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[Page] 1 Parish of Cleish 30C.
Index
Name of Objects -- Pages
Parish of Cleish -- 15
Arlick Wood -- 11
Black Loch -- 4
Bambricks Wood -- 13
Blairadam Park -- 15
Cleish Hills -- 3
Comb Craigs -- 3
Cowden Hill -- 9
Cowden Wood -- 9
Craigencat Dean -- 10
Dumglow -- 3
Dow Loch -- 4
Dowies Walls -- 6
Dumglow supposed British Fastness -- 3
Dowhill Muir -- 7
Dean Wood -- 10
Glen Wood -- 12
Horse Shoe Wood -- 13
Kelty Burn -- 12
Loch Glow -- 5
Lurg Bridge -- 6
Loutenstane Wood -- 11
My Lord's Well -- 5
Meldrum Hill -- 7
Outh & Nivingston District Trust No.4 -- 8
Pieries Burn Wood -- 11
Stell Wood -- 13
Squires Wood -- 14
The Inneans -- 16
The Lead -- 5
The Millstone Quarry (Sandstone) -- 9
Millstone Cottage --10
The Glen -- 12
The Hill Wood -- 14
White Angle Wood -- 14 |
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Dumglow (A supposed British Fastness) |
Dumglow
Dumglow
Dumglow
Dumglow
Dumglow
Dumglow |
Mr. Young near Cleish Castle
Map of Estate
Old Map of Estate
Mr. McDonald Kingsseat
Blairadam Estate Map
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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[situation] 1½ Mile N.W. [North West] of Kingsseat farm house.
A large rocky pasture hill the Culminating point of a range well known by the name of "Cleish Hills" |
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CLEISH HILLS |
Cleish Hills
Cleish Hills
Cleish Hills
Cleish Hills
Cliesh Hills
Cleish Hills
Cleish Hills |
Andrew Dowie Esqr. Factor for Blairadam
History of Dunfermline
James Arnot Bowleys
Mr. Young Cleish Castle
Old Map of Cleish
Knox's Map 1820
New Stat Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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[situation] One mile N.W. [North West] of Kingsseat farm house.
A tolerable large range of hills extending from Road No.4 of the Outh and Nivingston district Trust, Westward by Dumglow the highest point of the Range, to the South Western Corner of the parish of Cleish. |
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[page] 1a Parish of Cleish
Note: "Upon several of the hills there are
the remains of forts, which appear to have been
constructed with a great deal of labour. They are Supposed
to have been the work of the romans, and to have formed part
of a chain of posts, running from East to West, intended to defend
their Conquests against the incursions of the people from the North.
They are found in four places of the parish. The most remarkable of these is upon
the top of Dumglow the highest hill in the parish." Old Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Note: "From Benartie, a mile and a half, commences the range of Cleish hills, upon four different summits, on each whereof the Horestii had a fastness, which had been constructed with great labour, they have been mistaken for Roman works, which are quite different, in their location, and construction. In the low grounds, Northwards from this hill, there were discovered, in 1791, a number of Sepulchral urns, Containing Ashes, human bones with Charcoal; these were doubtless, Roman as they were not covered with tumuli; and were of better workmanship, that that of the Britons." Chalmers Caledonia page 169.
Note: Roman Print on the plan. O.M.O. [Ordnance Mapping Office] |
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COMB CRAIGS |
Comb Craigs
Comb Craigs
Comb Craigs |
Mr. Young
Map of Estate
Old Map of Estate |
030 |
[situation] ¾ Mile N.W. [North West] of Kingseat farm ho. [house].
A small rocky pasture Knoll Situated between Loch Glow and Black Loch on the estate of Cleish Castle. |
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DOW LOCH |
Dow Loch
Dow Loch
Dow Loch
Dow Loch
Dow Loch
Dow Loch |
Andrew Dowie Esqr.
James Arnot
Mr. Young.
Map of Estate
Knox's Map 1828
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
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[situation] ⅞ Mile N. by E. [North by East] of Kingsseat farm ho. [house].
A small Lake on the Cleish Hills, and on the farm of Dowhill. |
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BLACK LOCH |
Black Loch
Black Loch
Black Loch
Black Loch
Black Loch
Black Loch |
Andrew Dowie Esqr.
James Arnot
Mr. Young
Estate Map of Cleish.
Plan of Roads
New. Stat. Acct. [Statistical account] |
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[situation] 1 mile N.W. [North West] of Kingseat farm ho. [house].
A Small lake on the Confines of the parishes of Dunfermline and Cleish. |
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Note: "Comb. A Ridge. Brocketts Glossary." |
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ROMAN CAMP (Remains of) |
Roman Camp (Remains of)
Roman Camp (Remains of)
Roman Camp (Remains of)
Roman Camp |
Mr W. Reddie Watergate.
Mr Laurie (Borland)
George Arnot Cleish
Estate Map. |
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[situation] 1⅛ Mile N.W. [North West] of Kingsseat farm ho. [house].
On the Summit of Dumglow are Said to be the remains of a Roman Camp. |
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[page] 3 Plan 30C Trace No.1 Parish of Cleish.
Note: see quotation from Chalmers Caledonia in page 1.
Note: see quotation from Old Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] in page 1.
Note: There are no remains of anything artificial, but the feature forms a natural fastness. John Bayly Capt.R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers]
Note: "Traces of an ancient fort or Camp are to be found
on the top of Dumglow, the highest hill in the
parish." New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]"
Note: "On the top of Dumglow, and of other hills, are traces of ancient forts or Camps which are supposed to have been part of a chain of posts for defending the Roman Conquests." Full. [Fullertons] Gazetteer." |
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THE LEAD |
The Lead
The Lead
The Lead |
Andrw Douie Esq. Factor Blairadam.
James Arnot Bowleys.
Mr. Young Cleish Castle |
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[situation] Running from the E. [East] end of Loch Glow.
A Small artificially made Stream running out of Loch Glow in a north easterly direction to Gairney Water and on its way Supplies two Mills. It only retains the name to the Mills. |
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LOCH GLOW |
Loch Glow
Loch Glow
Loch Glow
Loch Glow
Loch Glow
Loch Glow
Loch Glow
Loch Glow
Loch Glow or the White Loch |
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Mr. Young Cleish Castle.
Mr R. Barclay Keavil.
Fowlers Map 1828.
Knox's Map 1828
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Estate Map of Cleish
Plan of Roads
Chalmers History of Dunfermline p.17. |
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[situation] ¼ Mile North of Kingsseat farm house.
A tolerably large Loch on the Confines of the Parishes of Cleish and Dunfermline, it Contains Pike, Perch and Trout. The east end of the Loch has the appearance of a Dam with a Sluce for letting the water out for use of Cleish and Dowhill Mills. |
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MY LORD'S WELL |
My Lord's Well
My Lord's Well
My Lord's Well
My Lord's Well |
Mr Young, Cleish Castle.
Estate Map.
Old Estate Map.
John Flockhart, (Flockhouse.) |
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[situation] ⅞ mile N.W. [North West] of Kingsseat farm house.
A good Spring roughly made like a well at the Southeast end of Dumglow how it got its name Cannot be ascertained. |
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[page] 5 Plan 30C Trace No.1 Parish of Cleish
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DOWIES WALLS |
Dowies Walls
Dowies Walls
Dowies Walls |
Andrew Douie Esq. (Factor Blairadam)
William Meldrum, Millstone Cottage.
John Flockhart, (Flockhouse) |
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[situation] About ⅞ Mile N.E. [North East] of Kingsseat farm house.
A small green Knowe on the farm of Dowhill, how it obtained its name Cannot be ascertained. |
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LURG BRIDGE |
Lurg Bridge
Lurg Bridge
Lurg Bridge |
Andrew Douie Esq. (Factor Blairadam)
James Arnot (Bowleys)
William McDonald (Kingsseat) |
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[situation] ⅞ Mile N.E. [North East] of Kingsseat farm house.
