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Parish of Portmoak 31a
Names of Objects -- Pages
Parish of Portmoak -- 12
Buckles -- 11
Findatie -- 9
Gullet Bridge -- 7
Kirkness House -- 10
Loch Leven -- 3
Levenmouth -- 9
Levenmouth Plantation -- 6
Middleburn -- 7
Manorleys -- 11
North Bogside -- 12
River Leven -- 4
St Serf's Island -- 5
Sluice House -- 9
Skellyheads -- 11
The Priory (Remains of) -- 5
West Mains -- 7 |
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LOCH LEVEN |
Loch Leven
Loch Leven
Loch Leven
Leven (Loch)
Leven (Loch)
Leven (Loch)
Leven (Loch) |
Mr Baird
(Factor)
Mr Williamson
Mr Dickson
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
031 |
A large expanse of water beautifully diversified with islands. The most considerable are St Serfs and the Castle island, the former remarkable for containing a religious-house and the latter of having been the prison of Mary Queen of Scots and the Earl of Northern Ireland. In this Loch are to be found all the different species of hill, burn or river trout, yet all these different kinds after being two years in the Loch and arriving at three quarters of a pound are red in the flesh as all the trout of every kind in the loch are. Loch leven is fed by the Gairney, South and North Queich and a rivulet from the Lomonds. The only outlet |
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Loch Leven situation -- 1 Mile N.W. [North West] of Kirkness House. |
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RIVER LEVEN |
River Leven
River Leven
River Leven
The Leven
River Leven |
Mr Baird
Mr Dickson
Mr W.B. Low
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Plan 24C |
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[Loch Leven - Continued] --it has, is by the River Leven -- which flows eastwards from the east end of the Loch. The Course of this river was changed some years ago by means of a new cutting which much resembles a Canal, at the same time the Loch was turned into a Mill Dam for Mills along the banks of the Leven, sluices having been erected to allow water out at pleasure. The River Leven is a considerable size flowing smoothly to its confluence with the Firth of Forth it receives the Lochty and Ore Waters on its course. |
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River Leven situation -- Running from Loch Leven. |
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ST SERF'S ISLAND |
St Serf's Island
St Serf's Island
St Serf's Island
St Serf's Island |
Mr Dickson
(Tenant Levenmouth)
Mr Baird
Factor
Mr Williamson (Banker Kinross)
See Name Book for Plan 30B |
031 |
A pretty large arable island situated in the east side of Loch-leven on which are the remains of a religious-house supposed to have been founded about the tenth century, only a trifling fragment of this ruin is now left, which together with an addition to its north side is turned into a cattle shed. Mr Dickson and others say that there was a burial ground attached. A large mound was visible some years ago, part of which is still to be seen -- several cartloads of it was taken to the [continued] |
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PRIORY (Remains of) [Loch Leven] |
Chapel (Remains of)
Chapel (Remains of)
Chapel (Remains of)
The Priory (Remains of) |
Mr Dickson
Mr Baird
Mr Williamson
See Name Book for Plan 30B |
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A pretty large arable island situated in the east side of Loch-leven on which are the remains of a religious-house supposed to have been founded about the tenth century, only a trifling fragment of this ruin is now left, which together with an addition to its north side is turned into a cattle shed. Mr Dickson and others say that there was a burial ground attached. A large mound was visible some years ago, part of which is still to be seen -- several cartloads of it was taken to the [continued] |
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SITE OF BURYING GROUND (St. Serfs Island, Loch Leven) |
Site of Burying Ground
Site of Burying Ground
Site of Burying Ground |
Mr Dickson
Mr. Baird
Mr. Ducan (Vane) |
031 |
A pretty large arable island situated in the east side of Loch-leven on which are the remains of a religious-house supposed to have been founded about the tenth century, only a trifling fragment of this ruin is now left, which together with an addition to its north side is turned into a cattle shed. Mr Dickson and others say that there was a burial ground attached. A large mound was visible some years ago, part of which is still to be seen -- several cartloads of it was taken to the [continued] |
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Parish of Portmoak
St Serf's Island situation -- In Loch Leven.
Priory (Remains of) situation -- On St Serf's Island.
[Note - Priory, Remains of] In Old English |
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The object "Site of Burial Ground" has been added as not clearly deleted but not pre-populated on this page.
The same descriptive remarks cover all three objects on this page.
Descriptive Remarks continued on next page. |
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LEVENMOUTH PLANTATION |
Levenmouth Plantation
Levenmouth Plantation
Levenmouth Plantation |
Mr Baird
Mr Syme
Mr Arnot |
031 |
For the descriptive remarks of this, see N.B. [Name Book] for Plan 23 A. |
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[continued] --- Castle Island, amongst which were human bones. See Fullarton's and Chamber's Gazetteers.
