 1 --74
Queen's Hotel -- 17 -- 6 -- 108
Rosebank Cottage -- 9 -- 15 -- 4
Rowantree Cottage -- 12 -- 3 -- 7
Rock Cottage -- 12 --3 -- 9
Rowmore Cottage -- 12 -- 3 -- 15
Rowmore House -- 12 -- 3 --20
Rowmore -- 12 -- 3 -- 20
Roslea -- 16 -- 4 -- 60
Row -- 16 -- 4 -- 61
Row Point -- 16 -- 4 -- 65
Row Bay -- 16 -- 4 -- 65
Rowmore -- 16 -- 4 -- 65
Reservoir -- 17 -- 2 -- 77
Railway Station -- 17 -- 5 -- 85
Rocklee -- 17 -- 6 -- 103
Rockend House -- 17 -- 6 -- 103
Rockvilla -- 17 -- 6 --103
Rockbank -- 17 -- 6 -- 103
Rockfort -- 17 -- 6 --103
Railway, Glasgow, Dumbarton & Helensburgh -- 17 -- 6 -- 105
Smithfield Cottage -- 9 -- 15 -- 3
School -- 9 -- 15 -- 4
Springbank Cottage -- 12 -- 3 -- 8
School -- 12 -- 3 -- 9
St. Michael's Chapel (Remains of) -- 12 -- 3 -- 18
Strone -- 12 -- 4 -- 21
Site of the Battle betwixt the Macgregor's & Colquhouns -- 12 -- 8 -- 27
Shandon -- 12 -- 11 -- 31
Shandon Bank -- 12 -- 11 -- 31
Summerhill -- 12 --12 -- 36
School -- 12 -- 12 -- 37
Stuckinduff -- 12 -- 12 -- 38
Stuckenduff -- 12 -- 16 -- 41
Stuckiedow Burn -- 13 -- 5 -- 46
School -- 13 -- 10 -- 53
Site of Faslane Castle -- 12 -- 3 -- 17 |
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Site of St. Bride's Chapel -- 13 -- 10 -- 54
School (Ph.) [Parish] -- 16 -- 4 -- 59
Stafford Street -- 17 -- 1-- 70
Sutherland Street -- 17 -- 5 -- 81
Suffolk Street -- 17 -- 5-- 82
School -- 17 -- 5 -- 85
School -- 17 -- 5 -- 90 T
Seabank -- 17 -- 5 -- 90
Sinclair Street -- 17 -- 5 -- 94
Stuck -- 17 -- 6 -- 105
Site of St. Michael's Chapel -- 17 -- 6 -- 107
Tom na Croise -- 9 -- 15 -- 1
Tigh na Lice -- 9 -- 15 -- 1
Tom a' Mhoid -- 12 -- 8 -- 29
Tom na h-Airidhe -- 13 -- 9 -- 51
Tomavoulin (Ruin) -- 13 -- 10 -- 54
Torr -- 16 -- 4 -- 64
Tor -- 17 -- 1 -- 69
Torwood -- 17 -- 1-- 69
Torwood Cottage -- 16 -- 4 -- 68
Torwoodhill -- 17 -- 1 -- 71
Torwood Villa -- 17 -- 1 -- 74
Town Hall -- 17 -- 5 -- 85
Trinity Chapel (Episcopal) -- 17 -- 5 -- 85
Tontine Hotel -- 17 -- 5 -- 89
Thornhill -- 17 -- 6 -- 101
Tower Villa -- 17 -- 6 -- 102
Ulston Grove -- 16 -- 4 -- 64
U. P. [United Presbyterian] Churches -- 17 -- 5 -- 83
U. P. [United Presbyterian] Manse -- 17 -- 5 -- 87
Viewpark -- 16 -- 4 -- 68
Whistlefield -- 9 -- 15 -- 1
Woodlands Cottage -- 12 -- 3 -- 11
Woodbank Cottage -- 12 -- 3 -- 11
Woodlee Cottage -- 12 -- 3 --12
Woodburn -- 12 -- 3 -- 14
West Burn -- 12 -- 7 -- 25
West Shandon -- 12 -- 11 -- 31
Woodside Cottage -- 12 -- 12 -- 37
Woodburn Cottage -- 12 -- 12 -- 37
Woodburn House -- 12 --12 -- 38
West Kilbride -- 13 -- 10 -- 53
Woodcliff -- 16 -- 4 -- 62
Woodstone -- 16 -- 4 -- 66
Woodend -- 17 -- 1 -- 70
Westerton -- 17 -- 1 -- 72
Westburn -- 17 -- 1 -- 75
William Street -- 17 -- 5 -- 93
West Rockbank -- 17 -- 6 -- 103 |
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