A small Stone Bridge over "The Lead" (a stream flowing eastwards from Loch Glow) and on the road leading from Dunfermline to Kinross, which is here No.4 of the Outh and Nivingston District Trust. It is a County Bridge. |
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Note: "Lurg - The ridge of a hill." Gaelic Dictionary. |
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DOWHILL MUIR |
Dowhill Muir
Dowhill Muir
Dowhill Muir |
Andrew Douie Esq. (Factor)
Estate Map.
John Flockhart (Farmer) Flockhouse |
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[situation] 1 Mile N.E. [North East] of Kingsseat farm house.
A large tract of moorland Consisting of Moss, heathy rocky and rough pasture It extends from Road No.4 of the Outh and Nivingston District Trust to Cowden Wood and from the parish boundary to the Nivingston Craigs and formerly belonged to the Dowhill estate, hence the name. |
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MELDRUM HILL |
Meldrum Hill
Meldrum Hill
Meldrum Hill |
John Flockhart (Farmer Flockhouse)
Andrew Douie Esq. (Factor)
Robert Wishart (Forester Blairadam) |
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[situation] About 1 Mile N.E. [North East] of Kingsseat farm house.
A small rough pasture hill part of which was Cultivated at one time, now hardly traceable having been allowed to return to nearly its original State again. It is on the estate of Blairadam and Dowhill Muir. |
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Note: "Dow. - A Dove." Jameson |
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OUTH AND NIVINGSTON DISTRICT TRUST (No 4) |
Outh and Nivingston District Trust No.4
Outh and Nivingston District Trust No.4 |
Mr. Tucker. Road Surveyor.
Mr. Mc Donald. (Deputy Clerk to the Trust) |
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Under the designation of Outh and Nivingston District Turnpike Roads are Comprehended Ceveral portions of highways upon which Toll Bars are placed under an act of Parliament. The whole are clearly defined in a map and Schedule in the posession of the Road Surveyor. The road on 30C under this Trust is part of that between Lochend Toll Bar by Balmule the Gask Toll Bar Nivingston Carsegower Bridge to the Confines of the parish of Fossoway on the road leading to Tullibole and is No.4 of this District. |
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COWDEN HILL |
Cowden Hill
Cowden Hill
Cowden Hill
Cowden Hill |
Andrew Douie Esq. Factor Blairadam.
Map of Estate.
Mr. Flockhart Flockhouse
Map of Farm |
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[situation] 1¼ miles N. by E. [North by East] of Lochornie farm house.
A small arable hill on the farm of Flockhouse and estate of Blairadam on it's summit is a Trig [Trigonometrical] Station. |
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THE MILLSTONE QUARRY (Sandstone) |
The Millstone Quarry (Sandstone)
The Millstone Quarry (Sandstone)
The Millstone Quarry (Sandstone) |
Andrew Douie Esq (Factor Blairadam)
John Flockhart Flockouse.
Robert Wishart (Forester) |
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[situation] 1¼ Miles N. by E. [North by East] of Lochornie farm house.
A good size Sandstone Quarry on the estate of Blairadam chiefly worked for Mill Stones hence the name. |
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COWDEN WOOD |
Cowden Wood
Cowden Wood
Cowden Wood |
Andrew Douie Esq. (Factor Blairadam)
Map of Estate.
Robert Wishart (Forester) |
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[situation] 1⅛ Miles N. by E. [North by East] of Lochornie farm house.
A good size portion of a large wood on the estate of Blairadam it is mixed but has a greater proportion of fir. |
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MILLSTONE COTTAGE |
Millstone Cottage
Millstone Cottage
Millstone Cottage |
Andrew Douie Esq.
Map of Estate
John Flockhart (Farmer of Flockhouse) |
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[situation] 1 mile North of Lochornie farm house.
A neat Cottage divided into two dwellings occupied by agricultural Labourers, it is the property of the heir of the late Sir Charles Adam of Blairadam. |
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DEAN WOOD |
Dean Wood
Dean Wood
Dean Wood |
Andrew Dowie Esquire Factor Blairadam
Robert Wishart Forester.
James Shorthouse (Blairadam) |
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[situation] ¾ Mile N. by E. [North by East] of Lochornie farm house.
A mixed Wood and a small strip of a larger one on the estate of Blairadam near the South end of this strip is a hollow Called Craigencat Dean which has given rise to the name of the Wood. |
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CRAIGENCAT DEAN |
Craigencat Dean
Craigencat Dean
Craigencat Dean |
Andrew Dowie Esquire (Factor Blairadam)
Robert Wishart, Forester
John Flockhart (Flockhouse) |
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[situation] ⅝ mile N.E. [North East] of Lochornie farm house.
A mixed Wood and a small strip of a larger one on the estate of Blairadam near the South end of this strip is a hollow Called Craigencat Dean which has given rise to the name of the Wood. |
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LOUTENSTANE WOOD |
Loutenstane Wood
Loutenstane Wood
Loutenstane Wood |
Andrew Douie Esq. (Factor Blairadam)
Map of Estate.
Robert Wishart Forester |
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[situation] ⅞ Mile N.E. [North East] of Lochornie farm house.
A large portion of Fir Wood recently planted except a small mixed piece on the east side adjoining to Arlick Wood. |
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ARLICK WOOD |
Arlick Wood
Arlick Wood
Arlick Wood |
Andrew Douie Esquire (Factor Blairadam)
Map of Estate.
Robert Wishart Forester |
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[situation] 1 Mile N.E. [North East] of Lochornie farm house.
A part of Blairadam Woods Consisting of Ash Oak Beech and fir. |
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PIERIES BURN WOOD |
Pieries Burn Wood
Pieries Burn Wood
Pieries Burn Wood |
Andrew Douie Esquire (Factor Blairadam)
Map of Estate
Robert Wishart Forester |
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[situation] ¾ Mile N.E. [North East] of Lochornie farm house.
A tolerably sized piece of mixed Wood extending on each side of Pieries Burn, hence the name this piece is part of Blairadam Woods. |
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Note: "Lout or Louting - The act of reclining." Jameson.
Note: "Airleig - A Strait." Gaelic Dictionary. |
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GLEN WOOD |
Glen Wood
Glen Wood
Glen Wood |
Andrew Douie Esquire (Factor Blairadam)
Map of Estate
Robert Wishart (Forester) |
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[situation] 1 Mile N.E. by E. [North East by East] of Lochornie farm house.
A large piece of mixed Wood in Connection with other woods on the estate of Blairadam. A deep Glen extends through the whole length of this piece (and it is commonly called "The Glen") |
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THE GLEN |
The Glen
The Glen
The Glen |
Andrew Douie Esquire (Factor Blairadam)
Map of Estate.
Robert Wishart (Forester) |
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[situation] Passing thro' the Glen Wood.
Commencing at the union of Pieries and Lochornie Burns and ending at the Fish Pond a little South of Blairadam House |
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KELTY BURN |
Kelty Burn
Kelty Burn
Kelty Burn |
Andrew Douie Esquire (Factor Blairadam)
John Flockhart Flcokhouse
Robert Wishart Forester |
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[situation] Passing through the Glen Wood.
Kelty Burn also begins at the junctions of the above Streams and after winding through the Glen flows on to Loch Ore. |
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Note: "Keltie. - A foul fish etc." Jameson |
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HORSE SHOE WOOD |
Horse Shoe Wood
Horse Shoe Wood
Horse Shoe Wood |
Andrew Douie Esq. Factor Blairadam.
Map of Estate.
Robert Wishart (Forester) |
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[situation] 1 Mile N.E. [North East] of Lochornie farm house.
