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WHITEKIRK AND TYNNINGHAME
PLAN 6 C
INDEX
Names of Objects -- Pages
Whitekirk and Tynninghame (Parish of) -- 3
Binning Wood -- 9
Bruce's Circle -- 11
Barebanes Wood -- 22
Brownrig Wood -- 24
Brownrig's -- 28
Bathan's Strand - 29
Big Park -- 33
Buist's Embankments -- 49
Boats House -- 50
Crow Wood -- 5
Church -- 13
Cairn -- 18
Duncansons Wood -- 6
Dam Bridge -- 49
Five Gates -- 25
Fore Field -- 39
Fir LinKs Wood -- 42
Firth Plantation -- 51
Garden Wood -- 6
Gildswell Wood -- 8
Gauger's Bush -- 10
Garlton WalK -- 26
Gibbs Hall Wood -- 26
Howden Burn -- 11
Heckies Hole -- 44
Inch -- 7
Inch Bridge -- 7
Lochhouses -- 23
Limetree WalK -- 25
Lochhouses Links -- 27
Links Wood -- 31
Lawhead -- 31
Lawhead Hill -- 33
Little Binning Wood -- 41
LinKs Wood -- 43
Long Row -- 48
Manse -- 16
Newbyth -- 4
Newbyth Mains -- 5
Our Lady's Well (closed) -- 17
Old Lochhouses -- 23
Old Charcoal Plantation -- 40
Peffez Burn -- 21
Paradise Wood -- 22
Post Office -- 47
Round ParK -- 25
Ravensheugh Wood -- 28
Ravenheugh -- 30
River Tyne -- 35
South Wood -- 3
School -- 15
Smithy ParK -- 34
Smithy Ford -- 34
Salt Greens -- 35
St. Baldreds or Tynninghame Church (ruins of) -- 39
Stone Park -- 39
Swine Orchard - 40
Sandy Hirst -- 44
School -- 46
Salt Greens Plantation -- 52
The Wilderness -- 8
The Granary -- 14
The North Pole -- 21
Tynninghame LinKs -- 24
Tynninghame House -- [37]
The Canal -- [38] |
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Names of Objects -- Pages
The Avenew -- 41
The Point -- 42
Tyne Sands -- 43
Tynninghame -- 45
The Crown P.H. [Public House] -- 47
Tyne Bridge -- 50
The Jetty -- 51
Wood Well -- 4
WhiteKirk Bridge -- 10
WhiteKirK -- 12
WhiteKirK Hill -- 18
Widow's Row -- 48 |
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PARISH OF WHITEKIRK & TYNNINGHAME |
Parish of Whitekirk & Tynninghame |
See Name Book Plan 6 D |
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[Situation] In the North Eastern portion of the Ph [Parish]
For Descriptive Remarks See Name Book Plan 6 D |
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SOUTH WOOD |
South Wood
South Wood
South Wood |
Mr A. Ramsay
Estate Map
John Tomlinson |
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[Situation] About 1 3/4 Miles West from Tynninghame
Two portions of a plantation forming the southern boundary of the demesne of Newrbyth: the property of Sir David Baird Bart: [Baronet] |
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Parish of Whitekirk & Tynninghame
In Form 136
Page 75 - South Wood |
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NEWBYTH |
Newbyth
Newbyth
Newbyth
Newbyth
Newbyth
Newbyth |
Mr Alexander Ramsay
Estate Map
Forests Co. [County] Map
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] 1835
Lists of Ploughgates |
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[Situation] About 2 Miles West from Tynninghame
A neatly built mansion house in the Gothic style with offices, garden &c attached situated in a tastefully laid out demsene the property & residence of Sir David Baird Bart: [Baronet] |
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WOOD WELL |
Wood Well
Wood Well |
Mr A Ramsay
Estate Map, |
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[Situation] About 1 3/8 Mile West from Tynninghame
A small spring which rises from a rock in the S.E. [South East] corner of the Binning Wood, & from which a copious supply if water is obtained. |
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Parish of Whitekirk & Tynninghame
In Form 136 Page
73 - Newbyte
78 - Wood Well |
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NEWBYTH MAINS |
Newbyth Mains
Newbyth Mains |
Mr Alexander Ramsay
Estate Map |
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[Situation] About 2 1/8 Mile N by W [North By West] from Tynninghame
A neatly built farm house with offices and farm attached the property of Sir D. Baird Bart: [Baronet] |
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CROW WOOD |
Crow Wood
Crow Wood
Crow Wood |
Mr Alexander Ramsay
Estate Map
John Tomlison |
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[Situation] About 2 Miles N. by W [North By West] from Tynninghame
A plantation chiefly consisting of oak & beech trees. On the estate of Sir David Baird Bart: [Baronet] It is much frequented by crows who have established a rookery here (hence the name) |
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Parish of WhitekirK & Tynninghame
Form 136 Page
73 - Newbyth Mains
75 - Crow Wood |
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GARDEN WOOD |
Garden Wood
Garden Wood
Garden Wood |
Mr Alexander Ramsay
Estate Map
John Tomlinson |
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[Situation] About 2 1/8 Mile W. [West] by N. [North] from Tynninghame
A small portion of plantation adjoining the garden of Newbyth. |
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DUNCANSON'S WOOD |
Duncansons Wood
Duncansons Wood
Duncansons Wood |
Mr Alexander Ramsay
Estate Map
John Tomlinson |
005 ; 006 |
[Situation] About 1/2 Mile North from Newbyth
A small plantation situate a little north of Newbyth. |
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Parish of Whitekirk & Tynninghame
Form 136 Page
75 - Garden Wood
75 - Duncansons Wood |
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INCH |
Inch
Inch
Inch
Inch |
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr Alexander Ramsay
Mr A. C. Walker
Forrest's Co. [County] Map 1797 |
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[Situation] About 1 5/8 Mile W [West] by N [North] from Tynninghame
A small dwelling house situated in the corner of Binning Wood. It is occupied by a farm servant in the employment of the Earl of Haddington. |
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INCH BRIDGE |
Inch Bridge (County)
Inch Bridge (County)
Inch Bridge (County) |
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr Alexander Ramsay
Mr A. C. Walker |
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[Situation] About 1 5/8 Mile W [West] by N [North] from Tynninghame
A bridge of one arch over the Peffer Burn: on the road leading from Linton to Whitekirk |
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Parish of Whitekirk & Tynninghame
Form 136 Page
76 - Inch
76 - Inch Bridge |
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GILDSWELL WOOD |
Gildswell Wood
Gildswell Wood
Gildswell Wood
Gildswell Wood |
County Map
Estate Map
Mathew Buist Esq
Mr Alexander Ramsay |
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[Situation] About 1 1/2 Mile W.N.W. [West North West] from Tynninghame
A small plantation consisting chiefly of oak and Elm trees. It is on the property of Sir David Baird Bart: [Baronet] |
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THE WILDERNESS |
The Wilderness
The Wilderness
The Wilderness |
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr Mason
Estate Map |
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[Situation] A little to the south of Tynninghame House
A portion of wood surrounding the remains of the ancient church of Tynninghame. |
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Parish of Whitekirk & Tynninghame
Form 136 Page
74 - Gildswell Wood
89 - The Wilderness |
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BINNING WOOD |
Binning Wood
Binning Wood
Binning Wood Binning Wood
Binning Wood |
M. Buist Esqr
Forrests Co. [County] Map
Estate Map
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] 1835 |
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[Situation] 3/4 Mile W [West] by N [North] to 1 1/2 from Tynninghame
This wood was planted by Thomas 6th Earl of Haddington in the year 1707-8. The trees are arranged in avenue diverging from 3 centres and affording beautiful walks and rides. This mode of planting has conduced much to the beauty and growth of the trees. The Binning Wood is esteemed the finest plantation in the east of Scotland. |
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Parish of Whitekirk & Tynninghame
In Form 136 Page
78 - Binning Wood
"The estate is famed in the east of Scotland for the extent
and singular beauty of its woods and its holly hedges. Upward
of 800 acres of it wave with trees,chiefly of the various hard wood
species, and arranged in the most tasteful forms of forest. Thomas
the 6th Earl of Haddington, instigated by his lady, the sister of the 1st
Earl of Hopetoun, commenced the planting operation on a great
scale about the commencement of the 18th Century; and must, in
reference to their date and their influence, and to the efforts which he
used to provoke imitations of his example, be regarded as the orginator
of the thousands of fine examples of modern plantations which now
so generally beautifying Scotland. His first exploit was to plant
Binning Wood, a forest if 300 Scottish acres, over the whole face
of what was then a moorish common called Tynninghame Moor
The trees are are arranged radii or avenues diverging from 3
Centres and affording extensive and beautiful walks and rides."