Levenmouth Plantation situation -- On the E. [East] side Loch Leven. |
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GULLET BRIDGE |
Gullet Bridge
Gullet Bridge
Gullet Bridge |
Mr Dickson
Mr Reid
Westmains
Mr Fairnie
Sluice House |
031 |
A good stone bridge with two arches over the River Leven and on the road from Scotlandwell to Lochgelly. It belongs to the County. |
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WEST MAINS |
West Mains
West Mains
West Mains
Mains of Kirkness
Mains of Kirkness |
Mr Reid
occupier
Mr Gibson Craig
Factor
Rent Roll
Fraser's Co. [County] Map
Road Surveyor's Plan |
031 |
A good dwelling house steading and farm of land attached the property of the Marquis of Northampton Tenant Mr Reid. |
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MIDDLEBURN |
Middleburn
Middleburn
Middleburn |
Mr Reid
Mr Gibson Craig
Mr Ballingall
Kirkness House |
031 |
A row of Cottars houses on the estate of Kirkness. They are in good repair. |
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Gullet Bridge situation -- Over the Riven Leven.
West Mains situation -- 1/4 Mile W. [West] of Kirkness House.
Middleburn situation -- 1/4 Mile S.W. [South West] of Kirkness House. |
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CLEISH DISTRICT TRUST |
Cleish District Trust
Cleish District Trust
Cleish District Trust |
Mr Williamson
(Clerk to Trust)
Mr Douie
Trustee
Mr Steedman
Trustee |
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Under the designation Cleish 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 an act in the possession of Mr Williamson Clerk to the Trust entitled the four Counties Act including the counties of Perth Kinross Clackmannan and Fife. The road on 31 A is part of that from the Great North Road at Gairneybridge to Leslie by Kirkness. At this place the Trust terminates See Trace No. - |
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Parish of Portmoak |
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LEVENMOUTH |
Levenmouth
Levenmouth
Levenmouth |
Mr Dickson
occupier
Mr Baird
Factor
Mr Williamson |
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A dwelling house offices and farm of land the property of Sir Graham Montgomery, Tenant Mr Dickson. |
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SLUICE HOUSE [nr Levenmouth] |
Sluice House
Sluice House
Sluice House |
Mr Fernie
occupier
Mr Baird
Factor
Mr Williamson |
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A good substantial house with Sluices underneath erected over the mouth of the River Leven for the residence of the Sluice keeper. It is the property of the Leven Trust. |
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FINDATIE |
Findatie
Findatie
Findatie
Finnity
Finnity |
Mr Douglas
(occupier)
Mr Tod
(part owner)
Mr Tod
West Brackly
Fraser's Co [County]Map 1841
Road Surveyors Plan |
031 |
A good dwelling house offices including a Thrashing Mill and a farm of Land attached the property of Mr McDougal. |
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Parish of Portmoak
Levenmouth situation -- 1 1/8 Miles N.W. [North West] of Kirkness House.
Sluice House situation -- 1 1/8 Miles North W. [West] of Kirkness Ho'.
Findatie situation -- 3/4 Mile N.W. [North West] of Kirkness House. |
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KIRKNESS HOUSE |
Kirkness House
Kirkness House
Kirkness House
Kirkness House
Kirkness
Kirkness |
Mr Gibson Craig Factor
Mr Ballingall
(occupier)
Mr Reid
(West Mains)
Estate Map
Fraser's Co. [County] Map 1841
Road Surveyors Plan |
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A pretty good old mansion belonging to the Kirkness estate, it is finely situated on a rising eminence, surrounded with old trees and larhe plantations the latter encloses a small ornamental Park (which has no name). In the north side of this house are to be seen the remains of the stocks, which the proprietor had the power over. There is a vague tradition in the locality that the Culdees had a hospice here -- if they had no vestige of it now remains, even its site cannot be ascertained -- proprietor Marquis of Northampton. |
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Kirkness House situation -- 1Mile N.W. [North West] of South Bogside. |
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SKELLYHEADS |
Skellyheads
Skellyheads
Skellyheads
Skellyhead
Skellyhead |
Mr G Craig (Factor)
Mr Reid
Mr Greig (Manorleys)
Fraser's Co. [County] Map 1841
Road Surveyors Plan |
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A small cottage with out houses once a farm steading, on Kirkness estate proprietor Marquis of Northampton. |
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BUCKLES |
Buckles
Buckles
Buckles
Buckles |
Mr Gibson (Factor)
Mr Reid
Mr Greig
(Manorleys)
Fraser's Co. [County] Map 1841 |
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A cottars house on the farm of Manorleys the property of the Marquis of Northampton. |
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MANORLEYS |
Manorleys
Manorleys
Manorleys
Mannerlees
Mannerlees |
Mr Greig
occupier
Mr G. Craig
(Factor)
Mr Brunet
(South Bogside)
Fraser's Co. [County] Map 1841
Road Surveyors Plan |
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A dwelling house, offices including a Thrashing Machine and a frm of Land attached, the property of the Marquis of Northampton, Tenant Mr Greig. |
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Parish of Portmoak
Skellyheads situation -- 1 Mile N.W. [North West] of South Bogside.
Buckles situation -- 7/8 Mile N.N.W. [North North West] of South Bogside.