A pretty large portion of a large wood on the estate of Blairadam Consisting of Ash Oak and fir but more of the latter than the two former ones in proportion. |
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BAMBRICKS WOOD |
Bambricks Wood
Bambricks Wood
Bambricks Wood
Bambrek |
Andrew Dounie Esq. (Factor Blairadam)
Map of Estate 1824 (margin of)
Robert Wishart
Map of estate 1824 (name in position) |
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[situation] 1⅜ Miles N.E. [North East] of Lochornie farm house.
A large portion of mixed wood on Blairadam estate. |
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STELL WOOD |
Stell Wood
Stell Wood
Stell Wood |
Andrew Douie Esq. Factor Blairadam.
Map of Estate
Robert Wishart (Forester) |
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[situation] 1½ Miles N.E. [North East] of Lochornie farm house.
A small piece of mixed wood part of a larger one on Blairadam estate. |
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SQUIRES WOOD |
Squires Wood
Squires Wood
Squires Wood |
Andrew Douie Esquire (Factor Blairadam)
Map of Estate
Robert Wishart (Forester) |
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[situation] 1⅜ Miles N.E. [North East] of Lochornie farm house.
A part of Blairadam Woods situated a little North West of the mansion this portion Consists of Ash Oak Beech and fir in proportion less of the latter sort. |
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THE HILL WOOD |
The Hill Wood
The Hill Wood
The Hill Wood |
Andrew Douie Esq. (Factor Blairadam)
Map of Estate.
Robert Wishart |
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[situation] 1⅜ Miles N.E. [North East] of Lochornie farm house.
A portion of Blairadam Woods Situated immediately West of the Mansion house it Consists of Ash, Oak, Beech and a lesser quantity of Firs. |
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WHITE ANGLE WOOD |
White Angle Wood
White Angle Wood
White Angle Wood |
Andrew Douie Esqr.
Map of Estate
Robert Wishart, Forester. |
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[situation] 1⅜ Miles N.E. [North East] of Lochornie farm house.
An angle of mixed wood being a portion of a larger wood on the estate of Blairadam. |
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BLAIRADAM PARK |
Blairadam Park
Blairadam Park
Blairadam Park |
Andrew Douie Esqr. (Factor Blairadam)
Robert Wishart (Forester)
John Flockhart, Flockhouse |
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[situation] 1 Mile N.E. [North East] of Lochornie farm house.
This name includes all the Parks inside the Outer Woods around Blairadam House, they are generally kept in pasture and are ornamented with small plantations fine Old Woods Isolated Trees and Shrubbery. |
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CLEISH |
Ph. [Parish] of Cleish |
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[situation] Near the Western extremity of the County.
For the descriptive remarks of this parish see Name Book for plan 29B. |
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THE INNEANS |
The Onions
The Onions
The Onions
Onion Hills
Ingan Hills
Ingans
Ingans
South Ingen
Mid Ingen
The Inneans
The Inneans
The Inneans
The Inneans
The Inneans
The Inneans |
Andrew Douie Esq. Dollsmuir
William McDonald Kingsseat
Mr Young Cleish Castle
Bell's Co. [County] Map.
Fowlers Co. [County] Map 1828.
Full. [Fullertons] Gazetteer.
Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] (New)
Estate Map 1846
Rev. [Reverend] Mr Ross, Cleish Manse
John McPhearson Overseer Roscobie [Lime works.]
Mr William McDonald Springbank Roscobie
George Arnot Cleish.
Mr. Lawrie (Borland of Cleish)
Mr Pitbladdo, overseer Steelend Iron works (Garlands) |
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[situation] ⅞ Mile North of Kingsseat farm house.
Three Rocky pasture hills on the estate of Cleish Castle, on the Centre one is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station. These hills are Seperately named on the estate map as South Mid and North Ingens, but few persons in the locality distinguish them so. The most general term being "The Ingans" or "Inneans" and by a few of the Peasantry they are Sometimes Styled "The Three Ingans" |
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Index
Name of Objects -- Page
Ph. [Parish] of Dunfermline -- 45
Bowleys -- 42
Big Tipperton -- 21
Black Rig -- 25
Black Rig Moss -- 25
Benthead -- 44
Craigencat -- 19
Craigencat Craigs -- 19
Craiggaveral -- 27
Craiggaveral Moss -- 27
Craigencrow Moss -- 27
Craigencrow -- 28
Deanfauld (Ruins) -- 26
Deanhead -- 38
East Bow Muir -- 29
Easter Craigduckie Brick and Tile Works -- 45
Gask Burn -- 43
Gask -- 43
Gaskie Hill -- 45
Heights of Kingsseat -- 22
Heights of Craigencrow -- 28
Kingsseat Knowe -- 23
Kingsseat -- 24
Kingsseat Moss -- 24
Little Lipperton -- 22
Lethans Muir -- 25
Lochornie Burn -- 30
Linn Burn -- 33
Linn Quarry -- 33
Lathalmond Hill -- 39
Lathalmond -- 39
Lawlowin -- 40
Muckersies Knowes -- 26
Nettly Burn -- 21
Outh Muir -- 21
Outh & Nivingston District Trust (No.3) -- 31
Outh & Nivingston District Trust (No.1) -- 32
Old Deanhead (Ruins) -- 37
Pieries Burn -- 20
Rennie Knowe -- 24
Roscobie Muir -- 26
Redcraigs -- 34
Redcraigs Quarry -- 35
Redcraigs T.B. -- 35
Roscobie Hills -- 40
Roscobie -- 40
Roscobie Limeworks -- 41
Slateford Bridge -- 38
Springbank -- 41
Tipperton Moss -- 22
The Din Moss -- 34
The Dean -- 37
The Old Stables -- 42
Valley of Balmule -- 44
West Bow Muir -- 29
Whinnybrae Plantation -- 39 |
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CRAIGENCAT |
Craigencat
Craigencat
Craigencat
Craig-on-cat
Craigincat
Craigencat
Craigencat
Craigincat |
New. Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Andrew Douie Esq. (Factor Blairadam)
Mr. Flockhart (Flockhouse)
Valu. [Valuation] Roll 1848
Map of Estate
Estate map of Kingsseat
James Arnot Bowleys
Plan of Roads. |
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[situation] ⅝ N. by E. [North by East] of Lochornie farm house.
A moor farm and a Steading at present held as an outer farm by Mr. Flockhart. The Steading is occupied by his Shepherd. Proprietor heir of the late Sir Charles Adam of Blairadam. |
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CRAIGENCAT CRAIGS |
Craigencat Craigs
Craigencat Craigs
Craigencat Craigs
Craigencat Craigs |
Andrew Douie Esq. Factor Blairadam
James Arnot Bowleys
John Flockhart (Flockhouse)
Mr. Walls Craigen cat |
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[situation] ½ Mile N. [North] of Lochornie farm house.
A precipitous rocky face extending nearly east and west on the farm of Craigencat Although this object was the origin of the farm name nevertheless the word Craigs is now added to distinguish one from the other. |
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CRAIGENCAT QUARRY (Whinstone) |
Craigencat Quarry
Craigencat Quarry
Craigencat Quarry |
Andrw Douie Esq. Factor Blairadam
Mr. Flockhart Flockhouse
James Arnot Bowleys. |
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[situation] ½ Mile N. by W [North by West] of Lochornie farm house.
A peculiar Whinstone Quarry arranged nearly in perpendicular Columns resembling Basaltes. It is at the West end of Craigencat Craigs, from it Stones are taken for macadamizing the roads. |
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PIERIES BURN |
Pieries Burn
Pieries Burn
Pieries Burn
Peiries Burn |
Andrew Douie Esq. (Factor Blairadam)
Map of Estate
John Flockhart (Flockhouse)
Mr. C. Pitbladdo (overseer Stellend Iron Works) |
030 |
[situation] Passing Pieries Burn Wood.
