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PARISH OF HADDINGTON
PLAN 10 C
INDEX
Names of Objects -- Pages
Haddington (Ph [Parish] of) -- 29
Barracks -- 9
Belvidere -- 11
Boars Cleugh -- 25
Clerkington -- 3
Clerkington Mains -- 3
Clovery Road -- 17
Coalston T.P. [Turnpike] -- 18
CocKmilane -- 19
CocKmilane Brae -- 19
Coalston -- 22
Coalston Water -- 23
Clacherdean Wood -- 24
Coalston Mains -- 25
Coalston Wood -- 26
Coalston Tile Works -- 26
CocKles Brae -- 28
CocKles -- 27
Dishup Ha Bridge -- 20
East Port Avenue -- 14
East Port -- 16
[East Port] Lodge -- 16
Grants Braes Bridge -- 5
Grants Braes -- 7
Lennoxlove -- 10
Mains -- 8
Malcolms Lodge -- 16
MonKrig -- 17
Mitchellhall -- 18
MonK Mains -- 20
North Port -- 12
Lodge -- 12
Politicians Walk -- 11
Quarry Park Clump -- 13
Stabstone Loan -- 21
Seggarsdean -- 21
Sandersdean -- 28
Westfield -- 4
Westfield Ford -- 4
Weirds Wood -- 23
Wood End -- 27
West Port -- 11
Gowks Hill -- 24 |
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CLERKINGTON |
ClerKington
ClerKington
ClerKington
ClerKington
ClerKington |
Aleaander McKay
James Balden
John Paxton
Johnston's Map
Forrests Co. [County] Map |
010 |
[Situation] About ⅝ Mile N, W, [North West] by, W, [West] from Lennoxlove
A handsome mansion house with Suitable offices, a large garden, and considerable, well Wooded, demesne Attached And beautifully Situated on the West banK of the River Tyne. The property and residence of Sir Robert Houston Bart. [Baronet] |
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CLERKINGTON MAINS |
ClerKington Mains
ClerKington Mains
ClerKington Mains
ClerKington Mains |
Alexander McKay
James Balden
John Paxton
Co [County] Map
Forrest's Co. [County] Map |
010 |
[Situation] About ⅝ Mile W .N. W. [West North West] from Lennoxlove
A large farm Steading, Consisting of Offices, Thrashing machine &c. & farm servants cottages with a large arable farm attached, in the occupation of the proprietor of ClerKington. |
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Parish of Haddington -- [Page] 3
Form 136
Page 54 -Clerkington
54 - Clerkington Mains |
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WESTFIELD |
Westfield
Westfield
Westfield
Westfield
Westfield |
A. Johnston
D. Stewart
Rent Receipts
List of Ploughgates
Forrest's Co. [County] Map |
010 |
About 1 Mile W, S, W, [West South West] from Lennoxlove
A well constructed house with extensive offices including Threshing machine worKed by Steam power and a large arable farm attached, the property of Lord Blantyre, occupied by Andrew Johnston. |
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WESTFIELD FORD |
Westfield Ford
Westfield Ford Westfield Ford |
Andrew Johnston
D. Stewart |
010 |
[Situation] About 10 Chains North of Westfield
A ford, affording a passage across River Tyne near Westfield, it is passable by Carriages, Cattle &c. There is a wooden bridge adjoining for foot passengers. |
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[Page] 4-- Parish of Haddington
Form 136
Page 53- Westfield
53 - Westfield Ford |
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GRANT'S BRAES BRIDGE |
Grant's Braes Bridge
Grant's Braes Bridge |
James Balden
D. Stewart
Mr Thompson |
010 |
[Situation] About ⅝ Mile W [West] by South from Lennoxlove
A strong stone bridge over Coalston Water on the Road that leads in a Westerly direction from Haddington. It is a county bridge. |
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Parish of Haddington-- [Page] 5
Form 136
Page 49 - Turner's Haugh - scored out
50 - Grant's Braes Bridge |
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Parish of Haddington
[Entries Scored out]
Alder Park
Smithy Park |
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GRANT'S BRAES |
Grant's Braes
Grant's Braes
Grant's Braes
Grant's Brae |
James Balden
D. Stewart
Mr Thompson
Forrest's Co. [County] Map. |
010 |
[Situation] About ½ Mile W. [West] by. North from Lennoxlove
A neat dwellinghouse with a Small garden attached belonging to Lord Blantyre and occupied by Mr Thompson. This name was originally applied to a Steep banK along the South Side of the River opposite Clerkington; its is now chiefly applied to the house lately erected at the S. W. [South West] end of it. The name is well Known. |
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Parish of Haddington -- [Page] 7
Form 136
Page 50 Grant's Braes |
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MAINS |
Mains
Mains
Mains
Mains |
James Balden
D. Stewart
Forrest's Co. [County] Map.
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
010 |
[Situation] About ⅜ Mile N, W, by, W, from Lennoxlove
Farm offices, a thrashing Mill worKed by Steam power &c., attached to Lennoxlove; the property of Lord Blantyre. |
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[Page] 8-- Parish of Haddington.