Manorleys situation -- 3/4 Mile N.N.W. [North North West] of South Bogside. |
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NORTH BOGSIDE |
North Bogside
North Bogside
North Bogside
Bogside |
Mr Greig
(Tenant)
Mr G. Craig
(Factor)
Mr Brunet
Road Surveyors Plan |
031 |
A pretty good farm house offices including a Thrashing Machine and a farm of land attached the property of the Marquis of Northampton Tenant Mr Greig. |
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North Bogside situation -- 5/8 Mile N. [North] of South Bogside.
Ph. [Parish] of Portmoak: Portmoak: Ph. [Parish of Portmoak: See Plan 30B. [situation] In the Co. [County] of Kinross: For the descriptive remarks of this parish see Name Book for Plan 30B |
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Parish of Kinglassie
Names of Objects -- Pages
Parish of Kingassie -- 17
Broom Hill -- 15
Blythe's Tower -- 17
Dow Burn -- 15
Kinninmonth -- 15
Redwalls -- 16
Redwalls Hill -- 17
Whinnyhall Bridge -- 16 |
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KINNINMONTH |
Kinninmonth
Kinninmonth
Kinninmonth
Kinninmonth |
Mr Paterson
occupier
Mr Lister
owner
Mr Mitchell
Redwalls
Title Deeds |
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A good dwelling house and offices including a Thrashing Mill with a farm of land attached the property of Mr Lister of Kinninmonth Tenant Mr Paterson. |
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BROOM HILL |
Broom Hill
Broom Hill
Broom Hill |
Mr Paterson
Mr Mitchell
J. Fowlis, Foreman
(Kinninmonth) |
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A small rising Knoll on the farm of Kinninmonth the soil of which is arable. |
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DOW BURN |
Dow Burn
Dow Burn
Dow Burn |
Mr Paterson
Mr Mitchell
J. Foulis |
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A small stream gathering on the farm of Kinninmonth and flowing in a southerly direction to the road from Kinglassie to Scotlandwell, here it becomes the boundary between the parishes of Kinglassie and Portmoak and flows in an easterly direction to the junction with Lochty Burn. |
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Parish of Kinglassie
Kinninmonth situation -- 1 1/4 Miles N.E. [North East] of South Bogside.
Broom Hill situation -- 1 1/4 Miles N.E. [North East] of South Bogside.
Dow Burn situation -- Having its influx with Lochty Burn near Whinnyhall Bridge. |
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WHINNYHALL BRIDGE |
Whinnyhall Bridge
Whinnyhall Bridge
Whinnyhall Bridge |
Mr Paterson
Mr Mitchell
Mr Foulis |
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An old stone bridge of one arch over Lochty Burn and on the road leading from Kinglassie to Scotlandwell convenient to Whinnyhall. A Co. [County] Bridge. |
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REDWALLS |
Redwalls
Redwalls
Redwalls
Redwalls
Redwells |
Mr Paterson
Mr Mitchell
Title Deeds
Mr G. Craig Former Factor
Mr Lister
proprietor
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
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A good farm house and steading including a Thrashing Mill and a farm of land attached the property of Mr Lister, Tenant Mr Mitchell. |
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Whinnyhall Bridge sitaution -- 1 1/4 Miles N.E. [North East] of South Bogside.
Redwalls situation -- 1 3/4 Miles N.E. [North East] of South Bogside.
[Note] This name is written "Redwells" on Plan 31B -- The note in the Name Book -- 31B -- requested to be corrected. OMO [Ordnance Map Office] 4th April 1855. |
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REDWALLS HILL |
Redwalls Hill
Redwalls Hill
Redwalls Hill |
Mr Mitchell
Mr Paterson
Mr Foulis |
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A pretty large arable hill on the farm of Redwalls the property of Mr Lister of Kinninmonth on its summit is a Tower much dilapidated at present which was used for a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] station. This Tower has been erected by a former proprietor of Redwalls the name of Blyth from whom the tower took its name. It locally goes under the name of "Blyth's folly". |
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BLYTHE'S TOWER |
Blythes Tower
Blythes Tower
Blythes Tower |
Mr Mitchell
Mr Paterson
Mr Foulis |
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A pretty large arable hill on the farm of Redwalls the property of Mr Lister of Kinninmonth on its summit is a Tower much dilapidated at present which was used for a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] station. This Tower has been erected by a former proprietor of Redwalls the name of Blyth from whom the tower took its name. It locally goes under the name of "Blyth's folly". |
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Parish of Kinglassie
Redwalls Hill situation -- 1 7/8 Miles N.E. [North East] of South Bogside.
[Note] Redwalls -- The farm name, see page 16. D.H.
Blythe's Tower situation -- On Redwalls Hill.
[Note] This name is written Redwells Hill upon Plan 31B, 23A and B. now in O.M.O. [Ordnance Map Office] D.H.