A small Burn rising on the farm of Craigiencat and running in an easterly direction and joines with Lochornie Burn at the junction of the Parishes of Cleish, Dunfermline and Beath thence the united stream goes under the name Kelty Burn. |
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NETTLY BURN |
Nettly Burn
Nettly Burn
Nettly Burn
Nettly Burn
Nettly Burn
Nettly Burn |
William McDonald Kingsseat
Mr. C. Pitbladdo Garlands
John McDonald, (Farmer Outh)
Mr. Arnot Bowleys
Mr. McLeod, Springbank.
Mr. Cason Red Craigs |
030 |
[situation] Passing between Outh Muir & Black Rig Moss.
A small Stream gathering on the farms of Outh and Parkhill and running in a Southerly direction for a small distance, turns Westwards passing under Barrel Bridge on Road No.1 of the Outh and Nivingston District Trust, thence to the River South Devon. |
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BIG TIPPERTON |
Big Tipperton
Big Tipperton
Big Tipperton |
Mr. McDonald (Kingsseat).
John McDonald (Outh)
George R. Barclay Esq. (Keavil House) proprietor. |
030 |
[situation] ⅞ Mile N.W. by W. [North West by West] of Kingsseat farm house.
A small Arable Knoll on the farm of Parkhill how it obtained the name Cannot be ascertained. |
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OUTH MUIR |
Outh Muir
Outh Muir
Outh Muir |
William McDonald
Kingsseat
John McDonald, (Outh)
George R Barclay Esquire, owner Keavil House. |
030 |
[situation] ⅞ mile W. [West] of Kingsseat farm house.
A tolerably large tract of moorland on the farm of Outh, bounded on the South- East and North by the Nettly Burn. |
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LITTLE TIPPERTON |
Little Tipperton
Little Tipperton
Little Tipperton |
William McDonald (Kingsseat)
John McDonald (Outh)
George R. Barclay Esqr. (Keavil House) |
030 |
[situation] ¼ Mile N.W. [North West] of Kingsseat farm house.
A small green Knoll interspersed with a few rocks on the farm of Kingsseat. |
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TIPPERTON MOSS |
Tipperton Moss
Tipperton Moss
Tipperton Moss |
William McDonald, (Kingsseat)
John McDonald Outh.
George R. Barclay Esqr. (Owner) Keavil House |
030 |
[situation] ⅜ Mile N.W. [North West] of Kingsseat farm house.
A pretty large tract of Moss land lying between Big Tipperton and Little Tipperton hence the name. it is partly on the farm of Kingsseat and partly on Parkhill. |
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HEIGHTS OF KINGSEAT |
Heights of Kingsseat
Heights of Kingsseat
Heights of Kingsseat |
William McDonald Kingsseat
John McDonald Outh
George R. Barclay Esqr. {Owner, Keavil House.} |
030 |
[situation] A little to the W. [West] of Kingsseat farm house.
A long heathy pasture hill or Ridge in some places rocky on the farm of Kingsseat and extending from Nettly Burn to near the farm Steading. This Ridge is about the highest part of the farm, Consequently the name. |
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KINGSSEAT KNOWE |
Kingsseat Knowe
Kingsseat Knowe
Kingsseat Knowe |
William McDonald (Kingsseat)
John McDonald (Outh)
George R. Barclay Esqr. (Keavil House) |
030 |
[situation] A little N. [North] of Kingsseat farm house.
A small rocky pasture Knowe or Knoll on the farm of Kings-seat. Mr. William McDonald says that there is a tradition in the locality of this district having been much infested with Wolves Which Some of the Kings of Scotland used to hunt, And that in Consequence of the Kings making the Knoll their favourite resort for taking their luncheon the name Arose. |
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KINGSSEAT |
Kings-seat
Kings-seat
Kings-seat
Kings-seat
King's Seat
King's Seat
Kingseat |
William McDonald (Occupier)
John McDonald (Outh)
George R. Barclay Esq. {Proprietor Keavil House}
Map of Estate 1824.
Hist. [History] of Dunfermline Page 1 (1845)
Plan of Roads
Johnston's Co. [County]Map |
030 |
[situation] 1 mile N.W. [North West] of Lochornie farm house.
A dwelling house and offices and a large moorland farm attached, the property of George R. Barclay Esquire of Keavil, and rented by John McDonald of the Outh. |
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KINGS-SEAT MOSS |
Kings-seat Moss
Kings-seat Moss
Kings-seat Moss |
William McDonald (Kings-seat)
John McDonald (Outh)
George R. Barclay Esq. (Keavil House) |
030 |
[situation] ¼ Mile North of Kingsseat farm house.
A Considerable tract of Mossland on the farm of Kings-seat joining the South Side of Loch Glow. |
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RENNIE KNOWE |
Rennie Knowe
Rennie Knowe
Rennie Knowe |
William McDonald (Kingsseat)
John McDonald (Outh)
George R. Barclay Esq. (Keavil House) |
030 |
[situation] ¼ Mile N.E. [North East] of Kingsseat Farm house.
A middling size Knoll partly Arable and partly Rough Pasture on the farm of Kings-seat. |
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LETHANS MUIR |
Lethans Muir
Lethans Muir
Lethans Muir
Lethans Muir
South Lethems
South Lethens
South Lethans |
William McDonald (Kings-seat)
George R. Barclay Esqr.
Map of North Lethans
History of Dunfermline Page 50 (1845)
Val. [Valuation] Roll 1848
Plan of Roads
Dunfermline Journal Feb 25th 1854 |
030 |
[situation] ⅞ Mile S.W. [South West] of Kingsseat farm house.
A tolerably large tract of moorland formerly part of South Lethans farm and added some years ago through the exchange of other lands to the Estate of Outh and Roscobie proprietor George R. Barclay, Esquire of Keavil. |
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BLACK RIG |
Black Rig
Black Rig
Black Rig |
William McDonald (Kingsseat)
John McDonald (Outh)
George R. Barclay Esq. (Keavil House) |
030 |
[situation] ⅜ Mile S.W. [South West] of Kingsseat farm house.
A long Black heathy pasture ridge on the farm of Kings-seat. |
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BLACK RIG MOSS |
Black Rig Moss
Black Rig Moss
Black Rig Moss. |
William McDonald (Kingsseat)
John McDonald (Outh)
George R. Barclay Esq. (Keavil House) |
030 |
[situation] ¼ Mile W. [West] of Kings-Seat farm house.
A tolerably large tract of mossland lying between the Black Rig and the Heights of Kings-Seat. |
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ROSCOBIE MUIR |
Roscobie Muir
Roscobie Muir
Roscobie Muir
Rescobie
Roscobie |
William McDonald (Kingsseat)
John McDonald (Outh)
George R. Barclay Esq. (Keavil House)
Johnston's Co. [County] Map.
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[situation] 1 Mile S.W. [South West] of Kingsseat farm house.
A middling large tract of moorland on the farm of Roscobie, proprietor George Robertson Barclay Esquire of Keavil. |
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MUCKERSIES KNOWES |
Muckersies Knowes
Muckersies Knowes
Muckersies Knowes
Muckersies Knowes |
George R. Barclay Esq. Keavil House
William McDonald Kings-seat
James Arnot Bowleys
Mr Collin Pitbladdo (overseer Garlands) |
030 |
[situation] ⅞ Mile N.W. [North West] of Bowleys.
A large Arable Knoll with minor ones on its Summit, on the farm of Roscobie, how the name arose and what it means Cannot be ascertained. |
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DEANFAULDS (Ruins) |
Deanfaulds
Deanfaulds
Deanfaulds
Deanfolds
Deanfolds |
George Robertson Barclay Esq. Keavil House
Mr C. Pitbladdo
Overseer Garlands
James Arnot (Bowleys)
Plan of Roads
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[situation] ¾ Mile N.W. [North West] of Bowleys.