Form 136
page 47 - Mains
52 - Mains Park - scored out |
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BARRACKS |
Barracks (Site of)
Barracks (Site of) |
James Balden
A. McGregor
D. Stewart |
010 |
[Situation] In the centre of BarracKs ParK
Stables commonly called the BarracKs for the accomodation of Cavalry were erected here in 1745. but they have been removed many years ago, The true term Barracks is still applied to a Small Cottage which Stands on the Site of these Stables. |
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Parish of Haddington -- [Page] 9
Form 136
Page 49 - Barracks
Note. The name BarracKs to be written to the Cottage as it is
well Known by this name But the Site of the Stables
need not be shown on plan as it was an object of no
note. |
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LENNOXLOVE formerly LETHINGTON |
Lennoxlove
Lennoxlove
Lennoxlove
Lennoxlove
Lennox Love |
Lord Blantyre
Co. [County] Map
List of Farms
Fullarton's Gazette
Forrest's Co. [County] map 1799 |
010 |
[situation] About 3/4 Mile W.N.W. [West North West] from Coalston Mains
A large and handsome mansion pleasantly situated on the sides of a gentle sloping hill, and surrounded with a large demesne well wooded with full grown wood and ornamental parks, gardens, orchards &c. The wood appears many hundreds of years old. A square tower forming the west wing of the mansion is very ancient, having been built by the Giffords, and is beleived not to be surpassed in strength or height by any fortalice in the Kingdom. This tower was anciently called Lethington and was long the residence of the Lauderdale family. John Duke of Lauderdale was born and spent most of his days here. The change of the name was made by Alexander Lord Blantyre in honour of, & gratitude to his relation, Frances Duchess of Lennox and Richmond, who by a large bequest enabled him to purchase it. It is the property of Lord Blantyre. |
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[page] 10 -- Parish of Haddington
Form 136
page 51 -Lennoxlove |
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LENNOXLOVE |
Lennoxlove |
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"The illustrious family of Maitland was for many ages seated at Leithington in this parish where the
"famous Duke of Lauderdale was born in 1616 Several of that family are intered in Haddington Church
"particularly John Maitland Baron of Thirlstane Lord High Chancellor of Scotland whose monument is
"graced with an epitaph Composed by his Royal Master James VI." Sinclair's Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] vol [volume] 6 p [page] 542
"Lennoxlove anciently Lethington about a mile to the South of Haddington the seat of Lord Blantyre. Part
"of this Mansion is very ancient having been built by the Giffords. The square tower it is believed is not sur-
"-passed in Strength and height by any fortalice in Scotland. Lethington was long the Chief seat of the Lauder-
"-dale family. Sir Richard Maitland and Secretary Maitland lived here and John Duke of Lauderdale
"was born and spent most of his days in the Same place."
"The change of the name was made by Alexander Lord Blantyre in honour and gratitude to his relation
"and munificent benefactress Frances Duchess of Lennox and Richmond who by a large bequest enabled
"him to purchase it. She was a lady of great beauty and accomplishments and so passionately admired by Charles
"II. that he Sought to honour her by having her person represented on the Coinage under the emblematic figure
"of Britannia." - New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] of Haddington page 5. |
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West Port |
West Port
West Port |
Daniel Stewart
Mr. Johnston |
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[Situation] Westward from Lennoxlove.
The western gate or approach to the mansion house of Lethington or Lennoxlove. |
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"A mile and a quarter south of the town stands the mansion of Lennoxlove anciently Called Lethington
"the seat of Lord Blantyre. Part of it consisting chiefly of a square tower was built by the Giffords
"and dates high in antiquity and as a fortalice is of surpassing Strength and height. Lethington was
"the birthplace and residence of John Duke of Lauderdale the home of Secretary Maitland and Sir
"Richard Maitland and for a long period the chief seat of the Lauderdale family." etc.
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POLITICIANS' WALK |
Politician's WalK
Politician's WalK |
James Balden
D. Stewart. |
010 |
[Situation] A little, E, [East] of Lennoxlove
A Straight alley in Lennoxlove demesne extending Southward from near the mansion to the boundary of the demesne. It is bounded on both Sides by large forest trees. |
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BELVIDERE |
Belvidere
Belvidere Belvidere |
James Balden
D. Stewart
A. McGregor |
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[Situation] About 7 Chains N [North] West from Lennoxlove
This name applies to the Summit of the hill on the Side of which the mansion of Lennoxlove Stands. It is Surrounded with a fence, and planted with fir and other trees. Some years ago in quarrying for Stone a considerable number of Sculls and other human remains were discovered here. which were Supposed to be the remains of those who fell during the Siege of the ancient Castle of Lethington. |
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Parish of Haddington. -- [Page] 11
Form 136
Page 47- Politicians' Walk
52 - Belvidere
[Note] For West Port - See preceding page. |
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NORTH PORT |
North Port
North Port |
James Balden
D. Stewart |
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[situation] About 3/8 Mile N.N. [North North] West from Lennoxlove.
The north entrance to the demesne of Lennoxlove. |
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LODGE [West Port, Lennoxlove] |
North Port Lodge
North Port Lodge |
James Balden
D. Stewart |
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[situation] At the N. [North] side of the Gate named North Port
The porter's lodge at the northern entrance to the demesne of Lennoxlove.