Ph. [Parish] of Kinglassie: Kinglassie: Ph. [Parish] of Kinglassie: See Plan 24C [situation] In the Co. [County] of Fife. For the descriptive remarks of this parish see Name book for Plan 24C. |
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Parish of Ballingry
Names of Objects -- Pages
Parish of Ballingry -- 29
Craigiemalcolm -- 23
Crosshill Cottage -- 24
Clune Craig -- 29
Cairn -- 31
Flockhouse -- 22
Hynds -- 24
Hare Law -- 30
Kirkland -- 22
Lochore Castle (in ruins) -- 27
Lochcraig -- 29
Munshock Moss -- 23
Milton -- 25
Navity Hill -- 21
Navity House -- 21
Navity Farm -- 21
Rosewells -- 23
River Ore -- 26
Skank -- 22
Templeland -- 25
Thishalaw -- 24
Site of Lochore Formerly Inchgall Loch -- 26
Ballingry (Detached)
Craigend -- 32
Craigend Hill -- 32
Craigend Hill Plantation -- 33
Coneyhall -- 32
Easter Balbedie -- 31
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NAVITY HILL |
Navity Hill
Navity Hill
Navity Hill |
Mr Reid
Mr Hunt
owner
Mr Beath
(Tenant) |
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a Pretty large hill on the estate of Navity its surface is chiefly arable. On its summit is a Trigl [Trigonometrical] station. |
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NAVITY HOUSE |
Navity House
Navity House
Navity House |
Mr Hunt
occupier
Mr Beath
Navity Farm
Map of Estate |
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A good country residence occasionally occupied by the proprietor Mr Hunt. It is the mansion-house for the Navity estate. |
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NAVITY FARM |
Navity Farm
Navity Farm
Navity Farm
Navity
Navity |
Mr Hunt
owner
Mr Beath
(occupier)
Mr Steedman
Fraser's Co. [County] Map 1841
Road Surveyors Plan |
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A dwelling house, offices including a Thrashing machine and a farm of land attached, the property of Mr Hunt of Navity occupier Mr Beath. |
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Parish of Ballingry
Navity Hill situation -- 1 1/2 Miles N.W. by W. [North West by West] of South Bogside.
Navity House situation -- 1 3/8 Miles N.W. by W. [North West by West] of South Bogside.
Navity Farm situation -- 1 1/4 Miles N.W. by W. [North West by West] of South Bogside. |
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SHANK |
Shank
Shank
Shank
Shank
Shank |
Mr Hunt
owner
Mr Steedman
occupier
Mr Beath
Road Surveyors Plan
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
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A public house, smithy and a few dwelling-house the property of Mr Hunt of Navity occupied by working people. |
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KIRKLAND |
Kirkland
Kirkland
Kirkland
Kirkland |
Mr Wilson
occupier
Mr Willamson
Factor
Mr Hunt
Road Surveyors Plan |
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A dwelling house farm steading including a Thrashing machine and a farm of land the property of Sir John Malcolm of Balbedie. |
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FLOCKHOUSE |
Flockhouse
Flockhouse
Flockhouse
Flockhouse |
Mr Wilson
Mr Hunt
Mr Williamson
Road Surveyors Plan |
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A small row of cottars houses on the farm of Kirkland formerly a farm steading. |
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Shank situation -- 1 1/4 Miles W. [West] of South Bogside.
[Note] Shank The projecting point of a hill, Jamieson.
Kirkland situation -- 1 1/4 Miles W. [West] of South Bogside.
Flockhouse situation -- 1 1/4 Miles W. by S. [West by South] of South Bogside. |
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MUNSHOCK MOSS |
Munshock Moss
Munshock Moss
Munshock Moss |
Mr Wilson
Mr D. Greig
Hynds
Mr Duncan
Rosewells |
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A small piece of rough pasture land on the farm of Kirkland where the Bilberry abundantly grows hence the name, "Munshock" "The Common Bilberry" Jamieson's Scottish Dicty. [Dictionary.] |
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CRAIGIEMALCOLM |
Craigiemalcolm
Craigiemalcolm
Craigiemalcolm |
Mr Wilson
Mr D. Greig
Mr Duncan |
031 |
A small rocky Knoll, on the farm of Kirkland, named after one of the proprietors. On its summit is a Trigl [Trigonometrical] station. |
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ROSEWELLS |
Rosewells
Rosewells
Rosewells
Rosewells
Rosewell |
Mr Duncan
occupier
Mr Henderson
Glencraig
Mr Bayley W.S. [Writer to the Signet]
Mr Williamson
Factor
Road Surveyors Plan |
031 |
A good dwelling house steading and a farm of land attached the property of Sir John Malcolm. |
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Parish of Ballingry
Munshock Moss situation -- 1 1/2 Miles W. by S. [West by South] of South Bogside.
Craigiemalcolm situation -- 1 1/2 Miles W. by S. [West by South] of South Bogside.