The ruins of a dwelling house which not long Since had a Small farm attached which has been added to that of Roscobie proprietor George Robertson Barclay Esquire of Keavil. |
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CRAIGGAVERAL |
Craiggaveral
Craiggaveral
Craiggaveral |
William McDonald (Kingsseat)
George R. Barclay Esq. Keavil House
Mr C. Pitbladdo (Overseer Garlands) |
030 |
[situation] ⅞ Mile N.W. [North West] of Bowleys.
A Rocky Steep on the farm of Kings-seat, extending from East and West. |
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CRAIGGAVERAL MOSS |
Craiggaveral Moss
Craiggaveral Moss
Craiggaveral Moss |
William McDonald (Kings-seat)
John McDonald (Outh)
George R. Barclay Esq. (Keavil House) |
030 |
[situation] ⅛ Mile N. by W. [North by West] of Bowleys.
A Considerable tract of Mossland on the farm of Kings-seat and lying immediately North of Craiggaveral. |
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CRAIGENCROW MOSS |
Craigencrow Moss
Craigencrow Moss
Craigencrow Moss |
William McDonald Kings-seat
John McDonald Outh
George R. Barclay Esq. Keavil House |
030 |
[situation] ½ Mile S.E. [South East] of Kingsseat farm house.
A tolerably large moss or Morass on the farm of Kings-seat and Situated a little to the South of a rocky Steep Called Craigencrow. |
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CRAIGENCROW |
Craigencrow
Craigencrow
Craigencrow |
William McDonald (Kingsseat)
George Robertson Barclay Esquire Keavil House
Mr C. Pitbladdo (Overseer Garlands) |
030 |
[situation] ¼ Mile E. [East] of Kingsseat farm house.
A rocky precipice on the farm of Kings-seat the rocks are a little in the Basaltic form. |
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HEIGHTS OF CRAIGENCROW |
Heights of Craigencrow
Heights of Craigencrow
Heights of Craigencrow |
William McDonald (Kingsseat)
John McDonald (Outh)
George R. Barclay Esq. (Keavil House) |
030 |
[situation] ¼ mile N.E. [North East] of Kingsseat farm house.
A height or hill immediately north of Craigencrow and on the farm of Kings-seat. |
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WEST BOW MUIR |
West Bow Muir
West Bow Muir
West Bow Muir |
Andrew Douie Esq. (Factor)
Map of Estate
James Arnot (Bowleys) |
030 |
[situation] ¼ Mile N. [North] of Lochornie farm house.
A small tract of muir land Covered with heather on the estate of Blairadam, how it got the name Cannot be ascertained. |
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EAST BOW MUIR |
East Bow Muir
East Bow Muir
East Bow Muir |
Andrew Douie Esq.
Map of Estate James Arnot (Bowleys) |
030 |
[situation] ⅜ Mile N.E. [North East] of Lochornie farm house.
A middling large tract of moorland at present heathy pasture in the estate of Blairadam. |
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LOCHORNIE BURN |
Lochornie Burn
Lochornie Burn
Lochornie Burn
Lochornie Burn |
Andrew Douie Esquire (Factor)
James Arnot Bowleys
Mr C. Pitbladdo Garlands
Robert Wishart (Forester Blairadam) |
030 |
[situation] Passing the N. [North] Side of Lochornie farm house.
A small stream gathering on the farm of Kingsseat and flowing in an easterly direction becomes the boundary between the Parishes of Beath and Dunfermline till it joines in with Pieries Burn then the united Streams goes under the name Kelty Burn. |
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OUTH AND NIVINGSTON DISTRICT TRUST (No 3) |
Outh and Nivingston District Trust No. 3
Outh and Nivingston District Trust No. 3 |
Mr. Tuckett Road Surveyor
Mr. McDonald Deputy Clerk to the Trust. |
030 |
Under this designation Outh and Nivinston District Turnpike Roads are comprehended several portions of highways upon which Toll Bars are placed under an Act of Parliament. The whole are clearly defined in a map and Schedule in the posessison of the Road Surveyor. The road on 30C under this Trust is part of that from Saline by Finnygask, Roscobie and Oakfield to the Great North Road and is No.3 of this District. |
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OUTH AND NIVINGSTON DISTRICT TRUST (No 1) |
Outh and Nivingston District Trust No. 1
Outh and Nivingston District Trust No. 1 |
Mr Tucket Road Surveyor.
Mr McDonald (Deputy Clerk to the Trust) |
030 |
Under the designation Outh and Nivinston District Turnpike Roads are Comprehended several portions of highways upon which Toll Bars are placed under an Act of Parliament. The whole are clearly defined in a map and Schedule in the posessison of the Road Surveyor. The road on 30C under this Trust is part of that between Dunfermline by Dunduff Ked Craigs Toll Bar to the Pow, and is No.1 of this District. |
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LINN BURN |
Linn Burn
Linn Burn
Linn Burn |
Mr Eason Redcraigs
John Kerr Cowdens
James Arnot Bowleys |
030 |
[situation] Running from Din Moss.
A Small Stream having its source in two minor ones gathering on the South and North side of The Din Moss, from the junction of these the name is applied till it joines with Gask Burn near Lochend Toll Bar after traversing through the farms of Linn Cowdens and Dunduff. |
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LINN QUARRY (Limestone) |
Linn Quarry [Limestone]
Linn Quarry
Linn Quarry |
John Nimmo overseer Old Lathalmond
James Arnot Bowleys
Robert Dalgleish Millsmark by Dunfermline |
030 |
[situation] 1½ Miles West of Bowleys.
A large Limestone Quarry on the farm of Linn and estate of Finnygask at present Worked by the Forth Iron Company Proprietor R. Dalgleish Esquire of Finnygask. |
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THE DIN MOSS |
The Din Moss
The Din Moss
The Din Moss
The Dun Moss
The Dun Moss
Dun Moss
The Din Moss
The Din Moss |
Plan 2 John Bayly
John Nimmo (overseer Linn Quarry Old Lathalmond
James Arnot Bowleys
Mr. Pitbladdo Overseer Stillend Iron Works
Robert Eason Redcraigs
Map of Farm
Mr. Curror (Camps near Carnock)
Mr. McDonald (Roscobie) |
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[situation] 1½ Miles W. [West] of Bowleys.
A large tract of Mossland on the farm of Finnygask, how the name arose Cannot be properly Ascertained. It is pronounced to rhyme with Win, Spin etc. |
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REDCRAIGS |
Redcraigs
Redcraigs
Redcraigs
Redcraigs
Red Craigs
Redcraigs
Redcraigs. |
Mr. R. Eason occupier.
Valu. [Valuation] Roll 1848
Map of Dunfermline Coalfield 1845.
Mr. R. Barclay (Proprietor)
Map of Estate
Plan of Roads
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
030 |
[situation] 1⅛ Miles W. [West] of Bowleys.
A small arable farm House with a Suitable farm Steading attached occupied by Mr. Eason and property of George Robertson Barclay Esquire of Keavil. |
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REDCRAIGS QUARRY (Whinstone) |
Redcraigs Quarry
Redcraigs Quarry
Redcraigs Quarry
Redcraigs Quarry |
James McDonald (Springbank) Roscobie
Robert Eason (Redcraigs)
James Arnot Bowleys
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030 |
[situation] 1 Mile West of Bowleys.
A large Whinstone Quarry on the farm of Redcraigs chiefly used for the roads in the locality. |
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REDCRAIGS T.P. |
Redcraigs T.B. [Toll Bar]
Redcraigs T.B. [Toll Bar]
Redcraigs T.B. [Toll Bar]
Redcraigs T.B. [Toll Bar] |
James Arnot (Bowleys)
James McDonald (Springbank, Roscobie)
Sign Board
John Arnot (occupier) |
030 |
[situation] 1 Mile W. [West] of Bowleys.