Note. North Port applies to the gate and Lodge applies to the Porters Lodge. |
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Form 136
page 47- North Port
47 North Port Lodge
58 - Salters Bog - scored out
Note. North Port applies
to the gate and Lodge applies
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QUARRYPARK CLUMP |
Quarrypark Clump
Quarrypark Clump |
James Balden
D. Stewart
J. McGregor |
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[situation] On the N.E. [North East] side of Quarry Park
A small plantation of fir and forest trees, in the northeast of the demesne of Lennoxlove. |
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Parish of Haddington -- [page] 13
Form 136
Page 58 Quarry park - scored out
55 Quarry park Clump |
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EAST PORT AVENUE |
East Port Avenue
East Port Avenue
East Port Avenue |
James Balden
D. Stewart
J. McGregor |
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[situation] On the S. [South] side of Quarry Park
The eastern approach to the Mansion of Lennoxlove. It is about 1/4 of a mile in length and lined on each side with trees. |
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Form 136
Page 55 - East Port Avenue
58 - Coldside - Scored out |
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Parish of Haddington
Form 136
Page 55 - Upper Longside - scored out
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MALCOLM'S LODGE |
Malcolm's Lodge
Malcolm's Lodge |
James Balden
Robert Stenhouse |
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[Situation] In the S. [South] East corner of Under Longside
A small cottage used as a porter's lodge, at the western entrance to MonKrigg. |
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LODGE [East Port, Lennoxlove] |
Lodge
Lodge |
James Balden
D. Stewart |
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[Situation] In the N. [North] East corner of Upper Longside
This name applies to the porter's lodge at the eastern entrance to Lennoxlove demesne |
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EAST PORT |
East Port |
James Balden
D. Stewart |
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[Situation] In the N. [North] East corner of Upper Longside
East Port applies to the gate & Lodge to the Porters Lodge, |
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Parish of Haddington
Form 136
Page 56 - Meadow Field - scored out
58 - Malcolm's Lodge
58 - East Port Lodge
[Note] East port to be written to the gateway
on Plan & Lodge to the Porters Lodge |
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CLOVERY ROAD |
Clovery Road
Clovery Road
Clovery Road |
James Balden
D. Stewart
Robert Stenhouse |
010 |
[Situation] On the N. [North] East Side of Lennoxlove Demesne
A small portion of road extending eastwards from East Port Lodge to Monk Mains. It is in bad repair and overgrown with grass. It is the property of the Corporation of Haddington. |
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MONKRIG |
Monkrigg
Monkrigg
Monkrigg
Monkrig
Monkrig
Monkrig |
John Richardson
J. Johnston
History of Haddingtonshire
Co. [County] Map (Johnston's)
List of Ploughgates
Forrest's Co. [County] Map |
010 |
[Situation] About 3/4 Mile E. [East] by North from Lennoxlove
A handsome and Commodious mansion, with suitable offices, thrashing machine, gardens, ornamental grounds, and an arable farm attached; the property and occasional residence of the Hon [Honourable] Mrs. Keith. |
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Parish of Haddington
Form 136
Page 56 Clovery Road
59 MonKrigg |
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COALSTON T.P. |
Coalston Toll Bar
Coalston Toll Bar |
Rate Board
George Black |
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[Situation] About 23 Chains S. [South] East from Monkrig
A toll bar with house for Collector, the property of the Road Trustees. |
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MITCHELHALL |
Mitchellhall
Mitchellhall
Mitchellhall
Mitchelhall
Mitchelhall |
John Johnston
George Black
Rent Receipts
Johnston's Map
Forrest's Co. [County] map 1799 |
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[Situation] About 18 chains East from Monkrig
A dwelling house with some offices, and a small garden attached, The property of Hon [Honourable] Mrs. Keith and occupied by John Johnston. |
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Parish of Haddington
Form 136
Page 56 - Coalston TP [Turn pike]
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COCKMILANE |
Cock-mi-lane
Cock-mi-lane
Cock-mi-lane |
Robert Stenhouse
John Johnston
D. Stewart |
010 |
[Situation] About 5 Chains N. [North] West from Mitchellhall
This name applies to a Small Cottage a short distance north of Mitchellhall, at the eastern entrance to the mansion of MonKrigg, and now used as a porter's lodge. The name is Said to be very old, and it is Well Known in the neighbourhood. |
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COCKMILANE BRAE |
Cock-mi-lane Brae. |
Robert Stenhouse
John Johnston |
010 |
[Situation] It extends from MonK Mains to the Bridge A little N. [North] of of Coalston, T, P. [Turn Pike]
A Steep brae eastward of MonKrig over which the road from Haddington to Gifford passes. The name applies that portion of the Road extending from the bridge S. W. [South West] of Mitchellhall, northward untill within 13 chains of MonK Mains. |
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Parish of Haddington. -- [Page] 19
Form 136
Page 60 Cockmilane
60 Cockmilane Brae
[Note] This name to be written without the hyphens as there is no good
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MONK MAINS |
MonK Mains
MonK Mains |
John Richardson
James Balden |
010 |
[Situation] About ½ Mile N. [North] by West from Monkrig
A farm house, with Offices, thrashing Mill worked by Steam power and an arable farm attached. The property of the Hon. [Honourable] Mr Keith. |
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DISHUP HA' BRIDGE |
Dishup Ha' Bridge |
Robert Stenhouse
John Johnstone
D. Stewart |
010 |
[Situation] About 5 Chains N. [North] West from Monk Mains
A Small stone bridge near MonK Mains on the road leading from Haddington to Gifford. It is a County bridge. |
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[Page] 20-- Parish of Haddington.
Form 136
Page 57- Monk Mains
57 - Dishup Ha' Bridge |
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STABSTONE LOAN |
Stabstone Loan
Stabstone Loan Stabstone Loan |
Robert Stenhouse
John Johnston
George Black |
010 |
[Situation] About ½ Mile East from Cockmilane
A Small extent of old road in bad repair and seldom used except as a foot Path. |
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SEGGARSDEAN |
Seggarsdean
Seggarsdean
Seggarsdean
Seggars dean
Seggars dean |
Rent Receipts
William Donaldson
Robert Stenhouse
List of Farms
Co [County] Map |
010 |
[Situation] About ¾ Mile N. N. E. [North North East] from MonKrig
A farm house with offices, a thrashing mill worKed by Steam power, and an arable farm attached; the property of the Earl of Dalhousie and occupied by William Donaldson. |
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Parish of Haddington -- [Page] 21
Form 136
Page 59 - Stabstone Loan
57- Seggarsdean |
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COALSTON |
Coalston
Coalston
Coalston
Coalstoun |
Mr Straiton
J. Balden
List of Ploughgates Johnston's Map of Co [County] |
010 |
[Situation] About ⅝ Mile South from Lennoxlove
An elegant mansion, with offices, garden, and ornamental ground attached, pleasantly Situated on a Small eminence in a Small but neatly laid out enclosure planted with trees Many of which are of a large [growth] and Majestic appearance; the property of the Marquis of Dalhousie. There is a strange heirloom [with] which the welfare of the family was [formerly] Said to be connected , namely - a pear which has existed in all probability, five hundred years; it has been removed Some time ago to Dalhousie Castle. |
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Form 136
Page 61 - Coalston |