Fullarton's Gazetteer of Scotland Vol [Volume] II |
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GANGER'S BUSH |
Ganger's Bush
Ganger's Bush
Ganger's Bush
Ganger's Bush
Cadgers Bush |
County Map
Estate Maps
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr Alexander Ramsay
Road act. |
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{Situation] About 1 mile N.W. [North West] by SW [South West] from Tynningham
An oak tree, situated on the east margin of Binning Wood. It takes its name from the circumstance of a guager having been found dead at this spot. |
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WHITEKIRK BRIDGE |
Whitekirk Bridge (County)
Whitekirk Bridge (County)
Whitekirk Bridge (County) |
Co [County Map
Estate Map
Mathew Buist Esqr |
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[Situation] Ab out 1 1/4 Mile NW [North West] by W [West] from Tynninghame
A small bridge of one arch over the Peffer Burn on the road leading from Dunbar to Whitekirk |
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Parish of Whitekirk & Tynninghame
In Form 136 Page
74 - Ganger's Bush
74 - Whitekirk Bridge (County) |
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BRUCE'S CIRCLE |
Bruces Circle
Bruces Circle |
M. Buist Esqr
Estate Map. |
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[Situation] On the east side of Binning Wood
One of the circles in thge Binning Wood, so called from its having been laid out by a gentleman names Bruce. |
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HOWDEN BURN |
Howden Burn |
See Name Book Plan 5B |
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[Situation] Joins the peffer Burn about 1/4 Miles S, [South] West from Newbyth
For Descriptive Remarks See Name Book Plan 5B |
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Parish of Whitekirk & Tynninghame
In Form 136 Page
78 - Bruce's Circle
71 - Howden Burn |
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WHITEKIRK |
Whitekirk
Whitekirk
Whitekirk |
Mr Alexander Ramsay
Mr A.C. Walker
Estate Map |
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[Situation] About 1 3/4 Mile NW [North West] by W [West] from Tynninghame
A small village consisting of a few irregularly built cottages. chiefly occupied by farm labourers. From this village the parish takes one of its names. The adjoining Parishes Tynninghame and Aldham were added to this Parish in 1761, and thus united. they bear the name "Whitekirk & Tynninghame. The ancient Ph [Parish] of Whitekirk received its name from the whiteness of the stone of which its church was built. |
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Parish of Whitekirk & Tynninghame
In Form 136 Page
72 - Whitekirk |
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CHURCH [Whitekirk] |
Church (parochial)
Church (parochial)
Church (parochial) |
Mr Alexander Ramsay
Mr A.C. Walker
Estate Map |
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[Situation] In the W. [West] End of the village of Whitkirk
An ancient edifice in the plain Gothic style, surmounted by a square tower; supposed to have been erected about the beggining of the 15th century. It is seated for the accomodation of about 500, and it has a small burying ground attached. In the year 1839 it underwent a thorough repair. The present incumbent is the Rev. [Reverend] James Lang whose stipend averages £350 per annum. It is the parochial church for Whitekirk & Tynninghame. |
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Parish of Whitekirk & Tynninghame
In Form 136 Page
72 - Church
"The present church of Whitekirk is a very venerable edifice
Surmounted by a square tower and lately put into excellent
repair. It is ninety-six feet above the level of the sea
and is supposed to have been built before the end of the fifteenth
century,"
Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] 1835 |
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THE GRANARY |
Granary
Granary
Granary |
Mr Walker
Mr Blythe
J R Dale Esqr |
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[Situation] About 5 chains north from the Ph [Parish] Church
A plain building two storeys high, situated on a small eminence a little to the north of the parochial Church. It is supposed to have been erected about the same time as the Church but for what purpose is not known, unless it may have been applied to its present use, viz. a storehouse for grain, when tithes were paid in kind. There is a tradition in the locality that queen Mary passed two nights in this building; but this seems very improbable. All in the district agree however, in believing it is very old,and that it was in some way connected with the Church. There is no written account concerning it. |
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Parish of Whitekirk & Tynninghame
In Form 136 Page
71 - The Granary |
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SCHOOL [Whitekirk] |
School (Parochial)
School (Parochial)
School (Parochial) |
Mr A Ramsay
Mr A.C. Walker
Estate Map |
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[Situation] About 4 chains West from the ph [parish] Church
A plain edifice with dwelling house and garden attached. It is the parish school, and is attended by about 80 children of both sexes, who are taught the usual branches if an English education including French and Classics. The teacher receives the maximum salary i.e. £34.4.4 1/2, exclusive of fees. |
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Parish of Whitekirk & Tynninghame
In Form 136 Page
104 - School (Parochial)
Granary cancelled (see preceding page) |
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MANSE [Whitekirk] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Mr Alexander Ramsay
Mr A.C. Walker
Estate Map |
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In the W. [West] end of the Village of Whitekirk
A dwelling house with offices and garden attached the residence of the Revd. [Reverend] J. Lang, minister of the parish of Whitekirk. |
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Parish of Whitekirk & Tynninghame
In Form 136 Page
104 - Manse |
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OUR LADY'S WELL (Closed) |
Our Lady's Well
Our Lady's Well
Our Lady's Well |
Mr A. Ramsay
Mr A.C. Walker
Mr R. Watt |
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[Situation] About 11 chains N. [North] East from the Ph [Parish] Church
This well, which was formerly held in great repute for the cure of barreness, has been dried up for upwards of twenty years. The spot where it was situated is a little north of the Church. |
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Parish of Whitekirk & Tynninghame
In Form 136 Page
103 - Our Lady's Well (Closed)
"There was, till these twenty years, a celebrated well called
our Lady's Well, in honour of the Virgin, within a gunshot
of the church of Whitekirk, and partaking, as was formerly
believed, of the sanctity of that establishment. In times when more
miracles were supposed to be wrought than at present, and pilgrimages
more in vogue, it was said to be famous for the cure of barreness.
But the well and its virtues have been sacrificed to what the creed
of these times would have considered a sordid and unhallowed
agriculture. Drains and ditches have not left the pilgrim a drop
to drink."
Stat: Acct: [Statistical Account] of Scotland [(Hadd: [Haddinton]) page 31 |
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WHITEKIRK HILL |
Whitekirk Hill |
See Name Book Plan 5B |
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[Situation] About 1/4 mile North from the Village of whitekirk
For descriptive remarks See Name Book Plan 5B |
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CAIRN |
Cairn |
See Name Book Plan 5B |
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[Situation] On the summit of Whitekirk Hill
For Descriptive Remarks See Name Book Plan 5B |
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Parish of Whitekirk & Tynninghame
Form 136
Page 103 - Whitekirk Hill |
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PEFFER BURN |
Peffer Burn
Peffer Burn |
Alexander Purves
James Hepburn |
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[Situation] It runs in a N. [North] easterly direction on the N [North] side of Binning Wood
A small stream which rises near the village of Athelstaneford, and flows in a south easterly direction to its junction with the sea a short distance north of Tynninghame Village. |
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THE NORTH POLE |
The North Pole
The North Pole
The North Pole |
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr James Graham
Estate Map |
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[Situation] About 1 1/4 Mile N.W. [North West] from Tynningham
A small stripe of plantation within the demesne of Tynninghame, the property of the Earl of Haddington |
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Parish of Whitekirk & Tynninghame
In Form 136 Page
74 - Peffer Burn
79 - The North Ploe |
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PARADISE WOOD |
Paradise Wood
Paradise Wood
Paradise Wood |
Mathew Buist
Mr James
Estate Map |
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[Situation] About 3/4 Mile N.W. by N. [North West by North] from Tynninghame
A small extent of plantation of a triangular shape, within the demesne of Tynninghame. |
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ROUND PARK |
Round Park
Round Park
Round Park |
Mathew Burnet
Mr James Graham
Estate Map |
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[Situation] About 3/4 Mile N. [North] West from Tynninghame
A circular field within the demesne of Tynninghame. |
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BAREBANES WOOD |
Barebanes Wood
Barebanes Wood
Barebanes Wood |
M. Burnet
Mr James Graham
Estate Map |
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[Situation] About 1 1/8 Mile N. [North] West from Tynninghame
A small mixed plantation on the estate of the Earl of Haddington. |
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Parish of Whitekirk & Tynninghame
In Form 136 (page)
79 - Paradise Wood
79 - Round Park
79 - Barebanes Wood |
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OLD LOCHHOUSES |
Oldloch Houses
Oldloch Houses
Oldloch Houses |
Mathew Buist Esqr
Estate Map
Mr Walter Hood |
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[Situation] About 1 Mile N.W. by N. [North west by North] from Tynninghame
Three cottages, occupied by farm labourers; the property of the Earl of Haddington. They formerly belonged to the farm of Loch Houses. |
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LOCHHOUSES |
Loch Houses or Lochhouses
Lochhouses
Lochhouses
Lawhouses
Loch-houses |
Mathew Buist Esqr
Estate Map
Mr Walter Hood
Forrests Co. [County] Map 1799
List of Ploughgates |
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[Situation] About 1 3/8 Miles N.N.W. [North North West] from Tynninghame
A well built farm house with suitable offices, garden and large arable farm attached: the property of the Earl of Haddington and occupied by Mr Walter Hood. |
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Parish of Whitekirk and Tynninghame
Form 136 (page)
81 - Old Lochhouses
81 - Lochhouses
Old Lochhouses [note] Notes Lochhouses is this name to be written in one word as below. |
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BROWNRIG WOOD |
Brownrig Wood
Brownrig Wood
Brownrig Wood |
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr James Graham
Estate Map |
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[Situation] About 3/4 Mile N. [North] from Tynninghame
A large plantation consisting of Fir Oak, and beech trees on the estate of the Earl of Haddington. |
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TYNNINGHAME LINKS |
Tynninghame Links
Tynninghame Links
Tynninghame Links |
Mathew Buist Esqr
Estate Map
Mr Walter Hood |
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[Situation] About 3/4 mile N,E. by N. [North East by North] from Tynninghame
A farm house with suitable offices, garden and a large arable farm attached the property of the Earl of Haddington |
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Parish of Whitekirk & Tynninghame
In Form 136 (page)
80 - Brownrig Wood
81 - Tynninghame Links |
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FIVE GATES |
Five Gates
Five Gates
Five Gates
Five gates
Five gates |
Mathew Buist Esq
Mr J Graham
Estate Map
Forrest's Co. [County] map 1799
Johnston's Co. [County] map |
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[Situation] About 3/4 Mile W. by N. [West by North] from Tynninghame
A point in the road leading from Dunbar to North BerwicK where five gates formerly stood for the accommodation of parties entering the Binning Wood & the adjoining lands. |
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LIMETREE WALK |
Limetree Walk
Limetree Walk
Limetree Walk |
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr James Graham
Estate Map |
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[Situation] passing through the Demesne of Tynninghame in a N. [North] Easterly direction.
An avenue leading from the Dunbar and North BerwicK road by Tynninghame Links to the sea. A number of Lime trees are planted along this walk hence the name. |
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Parish of Whitekirk & Tynninghame
In Form 136 (page)
80 - Five Gates
80 - Limetree Walk |
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GARELTON WALK |
Garleton Walk
Garleton Walk
Garleton Walk |
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr J. Graham
Estate Map |
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[Situation] Passing in a N. [North] easterly direction through the Demesne of Tynninghame.
A walk or avenue leading along the south margin of Paradise, Gibbs Hill, and Browning Woods. It is about 1 1/4 miles long, and is planted on each side with flowers and shrubs. |
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GIBBS HILL WOOD |
Gibbs Hill Wood
Gibbs Hill Wood
Gibbs Hill Wood |
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr James Graham
Estate Map |
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[Situation] About 3/4 Mile N.W. by N.[North West by North] from Tynninghame.
A wood, consisting of Fir, Oak, and Beech trees, situated between Oldloch Houses and Garleton Walk. |
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Parish of Whitekirk & Tynninghame
Form 136
Page 80 - Garleton Walk
Page 79 - Gibbs Hill Wood |
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LOCHHOUSES LINKS |
Lochhouses LinKs
Lochhouses LinKs
Lochhouses LinKs |
Mathew Buist Esqr.