Rosewells situation -- 1 3/8 Miles S.W. by W. [South West by South] of South Bogside. |
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HYNDS |
Hynds
Hynds
Hynds
Hynds
Hind |
Mr D. Greig
occupier
Mr Bayley W.S. [Writer to the Signet] Factor
Mr Wilson
Map of Farm
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
031 |
A farm house and steading with a farm of land attached the property of Lady Scott of Lochore, Tenant Mr D. Greig. |
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THISHALAW |
Thishalaw
Thishalaw
Thishalaw |
Mr Williamson
Factor
Mr D. Greig
Mr Russel
Inchgall Mill |
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A few cottars houses on the estate of Balbedie. how the name arose cannot be ascertained. |
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CROSSHILL |
Crosshill
Crosshill
Crosshill
Crosshill |
Mr D. Greig
mr Henderson
Mr Wilson
Road Surveyors Plan |
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An old dwelling house farm steading with a farm of land attached the property of Mr henderson of Crosshill Cottage Tenant Mr Wilson. |
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STONE COFFINS FOUND [Hynds] |
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031 |
[Note] Stone Coffins found on this farm to be referred with pencil mark on Plan when drawn, to Capn. [Captain] Bayly for his examination. DK |
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Hynds situation -- 1 1/2 Miles S.W. by W. [South West by West] of South Bogside.
Thishalaw situation -- 1 1/2 Miles S.W. [South West] of South Bogside.
Croshill situation -- 1 1/2 Miles S.W. [South West] of South Bogside.
[Note] Stone Coffins found on this farm to be referred with pencil mark on Plan when drawn, to Cap. [Captain] Bayly for his examination DK |
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CROSSHILL COTTAGE |
Crosshill Cottage
Crosshill Cottage
Crosshill Cottage |
Misses Hendersons
occupiers
Mr Henderson
Glencraig
Mr Wilson |
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A neat cottage recently erected the property of the occupiers, the Misses Hendersons. |
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MILTON |
Milton
Milton
Milton
Miltown |
Mr Henderson
owner
Mr Beck
Templeland
Mr Wilson
Road Surveyors Plan |
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TEMPLELAND |
Templeland
Templeland
Templeland
Templeland |
Mr Beck
occupier
Mr Henderson
owner
Mr Shand
Glencraig
Road Surveyors Plan |
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Parish of Ballingry
Crosshill Cottage situation -- 1 5/8 Miles S.W. [South West] of South Bogside.
Milton situation -- 1 5/8 Miles S.W. [South West] of South Bogside.
Templeland situation -- 1 3/4 Miles S.W. [South West] of South Bogside. |
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RIVER ORE |
Ore Water
Ore Water
Ore Water
Ore Water
Water of Ore
Water of Ore
River Ore |
Mr Henderson
Mr Andrew Leitch
Mr Shand
Lochcraig
Mr W.B. Low
Parochial Teacher Auchterderran
Mr Black W.S. [Writer to the Signet]
Map of [Inchdairuie] Estate
See Plans 31D and 32 A |
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This stream is the continuation of Kelty Burn from where it enters the lands of Lochore at Moss Plantation then with many windings its course is eastwards to its junction with the River Leven below Cameron Bridge. |
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Site of LOCH ORE |
Site of Loch Ore
Site of Loch Ore
Site of Loch Ore
Site of Loch Ore
Site of Loch Ore |
Mr Bayley W.S. [Writer to the Signet] Factor
Mr Ramsay
Chapel
Mr Wilson
Mr D. Greig
See Plan 30D |
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The blue dotted line on the trace points out as nearly as possible the extent of Loch Ore as it was before it was drained about seventy years ago. It is now good arable land. |
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Site of INCHGALL LOCH |
Site of Loch Ore formerly Inchgall Loch. |
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The blue dotted line on the trace points out as nearly as possible the extent of Loch Ore as it was before it was drained about seventy years ago. It is now good arable land. |
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River Ore situation -- Passing Milton.
Site of Loch Ore situation -- 1 7/8 Miles S.W. [South West] of South Bogside. |
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LOCHORE CASTLE (In Ruins) |
Lochore Castle in Ruins
Lochore Castle in Ruins
Lochore Castle in Ruins
Lochore Castle in Ruins |
Mr Bayley W.S. [Writer to the Signet] Factor
Mr Shand
Lochcraig
Mr Douie
Dollomuir
Road Surveyors Plan |
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Close to the northern margin of the Water of Ore, on a small Knoll near the eastern corner of a flat piece of land until about seventy years ago a loch, are standing the ruins of Lochore Castle surrounded by a strong wall with port-holes at present much dilapidated. Fullarton in his Gazetteer says "there was until lately a considerable loch in this parish (Ballingry) called Loch Ore, from which a small stream Ore issues, but it has been in great part drained" (now wholly drained). Towards the eastern extremity of this loch was a small island upin which stood the remains of an ancient Castle supposed to have been founded in the reign of Malcolm III. The family of Loch Orr was of [continued] |
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Parish of Ballingry
Lochore Castle (in ruins) situation 1 7/8 Miles S.W. [South West] of South Bogside.
[Quotation] "This building consists of an old tower, and several lower houses. it was built by Duncan de Lochore, former proprietor of the estate, in the reign of Malcolm III: but the estate passing into the hands of the Wardlaws of Torry, it from them received considerable repairs; and the name of Robertus Wardlaw is upon the chief entry to the tower. At present it is ruinous, but forms a beautiful object in the Lake." Old Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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Description of Lochore Castle continued.
.. considerable importance in early times. In the reign of Alexander II Adam De Loch Ore was Sheriff of Perth" The domain of Loch Ore, afterwards passed into the hands of the Wardlaws of Torry and lately into the family of Sir Walter Scott in whose possession it is in at present.