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COALSTON WATER |
Coalston Burn
Coalston Burn
Coalston Water |
J Campbell
James Balden
See Name Book Plan 15A |
010 |
[Situation] Runs through the Demesne of Coalston
A considerable stream having its source near the summit of of Lammermuir Hills. And flowing in a Northerly direction . And falling into the River Tyne Near Lennoxlove; |
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WEIRDS WOOD |
Weirds Wood
Weirds Wood |
William Campbell
James Balden |
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[Situation] At the South end. of Coalston Demesne
A large belt of plantation consisting of Fir & forrest trees. situated about ¼ Mile South of Coalston House: |
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Form 136
page 48- Coalston Water
62- Weirds Wood |
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CLACHERDEAN WOOD |
Clacherdean Wood
Clacherdean Wood |
William Campbell
James Balden |
010 |
[Situation] A little south of Clacherdean
An extensive plantation Consisting of Fir & forrest trees on the Estate of Coalston; about ½ Mile South of the Mansion |
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Form 136
Page 62 - Clacherdean Wood
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BOAR'S CLEUGH |
Boar's Cleugh
Boar's Cleugh |
William Campbell
Robert Stenhouse |
010 |
[Situation] About ½ Mile East from Coalston
A small ravine Surrounded by a fence, and planted with trees, with a small stream flowing through it. |
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COALSTON MAINS |
Coalston Mains
Coalston Mains
Coalston Mains |
Mr Straiton
Mr J. Russel
List of Ploughgates |
010 |
[Situation] About ¾ Mile E. [East] S. [South] East from Lennoxlove
A large and well constructed farm house, with extensive Offices. Thrashing Mill worKed by Steam power, and a large arable farm attached; 'occupied by John Russel: the property of the marquis of Dalhousie. |
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Form 136
page 62- Boar's Cleugh
63- Coalston Mains |
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COALSTON WOOD |
Coalston Wood
Coalston Wood
Coalston Wood
Coalston Wood |
Robert Stenhouse
John Johnston
Mr Straiton
James Balden |
010 |
[Situation] About ⅜ Mile S. [South] East from Coalston Mains
An extensive plantation of fir and forest trees, on the estate of Coalston; the property of the Marquis of Dalhousie. |
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COALSTON TILE WORKS |
Coalston Tile WorKs
Coalston Tile WorKs
Coalston Tile WorKs
Coalston Tile WorKs |
Robert Sten house
John Johnston
Mr Straiton
James Balden |
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[Situation] At the S, [South] East end of Coalston Wood
WorKs for the manufacture of drainage tiles, with a Saw mill attached. The property of the Earl of Dalhousie. |
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[Page] 26-- Parish of Haddington.
Form 136
Page 63- Coalston Wood
63- Coalston Tile Works |
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COCKLES |
CocKles
CocKles
CocKles |
Mr Russell
Robert Stenhouse
John Johnston |
010 |
[Situation] About ¼ Mile East from Coalston Mains
A row of Cottages with Smithy attached, on the west Side of the road leading from Haddington to Gifford; occupied by farm Servants; the property of the Marquis of Dalhousie. |
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WOODEND |
Woodend
Woodend
Woodend |
A. Russel
Robert Stenhouse
John Young |
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[Situation] A little East from Coalston Wood
Two small Cottages on the Coalston estate, occupied by a gameKeeper and a forester. ; the property of the Marquis of Dalhousie. |
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Form 136
page 64- CocKles
68- Woodend |
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SANDERSDEAN |
Sandersdean
Sandersdean
Sandersdean
Sandersdean |
Mr. Russel
Robert Stenhouse
John Johnston
List of Farms Co. [County] Hadd: [Haddington] |
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[Situation] About 10 Chains East from Cockles
A few Small Cottages on the South Side of the road leading from Coalston Mains to Renton Hall. Sir Peter Laurie lately Lord Mayor of London was born and spent a considerable part of his early days in this place. |
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Cockles Brae
Cockles Brae
Cockles Brae |
A Ross
Robert Stenhouse
John Young |
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[Situation] It extends from Cockles to the N.E. [North-East] end of Coalston Wood
A steep brae extending from Cockles to the north east Corner of Coalston Wood, over which the road leading from Haddington to Gifford passes. |
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HADDINGTON |
Parish of Haddington |
See Name Book Plan 9D |
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[Situation] About the centre of the County.
For Descriptive Remarks See Name Book Plan 9 D |
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PARISH OF BOLTON
PLAN 10C
INDEX
Names of Objects -- Pages
Bolton (Parish of) -- 38
Coalston Bridge -- 37
Parkend -- 36
River Tyne -- 35
South Port -- 35
Lodge -- 36
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RIVER TYNE |
River Tyne |
See Name Book Plan 14B |
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[Situation] At the W. [West] end of the Plan
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SOUTH PORT |
South Port
South Port
South Port |
James Balden
D. McGregor
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
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[Situation] In the S. [South] East Corner of the Kenel Park
The south entrance leading to Lennoxlove. |
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Parish of Bolton
Form 136
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PARKEND |
ParKend
ParKend
ParKend |
James Balden
D. McGregor
Johnston's Co [County] Map |
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[Situation] In the, S, [South] corner of Kennel ParK
Three labourers Cottages in the S. W. [South West] of Lennoxlove demesne, the property of Lord Blantyre. |
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LODGE [South Port, Lennoxlove] |
South Port Lodge |
James Balden
D. McGregor |
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[Situation] In the S. [South] East Corner of the Kenel ParK
A porter lodge at the "South Port" or gate leading to Lennoxlove. |
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Form 136
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SOUTH PORT PLANTATION |
South Port Plantation |
James Balden
A. McGregor |
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[Situation] On the, E, [East] side of South Port Lodge
A plantation of forest trees and copse wood in the South of Lennoxlove demesne and immediately east of South Port. |
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COALSTON BRIDGE |
Coalston Bridge |
James Balden
A McGregor |
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[Situation] A little East of South Port Plantation
A Strong Stone bridge over Coalston Water on the road between Lennoxlove and Coalston It is a county bridge. |
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PARISH OF BOLTON |
Parish of Bolton |
See Name Book Plan 14D |
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[Situation] In the S.Wn. [South Western] portion of the Co. [County] Haddington
For Descriptive Remarks See name Book Plan 14D |
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PARISH OF MORHAM
PLAN 10 C
INDEX
Names of Objects -- Pages
Morham (Parish of) -- 45
Collier Houses -- 44
Rentonhall Tile Works -- 43
Rentonhall -- 44
The Dean -- 43
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THE DEAN |
The Dean
The Dean |
A. Ross
R. Stenhouse |
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[Situation] About 1/4 Mile W. [West] of West Morham
A small rocky ravine, covered with underwood, situated a short distance S.E. [South East] of Sandersdean |
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RENTONNALL TILE WORKS |
Rentonhall
Tile Works |
John Reid Esq.