Mr J Graham
Estate Map |
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[Situation] About 1 Mile Nr [North] by East from Tynninghame
A tract of rough pasture land stretching along the shore Near Ravenshaugh Wood, It is rented by Mr Walter Hood. |
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BROWNRIG |
Brownrig
Brownrig
Brownrig
Brownrig |
Mathew Buist Esqr |
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[Situation] About 1 Miule North from Tynninghame
A small cottage with garden attached situated at the east end of Brownrig Wood, the property of the Earl of Haddington. |
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RAVENSHEUGH WOOD |
Ravensheugh Wood
Ravensheugh Wood
Ravensheugh Wood |
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr James Graham
Estate Map |
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[Situation] About 1 Mile N.N.E. [North North East] from Tynninghame House
A plantation consisting chiefly of Fir trees, situated a little west of Ravensheugh |
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Parish of Whitekirk & Tynninghame
83 - Brownrig
83 - Ravensheugh Wood |
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BATHANS STRAND |
Bathans Strand
Bathans Strand
Bathans Strand |
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr James Graham
Estate Map |
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[Situation] About 1 1/4 Mile N.E. by N. [North East by North] from Tynninghame
This name applies to the portion of Foreshore lying between Ravenheugh and Frances' Craig |
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Parish of Whitekirk & Tynninghame
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RAVENSHEUGH |
Ravensheugh
Ravensheugh
Ravensheugh |
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr James Graham
Estate Map |
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[Situation] About 1 1/4 Mile N.E. by E. [North East by East] from Tynnighame
A precipitous rock or Craig rising abruptly from the beach to the height of about 40 feet. |
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Parish of Whitekirk & Tynninghame
84 - Ravensheugh |
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LINKS WOOD |
Links Wood
Links Wood
Links Wood |
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr James Graham
Estate Map |
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[Situation] About 1 Mile N.E. [North East] from Tynninghame House
A plantation consisting principaly of Fir trees; the property of the Earl of Haddington |
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LAWHEAD |
Lawhead
Lawhead
Lawhead |
James Hepburn
George Fouler
List of Ploughgates |
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[Situation] About 1 1.4 Mile West by S. [South] from Tynninghame House
A neatly built farm house with extensive offices, garden and large arable farm attached; the property of Sir Thomas Hepburn and presently occupied by Mr Andrew Howden: |
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LAWHEAD HILL |
Lawhead Hill
Lawhead Hill
Lawhead Hill |
M. Buist Esqr
Mr Mason
Property Map |
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[Situation] About 1 Mile W. by S. [West by South] from Tynninghame
A small arable eminence on the farm of Lanhead. On its summit is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station, called "Lanhead. |
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BIG PARK |
Big Park
Big Park
Big Park |
M. Buist Esqr
Mr Mason
Estate Map. |
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[Situation] About 1/4 Mile to 1/2 West from Tynninghame
A large Park within the demesne of Tynninghame; the property of the Earl of Haddington. |
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Parish of Whitekirk and Tynninghame
94 - Lawhead Hill
93 - Big Park |
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SMITHY PARK |
Smithy Park
Smithy Park
Smithy Park |
M. Buist Esqr
Mr Mason
Estate Map |
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[Situation] Adjoining Tynninghame on the S. [South] side
A field within the demesne of Tynninghame, the property of the Earl of Haddington. |
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SMITHY FORD |
Smithy Ford
Smithy Ford
Smithy Ford |
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr Mason
Property Map |
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[Situation] About 1/4 Mile W. by S. [West by South] from Tynninghame
A ford in the river Tyne about 25 chains South west of Tynninghame House. |
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Parish of Whitekirk and Tynninghame
91 - Smithy Park
92 - Smithy Ford |
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RIVER TYNE |
River Tyne |
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[Situation] Flowing in a N. [North] easterly direction on the S. [South] side of the Demesne of Tynninghame
For Descriptive Remarks See Name Book Plan 14B |
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SALT GREENS |
Salt Greens
Salt Greens
Salt Greens |
M. Buist Esqr
Mr Mason
Property Map |
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[Situation] About 1/4 Mile South from Tynninghame
Two portions of grassy land lying on the banks of the River Tyne, within the tide mark, about 20 chains South of Tynninghame house. |
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Parish of Whitekirk & Tynninghame
99 - River Tyne
92 - Salt Greens |
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ST BALDRED'S or TYNNINGHAME CHURCH (Site of) |
Old Chapel (Ruins of )
Old Chapel (Ruins of )
Old Chapel (Ruins of ) |
Mathew Buist
Mr Mason
Property Map |
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[Situation] On the S. [South] side of the Wildome
The ruins of the ancient Church of Tynninghame traditionally said to be built over the cell of St Baldred the apostle of East Lothian All that now remains of this ancient edifice are two elegant arches of Anglo-Saxon architecture, between which is the cemetery of the Haddington family The Revd [Reverend] John Jaffry Ph [Parish] minister and Mr Walker Ph [Parish] schoolmaster of Tynninghame were consulted & they state that it is their opinion that it is liKely this church was built in St. Baldreds time perhaps some subsequent alterations & is the one referred to in Chalmers Caledonia. see quotation. |
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TYNNINGHAME CHURCH (Site of) |
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[Situation] On the S. [South] side of the Wildome The ruins of the ancient Church of Tynninghame traditionally said to be built over the cell of St Baldred the apostle of East Lothian All that now remains of this ancient edifice are two elegant arches of Anglo-Saxon architecture, between which is the cemetery of the Haddington family The Revd [Reverend] John Jaffry Ph [Parish] minister and Mr Walker Ph [Parish] schoolmaster of Tynninghame were consulted & they state that it is their opinion that it is likely this church was built in St. Baldreds time perhaps some subsequent alterations & is the one referred to in Chalmers Caledonia. see quotation. |
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Parish of Whitekirk and Tynninghame
89 - Old Chapel (Ruins of)
[note] See Page 53 As this appears to have been called St. Baldred's Church and was also the parish church of Tynninghame. ThereforeSt. Baldred's or Tynninghame church is the proper Description to be written on the Plans.
1st "The ancient Church of Tynninghame stood a quarter of a mile below
the Village, on the northern side of the Tyne, in a beatiful field
which has a gentle slope to the Water's edge; whence the Church was
distant 300 yards. Chalmers Caledonia Vol [Volume[ 2 P. [Page] 548
2nd The Church of Tynninghame is very ancient. It was founded
in the 6th Century by St. Baldred, who died, here in 607. after
preaching the Gospel to a Confiding people. Chalmers Caledonia Vol [Volume] 2 P. [Page] 543
3rd It is pretty Certain that Baldred died in 607. In 949 Anlaf
the Dane, spoiled the Church of St. Baldred and burnt
the Village of Tynninghame Chalmers Caledonia Vol [Volume] 2 P. [Page] 544 Note at the bottom of the page |
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TYNNINGHAME HOUSE |
Tynninghame House
Tynninghame House
Tynninghame House
Tyninghame House
Tyninghame House |
Mathew Buist Esq
Mr Mason
Property Map
Forest's Co. [County] map 1799
Fullartons Gazetteer |
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[Situation] About 3/4 Mile S.W. by S. [South West by South] from Tynninghame LinKs
A large and elegant mansion house in the ornamental Gothic style, with offices, garden, &c attached, situated in an extensive and tastefully laid out demsne on the banks of the Tyne. This manor formerly belonged to the Bishops of St Andrews and was included in their regality lying on the South side of the Firth of Forth. In 1628 the Earl of Haddington obtained it by chartered right and it has ever since remained in the possession of that family. This estate is famed for the beauty of its woods. |
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Parish of Whitekirk and Tynninghame
90 - Tynninghame House
"Tynninghame-house stands between 2 and 3 furlongs
westard from the north bank of the Tyne. Though
a patchwork of pieces added by each of the successive
Earls, it had had its exterior walls so entirely re-edified
and re-modelled by the present Earl so as to possess uniquely
the appearance of a very large mansion in the old English
style. The interior retains, with little attection, its
original form." (Fullarton's Gazetteer of Scot. [Scotland] Vol [Volume] 2) |
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THE CANAL |
The Canal
The Canal
The Canal |
M. Buist
Mr Mason
Estate Map |
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[Situation] Joins the Peffer Burn 5 Chains SW [South West] from Whitekirk bridge
A small artificial stream which flows through the demesne of Tynninghame |
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CAIRN [Frances Craig] |
Cairn (Ancient)
Cairn (Ancient) |
Mr Walker
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[Situation] N.E. [North East] corner of the Plan of Whitberry Point
An ancient Cairn, similar to the one on WhiteKirK Hill; situated on the shore near Whitberry Point. It is used as a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] station. |
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FORE FIELD |
Fore Field
Fore Field
Fore Field
Fore Field |
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr Mason
Estate Map
A Howden |
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[Situation] a little to the South from Tynninghame House
A large field or Park within the demesne of Tynninghame, the property of the Earl of Haddington. |
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STONE PARK |
Stone Park
Stone Park
Stone Park |
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr Mason
Estate Map |
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[Situation] Adjoining Tynninghame on the N.E [North East] side
A large field or park withint the demesns of Tynninghame. the property of the Earl of Haddington. |
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Parish of Whitekirk & Tynninghame
91 - Fore Field
91 - Stone Park |
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SWINE ORCHARD |
Swine Orchard
Swine Orchard
Swine Orchard |
M. Buist Esqr
Mr Mason
Estate Map. |
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[Situation] Adjoining Tynninghame on the N. [North] side
This name applies to a portion of the demesne of Tynninghame immediately fronting the mansion house |
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OLD CHARCOAL PLANTATION |
Old Charcoal Plantation
Old Charcoal Plantation
Old Charcoal Plantation |
M. Buist Esqr
Mr Mason
Property Map |
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[Situation] About 3/8 Mile North from Tynninghame
A small stripe of plantation consisting of Ash, Oak and Beech trees, situated within the demesne of Tyninghame. |
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Parish of Whitekirk & Tynninghame
93 - Swine Orchard
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THE AVENUE |
The Avenue
The Avenue
The Avenue |
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr James Graham
Estate Map |
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[Situation] Passing a little to the North of Tynninghame
The eastern approach to the mansion house of Tynninghame. It leads from the shore, and is bounded on each side with wood. |
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LITTLE BINNING WOOD |
Little Binning Wood
Little Binning Wood
Little Binning Wood |
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr James Graham
Estate Map. |
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[Situation] About 1/2 Mile E. by N, [East by North] from Tynninghame
A small plantation consisting chiefly of Fir trees, the property of the Earl of Haddington |
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Parish of Whitekirk and Tynninghame
94 - The Avenue
94 - Little Binning Wood |
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THE POINT |
The Point
The Point
The Point |
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr James Graham
Estate Map |
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[Situation] About 3/8 Mile E.S.E. [East South East] from Tynninghame
A stripe of plantation consisting principally of Fir trees, so called from its extending out close to the River Tyne. |
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FIR LINKS WOOD |