The Crown Charter of the estate runs thus "With the Loch Inchgall Castle, tower and fortilis of the same with the advocation donation and right of patronage of the Chapel and Chapelry of Inchgall." |
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LOCHCRAIG |
Lochcraig
Lochcraig
Lochcraig
Lochcraig |
Mr Andrew Shand
occupier
Mr Henderson
Mr Wilson
Mr Beck |
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A neat cottage and a public house until lately, now it is occupied as a private dwelling both are feued off the estate of Glencraig by Mr Andrew Shand. |
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CLUNE CRAIG |
Clune Craig
Clune Craig
Clune Craig |
Mr Butters
Clune
Mr Henderson
Mr Shand |
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A middling sized rocky heathy pasture hill onthe estate of Glencraig on its summit is a Trigl [Trigonometrical] station. |
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Parish of Ballingry
Lochcraig situation -- 1 7/8 Miles S.W. [South West] of South Bogside.
Clune Craig situation -- 2 1/4 Miles S.W. [South West] of South Bogside.
Ph. [Parish] of Ballingry: Ballingry: Ph. [Parish] of Ballingry. See Plan 30D. [situation] In the Co. [County] of Fife. For the descriptive remarks of this parish see Name book for Plan 30D. |
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HARE LAW |
Hare Law
Hare Law
Hare Law |
Mr D Russel
Inchgall Mill
Mr D. Shand
Mr Bogie
Pitkenny |
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A pretty large hill on the farms of North and South Pitkenny and Inchgall Mill. There is a tradition in this locality that the Romans fought a battle here but the exact spot where it happened cannot be ascertained. Some supposed it was at the remains of a cairn which is on the south side of the hill. There is only about one half of this cairn now to be seen the rest was taken away for building dykes. Mr Russel says he found several human bones spears etc when carting away the stones. In order to preserve the rest of the Cairn it was planted |
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HARELAW Cairn (remains of) |
Cairn (remains of)
Cairn (remains of)
Cairn (remains of)
Harelaw
Harelaw |
Mr David Russel
Mr Shand
Mr Bogie
Prehistoric Annals of Scotland page 93
Alexander Brown
Lochhead |
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A pretty large hill on the farms of North and South Pitkenny and Inchgall Mill. There is a tradition in this locality that the Romans fought a battle here but the exact spot where it happened cannot be ascertained. Some supposed it was at the remains of a cairn which is on the south side of the hill. There is only about one half of this cairn now to be seen the rest was taken away for building dykes. Mr Russel says he found several human bones spears etc when carting away the stones. In order to preserve the rest of the Cairn it was planted |
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Hare Law situation -- 1 1/8 Miles S.W. [South West] of South Bogside.
Cairn (remains of) situation -- on Hare Law. |
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The following remarks are relative to the "Hare Stanes" "Heaer Cairns" "Herlaw or Harelaw". Extracted from The Archaeology and Prehistoric Annals of Scotland page 92,3.
"Mr William Hamper, an ingenious English antiquary, has elaborately elucidated the derivation of the name as applied in England, and the use of the Hoar stones, the Menhars, or bound stones, as Stones of memorial, like, the stone Bohan, the son of Reuben, and other ancient land marks of Bible Story. Probably we shall justly esteem the "Hare Stane" as the memorial of the Western boundary of the ancient chase, claimed from time immemorial by the neighbouring capital; but if so, its name has long survived all popular recollection of the meaning which it bore. The same term Hare Stanes, is applied to a circular group of stones near Kirkdean, in the parish of Kirkurd, Peebleshire. It would appear, however, to have been more frequently used in Scotland in the most sacred sense of a memorial, if we judge from the examples of its application as the designation of Cairns, some of which, at least, and probably all, are sepulchral monuments. Among these are the Haer Cairns in the parish of Chinee; the Haer Cairns of Blairgowrie and Kinloch, Perthshire; the Hier Cairns of Monikie Forfarshire; The Herlaw, a gigantic Cairn in the parish of East Kilbride, Lanarkshire; the more celebrated Harlaw of Aberdeenshire; and the Harelaw at Lochore in Fifeshire." |
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EASTER BALBEDIE |
Easter Balbedie
Easter Balbedie
Easter Balbedie |
Mr Williamson
Factor
Mr Paton
occupier
Mr Glass
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WESTER BALBEDIE |
Wester Balbedie
Wester Balbedie
Wester Balbedie |
Mr Williamson
factor
Mr Paton
occupier
Mr G Craig W.S. [Writer to the Signet] |
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A good dwelling house and steading including a Thrashing machine and a farm of land attached the property of Sir John Malcolm Bart [Baronet] of Balbedie tenant Mr Paton. |
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Parish of Ballingry Detached
Easter Balbedie situation -- 1 1/8 Miles N. by W. [North by West] of South Bogside.