A. Ross |
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[Situation] About 1/4 Mile N [North] of West Morham
Works for the manufacture of drainage tiles, worked by Steam power. The tiles are used by the Proprietor John Reid Esqr. |
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RENTONIALL |
Rentonhall
Rentonhall
Rentonhall |
John Reid Esqr.
A. Ross.
List of Farms Co. [County] 0f Haddington |
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[Situation] A little N [North] of Rentonhall Tile Works
A handsome dwellinghouse with offices attached; pleasantly situated and surrounded with trees and shrubbery.
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COLLIER HOUSES |
Collier Houses
Collier Houses
Collier Houses |
A. Ross
Robert Stenhouse
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
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[Situation] A little S.W. [South West] of Rentonhall Tile Works.
A few cottages on the South Side of the road near Rentonhall. They are the property of John Reid Esqr. and occupied by persons employed by him. |
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Form 136
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WEST MORHAM |
West Morham
West Morham
West Morham |
James Aitchinson
A. Ross
List of Farms Co. [County] Haddington |
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[Situation] About 1/4 Mile S [South] of Collier Houses
A well constructed farm house, with offices, threshing machine, garden and arable farm attached. The property of James Aitchinson Esqr. of Moreham and in his possession. |
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Form 136
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POLITICIANS' WALK |
Politician's Walk |
James Balden Forester Lennoxlove
D Stewart Gamekeeper Lennoxlove |
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A staright [straight] alley in Lennoxlove demesne, and extending from near the house, Southward to the boundary of the demesne. it is bounded on both Sides by lofty forest trees. - |
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NORTH PORT |
North Port |
James Balden Forester Lennoxlove
D Stewart Gamekeeper Lennoxlove |
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NORTH PORT LODGE |
North Port Lodge |
James Balden Forester Lennoxlove
D Stewart Gamekeeper Lennoxlove |
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[Entry scored out and feint pencil note] The Porters Lodge at the entrance to the demesne of Lennoxlove |
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MAINS |
Mains |
James Balder Forester Lennoxlove
D Stewart Gamekeeper Lennoxlove |
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Farm offices - a thrashing mill worked by Steam &c. belonging to Lord Blantyre and attached to Lennoxlove. [Note in pencil] attached to Lennoxlove & the property of Lord Blantyre |
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Farm offices - a thrashing mill worked by Steam &c. belonging to Lord Blantyre and attached to Lennoxlove. |
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COALSTON BURN |
Coalston Burn |
J. Campbell. Gardener. Coalston
James Balden Forrester. Lennoxlove
D Stewart Gamekeeper Lennoxlove. |
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A considerable Stream having its Source near the Summit of the Lammermoor Hills. and flowing northwards through the Phs. [Parishes] of Yester, Bolton &c. and faling into the Tyne near Lennoxlove. This name applies to that portion of it extending from Bolton, Northward through the lands of Coalston and Lennoxlove till it joins the River Tyne - |
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SMITHY PARK |
Smithy Park. |
J. Campbell. Gardener. Coalston
James Balden Forrester. Lennoxlove
D. Stewart Gamekeeper. Lennoxlove. |
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A field in the North west Side of Lennoxlove demesne, immediately west of the Mains. |
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TURNER'S HAUGH |
Turner's Haugh |
James Balden Forester Lennoxlove
A. McGreggor Gardener. Lennoxlove
D. Stewart. Gardener. Lennoxlove |
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A green field interspersed with trees, and Situated in the South Side of Lennoxlove. |
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ALDER PARK |
Alder Park |
James Balden Forester Lennoxlove
A. McGreggor. Gardener. Lennoxlove
D. Stewart. Gardener. Lennoxlove |
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A large green field interspersed with Alder trees &c. in the north west corner of Lennoxlove demesne. |
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BARRACKS PARK |
Barracks Park |
James Balden Forester Lennoxlove
A. McGreggor. Gardener. Lennoxlove
D. Stewart. Gardener. Lennoxlove |
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A green field interspersed with trees of various kinds, on the N.W. [North West] Side of Lennoxlove house |
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BARRACKS |
Barracks
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James Balden Forester Lennoxlove
A. McGreggor. Gardener. Lennoxlove
D. Stewart. Gardener. Lennoxlove |
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Stables, commonly called. the "Barracks", for the accommodation of Cavalry, were erected here in 1745; but they have been removed many years ago. The term Barracks is still applied to a Small Cottage which Stands on the Site of these Stables |
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Plan 10.C. Trace 1
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GRANT'S BRAES |
Grants Braes |
James Balden Forester Lennoxlove
D. Stewart Gamekeeper Lennoxlove
Mr Thompson Occupier Grants Braes |
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A neat dwelling house with a Small garden attached belonging to Lord Blantyre This name was originally applied to a Steep bank. along the South Side of the river & opposite Clerkington. - It is now chiefly applied to a house lately erected at the South West end of it - The name is well known - |
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GRANT'S BRAES BRIDGE |
Grant's Braes Bridge
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James Balden Forester Lennoxlove
D. Stewart Gamekeeper Lennoxlove
Mr Thompson Occupier Grants Braes |
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A strong stone bridge over Coalston Burn. on the road leading from Haddington, (South Westward) South Side of the River Tyne, and belonging to the County Road Trustees - |
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LENNOXLOVE formerly LETHINGTON |
Lennoxlove |
Lord Blantyre Lennoxlove |
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A large and handsome Mansion, pleasantly situated on the side of a gentle sloping hill - and Surrounded with majestic forest trees, evidently many hundred years old - A Square tower forming the west wing of the Mansion, is very ancient., having been built by the Giffords. and is believed not to be surpassed in Strength or height by any fortalice in the Kingdom - This tower was anciently Called Lethington, and waslong the residence of the Lauderdale family - John Duke of Lauderdale was born and spent most of his days here. - The Change of the name was made by Alexander Lord Blantyre in honour of, and gratitude to his relation. Frances Duchess of Lennox and Richmond - who by a large bequest enabled him to purchase it - The house is surrounded by an extensive demesne enclosed by a Stone wall, and is the property of Lord Blantyre - |
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BELVIDERE |
Belvedere |
James Balden Forester Lennoxlove
D. Stewart Gamekeeper. Lennoxlove
A. McGreggor. Gardiner. Lennoxlove
Robert Stenhouse Sandersdean |
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This name applies to the Summit of the hill - on which, Lennoxlove Stands. - It is Surrounded with a fence. and is interspersed with fir and forest trees. Some years ago, in quarrying for Stone, a Considerable number of Skulls and other human remains were discovered.[here] - which were Supposed to be the remains of those who fell during the time the Castle was besieged - |
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MAINS PARK |
Mains. Park |
James Balden Forester Lennoxlove
D. Stewart Gamekeeper Lennoxlove |
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A green field in the north Side of Lennoxlove demesne and immediately North of Belvidere |
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WESTFIELD |
Westfield |
Mr. A. Johnston. Westfield.