Toll-house and Gate the property of the road trustees, Situated at the junction of Roads No1 and 3 of the Outh and Nivingston District Trust and near Redcraigs farm house. |
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THE DEAN |
The Dean
The Dean
The Dean |
James Arnot Bowleys
James McDonald Springbank Roscobie
David McDonald (Deanhead) |
030 |
[situation] ⅝ Mile N.W. [North West] of Bowleys.
A deep hollow bordering on a ravine, on the farm of Deanfaulds now attached to Roscobie. This hollow partly gave rise to the former name and that of Deanhead. |
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OLD DEANHEAD (Ruins) |
Old Deanhead [in ruins]
Old Deanhead
Old Deanhead |
James Arnot Bowleys
David McDonald Deanhead
Mr C. Pitbladdo Garlands |
030 |
[situation] ⅝ Mile N.W. [North West] of Bowleys.
The ruins of the former farm Steading belonging to Dean head. |
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DEANHEAD |
Deanhead
Deanhead
Deanhead
Dean head |
David McDonald (occupier)
Mr Curror (Factor) East Camps
Mr George Downie (Gask)
Map of Roads |
030 |
[situation] ½ Mile N.E. [North East] of Bowleys.
A good arable farm and a Suitable Steading including a dwelling house and a Thrashing machine, Occupier David McDonald, proprietor Mr Rolland of Gask. |
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SLATEFORD BRIDGE |
Slateford Bridge
Slateford Birdge
Slateford Bridge
Slateford Bridge |
James Arnot Bowleys
Mr. C. Pitbladdo (Garlands)
John McPhearson (Roscobie Limeworks)
Fowlers Map 1828. |
030 |
[situation] ½ Mile N.E. [North East] of Bowleys.
A small one Arch Stone Bridge on road No.3 of the Outh and Nivingston District Trust, over Gask Burn, It belongs to the County. |
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WHINNYBRAE PLANTATION |
Whinnybrae Plantation
Whinnybrae Plantation
Whinnybrae Plantation |
John Addison Lochend T.B. [Toll Bar]
James Arnot (Bowleys)
William Ramage (Valley of Balmule) |
030 |
[situation] ½ Mile South of Bowleys.
A large Plantation of mixed Wood on the estate of Balmule, proprietor James Alexander Esquire of Balmule. |
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LATHALMOND HILL |
Lathalmond Hill
Lathalmond Hill
Lathalmond Hill
Lathalmond Hill |
Jams Nimmo (Old Lathalmond)
James Anderson Lathalmond
James Arnot Bowleys
Mr Curror Factor (East Camps) |
030 |
[situation] ½ Mile S. by W. [South by West] of Bowleys.
A tolerably large hill on the farm of Lathalmond the surface of Which is rocky pasture and arable. On its summit is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station. |
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LATHALMOND |
Lathalmond
Lathalmond
Lathalmond
Lathalmond
Lathalmond
Lathalmont
Lathalmont |
James Anderson (Occupier)
Valu. [Valuation] Roll 1848
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Mr Curror Factor (East Camps)
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Map of Roads
Fowlers Map 1828. |
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[situation] ⅜ Mile S. by W. [South by West] of Bowleys.
A good farm house and offices including a Thrashing Machine and a farm of land attached the property of Mr Rolland W.S. [Writer to the Signet] Edinburgh occupier J. Anderson |
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ROSCOBIE HILLS |
Roscobie Hills
Roscobie Hills
Roscobie Hills
Roscobie Hills |
John McDonald (Roscobie)
John McPhearson (overseer Roscobie Limeworks)
History of Dunfermline Page 63
James Arnot (Bowleys) |
030 |
[situation] ⅜ Mile W. [West] of Bowleys.
Two middling size rocky pasture hills on the farm of Roscobie from the base of moderate elevation but appearing the distance to be Considerable. |
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ROSCOBIE |
Roscobie
Roscobie
Roscobie
Roscobie
Roscobie
Roscobie
Rosecobie |
John McDonald occupier
John McPhearson Overseer
James Arnot Bowleys
Valu. [Valuation] Roll 1848
Map of Estate
Mr. R. Barclay (Proprietor)
Plan of Roads |
030 |
[situation] ⅜ Mile W. [West] of Bowleys.
A good farm house and offices and a farm of land attached occupier John McDonald. Proprietor George Robertson Barclay Esquire of Keavil. |
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LAWLOWIN |
Lawlowin
Lawlowin
Lawlowin |
Peter Ferguson (owner)
James Arnot
John McPhearson (Overseer) |
030 |
[situation] ⅜ Mile W. [West] of Bowleys.
A neat Cottage and vegetable Garden a feu off Roscobie farm owner and occupier Peter Ferguson. |
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Note: See "Lowin" - "Smoking"' in the Glossary to Burns Works.
Note: Law. - A hil." Lowen, - denoting a situation screened from the blast. Jameson." |
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ROSCOBIE LIMEWORKS |
Roscobie Limeworks
Roscobie Limeworks
Roscobie Limeworks
Roscobie Limeworks |
John McPhearson overseer
History of Dunfermline Page 56
Map of Dunfermline Coalfield 1845.
Mr. R. Barclay (Proprietor) |
030 |
[situation] Near Roscobie farm house.
A very extensive Quarry extending North and South on the farm of Roscobie. It is at present worked by the owner George Robertson Barclay Esquire who has three large Kilns attached for Converting it into Lime. There are some beautiful Fossil remains found in this quarry the most numerous is the Encrinite and Turbinolia. |
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SPRINGBANK |
Springbank
Springbank
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James McDonald occupier
Mr Hardie (Proprietor, Primrose by Dunfermline)
James Arnot (Bowleys) |
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[situation] ¼ Mile W. [West] of Bowleys.
A good house two Stories in height and a vegetable Garden a feu off Roscobie farm occupier James McDonald and Proprietor Mr. Hardie of Primrose farm, Dunfermline. |
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BOWLEYS |
Bowleys
Bowleys
Bowleys
Bowleys
Bowleys
Bowleys
Bowlays
Bowlays |
James Arnot (occupier)
Mr. Curror Factor for the Gask estate
Mr. Collin Pitbladdo Garland
Map of Estate
Mr. Robertson Barclay Keavil House proprietor
Valn. [Valuation] Roll 1848.
Map of Dunfermline Minerals 1848
Road Map |
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[situation] ⅜ Mile E. [East] of Roscobie.
A good farm house and offices including a Thrashing Machine and a farm of land attached. At present in the hands of the proprietor George Robertson Barclay Esquire of Keavil. |
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THE OLD STABLES |
The Old Stables
The Old Stables
The Old Stables |
James Arnot
John McPhearson overseer Roscobie Limeworks.
Mr R. Barclay (proprietor) |
030 |
[situation] 17 Chains N.E. [North East] of Bowleys.
A large house two Stories in height erected for Stables some years ago when Roscobie Limeworks were extensively worked at present it is occupied by Several families and is well known by the name given, proprietor G.R Barclay Esquire. |
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GASK BURN |
Gask Burn
Gask Burn
Gask Burn
Gask Burn |
John Spring Bowershall
James Arnot Bowleys
John McPhearson overseer Roscobie Limeworks
George Downie Gask |
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[situation] Passing the W. [West] side of Gask.
A small Stream gathering on the farms of Deanhead and Roscobie and flowing in an easterly direction to Slateford Bridge thence in a Southerly as far as Gask farm house, from here it takes a South Westerly direction to its junction with the Linn Burn near Lochend T. B. [Toll Bar] thence the united Streams goes under the name of Meldrum's Mill Burn. |
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GASK |
Gask
Gask
Gask
Gask
Gask |
George Downie occupier
Valn. [Valuation] Roll 1848
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Map of Dunfermline Coalfield 1845
Mr Curror Factor East Camps Carnock |
030 |
[situation] ½ Mile E. [East] of Bowleys.