West Balbedie situation -- 1 1/8 Miles N. by W. [North by West] of South Bogside. |
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CRAIGEND |
Craigend
Craigend
Craigend
Craigend |
Mr Glass
occupier
Mr Paton
Mr Williamson
Factor
Road Surveyors Plan |
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A good dwelling house and steading including a Thrashing machine and a farm of land attached the property of Sir John Malcolm Baronet of Balbedie occupier Mr Glass. |
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CRAIGEND HILL |
Craigend Hill
Craigend Hill
Craigend Hill |
Mr Glass
Farmer
Mr Williamson
Mr Paton |
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A middling sized hill on the farm of Craigend the soil of which is chiefly arable on its summit is a Trigl [Trigonometrical] station. |
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CONEYHALL |
Coneyhall
Coneyhall
Coneyhall
Coneyhall |
Mr Glass
Tenant
Mr Williamson
Mr Paton
Road Surveyors Plan |
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A small cottars house on the farm of Craigend. |
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Craigend situation -- 1 1/4 Miles N. [North] of South Bogside.
Craigend Hill situation -- 1 1/4 Miles N. [North] of South Bogside.
Coneyhall situation -- 1 1/4 Miles N. [North] of South Bogside. |
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CRAIGENDHILL PLANTATION |
Craigend Hill Plantation
Craigend Hill Plantation
Craigend Hill Plantation |
Mr Glass
Mr Paterson
Mr Mitchell |
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"A circular belt of wood consisting of Fir and forest trees, on a hill on the farm of Craigend." Plan 23A. |
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Craigend Hill Plantation situation -- 1 3/4 Miles S.E. [South East] of Scotlandwell. |
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Parish of Auchterderran
Names of Objects -- Pages
Parish of Auchterderran -- 48
Annfield -- 46
Boglochty -- 40
Capeldrae -- 38
Capeldrae Colliery -- 38
Collier Houses -- 39
Charleston -- 43
Craighead Plantation -- 45
Craigderran -- 46
Flockhouse School -- 38
Hunt Ha' Plantation -- 41
Jamphlans -- 46
Knobbs -- 47
Lochty Burn -- 39
Moss Plantation -- 44
Murrayknowe -- 47
Muirtonhills -- 47
North Pitkinny -- 42
Peatdykes -- 41
Pitcairn -- 48
Redhouse -- 44
South Bogside -- 40
Shirram Brae -- 42
South Pitkinny -- 42
Torrys Loan -- 43
Westfield -- 41
Woodend -- 44 |
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FLOCKHOUSE SCHOOL |
Flockhouse School
Flockhouse School
Flockhouse School |
Miss Wright
Teacher
Mr Wilson
Kirkland
Mr Beath
Navity Farm |
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CAPLEDRAE |
Capledrae
Capledrae
Capledrae
Capledrae |
Mr Mitchell
occupier
Mr Mitchell
Redwalls
Mr Anderson
Capledrae Colliery
Road Surveyors Plan |
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CAPLEDRAE COLLIERY |
Capeldrae Colliery
Capledrae Colliery
Capledrae Colliery |
Mr Mitchell
Mr L. Anderson
Lessee |
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A parrot coal colliery the property of Mr Ayton of Capledrae Lessees Messrs Anderson, Wilson and Crombie. |
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Parish of Auchterderran
Flockhouse School situation -- 1 1/4 Miles W. [West] of South Bogside.
Capledrae situation -- 7/8 Mile W. [West] of South Bogside.
Capledrae Colliery sitation -- 5/8 Mile W. [West] of South Bogside. |
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COLLIER HOUSES |
Collier Houses
Collier Houses
Collier Houses |
Mr John Wilson
Mr L Anderson
occupier
Mr Mitchell |
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A row of collier houses the property of Mr Ayton of Capledrae. |
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LOCHTY BURN |
Lochty Burn
Lochty Burn
Lochty Burn |
Mr L. Anderson
Mr John Wilson
Mr Mitchell |
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A small stream gathering from off the farms of Ballingry Navity and Kirkland. It takes the name Lochty Burn from the junction of the Parishes of Portmoak Ballingry and Auchterderran and winding its Course eastwards falls into the River Leven a little below Leslie. |
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Collier Houses situation -- 1/4 Mile W. [West] of South Bogside.
Lochty Burn situation -- Passing the N. [North] side Capledrae Colliery. |
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SOUTH BOGSIDE |
South Bogside
South Bogside
South Bogside
Boghead |
Mr Bennett
occupier
Mr Mitchell
Mr Black
North Pitkinny
Road Surveyors Plan |
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A good farm-house and steading including a Thrashing Machine with a farm of land attached the property of Mr Ayton of Capledrae Tenant Mr Bennett. |
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BOGLOCHTY |
Boglochty
Boglochty
Boglochty |
Mr Bennet
Mr Paterson
(Kinninmonth)
Mr W. Mitchell
(Capledrae) |
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A pretty large tract of land formerly a moss but now partly arable and partly rough pasture. It lies on both sides of Lochty Burn between Whinnyhall Bridge and Capledrae Colliery. |
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Parish of Auchterderran
South Bogside situation -- 1 Mile S.E. [South East] of Kirkness House.