Fir Links Wood
Fir Links Wood
Fir Links Wood |
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr James Graham
Estate Map |
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[Situation] About 1/2 mile E. by S. [East by South] from Tynninghame
A small plantation lying between "The Point" and Heckies Hole. It chiefly consists of oak trees. |
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Parish of Whitekirk and Tynninghame
94 - The Point
96 - Fir Links Wood |
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LINKS WOOD |
Links Wood
Links Wood
Links Wood |
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr James Graham
Estate Map |
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[Situation] About 1 Mile N.E. [North East] from Tynninghame
A plantation consisting chiefly of fir trees, on the estate of the Earl of Haddington. |
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TYNE SANDS |
Tyne Sands
Tyne Sands
Tyne Sands |
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr James Graham
Estate Map |
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[Situation] On the N. [North] side of the River Tyne
A large tract of Sandy beach at the mouth of the River Tyne. |
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Parish of Whitekirk and Tynninghame
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SANDY HIRST |
Sandy Hirst
Sandy Hirst
Sandy Hirst
Sandy Hirst |
Mathew Buist Esq
Mr James Graham
Estate Map
Forrest's Co. [County] map |
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[Situation] About 1 Mile E by N [East by North] from Tynninghame
A narrow belt of rough sandy pasture extending from Links Wood towards the river Tyne. It is dry at ordinary spring tides. |
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HECKIES HOLE |
Heckies Hole
Heckies Hole
Heckies Hole |
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr James Graham
Estate Map |
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[Situation] On the West side of Sandy Hirst
A large tract of muddy beach near the mouth of the river Tyne & immediately opposite Hedderwick Sands. |
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Parish of Whitekirk and Tynninghame
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TYNNINGHAME |
Tynninghame
Tynninghame
Tynninghame
Tynninghame
Tynninghame |
Mathew Buist Esq
Mr James Graham
The Estate Map
County Map
The Earl of Haddington |
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[Situation] On the S. [South] West side of the Demesne of Tynninghame
A hamlet consisting of a few neatly built cottages with gardens attached. It contains the parochial school a Post office, and a Public house. A village called Tynninghame stood here as early as 941; in which year, according to the Melrose Chronicle, it was burned, together with the church of St Baldred, by Anlaf the Dane. It is built on ground feued from the Earl of Haddington. |
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Parish of Whitekirk and Tynninghame
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SCHOOL [Tyninghame] |
School
School |
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr James Graham |
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[Situation] On the N. [North] side of the village of Tynninghame
A neatly built edifice erected a few years ago by the Earl of Haddington and occupied as the parish Schoolhouse. The usual branches are taught here including Latin, Greek, and French. The present teacher is Mr James Graham who receives a yearly salary of £34.4.4 1/2 exclusive of fees. |
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Parish of Whitekirk and Tynninghame
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POST OFFICE [Tynninghame] |
Post Office
Post Office |
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr James Graham |
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[Situation] In the S. [South] west end of the Village of Tynninghame
A dwelling house in the village of Tynninghame, occupied by Mr James Foggs who keeps the post office here. |
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THE CROWN P.H. [Tynninghame] |
The Crown P. H. [Public House]
The Crown P. H. [Public House] |
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr James Graham |
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[Situation] On the, W, [West] side of the Village of Tynninghame
A public House, licenced for the sale of Beer only, occupied by Mrs Elizabeth Johnston. |
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Parish of Whitekirk and Tynninghame
98 - Post Office
98 - The Crown P. H. [Public House] |
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LONG ROW |
Long Row
Long Row |
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr James Graham |
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[Situation] On the E. [East] side of the Village of Tynninghame
A row of cottages with garden attached on the E. [East] side of Tynninghame village. They are occupied by farm labourers. |
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WIDOWS' ROW |
Widows' Row
Widows' Row |
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr James Graham |
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[Situation] On the W. [West] side of the Village of Tynninghame
Eleven cottages occupied by 11 poor widows each of whom, receives an allowance of coals yearly |
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Parish of Whitekirk and Tynninghame
98 - Long Row
98 - Widows' Row |
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DAM BRIDGE |
Dam Bridge
Dam Bridge
Dam Bridge |
Earl of Haddington
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr James Graham |
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[Situation] About 3/4 Mile S.W. [South West] from Tynninghame
A bridge of of arch over the Tail Dam on the road leading from Dunbar to North Berwick. |
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BUIST'S EMBANKMENT |
Buist's Embankment
Buist's Embankment
Buist's Embankment |
Earl of Haddington
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr James Graham |
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[Situation] On the S. [South] side of the River Tyne
An embankment raised by the late Mr Buist for the purpose of preventing the inundations of the Tyne and for Reclaiming a portion of the land on the beach. |
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Parish of Whitekirk & Tynninghame
97 - Dam Bridge
97 - Buist's Embankment |
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BOAT HOUSE |
Boat House
Boat House
Boat House |
Earl of Haddington
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr James Graham |
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[Situation] About 1 Mile S,S,W, [South South West] from Tynninghame
A small dwelling house with garden attached, the property of the Earl of Haddington and occupied by Robert DicKson. It was formerly the residence of the man in charge of the ferry, hence the name, |
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TYNE BRIDGE |
Tyne Bridge
Tyne Bridge
Tyne Bridge |
Earl of Haddington
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr James Graham |
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[Situation] About 7/8 Mile S,S,W, [South South West] from Tynninghame
A bridge of one arch over the River Tyne on the road leading from North Berwick to Dunbar |
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Parish of Whitekirk & Tynninghame
99 - Boat House
99 - Tyne House |
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THE JETTY |
The Jetty
The Jetty
The Jetty
The Jetty |
Earl of Haddington
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr James Graham
Estate Map |
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[Situation] About 1 1/4 Mile S,S,W, [South South West] from Tynninghame
A small stripe of plantation on the west side of the River Tyne. It consists chiefly of Fir tree. |
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FIRTH PLANTATION |
Firth Plantation
Firth Plantation
Firth Plantation
Firth Plantation |
Earl of Haddington
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr James Graham
Estate Map |
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[Situation] About 5/8 Mile S, by, W. [South by West] from Tynninghame
A Fir plantation situated on the east bank of the River Tyne. |
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In Form 136 Page
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SALT GREENS PLANTATION |
Salt Greens Plantation
Salt Greens Plantation
Salt Greens Plantation |
Earl of Haddington
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr James Graham |
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[Situation] On the S, [South] side of Buists Embankment
A plantation, chiefly consisting on Fir trees; so called from its proximity to the Salt Greens. |
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Parish of Whitekirk & Tynninghame
In Form 136 Page
99 - Salt Greens Plantation
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Extract From New Statistical Account of Scotland
(Haddingtonshire) Page 38. [note] See Page 36
The Gospel was introduced into East Lothian in the sixth century. St Baldred, the disciple of Kentigern or St Mungo, being
the first Christian Apostle, fixed his cell at Tynninghame, where a monastery was afterwards erected, but his pious
labours extended far and wide, - the boundaries of his Pastoral care being thus described by Simeon of Durham,
"Tota terra qua pertinct ad monasterium sancti Baltheri quod vocatur Tyningham a Lambermore usque
ad Esceruuthe," so that his ministry embraced the whole length of the county, from Lammermoor to
InveresK. All accounts concur in representing this early and zealous propagator of the Christian faith
as being held in extreme veneration when living; and several of the conterminous parishes are said to have been contended
for his body when he was dead. But we leave the miracles ascribed to St Baldred, and the stories about his
boat and cradle, (rock on the shore and within sea marK) to those who are inclined to clear the obscurities,
and investigate the legends of the sixth century. Suffice it to say of him, what Archbishop Spottiswood
says of his instructor, St Mungo "That he appears to have been a man worthy to have been a subject of
truth to posterity, not of fables and fictions, as the legends of monks have made him." He died in the
year 606. Anlaf, the Dane, spoiled the Church of St. Baldred, and burnt the village of Tynninghame
in the year 941. "This, (says Chalmers,) is a very early notice of the KirK-town of Tynninghame
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In Form 136
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(Extract Continued)
The manor and patronage of the Church of Tynninghame came in after ages into the hands of the bishops of
St Andrews; and seem, on the erection of the College of St Mary's, to have been conferred on that College. But
how much soever that learned body may have been gainers by this liberality, the parishoners of Tynninghame
appear to have gained but little, for in 1565, a complaint was made by them to the General Assembly, that
though they paid their tythes to the new college, neither word nor sacrament were dispensed among them . The
tithes still belong to the college, but the lands and lordship of Tynninghame since the year 1628, and the
patronage more recently, to the Earl of Haddington. All that now remains of the ancient Church of
Tynninghame, which had been formerly the privilege of sanctuary, are two elegant arches of Anglo Saxon
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PARISH OF PRESTONKIRK
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Names of Objects -- pages
Cauldside -- 59
Prestonkirk (Ph [Parish] of) -- 57
Preston Mains -- 60
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Parish of PrestonKirK
Parish of PrestonKirK
Parish of PrestonKirK
Parish of PrestonKirK
Parish of PrestonKirK |
Forrests Map
Johnston's Map
Fullarton's Gazetter
New Stat: Acct [Statistical Account]
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[Situation] N.E. [North East] from the centre of the County
A parish in Haddingtonshire a litle north east of the centre of the County. It is bounded on the north by North BerwicK; on the east by WhiteKirK and Dunbar; on the south by Stenton, Whittingham and Norham; & on the west by Haddington, Direlton, and Athelstaneford. In the Southern extremity of this parish, a conspicuous conical hill, called Traprain Law, rises to the height of About 700 feet.From near the north base of this hill a curved dell of great depth, carries down a rill to the Tyne. All the rest of the Surface is but softly through agreeably varied with undulation and gentle swell, and is for the most part arable. The farm steadings in this parish are of Superior Construction, And the farms in [continued on page 58] |
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PARISH OF PRESTONKIRK |
Parish of Prestonkirk Cond. [Continued] |
Forrests Map
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New Stat: Acct [Statistical Account]
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[Continued from page 57] the highest state of cultivation. It contains two villages, Linton and Preston. This parish was for centuries Known as Linton; after the reformation it was called Prestonhaugh: and at a later period got the name "PrestonKirK" which it now retains. It is in the presbytery of Dunbar, and Synod of Lothian and Tweeddale. Patron Sir C. Dalrymple, Bart [Baronet].