A good farm house and out offices including a Thrashing Mill and a farm of land attached the property of Mr Rolland W.S. [Writer to the Signet] Edinburgh and at present occupied by George Downie. |
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BENTHEAD |
Benthead
Benthead
Benthead
Benthead |
James Arnot (Bowleys)
James Anderson (Lathalmond)
James McDonald Springbank
Mr. Curror, Factor East Camps Carnock. |
030 |
[situation] 17 Chains S.E. [South East] of Bowleys.
A Cot house on the farm of Lathalmond occupied by agricultural labourers. It derives its' name from a small farm house Which Stood a little to the east. |
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VALLEY OF BALMULE |
Valley of Balmule
Valley of Balmule
Valley of Balmule |
William Ramage occupier
Thomas Ford Occupier
Mr. Alexander (proprietor) |
030 |
[situation] ⅝ mile S.E. [South East] of Bowleys.
A dwelling house and offices which until lately had a farm of land attached at present the houses are let to agricultural Labourers and the land is farmed by the proprietor James Alexander Esquire of Balmule. |
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GASKIE HILL |
Gaskie Hill
Gaskie Hill
Gaskie Hill |
George Downie (Frmer Gask)
Mr. Curror, Factor (East Camps Carnock)
Mr. C. Pitbladddo (Garlands) |
030 |
[situation] ⅝ Mile S.E. [South East] of Bowleys.
A small arable hill with a piece of rocky pasture and a Whinstone Quarry on its' Summit, on the farm of Gask, how it obtained the name Cannot be ascertained. |
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EASTER CRAIGDUCKIE BRICK AND TILE WORKS |
Easter Craigduckie Brick and Tile works
Easter Craigduckie Brick and Tile works
Easter Craigduckie Brick and Tile works |
David Flockhart (owner)
George Downie (Gask)
Mr Curror Factor (East Camps Carnock) |
030 |
[situation] One Mile S.E. [South East] of Bowleys.
A pretty extensive Brick and Tile Works on the estate of Easter Craigduckie the property of David Flockhart Esquire. |
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PARISH OF DUNFERMLINE |
Ph. [Parish] of Dunfermline |
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Index
Names of Objects -- Page
Parish of Beath -- 61
Blairathie -- 54
Blairenbathie -- 55
Blairadam Brick & Tile Works -- 56
Braehead -- 58
Bentymires -- 60
Drumnagoil Burn -- 50
Drumnagoil -- 57
Drum Plantation -- 58
Gask T.B. [Toll Bar] -- 53
Garlands -- 53
Green Knowes -- 54
Lochornie -- 49
Mayflower Plantation -- 53
Norton -- 52
Olney Plantation -- 57
Pyat Craigs Quarry -- 52
Pyat Craigs Wood -- 53
St. Margarets Well -- 59
Thornton Wood -- 56
Watties Ford Cottage -- 49
Watties Ford Bridge -- 50
Woodend Wood -- 55
Whitehouse Wood -- 56
Woodend -- 57
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LOCHORNIE |
Lochornie
Lochornie
Lochornie
Lochornie
Lochorny
Lochorny
Lochorny |
Andrew Dowie Esq. Factor.
Map of Estate (index of)
Mr. C. Pitbladdo Garlands
James Arnot (Bowleys)
Map of Dunfermline Minerals
Maps of Estate.
Plan of Roads |
030 |
[situation] 1 Mile S.E. [South East] of Kingsseat farm house.
A good farm house and offices including a Thrashing machine with a farm of land attached the property of the heirs of the late Sir Charles Adam of Blairadam Farmer Mr. Hardie of Primrose near Dunfermline. |
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WATTlE'S FORD COTTAGE |
Wattie's Ford Cottage
Wattie's Ford Cottage
Wattie's Ford Cottage
Wattie's Ford Cottage |
Andrew Douie Esq. (Factor)
Mr. C. Pitbladdo Garlands
James Arnot (Bowleys) |
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[situation] ¼ Mile S. [South] of Lochornie.
A small Cottage near Wattie's Ford Bridge on the farm of Lochornie occupied by the Shepherd of the farm. |
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WATTlE'S FORD BRIDGE |
Wattie's Ford Bridge
Wattie's Ford Bridge
Wattie's Ford Bridge |
Mr C. Pitbladdo (Garlands)
Andrew Douie Esq. (Dollumuir)
James Arnot (Bowleys) |
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[situation] ¼ Mile S. [South] of Lochornie.
A small one Arch Stone Bridge, over Dumnagoil Burn, and on the road leading from Kinross to Dunfermline. It was erected and is kept in repair at the expense of the County. There was a Ford here before the Bridge was built which gives rise to the present name. |
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DRUMNAGOIL BURN |
Drumnagoil Burn
Drumnagoil Burn
Drumnagoil Burn |
Mr Walker W.S. [Writer to the Signet] Edinburgh.
Andrew Douie Esquire (Factor)
Mr. C. Pitbladdo Garlands |
030 |
[situation] Passing Watties Ford Bridge.
A small Sream gathering on the North Side of Drumnagoil and flowing in an easterly direction joines Kelty Burn in Blairadam grounds. |
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DRUMNAGGOIL |
Drumnaghoul
Drumnagoil
Drumnagoil
Drumnagoil
Drumnaguile
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John Dewar Esqr. (owner)
Mr. Walker W.S. [Writer to the Signet] Factor.
Andrew Douie Esqr. (Dollomuir)
Collin Pitbladdo (overseer Stellend Iron Works)
Old Map of Estate
Blairadam estate map 1824. |
030 |
[situation] ⅜ Mile S. [South] of Lochornie.
A long ridge the surface of which is arable partly planted chiefly lying in the Parish of Beath and on the estate of Lassodie. Proprietor James Dewar Esquire. This name is pronounced to rhyme with Foyle - moyle etc. (see the name Lochgoilhead). Drumaguile is the local way of naming it, and it is spelled so on an old Estate map and on the adjoining estate map of Blairadam. Mr Dewar enquired of a Gaelic scholar the proper spelling and meaning of the name and since used the Gaelic Orthography. |
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NORTON |
Norton
Norton
Norton |
James Dewar Esqr. (proprietor)
Mr Stark (occupier)
Mr C. Pitbladdo |
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[situation] ¼ mile North of Braehead.
A small farmhouse and outhouses attached with a small farm of land, the property of James Dewar Esquire of Lassodie - occupier Mr. Stark. This farm formerly went under the name "Kerrie". |
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PYAT CRAIGS QUARRY (Whinstone) |
Pyat Craigs (Whinstone Quarry)
Pyat Craigs (Whinstone Quarry)
Pyat Craigs (Whinstone
Quarry) |
James Shorthouse (Blairadam)
Robert Wishart (Forester)
Andrew Douie Esqr. (Factor) |
030 |
[situation] 1 Mile N. [North] of Braehead.
A Whinstone Quarry of the estate of Blairadam formerly a hump of Rocks a Considerable height over the Surface, When they were remove[d] the name was transferred to the Quarry |
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MAYFLOWER PLANTATION |
Mayflower Plantation
Mayflower Plantation
Mayflower Plantation |
John Dewar Esquire of Lassodie.
Mr C. Pitbladdo
James Arnot (Bowleys) |
030 |
[situation] ⅝ Mile West of Braehead.
A small mixed Plantation on the estate of Lassodie proprietor [John] Dewar Esquire |
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GASK T.P. |
Gask T.B. [Toll Bar]
Gask T.B. [Toll Bar]
Gask T.B. [Toll Bar] |
Sign Board
John Arnot (occupier or lessee).
Mr Collin Pitbladdo, Garlands. |
030 |
[situation] ⅝ mile W. [West] of Braehead.
A Toll-house and Gate on the farm of Gask and near the junction of roads No. 3 and 4 of the Outh and Nivingston Distict Trust, proprietors the trustees of the County, lessee John Arnot. |
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GARLANDS |
Garlands
Garlands
Garlands |
Mr C Pitbladdo (occupier)
Mr Charles Pitbladdo (owner and occupier)
Mr Downie (Gask Farm). |
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[situation] ⅝ mile W. [West] of Braehead.