Rent Receipts -
D Stewart Gamekeeper. Lennoxlove. |
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A [small and slated] farm house with extensive offices. - [including] a threshing mill worked by Steam power and a large arable farm attached: - the property of Lord Blantyre, and Occupied by Andrew Johnston. |
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WESTFIELD FORD |
Westfield Ford |
Mr. Johnston Westfield
D Stewart Gamekeeper Lennoxlove |
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A ford [affording a passage across] the River Tyne near Westfield, for [possibly] horses Carriages. Cattle &c. There is a wooden bridge adjoining for foot passengers - |
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CLERKINGTON |
Clerkington |
History of Haddington
Mr. Alexander McKay Rosehall [Mains]
James Balden Forester Lennoxlove
John Paxton Clerkington |
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A handsome Mansion ho [house] with Suitable offices, a large garden, and a considerable [well wooded] demesne attached - and beautifully Situated on the [west] bank of the River Tyne. It is the property and residence of Sir Robert Houstoun Bart: [Baronet] |
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CLERKINGTON MAINS |
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Mr. Alexander McKay Rosehall [Mains]
James Balden Forester Lennoxlove
John Paxton Clerkington |
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Extensive farm offices, with a thrashing machine and Some Cottages attached, belonging to Sir. R. Houstoun These offices, and land attached, are in the hands of the proprietor.
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A large farm steading consisting of offices thrashing machine &c -- cottage with a large farm of arable land attd [attached]in the occupation of the Proprietor [Sir R. Houstoun] Clerkington |
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Plan 10C Trace 1
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QUARRYPARK CLITIP |
Quarrypark Clump. |
James Balden Forester. Lennoxlove.
D. Stewart Gamekeeper. Lennoxlove.
J. Macgeggor. Lennoxlove. |
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A plantation of fir and forest trees in the north east end of Lennoxlove demesne |
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EAST PORT AVENUE |
East Port Avenue |
James Balden Forester. Lennoxlove
D. Stewart Gamekeeper. Lennoxlove.
J. Macgeggor. Lennoxlove. |
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A very fine wooded Avenue leading from "East Port Lodge" to Lennoxlove. [Replaced by pencil note] The eastern approach to the mansion of Lennoxlove - It is about 1/4 of a mile in length and [lined on each side with trees] |
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UPPER LONGSIDE |
Upper Longside |
James Balden Forester. Lennoxlove.
D. Stewart Gamekeeper. Lennoxlove.
J. Macgeggor. Lennoxlove. |
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A Cultivated field Situated in the east end of Lennoxlove demesne |
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UNDER LONGSIDE |
Under Longside |
James Balden Forester. Lennoxlove.
D. Stewart Gamekeeper. Lennoxlove.
J. Macgeggor. Lennoxlove. |
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A Cultivated field Situated in the east end of Lennoxlove demesne. |
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MEADOW FIELD |
Meadow Field |
James Balden Forester. Lennoxlove.
D. Stewart Gamekeeper Lennoxlove |
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An enclosed grass field in the South east end of Lennoxlove demesne |
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CLOVERY ROAD |
Cloverly Road |
James Balden Forester. Lennoxlove.
D. Stewart Gamekeeper Lennoxlove
Robert Stenhouse Sandersdean |
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An occupation road in bad repair, extending from Monk Mains Westward to Lennoxlove demesne, it is overgrown with grass and belongs to the Corporation of Haddington. |
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COALSTON T.P. |
Coalston Toll Bar |
Act of Parliament
Ticket on the Collectors house
George Black Collector Coalston Toll Bar |
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A toll bar. and Collector's Lodge for collecting toll - Situated about 25 Chains S.E. [South East] of Monkrigg, belonging to the Road Trustees
[Pencil Note] Little house for collecting -- the road [rates] |
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SEGGARSDEAN |
Seggarsdean |
Rent Receipts.
William Donaldson. Farmer. Seggarsdean.
Robert Stenhouse. Sandersdean. |
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A farm house with offices a thrashing mill worked by Steam, and an arable farm attached - the property of the Earl of Dalhousie. and in the occupation of William Donaldson. |
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MONK MAINS |
Monk Mains |
John Richardson Esqr. Haddington
James Balden Forester Lennoxlove |
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A dwelling house, with offices - a thrashing Machine, and an arable farm attached the property of the Honble. [Honourable] Mrs. Keith. and in the possession of. |
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DISHUP HA' BRIDGE |
Dishup. Ha: Bridge.