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CAULDSIDE |
Cauldside
Cauldside
Cauld Side
Cauldside |
James Hepburn
George Fowler
Forrest's Co. [County] map 1799
Johnstons Co. [County] map |
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[Situation] About 1/2 Mile N.S.W [North South West ] from Lawhead
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Smeaton house
Smeaton House
Smeaton
Smeaton
Smeaton House |
James Hepburn
George Fowler
List of Ploughgates
Forrest's Co. [County] map
New Statistical acct. [account] |
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[Situation] About 5/8 Mile S. [South] West from Lawhead
A large and neatly built Mansion-house with offices, gardens, &c. attached, situated in an ornamental park. It is the property and occasional residence of Sir Thomas Hepburn Bart. [Baronet] |
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Preston Mains
Preston Mains
Preston Mains |
James Fowler
James Hepburn
List of Ploughgates |
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[Situation] About 3/4 Mile S. by N. [South by North] from Lawhead
A well built farm house with extensive offices garden, and large arable farm attached; the property of Sir Thomas Hepburn Bart. [Baronet] |
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Parish of Dunbar
Plan 6 C
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Names of Objects -- Pages
Dunbar Ph [Parish] of -- 65
Hedderwick Hall -- 63
Hedderwick Sands -- 67
Hedderwick Burn -- 67
North British Railway -- 66
North Belton -- 66
Tynefield -- 65
West Links -- 64
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Hedderwick Hill
Hedderwick Hill
Hadderwick
Hetherwick Hill
Hadderwick
Heatherwick
Hadderwick
Hadderwick
Hedderwick
Hedderwick
Hedderwick |
Mr. J. Brown
Mr. D. Park
Forrests Co. [County] map 1799
List of Ploughgates of Haddington
Johnstons Co. [County] map
Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] of Haddingt. [Haddington]
John Nelson KirKland Hill
James Easton Gateside See name Book 11A.
Estate map
Mr. Buist Esqr.
James Graham |
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[Situation] About 5/8 Mile E. [East] by N. [North] by from Tynefield
A neatly built farm house with offices, garden, and large arable farm attached; the property of the Earl of Haddington; and now occupied by Mr. J.B. Wright. The farms of east & West Links were lately joined to this farm. |
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WEST LINKS |
West Links
West LinKs
LinK house
LinK House |
Mr J. Brown
Mr David Park
Forrest Co. [County] Map 1779
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
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[Situation] On the S. [South] side of W. [West] Barns links.
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Young's Knowe
Young's Knowe |
Mr J. Brown
Mr. D. Park |
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[Situation] About 7/8 Mile N.E. by E. [North East by East] from Tynefield
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PARISH OF DUNBAR |
Parish of Dunbar |
See Name Book Plan 7 C Hadd: [Haddington] |
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[Situation] In the N. [North] E. [East] portion of the County.
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Tynefield
Tynefield
Tynefield
Tynefield |
Mr David Park
Mr George Begbie
Forrest's Co. [County] Map
List of Ploughgates of Haddington |
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[Situation] About 7/8 Mile S.W. [South West] by N. [North] from West LinKs
A neatly built farmhouse with extensive offices, garden and large arable farm attached; the property of the Earl of Haddington and now occupied by Mr. D. Park. |
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NORTH BELTON |
North Belton
North Belton
North Belton
North Belton |
Mr David ParK
Mr George Begbie
Forrest's Co[unty] Map
List of Ploughgates Co. [County] Haddington |
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[Situation] About 3/4 mile S.E. [South East] by E. [East] from Tynefield.
A well built farm house with offices, gardens &c and and a large arable farm attached; the property of Robert Hay, Esqr and now rented by Mr George Begbie |
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HEDDERWICK SANDS |
HedderwicK Sands
HedderwicK Sands
HedderwicK Sands |
M. Buist, Esqr.
Mr James Graham
Estate Map |
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[Situation] On the West bank of the River Tyne.
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HEDDERWICK BURN |
HedderwicK Burn
HedderwicK Burn
HedderwicK Burn |
Mathew Buist Esqr
Mr James Graham
Estate map |
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[Situation] It passes by Hedderwick Hill a little to the West.
A small stream which rises near Sunnyside and runs in a north-easterly direction untill it falls into the sea at Belhaven Bay. |
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West Barns Links |
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[Situation] About 1/4 Mile North from West Links
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CHURCH |
Church |
Mr Alexander Ramsay Factor to Sir David Baird
Mr. A C. WalKer Schoolmaster WhiteKirK
Estate Map of WhiteKirK |
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[Continued from page 72] of visiting the shrine that the mother of James the 2nd. outwitted his Guardian and safely transmitted her child from Edinburgh to Stirling - It is Calculated to Accommodate about 500 persons, the Number of Communicants about 10 years ago was 430 but have been gradually falling off during that time as last year there was only 325. there are few dissenters in the Parish - The Revd. [Reverend] James Lang is the present incumbent whose average salary is about £350 p [per] year with a neat Manse . Offices and Garden |
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THE GRANARY |
Granary |
Mr Alexander Ramsay Factor to Sir David Baird
Mr. A C. Walker Schoolmaster WhiteKirK
Estate Map of WhiteKirK |
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A little to the West of the Church stands an old building Called the "Granary" which appears to have been erected about the same time as the Church, but for what purpose it is impossible to ascertain, except is was used as such in older times when Tythes were taken in kind. there is no question as to its belonging to the Church in some relation or other - |
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WHITEKIRK |
Whitekirk (Village) |
Mr Alexander Ramsay Factor to Sir D. Baird
Mr. A.E. Walker Schoolmaster WhiteKirK
Estate Map |
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A very small but Ancient Village which stands in a rather elevated Possition, its Scanty population are principally farm labours whose dwellings are of a very indifferent description where there is neither trade or business Carried on, From it the parish takes its name, the adjacent parishes of Tynningham and Oldham were added to it in the year 1761 - Sir David Baird of Newbyth is the proprietor - |
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CHURCH |
Church (parish) |
Mr Alexander Ramsay Factor to Sir D. Baird
Mr. A.E. Walker Schoolmaster WhiteKirK
Estate Map |
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A Plan old edifice built in the Gothic style of architecture Surmounted by a Square Tower with a neat burial ground attached. The present building is supposed to have been erected about the Commencement of the 15th. Century and was thoroughly repaved in the year 183. Tradition points it out as One of the principal Seats of St. Baldred who first preached Christianity in the Lothians, In times of Old it was the resort of Numerous Pilgrims - Chalmers States it was under pretence [Continued on page 71] |
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WHITEKIRK (Village) |
WhiteKirK (Village) |
Mr. Alexander Ramsey Factor to D. Baird
Mr. A.E. WalKer Schoolmaster WhiteKirk
Estate Map |
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A very small but Ancient Village which stands in a rather elevated Position, its Scanty population are principally farm laborers whose dwellings are of a very indifferent description where there is neither trade or business Carried on. From it the Parish takes its name, the adjacent parishes of Tynningham and Oldham were added to it in the year 1761. Sir David Baird of Newbyth is the proprietor. |
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CHURCH [Whitekirk] |
Church (parish) |
Mr. Alexander Ramsey Factor to D. Baird
Mr. A.E. WalKer Schoolmaster WhiteKirk
Estate Map |
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A Plan old edifice built in the Gothic style of architecture Surmounted by a Square Tower with a neat burial ground attached. The present building is supposed to have been erected about the Commencement of the 15th Century and was thoroughly repaired in the year 1839. Tradition points it out as One of the principal Seats of St. Baldred who first preached Christianity in the Lothians. In tmes of Old it was the Resort of Numerous Pilgrims - Chalmers States it was under pretence |
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PEFFER BURN |
Peffer Burn |
County Map
Estate Map of WhiteKirK & Tynningham
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to Lord Haddington
Mr. Alexander Ramsay Factor to Sir David Baird. |
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A small Stream passing by Newbyth and forming the N.E. [North East] boundary of Binning Wood and from thence taking a N.E. [North East] direction until it falls into the Sea at Peffer Sands |
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WHITEKIRK BRIDGE |
WhiteKirK Bridge (County) |
County Map
Estate Map of WhiteKirK & Tynningham
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to Lord Haddington
Mr. Alexander Ramsay Factor to Sir David Baird. |
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A small Bridge of 1 arch over the Peffer Burn on the road leading from Dunbar to WhiteKirK |
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GILDSWELL WOOD |
Gildswell Wood |
County Map
Estate Map of WhiteKirK & Tynningham
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to Lord Haddington
Mr. Alexander Ramsay Factor to Sir David Baird. |
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A small wood Chiefly Oak and Elm the property of Sir David Baird Bart. [Baronet] Newbyth. |
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GAUGER'S BUSH |
Gauger's Bush |
County Map
Estate Map of WhiteKirK & Tynningham
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to Lord Haddington
Mr. Alexander Ramsay Factor to Sir David Baird. |
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An Oak tree at Cross Roads on the Margin of Binning Wood Where a Guager was found dead, the Cause Could not be properly Accounted for, but the circumstance gives rise to the name. |
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Plan 6C Trace 1
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DUNCANSON'S WOOD |
Duncanson's Wood |
Mr. Alexander Ramsay Factor to Sir David Baird
Estate Map of WkiteKirK
John Tomlinson Newbyth |
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A small Wood north of Newbyth chiefly Composed of Fir, Oak and Beech.The property of Sir D. Baird Bart. [Baronet] Newbyth |
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GARDEN WOOD |
Garden Wood |
Mr. Alexander Ramsay Factor to Sir David Baird
Estate Map of WkiteKirK
John Tomlinson Newbyth |
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A small wood chiefly Oak & Fir adjacent to Newbyth garden the property of Sir D. Baird |
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CROW WOOD |
Crow Wood |
Mr. Alexander Ramsay Factor to Sir David Baird
Estate Map of WkiteKirK
John Tomlinson Newbyth |
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A wood S.E. [South East] of Newbyth in which are some Very Large Oak and Beech trees, it take it Name from a rooKery being in it. Sir David Baird is the owner |
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SOUTH WOOD |
South Wood |
Mr. Alexander Ramsay Factor to Sir David Baird
Estate Map of WkiteKirK
John Tomlinson Newbyth |
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A long strip of Mixed Wood forming the Southern boundary of Newbyth demesne the property of Sir D. Baird Bart. [Baronet] |
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WHITEKIRK MAINS |
WhiteKirK Mains |
Mr Alexander Ramsay Factor to Sir D. Baird
Mr. A C. Walker Schoolmaster WhiteKirK
Mr. Alexander Watt WhiteKirK Mains |
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A farm House two stories high with a large farm of land and suitable offices attached. There is a thrashing machine propelled by Steam power on the premises Sir D. Baird of Newbyth Owner. And the Trustees of the late Mr. E. Nelson farm it. |
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INCH |
Inch |