A mall row of houses feus off the Gask estate owners Mrses [Messrs.] Charles and Collin Pitbladdo. |
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GREENKNOWES |
Greenknowes
Greenknowes
Greenknowes
Green Knows |
Joseph Blelloch (owner & occupier)
Mr. Dewar of Lassodie.
Mr C. Pitbladdo.
Johnston's Map of Co. [County] |
030 |
[situation] ⅜ Mile N.W. [North West] of Braehead.
A good house and offices with a vegetable Garden attached a feu off the Lassodie estate owner and occupier Joseph Blelloch receiver of the feu rent John Dewar Esquire of Lassodie. |
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BLAIRATHIE |
Blairathie
Blairathie
Blairathie
Blairatha |
John Dewar Esq [Esquire] of Lassodie
Mr. Collin Pitbladdo Garlands
James Arnot Bowleys
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
030 |
[situation] ⅜ Mile S.W. [South West] of Braehead.
A small farm name part of the Western portion of Lassodie and at one time belonging to Dunfermline Abbey, formerly a farm house Stood on the Summit of the farm which has been wholly removed. Consequently the proprietor Mr Dewar recommends the name to be written across the farm. |
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Note: Knowe - A Hillock Jameson.
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WOODEND WOOD |
Woodend Wood
Woodend Wood
Woodend Wood |
Andrew Douie Esquire (Factor Blairadam)
Map of Estate
Robert Wishart (Forester) |
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[situation] 1½ Mile N.E. [North East] of Braehead.
A piece of wooded land with a few open spaces on the estate of Blairadam. |
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BLAIRENBATHIE |
Blairenbathie |
Andrew Douie Esqr. (Factor Blairadam)
Map of estate
Robert Wishart
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[situation] ¾ Mile N. [North] of Braehead.
A neat Cot house in good repair at present occupied by one of the Foresters on the Blairadam estate Proprietor heir of the late Sir C. Adam. |
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PYAT CRAIGS WOOD |
Pyat Craigs Wood
Pyat Craigs Wood
Pyat Craigs Wood
Pyat |
Andrew Douie Esqr. (Factor Blairadam)
Robert Wishart
(Forester)
James Shorthouse Blairadam
Jamieson's Scottish Dictionary |
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[situation] ⅞ Mile N. [North] of Braehead.
A small mixed wood on the estate of Blairadam and formerly farm of Blairenbathie. |
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Plan 30C Trace No. 6 Parish of Beath
Note: Blairand - Roaring, bleating etc. Bothie - A Summer Shealing. Jameson.
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BLAIRADAM BRICK AND TILE WORKS |
Blairdam Brick and Tile Works
Blairadam Brick and Tile Works.
Blairadam Brick and Tile Works. |
Andrew Douie Esqr. Factor Blairdam
John Dewar Esqr. Lassodie
Robert Wilson
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[situation] ½ Mile N.E. [North East] of Braehead.
Brick and Tile Works Consisting of a drying Store Sheds Kilns, a Pug Mill and a large Clay field from which the material is taken for the manufacturing of the Bricks and Tiles. Proprietor heir of the late Sir Charles Adam of Blairadam. |
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THORNTON WOOD |
Thornton Wood
Thornton Wood
Thornton Wood
Thornton Wood
Thornton Wood |
Andrew Douie Esqr.
Robert Wishart
Map of estate
John Shorthouse
John Dewar Esqr. (Lassodie) |
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[situation] ⅜ Mile N.E. [North East] of Braehead
A mixed wood part of a larger one on the estate of Blairadam. |
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WHITEHOUSE WOOD |
Whitehouse Wood
Whitehouse Wood
Whitehouse Wood
White House Wood |
Andrew Douie Esqr.
Mr Collin Pitbladdo
Garlands
Robert Wishart
Map of Estate |
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[situation] ¾ Mile N.E. [North East] of Braehead.
A mixed Wood part of a larger one on the estate of Blairadam. |
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WOODEND |
Woodend
Woodend
Woodend |
John Dewar Esqr. of Lassodie
Mr. Collin Pitbladdo
Garlands
James Arnot
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[situation] ⅝ Mile W. [West] of Braehead.
A neat Cottage and vegetable Garden on the estate of Lassodie proprietor John Dewar Esquire. |
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OLNEY PLANTATION |
Olney Plantation
Olney Plantation
Olney Plantation |
John Dewar Esqr. of Lassodie
Mr. Collin Pitbladdo
(Garlands)
James Arnot Bowleys |
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[situation] ½ Mile W. of Braehead.
A small Plantation of mixed wood on the farm of Blairathie and estate of Lassodie Proprietor John Dewar Esquire. |
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BRAEHEAD |
Braehead
Braehead
Braehead
Braehead |
John Dewar Esquire of Lassodie
Estate Map
Mr. Collin Pitbladdo
(Garlands)
Plan of Roads |
030 |
[situation] ¼ Mile S.E. [South East] of Norton.
A good dwelling house and offices including a Thrashing machine and a farm of land Attached at present in the hands of the proprietor John Dewar Esquire. |
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DRUM PLANTATION |
Drum Plantation
Drum Plantation
Drum Plantation |
John Dewar Esqr. of Lassodie Mr Collin Pitbladdo Garlands
Mr Arnot Bowleys |
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[situation] 15 chains N. [North] of Braehead.
A long Plantation of mixed Wood on the estate of Lassodie the property of John Dewar Esqr. |
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Plan 30C Trace No.11 Parish of Beath
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ST MARGARET'S WELL |
St Margaret's Well
St Margaret's Well
St Margaret's Well |
John Dewar Esqr. of Lassodie
James Arnot
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Mr Collin Pitbladdo Garlands |
030 |
[situation] A Short distance S. [South] of Braehead.
A good Spring Well on the farm of Braehead Mr. Dewar says that it was named after the Patron Saint of Dunfermline; and that the lands of Braehead and Blairathie (the adjoining farm) once belonged to the Abbey of Dunfermline which may account for the name. There is nothing traditional about the medicinal qualities of the Well, or having been resorted to by Devotees in Roman Catholic times. |
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WHINNYHALL |
Whinnyhall
Whinnyhall
Whinnyhall
Whinnyhall |
John Dewar Esqr. of Lassodie
Mr. Collin Pitbladdo Garlands
Mr. Hutchison (occupier)
Plan of Roads |
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[situation] ½ Mile S.E. [South East] of Braehead.
A pretty good farm house and offices including a Thrashing Machine and a farm of land attached the property of John Dewar Esquire of Lassodie, occupier Mr Hutchison. |
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BENTYMIRES |
Bentymires
Bentymires
Bentymyres |
John Dewar Esqr. (of Lassodie)
Mr. Collin Pitbladdo
(Garlands)
Plan of Roads |
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[situation] ½ Mile S. [South] of Braehead.
A small Cot house on the estate of Lassodie occupied by agricultural Labourers. |
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Note: Whinny, - land covered with furze - Jameson
Note: Benty - Covered with a Coarse Kind of grass. - Jameson |
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BEATH |
Parish of Beath
Parish of Beath
Parish of Beath
Parish of Beath
Parish of Beath |
Full. [Fullertons] Gazetteer
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Old Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
The Sheriff's Co. [County] List of Parishes |
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[situation] Near the Western extremity of the County.
A Small parish in the County of Fife, bounded on the North by the parish of Cleish, on the East by Ballingry, on the South by Auchtertool, Dalgety and Dunfermline. On the Western side of the parish, lying partly in the parish of Dunfermline, is Loch Fitty, a Sheet of water about 3 miles in circumference. In general this parish throughout is well diversified with enclosed fields and plantations etc. |
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