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Robert Stenhouse Sandersdean.
John Johnstone Carpenter. Mitchellhall.
D. Stewart Gamekeeper. Lennoxlove |
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A Small Stone bridge near Monk Mains, on the main road leading from Haddington to Moreham - Gifford &c. |
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MALCOLM'S LODGE |
Malcolm's Lodge |
James Balden. Forester Lennoxlove
Robert Stenhouse Sandersdean |
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A Small Cottage, used as a lodge for the Gate keeper at the enterance to Monkrigg from the Westward. |
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LODGE [East Port, Lennoxlove] |
East Port. Lodge. |
James Balden. Forester. Lennoxlove.
D. Stewart Gamekeeper Lennoxlove |
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COLDSIDE |
Coldside |
James Balden. Forester. Lennoxlove
D. Stewart Gamekeeper Lennoxlove |
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A enclosed field Situated in the N.E. [North East] corner of Lennoxlove. demesne. |
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SALTERS BOG |
Salters Bog |
James Balden. Forester. Lennoxlove.
D Stewart Gamekeeper Lennoxlove. |
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A enclosure Situated in the N.E. [North East] Corner of Lennoxlove demesne. and adjoining "Coldside" on the West. |
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QUARRY PARK |
Quarry Park |
James Balden. Forester. Lennoxlove.
D Stewart Gamekeeper Lennoxlove |
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A small enclosed grass field in the north east part of Lennoxlove demesne. |
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Plan 10 C Trace 2.
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MONKRIG |
Monkrigg. |
John Richardson Esqr. Haddington.
Mr. J Johnston. Mitchellhall.
History of Haddington Shire |
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A handsome &. Commodious Mansion, with Suitable offices; a Thrashing machine, a good Garden, and neat ornamental grounds - And an Arable farm attached: the property and occasional residence of the Honble. [Honourable] Mrs Keith. |
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MITCHELHALL |
Mitchellhall |
John Johnston Mitchellhall
George. Black. Coalston Toll Bar.
Rent Receipts. |
010 |
A dwelling house with some offices and a Small garden attached, the property of. The Honble. [Honourable] Mrs. Keith. and occupied by John Johnston - |
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STABSTONE LOAN |
Stabstone Loan |
Robert Stenhouse Sandersdean
John Johnston Mitchellhall
George Black. Collector Coalston Toll Bar. |
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An old road in very bad repair and Seldom or never used, only as a foot-path. I have made enquiries about the origin of this name. but could not ascertain it - |
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Plan 10 C Trace 2.
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COCKMILANE |
Cock-mi-lane |
Robert Stenhouse Sandersdean
John Johnston Carpenter Mitchellhall
D. Stewart Gamekeeper Lennoxlove |
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This name applies to a Small Cottage a little to the north of Mitchellhall and now used as a Lodge, at the entrance to Monkrigg - The name is Said to be very old. it is well known in the neighbourhood - |
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COCKMILANE BRAE |
Cock-mi-lane Brae |
Robert Stenhouse Sandersdean
John Johnston. Carpenter. Mitchellhall |
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A steep brae eastward of Monkrigg. over which the road from Haddington to Gifford passes. The name applies to that portion of the turnpike road extending from the bridge S.W. [South West] of Mitchellhall; northward till within 13 Chains of Monk Mains. |
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Plan 10.C. - Trace 2.
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COALSTON |
Coalston |
Mr. Straiton Land Stewart Coalston
Mr. J. Balden Forester Lennoxlove
Address on Letter Written by the Factor to Mr Campbell Gardener Coalston |
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A handsome mansion pleasantly Situated on a Small eminence, and Surrounded with majestic trees, some of which are Scotch pines, Said to be very old, and among the finest in the Country - There is a strange heirloom with which the welfare of the family was, formerly, said to be connected - namely - a pear - which has existed in all probability, five hundred years - It has been removed, sometime ago to Dalhousie Castle. - There are Suitable offices, and a good garden &c attached to the house - The present proprietor is the Markuis of Dalhousie - |
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List of Names collected by John McDiarmid C.A. [Civilian Assistant] -- [page] 61
Plan 10 C Trace 3
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WEIRDS WOOD |
Weirds Wood |
William Campbell Gardener, Coalston
Mr. J. Balden, Forester, Lennoxlove |
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A long belt of a plantation of fir and forest trees about a 1/4 of a mile South of Coalston |
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CLACHERDEAN WOOD |
Clacherdean Wood |
William Campbell Gardener, Coalston
Mr. J. Balden. Forester. Lennoxlove |
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An extensive plantation of fir and forest trees on Coalston estate, and about 1/2 mile South of Coalston |
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BOAR'S CLEUGH |
Boar's Cleugh |
William Campbell. Gardener Coalston
Robert Stenhouse Sandersdean |
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A small cleugh or ravine Surrounded with a fence & planted with trees, with a Small Stream running through it |
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CLACHERDEAN |
Clacherdean |
William Campbell. Gardener Coalston
Robert Stenhouse Sandersdean
James Balden Forrester Lennoxlove |
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Plan 10 C. Trace 3
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COALSTON MAINS |
Coalston Mains |
Mr. Straiton Land Stewart to Earl Dalhousie
Mr. J. Russell Coalston Mains |
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A large and Commodious farm house with extensive offices - a thrashing mill worked by Steam and a large arable farm, attached It is the property of the Earl of Dalhousie, and is in the possession of J Russell. |
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COALSTON WOOD |
Coalston Wood |
Robert Stenhouse. Sandersdean
John Johnston Mitchellhall
Mr Straiton Land Stewart Coalston.
James Balden Forester Lennoxlove |
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An extensive plantation of Fir, Forest, & Copse trees on the estate of Coalston The property of the Earl of Dalhousie |
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COALSTON TILE WORKS |
Coalston Tile Works |
Robert Stenhouse Sandersdean
John Johnston Mitchellhall.