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to Lord Haddington
Mr. Alexander Ramsay Factor to Sir D. Baird
Mr A.C Walker Schoolmaster WhiteKirK |
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A small dwelling House in the Corner of Binning Wood Occupied by a farm labourer Named McGregor. Ld [Lord] Haddington is the proprietor. |
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INCH BRIDGE |
Inch Bridge (County) |
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to Lord Haddington
Mr. Alexander Ramsay Factor to Sir D. Baird
Mr A.C Walker Schoolmaster WhiteKirK |
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A Small Bridge of one Arch on the Road leading from Linton to WhiteKirK over the peffer Burn. |
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BINNING WOOD |
Binning Wood |
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to Lord Haddington
Estate Map of Tynningham |
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This Wood was planted by Thomas 6th. Earl of Haddington About the year 1707 & 8. Its numerous Walks radiate from 3 Circles, along the side of each is a Row of Beech Trees of immense size. Mr. Buist states that the '1st. Circle' or Centre was that laid out by her Ladyship to which his Lordship did not quite agree but adopted one for himself Called the '2nd. Circle'. |
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THE NORTH POLE |
The North Pole |
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to the Earl of Haddington Factors Ho. [House]
Mr James Grahame Parish Schoolmaster Haddington
Estate Map of Tynninghame |
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A Small Point of Wood principally OaK Situated between Barebanes Wood and Peffer Burn the property of the Earl of Haddington. |
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BAREBANES WOOD |
Barebanes Wood |
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to the Earl of Haddington Factors Ho. [House]
Mr James Grahame Parish Schoolmaster Haddington
Estate Map of Tynninghame |
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A Small Wood the property of Lord Haddington the Westside of it is mixed but the East principally Fir. |
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ROUND PARK |
Round Park |
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to the Earl of Haddington Factors Ho. [House]
Mr James Grahame Parish Schoolmaster Haddington
Estate Map of Tynninghame |
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A circular Field in a high State of Cultivation the property of the Earl of Haddington. |
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PARADISE WOOD |
Paradise Wood |
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to the Earl of Haddington Factors Ho. [House]
Mr James Grahame Parish Schoolmaster Haddington
Estate Map of Tynninghame |
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A triangular piece of Wood Situated between Round Park and Garleton Walk the property of Ld. [Lord] Haddington. |
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GIBBS HILL WOOD |
Gibbs Hill Wood |
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to the Earl of Haddington Factors Ho. [House]
Mr James Grahame Parish Schoolmaster Haddington
Estate Map of Tynninghame |
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A Wood Situated between Oldloan Houses and Garleton WalK it is composed of Fir, OaK and Beech with underwood the property of the Earl of Haddington. |
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BROWNRIG WOOD |
Brownrig Wood |
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to Earl Haddington Factor
Mr James Grahame Schoolmaster Tynningham
Estate Map of Tynningham |
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A large Wood chiefly composed of Firs with a few Oaks & Beech it was planted by the late Earl of Haddington upwards of half a Century ago. |
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GARLETON WALK |
Garleton WalK |
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to Earl Haddington Factor
Mr James Grahame Schoolmaster Tynningham
Estate Map of Tynningham |
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A delightful Walk or Avenue through the South Margin of Paradise, Gibbs Hill, & Brownrig Woods, it has a handsome border of Evergreen. Flowers & rare plants along it & is about 1 1/4 Mile long. |
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LIMETREE WALK |
Limetree Walk |
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to Earl Haddington Factor
Mr James Grahame Schoolmaster Tynningham
Estate Map of Tynningham |
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An Avenue leading from the Dunbar & North BeswicK T.P. [Turn Pike] Road by Tynningham LinKs to the Sea it taKes its name from a number of Lime trees planted along it |
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FIVE GATES |
Five Gates |
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to Earl Haddington Factor
Mr James Grahame Schoolmaster Tynningham
Estate Map of Tynningham |
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A point on the Dunbar and North Beswick T.P. [Turn Pike] Road when formerly 5 Gates or entrances stood, for the Accommodation of Parties entering Binning Wood and the adjacent Lands. |
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LOCHHOUSES |
Loch Houses or Lochhouses |
Mathew Buist Esq. Factor to Lord Haddington Factors House
Estate Map of Tynninghame
Mr Walter Hood Loch Houses |
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Loch Houses Comprise the Farm House, Labourers dwellings, offices and yard, there is a thrashing machine on the premises propelled by horse power Mr. Walter Hood Tenant The Earl of Haddington Owner. |
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OLD LOCHHOUSES |
Odloch Houses or Old Lochhouses |
Mathew Buist Esq. Factor to Lord Haddington Factors House
Estate Map of Tynninghame
Mr Walter Hood Loch Houses |
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Three dwelling houses Occupied by farm labourers, The farm Ho. [House] of Loch Houses farm formerly stood here, The Earl of Haddington is Owner. |
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TYNNINGHAME LINKS |
Tynninghame Links |
Mathew Buist Esq. Factor to Lord Haddington Factors House
Estate Map of Tynninghame
Mr Walter Hood Loch Houses |
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A farm yard with Suitable Offices & a Thrashing Mill driven by Steam Lord Haddington is owner and holds it in his own hands, a few chains to the West is a range of Cottages occupied by his farm Servants. |
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PEFFER BURN |
Peffer Burn |
Mathew Buist Esq. Factor to Lord Haddington Factors House
Estate Map of Tynninghame
Mr Walter Hood Loch Houses |
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A Small Rivulet which rises in the Parish of Atholstaneford and runs in a N.E. [North East] direction through the Parish of WhiteKirK until in fall into the Firth of Forth about 1 1/8 Miles West of Whitberry Point. |
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List of Names collected by James McAnulty CA [Civilian Assistant]
Plan 6C Trace 2
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List of Names collected by James McAnulty CA [Civilian Assistant]
Plan 6 C Trace 7
Parish of Whitekirk
[Entries crossed out] Cancelled
Ladies Walk
Green Walk
The Wark Stripe
[Signed ] James McAnulty
CA [Civilian Assistant] |
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LOCHHOUSES LINKS |
Loch Houses Links or Lochhouses Links |
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to the Earl of Haddington
Mr. James Grahame Schoolmaster Tynninghame
Estate Map of Tynninghame |
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A large tract of rough pasture stretching along high water mark and Occupied by Mr.Walter Hood Loch Houses, Lord Haddington Owner |
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RAVENSHEUGH WOOD |
Ravensheugh Wood |
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to the Earl of Haddington
Mr. James Grahame Schoolmaster Tynninghame
Estate Map of Tynninghame |
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A Wood chiefly planted with Fir trees the property of the Earl of Haddington. |
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LINKS WOOD |
LinKs wood |
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to the Earl of Haddington
Mr. James Grahame Schoolmaster Tynninghame
Estate Map of Tynninghame |
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A Wood chiefly planted with Fir trees the property of the Earl of Haddington. |
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BROWNRIG |
Brownrig |
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to the Earl of Haddington
Mr. James Grahame Schoolmaster Tynninghame
Estate Map of Tynninghame |
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A small dwelling house Occupied by a farm labourer at the extreme end of Brownrig Wood the property of the Earl of Haddington |
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List of Names collected by James McAnulty CA [Civilian Assistant]
Plan 6 C Trace 3
Parish - Whitekirk
[Signed ] James McAnulty
CA [Civilian Assistant] |
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PEFFER SANDS |
Peffer Sands |
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to the Earl of Haddington
Mr James Graham Schoolmaster Tynninghame
Estate Map of Tynninghame |
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A Sandy Beach between high and Low water mark situate on each side of the Peffer Burn |
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RAVENSHEUGH SANDS |
Ravensheugh Sands |
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to the Earl of Haddington
Mr James Graham Schoolmaster Tynninghame
Estate Map of Tynninghame |
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A Sandy Beach between high and low water mark situated between Peffer Sands & Bathan's Strand |
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BATHANS STRAND |
Bathan's Strand |
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to the Earl of Haddington
Mr James Graham Schoolmaster Tynninghame
Estate Map of Tynninghame |
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A small portion of Sandy beach lying between Ravensheugh and Francis Craig |
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RAVENSHEUGH |
Ravensheugh |
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to the Earl of Haddington
Mr James Graham Schoolmaster Tynninghame
Estate Map of Tynninghame |
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A Craggy precipice about 40 feet high on the edge of high Water Mark and 33 chains East of Whitberry Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station |
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FRANCES CRAIG |
Frances Craig |
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to the Earl of Haddington
Mr James Graham Schoolmaster Tynninghame
Estate Map of Tynninghame |
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A Shelving rock Visible at low Water lying west of Bathan's Strand, why it is Called so Cannot be Assertained |
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List of Names collected by James McAnulty CA [Civilian Assistant]
Plan 6 C Trace 3
Parish - WhiteKirK
[Signed ] James McAnulty
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SMEATON HOUSE |
Smeaton House |
James Hepburn Smeaton House PrestonKirk
George Souler, Gardener Smeaton House PrestonKirk |
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A large Mansion in a Modern style of architecture. It is in good repair and has suitable offices, kitchen and ornamental garden attached, Surrounded by wood and ornamental grounds. It is the property and occasional residence of Sir Thomas Hepburn Bart [Baronet]. |
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List of Names Collected by Robert Miller c/a [Civilian Assistant] -- Parish of PrestonKirk -- Plan 6 C Trace 4
Smeaton House - A House
[Signed] Robert Miller C/a [Civilian Assistant] |
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PRESTON MAINS |
Preston Mains |
James Fouler Smeaton House PrestonKirk
James Hepburn Smeaton House PrestonKirk |
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A farm house two Stories in height and in good repair, with extensive offices, thrashing machine, and work people's houses, and farm attached, It is in the whole possession of Sir Thomas Hepburn Bart. [Baronet] |
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List of Names Collected by Robert Miller c/a [civilian assistant]
Plan 6 C Trace 4
Parish of PrestonKirK
Preston Mains - A House
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LAWHEAD |
Lawhead |
James Hepburn Smeaton House PrestonKirK
George Fouler Gardener Smeaton Ho. [House] PrestonKirK |
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A large farm house two stories high and in good repair, with out houses, thrashing machine garden work people's houses, and a farm attached, occupied by Mr. Andrew Howden, the property of Sir Thomas Hepburn Bart. [Baronet] |
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CAULDSIDE |
Cauldside |
James Hepburn Smeaton House PrestonKirK
George Fouler Gardener Smeaton Ho. [House] PrestonKirK |
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A small house in middling repair situated in the policy ground of Smeaton, occupied by work people |
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List of Names Collected by Robert Miller c/a [civilian assistant]
Plan 6 C Trace 4
Parish - PrestonKirK
Lawhead - A house
Cauldside - A house
[Signed] Robert Miller C/a [Civilian assistant] |
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PEFFER BURN |
Peffer Burn |
Alexander Purves, Drylawhill Prestonkirk
James Hepburn, Smeaton House Prestonkirk |
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A small stream having its source, a short distance to the west from Athelstaneford village, flowing in an Easterly direction through a tract of flat land and entering the sea a short distance north of Tyneinghame. |
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DRYLAW HILL |
Drylaw Hill |
Alexander Purves, Drylawhill Prestonkirk
James Hepburn, Smeaton House Prestonkirk |
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A considerable arable eminence on the farms of "Drylawhill" and "Markle", on it is a trigl [trigonometrical] station called "Drylaw." |
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List of Names Collected by Robert Miller C.A. [Civilian Assistant] - Parish of PrestonKirk - Plan 6C Trace 4
Peffer Burn - A Stream
Drylaw Hill - A hill
[Signed] Robert Miller C/a [Civilian Assistant] |
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OLD CHAPEL (RUINS OF) |
Old Chapel (Ruins of) |
Mathew Buist Factor Tynninghame
Mr. Mason Dunlay
Property Map |
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The ruins of a church built in the 6th. century 1702 the cell of St, Baldred the first christian apostle in this country " Anlaf " the Dane spoiled this church and burst the village of Tynninghame in the year 941 all that now remains of this ancient church "Which formerly" had the privilege of Sanctuary " are two elegant arches of Anglo- Saxon architecture between which is the cemetery of the Haddington family the east and west ends are enclosed by Iron Rails and the whole is Surrounded by Trees & shrubs |
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THE WILDERNESS |
The Wilderness |
Mathew Buist Factor Tynninghame
Mr. Mason Dunlay Property Map |
006 |
This name applies to a Small portion of wood which Surrounds the stone Chapel |
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List of Names Collected by D. Mason Lte Corpl RS&M [Lieutenant Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners] - -
Plan 6C Trace 5
Parish - Tynninghame
Object
Old Chapel (Ruins of) - Ruins
The Wilderness - Small Plantation
[Signed] D. Mason |
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TYNNINGHAME HOUSE |
Tynninghame |
Mathew Buist Factor Tynninghame house
Mr. Mason Surveyor Dunbar
Property Map |
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A beautiful & well built mansion of the ornamental Gothic Style of architecture 4 Storeys high and in good repair with suitable offices and an extensive and beautiful Domain also a Kitchen & ornamental garden. there is a splendid Specimen of hedges growing in and around the Domain planted with holly they are about 15 feet broad at the base and rise to a height of from 15 to 25 feet. This country is also greatly indebted to the 6th. Earl of Haddington for his exertions in planting trees So as to form plantations of considerable extent a thing that was hardly or ever attempted in this country before, and at this day the woods of Tynninghame forms a noble monument to his perseverance & success, proprietor & occupier the Earl of Haddington |
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List of Names Collected by [D Mason]
Plan 6C Trace 4
Parish - Tynninghame
Object
Tynninghame - Mansion
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STONE PARK |
Stone Park |
Mathew Buist Tynninghame
Mr. Mason Dunbar
Property Map |
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A considerable Sized field within Tynninghame Domain and property of the Earl of Haddington |
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FORE FIELD |
Fore Field |
Mathew Buist Tynninghame
Mr. Mason Dunbar Property Map |
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A considerable Sized field within the Domain of Tynninghame and property of the Earl of Haddington |
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SMITHY PARK |
Smithy Park |
Mathew Buist Tynninghame
Mr. Mason Dunbar Property Map |
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A Middling Sized field within the domain of Tynninghame and property of the Earl of Haddington |
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List of Names collected by D Mason Lce Corpl R S & M [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners]
Plan 6 C Trace 3
Parish - Tynninghame
Objecy
Stone ParK - Field
Fore Field - Field
Ravensheugh Sands
Smithy's Park - Field
[Signed ] D Mason |
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SALT GREENS |
Salt Greens |
Mathew Buist Tynninghame
Mr. Mason Dunbar
Property Map |
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This name applies to two portions of land lying on the North and South Sides of the River Tyne about 20 chains South of Tynninghame House when the Tide is full they are both covered for a short time with water hence the name |
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SMITHY FORD |
Smithy Ford |
Mathew Buist Tynninghame
Mr. Mason Dunbar
Property Map |
006 |
This name applies to a ford through the river Tyne about 25 chains South West of Tynninghame House |
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List of Names collected by D Mason Lce Corpl R S & M [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners]
Plan 6 C Trace 5
Parish - Tynninghame
Object
Salt Greens - Field
Smithy Ford - Ford
[Signed ] D Mason |
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BIG PARK |
Big Park |
Mathew Buist Tynninghame
Mr. Mason Dunbar
Property Map |
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A considerable Sized field within the Domain of Tynninghame & property of the Earl of Haddington |
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SWINE ORCHARD |
Swine Orchard |
Mathew Buist Tynninghame
Mr. Mason Dunbar
Property Map |
006 |
This name applies to a portion of the domain of Tynninghame and property of the Earl of Haddington |
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OLD CHARCOAL PLANTATION |
Old Charcoal Plantation |
Mathew Buist Tynninghame
Mr. Mason Dunbar
Property Map |
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A Middling Sized wood within the Domain of Tynninghame consisting of Oak Ash and Beech |
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List of Names collected by D Mason Lce Corpl R S & M [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners]
Plan 6 C Trace 5
Parish - Tynninghame
Object
Big Park - Field
Swine Orchard - Field
Old Charcoal Plantation - Wood
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LAWHEAD HILL |
Lawhead Hill |
Mathew Buist Tynninghame
Mr. Mason Dunbar
Property Map |
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A small hill mostly arable on the farm of Lawhead & property of the Earl of Haddington on it is a Trigl. ◬ [Trigonometrical Station] called Lawhead |
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CALF BRAE |
Calf Brae |
Mathew Buist Tynninghame
Mr. Mason Dunbar
Property Map |
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A field on the farm of Lawhead & property of the Earl of Haddington |
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FORE HILL |
Fore Hill |
Mathew Buist Tynninghame
Mr. Mason Dunbar
Property Map |
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A field on the farm of Lawhead & property of the Earl of Haddington |
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List of Names collected by D Mason Lce Corpl R S & M [Lance Corporal Royal Sappers & Miners]
Plan 6 C Trace 5
Parish - Tynninghame
Object
Lawhead Hill - Hill
Calf Brae - Field
Fore Hill - Field
[Signed ] D Mason |
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TYNE SANDS |
Tyne Sands |
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to the Earl of Haddington
Mr James Graham Schoolmaster Tynninghame
Estate map of Tynninghame |
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A large tract of sand situate near the Tyne Mouth along the River Tyne. |
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HEDDERWICK SANDS |
Hedderwick Sands |
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to the Earl of Haddington
Mr James Graham Schoolmaster Tynninghame
Estate map of Tynninghame |
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A Considerable tract of sand through which Hedderwick Burn runs and situate opposite the farm of HedderwicK Hill |
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HEDDERWICK BURN |
HedderwicK Burn |
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to the Earl of Haddington
Mr James Graham Schoolmaster Tynninghame
Estate map of Tynninghame |
006 |
A small rivulet which runs through the farm of Hedderwick Hill and runs into the River Tyne through Hedderwick Sands |
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HECKIES HOLE |
Heckies Hole |
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to the Earl of Haddington
Mr James Graham Schoolmaster Tynninghame
Estate map of Tynninghame |
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A large tract of Mud and Salt Marsh lying between the River Tyne and the woods of Little Binning & Fir Links The Earl of Haddington has Commenced to erect an embankment between it and the Sea in order to reclaim it. |
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List of Names collected by James McAnulty CA [Civilian Assistant]
Plan 6C Trace 6
Parishes of WhiteKirK & Dunbar
[Signed] James McAnulty |
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SANDY HIRST |
Sandy Hirst |
Mathew Buist Esq, Factor to the Earl of Haddington
Mr James Graham, Schoolmaster Tynninghame
Estate Map of Tynninghame |
006 |
A Narrow point of rough sandy pasture stretching from Links Wood towards the River Tyne and forming the Eastern Boundary of Heckies Hole, it is not flooded at ordinary Spring tides. |
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LITTLE BINNING WOOD |
Little Binning Wood |
Mathew Buist Esq, Factor to the Earl of Haddington
Mr James Graham, Schoolmaster Tynninghame
Estate Map of Tynninghame |
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A small Plantation lying north of Fir Links Wood, it is chiefly planted with firs and is the property of the Earl of Haddington. |
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THE POINT |
The Point |
Mathew Buist Esq, Factor to the Earl of Haddington
Mr James Graham, Schoolmaster Tynninghame
Estate Map of Tynninghame |
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A small Point of Wood along the River Tyne Planted chiefly with firs. It belongs to Lord Haddington. |
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FIR LINKS WOOD |
Fir Links Wood |
Mathew Buist Esq, Factor to the Earl of Haddington
Mr James Graham, Schoolmaster Tynninghame
Estate Map of Tynninghame |
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A Wood lying between the point and Heckies Hole the portion next to the latter is planted principally with firs, the remainder is thinly Wooded with Oak and Elm, the firs being lately Cut. |
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EASTER AVENUE |
Easter Avenue |
Mathew Buist Esq, Factor to the Earl of Haddington
Mr James Graham, Schoolmaster Tynninghame
Estate Map of Tynninghame |
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A handsome Avenue bounded with wood on each side and passing from the Coast in the Direction of Tynninghame Ho [House]. |
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List of Names Collected by James McAnulty C A [Civilian Assistant] -- Parish of WhiteKirk -- Plan 6 C Trace 6
Sandy Hirst
Little Binning Wood
The Point
The LinKs Wood
Easter Avenue
[signed] James McAnulty |
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TYNNINGHAME |
Tynninghame Contd. [Continued] |
Earl of Haddington Tynninghame House
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to the Earl of Haddington
Mr James Grahame Schoolmaster Tynninghame
Estate Map of Tynninghame |
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[continued from page 98] with a thrashing Machine driven by horse power Mr. Robert Hepburn is the Tenant. |
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SAW MILL |
Saw Mill |