Mr Straiton Land Stewart Coalston.
James Balden Forester Lennoxlove |
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Works for manufacturing of drainage tiles chiefly - There is also a Saw Mill, attached - the Whole works are done by Machinery and Steam. |
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Plan 10C - Trace 4.
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COCKLES |
Cockles |
Mr. Russell Farmer Coalston Mains
Robert Stenhouse Sandersdean
John Johnston Carpenter Mitchellhall |
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A row of cottages, and a Smithy, on the west side of the turnpike road from Haddington to Gifford - the Cottages belong to Coalston Mains. and are occupied by farm labourers. |
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SANDERSDEAN |
Sandersdean |
Mr. Russell Farmer Coalston Mains
Robert Stenhouse Sandersdean
John Johnston Carpenter Mitchellhall |
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About six poor Cottages on the South side of the road leading from Coalston Mains to Renton Hall - Sir Peter Lamie - lately Lord Mayor of London was born and spent a considerable part of his early days in this place - |
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THE DEAN |
Dean |
Mr A Ross Land Stewart West Moreham
Mr. R. Stenhouse Sandersdean |
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A rocky Cleugh or ravine, covered with Copse and underwood - Situated on the South of Sandersdean - |
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Plan 10.C. Trace 4
Parish of Haddington - Cockles and Sandersdean
Parish of Haddington & Moreham - Dean |
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South Port Plantation |
South Port Plantation |
James Balden Forester. Lennoxlove.
A. McGregor. Gardener. Lennoxlove |
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A plantation of forest trees. and Copse wood. in the South Side of Lennoxlove demesne, and immediately east of the South Port. |
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LUCERNE HAUGH |
Lucerne Haugh |
James Balden. Forester. Lennoxlove.
A. McGregor. Gardener. Lennoxlove |
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A small enclosure in the S [South] side of Lennoxlove demesne, and on the W. [West] side of Coalston Burn - |
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COALSTON BRIDGE |
Coalston Bridge
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James Balden. Forester. Lennoxlove
A. McGregor. Gardener. Lennoxlove |
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A substantial Stone bridge over Coalston Burn, and on the road between Lennoxlove and Coalstoun. It is the property of the County Road Trustees - . |
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Plan 10.C. Trace 1
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PARKEND |
Parkend |
Mr. James Balden Forester Lennoxlove
Mr. D McGregor Gamekeeper, Lennoxlove |
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Three Cottage dwelling houses situated at the S.W. [South West] end of Lennoxlove demesne, belonging to Lord Blantyre, and occupied by some of the hands employed about the demesne. |
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SOUTH PORT |
South Port |
Mr. James Balden Forester Lennoxlove
Mr. D McGregor Gamekeeper, Lennoxlove |
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The south entrance leading to Lennoxlove. |
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LODGE [South Port, Lennoxlove] |
South Port Lodge |
Mr. James Balden Forester Lennoxlove
Mr. D. McGregor Gamekeeper, Lennoxlove |
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The Gatekeepers lodge at the South Port or gate leading to Lennoxlove |
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KENNEL PARK |
Kennel Park |
Mr. James Balden Forester Lennoxlove
Mr. D. McGregor Gamekeeper Lennoxlove |
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A large field in the S W [South West] end of Lennoxlove demesne, the Kennel. & Gamekeepers house Stand in the N. [North] end of it. |
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Plan 10C. Trace 1
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RENTONHALL |
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John Reid Esqr. Proprietor
Mr A Ross Land Steward West Moreham |
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A handsome dwelling house pleasantly Situated and Surrounded with trees and Shrubbery. There are also some offices contiguous. - It is the property of John Reid Esqr. Merchant Edinr. [Edinburgh] The house is unoccupied |
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RENTONHALL TILE WORKS |
Rentonhall Tile Works |
John Reid Esqr. Proprietor
Mr A Ross Land Steward West Moreham |
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A tile Manufactory, worked by Steam; all the tiles made here are for farming purposes and are used by the proprietor, John Reid Esqr. |
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WEST MORHAM |
West Morham |
James Aitchinson Esqr. of Moreham
Mr. A Ross Land Stewart. West Moreham |
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A dwelling house with offices, a Thrashing Machine, a garden and an arable farm attached The property of James Aitchinson Esqr. of Moreham and is in his possession. - |
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Plan 10.C. Trace 4
Parish of Moreham |
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WOODEND |
Woodend |
Mr. A. Ross. Land Stewart West Moreton
Mr. Robert Stenhouse Sandersdean
John Young, Labourer, Coalston Mains |
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Two, small Cottage dwellings belonging to the Earl of Dalhousie, and occupied by the Gamekeeper and Forester. |
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COLLIER HOUSES |
Collier Houses |
Mr. A. Ross. Land Stewart West Moreton
Mr. Robert Stenhouse Sandersdean
John Young, Labourer, Coalston Mains |
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About four or five Cottage dwellings on the Road Side near Rentonhall, and occupied by persons in the employment of John Reid Esq. of Rentonhall - whose property they are - |
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COCKLES BRAE |
Cockles Brae |
Mr A. Ross. Land Stewart West Moreton
Mr. Robert Stenhouse Sandersdean
John Young, Labourer, Coalston Mains |
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A steep brae from "Cockles" to the North east corner of "Coalston Wood" The name is applied to the road - |
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Plan 10.C. Trace 4
Parish of Moreham - Woodend and Collier Houses
Parish of Haddington - Cockles Brae
[signed] James Carpenter C Asst. [Civilian Assistant]
15th Augt. [August] 1853
[signed] H. James Cap RE [Captain Royal Engineers]
31 Octr [October] 1853 |
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[volume] 43
Co. [County] HADDINGTON
PLAN 10 C
Names of Parishes -- Pages
Haddington -- 1
Bolton -- 33
Morham -- 41
[stamped] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S.STORE SOUTHAMPTON 19 APR. 92 |
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