Earl of Haddington Tynninghame House
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to the Earl of Haddington
Mr James Grahame Schoolmaster Tynninghame
Estate Map of Tynninghame |
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In the Southern extremity of the Village is a Saw Mill propelled by Water power from the River Tyne at which all the timber required for the use of the Tynninghame Estate is cut and the greater part of the water used at Tynninghame & Factor's Houses is raised here by the same machinery. |
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BUIST'S EMBANKMENT |
Buist's Embankment |
Earl of Haddington Tynninghame House
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to the Earl of Haddington
Mr James Grahame Schoolmaster Tynninghame
Estate Map of Tynninghame |
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An embankment made by the late Mr. Buist for the Earl of Haddington along the Banks of the River Tyne and part of the Firth of Forth. it is in excellent repair . |
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DAM BRIDGE |
Dam Bridge |
Earl of Haddington Tynninghame House
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to the Earl of Haddington
Mr James Grahame Schoolmaster Tynninghame
Estate Map of Tynninghame |
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A Small Bridge erected over the Fail Dam on the Turnpike Road leading from Dunbar to North Berwick it has but one Arch. |
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List of Names collected by James McAnulty CA [Civilian Assistant]
Plan 6C Trace 7
Parish - WhiteKirK
[Signed] James McAnulty CA [Civilian Assistant] |
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TYNNINGHAME (Village) |
Tynninghame (Village) |
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to the Earl of Haddington
Mr James Grahame Schoolmaster Tynninghame
The Estate Map of Haddington
County Map (Johnston's)
Earl of Haddington |
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A Small nut handsome Village Situate on the South west side of Tynninghame Demesne the property of Lord Haddington, there is no trade or business of any Consequence carried on in it, its principal inhabitants being employed as Artisans and farm labourers by his Lordship. |
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SCHOOL HOUSE |
School House (Parochial) |
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A School house was erected here by the Earl of Haddington in the year 18[--] with a neat garden and play ground attached Mr James Grahame is Master and receives the Maximum Salary of £34.4.4 1/2 and about £40 Yearly as fees, the scholars are taught Latin Greek and French (if requested) together with a thorough English education about 35 Males and 30 females attend it. |
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POST OFFICE [Tynninghame] |
Post Office |
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In the year 1847 the Inhabitants of the Village were favored with a Post office, Mr. James Foggo is the present Postmaster. |
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THE CROWN P.H. [Tynninghame] |
The Crown (B.H.) [Beer House] |
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There is one Public House Called " The Crown" for the Sale of beer only Occupied by Mrs. Elizabeth Johnston. |
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LONG ROW |
Long Row |
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In the N.E. [North East] side of the Village is a Row of Cottages 1 Story high Occupied by farm labourers named "Long Row" |
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WIDOWS' ROW |
Widow's Row |
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List of Names collected by James McAnulty CA [Civilian Assistant]
Plan 6C Trace 7
Parish - WhiteKirK
[Signed] James McAnulty CA [Civilian Assistant] |
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RIVER TYNE |
River Tyne |
Lord Haddington Tynninghame House
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to Lord Haddington
Mr James Graham Schoolmaster Tynninghame
Estate Map of Tynninghame |
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A Small River which rises near the South Eastern Boundary of Edinburghshire from thence it takes a N.E. [North East] Course passing the Town of Haddington Village of Linton and falls into the Sea below Tynningham House |
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TYNE BRIDGE |
Tyne Bridge (County) |
Lord Haddington Tynninghame House
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to Lord Haddington
Mr James Graham Schoolmaster Tynninghame
Estate Map of Tynninghame |
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A Bridge over the River Tyne on the T.P. [Turn Pike] road from Dunbar to North Berwick, one Arch |
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BOAT HOUSE |
Boat House |
Lord Haddington Tynninghame House
Mathew Buist Esq Factor to Lord Haddington
Mr James Graham Schoolmaster Tynninghame
Estate Map of Tynninghame |
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A Small dwelling house on the Knowe Farm Near Tyne Br. [Bridge] Occupied by Robert Dickson Lord Haddington Owner, it takes its name from the Keeper of the Ferry boat residing in it previous to the erection of the Tyne Bridge |
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List of Names collected by James McAnulty CA [Civilian Assistant]
Plan 6 No. 3 Trace 7
Parish - WhiteKirK
[Signed] James McAnulty
CA [Civilian Assistant] |
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THE JETTY |
The Jetty |
Earl of Haddington Tynninghame House
Mathew Buist Esq. Factor to the Earl of Haddington
Mr. James Graham Schoolmaster Tynninghame
Estate Map of Tynninghame |
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A Point of wood chiefly Firs with some Oak & Beech on the East side of Tyne Bridge along the River Tyne - |
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SALT GREENS PLANTATION |
Salt Greens Plantation |
Earl of Haddington Tynninghame House
Mathew Buist Esq. Factor to the Earl of Haddington
Mr. James Graham Schoolmaster Tynninghame
Estate Map of Tynninghame |
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A Narrow Strip of Plantation chiefly firs, South of Buists EmbanKment, the property of the Earl of Haddington A strip of Plantation South of the River Tyne, Chiefly Firs, the Property of the Earl of Haddington - |
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FIRTH PLANTATION |
Firth Plantation |
Earl of Haddington Tynninghame House
Mathew Buist Esq. Factor to the Earl of Haddington
Mr. James Graham Schoolmaster Tynninghame
Estate Map of Tynninghame |
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A Strip of Plantation South of the River Tyne, Chiefly Firs, the Property of the Earl of Haddington - |
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FACTORS HOUSE |
Factor's House |
Earl of Haddington Tynninghame House
Mathew Buist Esq. Factor to the Earl of Haddington
Mr. James Graham Schoolmaster Tynninghame
Estate Map of Tynninghame |
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A Very neat Mansion House with Garden and suitable offices Attached, there is a thrashing Mill on the premises propelled by horse power. It is the residence of Mathew Buist Esq. Factor to the Earl of Haddington |
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List of Names collected by James McAnulty CA [Civilian Assistant]
Plan 6 No. 3 Trace 7
Parish of WhiteKirK
[Signed] James McAnulty |
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YOUNG'S KNOWE |
Young's Knowe |
Mr. John Brown Wright Hadderwick Hill
Mr. David Park Tynefield |
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A very small Hill North of West Links Covered with Rough Pasture the Property of Lord Haddington And Occupied by Mr John Brown Wright of Hedderwick Hill. |
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WEST LINKS |
West Links |
Mr. John Brown Wright Hadderwick Hill
Mr. David Park Tynefield |
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An Extensive farm yard and Buildings belonging to Heddwerwick Hill. Lord haddington Proprietor Mr John Brown Wright Tenant. There is a Thrashing Machine propelled by Steam. |
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HEDDERWICK HILL |
Hedderwick Hill |
Mr. John Brown Wright Hadderwick Hill
Mr. David Park Tynefield |
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A spacious farm House the property of Lord Haddington Mr J.B. Wright Tenant The farms of east and West Links have been lately added to the farm attached to it. |
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List of Names collected by James McAnulty
Plan 6C Trace 8
Parish of Dunbar
[Signed] James McAnulty
CA [Civilian Assistant] |
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TYNEFIELD |
Tynefield |
Mr. David Park Tynefield
Mr. George Begby North Belton |
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An excellent farm House with extensive offices and a Large farm Attached, having a Thrashing Mill driven by steam. The property of lord Haddington & occupied by Mr David Park |
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NORTH BELTON |
North Belton |
Mr. David Park Tynefield
Mr. George Begby North Belton |
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A farm house with suitable offices and 8 chains west of it The thrashing Mill is driven by Water power. Robert Hay Esqr. Lenplum Owner & Mr. George Begby Occupier. |
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HEDDERWICK BURN |
Hedderwick Burn |
Mr. David Park Tynefield
Mr. George Begby North Belton |
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A Small Stream which rises near Sunnyside and runs in a N.E [North East] direction until it passes under the Turnpike Road from Dunbar to Lenton, when it takes the name of "Hedderwick Burn" and then runs North until it falls into Belhaven Bay. |
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List of Names collected by James McAnulty
Plan 6C Trace 8
Parish of Dunbar
[Signed] James McAnulty |
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OUR LADY'S WELL (Closed) |
Our Lady's Well |
Mr. Alexander Ramsey Factor to Sir D. Baird
Mr. A.C. Walker Schoolmaster WhiteKirk
Mr. R. Watt WhiteKirK Mains |
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A little to the north of the Church in a Cultivated field is this well, as pointed out by Mr. R. Watt of WhiteKirk Mains who closed it up and laid a sewer from it upwards of 30 years ago. Tradition says it was formerly the resort of famales, under the impression that by drinking of its water barreness was removed, but has long since fallin into disuse. |
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WHITEKIRK HILL |
WhiteKirk Hill |
Mr. Alexander Ramsey Factor to Sir D. Baird
Mr. A.C. Walker Schoolmaster WhiteKirk
Mr. R. Watt WhiteKirk Mains |
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A hill lying west of WhiteKirK The part Situated next the Village presents rather a rocky appearance, while a great portion of the remainder is Covered with furze and rough Pasture, Cultivation has made its way round its base and in some Cases up its sides. |
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List of Names collected by James McAnulty
Plan 6C Trace 1
Parish of WhiteKirk
[Signed] James McAnulty |
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MANSE [Whitekirk] |
Manse |
Mr. Alexander Ramsey Factor to Sir David Baird
Mr. A.C. Walker schoolmaster WhiteKirK
Estate map of WhiteKirk |
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A very neat residence adjacent to WhiteKirk Church with offices and garden attached - The Revd [Reverend] James Lang Minister of WhiteKirk Occupies it. |
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SCHOOL HOUSE (PARISH) |
School House (Parish) |
Mr. Alexander Ramsey Factor to Sir David Baird
Mr. A.C. Walker Schoolmaster WhiteKirk
Estate map of WhiteKirK |
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A plain building with the Master's House and garden attached, The Average Number of Scholars Amount to 40 males and 40 females, who receive the education generally taught at Parish Schools Say. Latin, Greek, French and English. The Master receives the Maximum Salary of £34.4.4 1/2 with about £30 yearly as fees. |
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List of Names collected by James McAnulty
Plan 6C Trace 1
Parish of WhiteKirK
[Signed] James Carpenter
C Asst [Civilian Assistant]
15th. Augt. [August] 1853
[Signed] H James Capt R. E. [Captain Royal Engineers]
[Signed] James McAnulty |
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[volume] 33
OS1/15/33
[stamp] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. STORE SOUTHAMPTON [dated] 20 JUL. [July] 91 -- 19.4.92
C [County] HADDINGTON
PLAN 6C
Names of Parishes -- Pages
Whitekirk,Tynninghame -- 1
Prestonkirk -- 55
Dunbar -- 61 |
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