Boglochty situation -- North of South Bogside. |
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WESTFIELD |
Westfield
Westfield
Westfield
Westfield
Westfield |
Mr Martin
occupier
Mr Black W.S. [Writer to the Signet] Factor
Mr William Steel
(Redhouse)
Fraser's Co. [County] Map 1841
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
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A pretty dwelling house and offices including a Thrashing Machine and a farm of land attached the property of Mr Ayton of Inchdairnie Tenant Mr Martin. |
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PEATDYKES |
Peatdykes
Peatdykes
Peatdykes |
Mr Martin
Farmer
Mr Steel
Mr Bennett
(Charleston) |
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HUNT HA' PLANTATION |
Hunt Ha' Plantation
Hunt Ha' Plantation
Hunt Ha' Plantation |
Mr Black
Mr Bogie
Dr. [Doctor] W. Wemyss |
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A few detached pieces of planted ground on the estate of North Pitkinny consisting of Ash Oak and Fir. |
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Westfield situation -- 1/2 Mile S.E. by E. [South East by East] of South Bogside.
Peatdykes situation -- 4/8 Mile S.E. by E. [South East by East] of South Bogside.
Hunt Ha' Plantation situation -- 7/8 Mile S.W. [South West] of South Bogside. |
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SHIRRAM BRAE |
Shirram Brae
Shirram Brae
Shirram Brae |
Mr Bogie
Mr Black
Mr D. Russel |
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SOUTH PITKINNY |
South Pitkinny
South Pitkinny
South Pitkenny
South Pitkenny
South Pitkenny
South Pickinny |
Mr Black
Mr Melvill W.S. [Writer to the Signet]
Mr Bogie
Farmer
Mr Tod
Factor
Rent Roll
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
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North Pitkinny
North Pitkinny
North Pitkinny
North Pitkinny
North Pitkinny
North Pickinny |
Mr Black
Tenant
Mr Melvill W.S. [Writer to the Signet] Factor
Dr [Doctor] W. Wemyss (owner)
Fraser's Co. [County] Map 1841
Road Surveyors Plan
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
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A farm houses and steading including a Thrashing Machine and farm of land attached the property of Dr [Doctor] Watson Wemyss Tenant Mr Andrew Black. |
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Shirram Brae situation -- 1 1/8 Miles S.S.W. [South South West] of South Bogside.
South Pitkinny situation -- 3/4 Mile S.S.W. [South South West] of South Bogside.
North Pitkinny situation -- 1/2 Mile S.S.W. [South South West] of South Bogside. |
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TORRYS LOAN |
Torrys Loan
Torrys Loan
Torrys Loan |
Mr Bogie
Mr Black
Mr Martin |
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CHARLESTON |
Charleston
Charleston
Charleston
Coupour
Coupour
Charleston |
Mr Mitchell
Mr Martin
Dr [Doctor] W. Wemyss
proprietor
Mr Bennet
occupier
Mr Black
Lessee
Fraser's Co. [County] Map 1841 |
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An old farm house and steading and a small Croft immediate Tenant Mr Bennet, Lesse Mr Black and proprietor D W. Wemyss. This place locally goes under the name Coupour but Charleston is the proper name. |
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Torrys Loan situation -- Passing the N. [North] side of South Pitkinny.
Charleston situation -- 3/8 Mile S.E. [South East] of South Bogside |
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REDHOUSE |
Redhouse
Redhouse
Redhouse |
Mr Steel
Mr Martin
Mr Black |
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A good farm house and steading including a Thrashing machine and a farm of land attached the property of Mrs Reddie of Redhouse Tenant Mr Steel. |
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MOSS PLANTATION |
Moss Plantation
Moss Plantation
Moss Plantation |
Mr Steel
Mr Black
Mr Bogie |
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WOODEND |
Woodend
Woodend
Woodend |
Mr Law owner
Mr Steel
Mr Black |
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A feu off the estate of Balgregie owner and occupier Mr Law. |
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Parish of Auchterderran
Redhouse situation -- 5/8 Mile S.E. [South East] of South Bogside.
Moss Plantation situation -- 5/8 Mile S.S.E. [South South East] of South Bogside.
Woodend situation -- 1 Mile S.E. [South East] of South Bogside. |
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KIRKCALDY DISTRICT TRUST (No 15) |
Kirkcaldy District Trust No.15
Kirkcaldy District Trust No. 15
Kirkcaldy District Trust No. 15 |
Mr Cameron
Road Survey
Mr Beveridge
Collector
Map of Roads |
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Under the designation Kirkcaldy 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 possession of the road surveyor and collector. The road on 31A is part of that from Lochgelly to Inchdairnie Gate by Auchterderran Church and Kinglassie and is No.15 of this Trust. |
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CRAIGHEAD PLANTATION |
Craighead Plantation
Craighead Plantation
Craighead Plantation |
Mr Black
Factor
Mr W.B. Low
Teacher
Mr Law
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Craighead Plantation situation -- 1 Mile S.W. [South West] of South Bogside. |
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CRAIGDERRAN |
Craigderran
Craigderran
Craigderran |
Mr Goodall
owner
Mr Nasmyth
Cardenbank
Mr W.B. Low
P. [Parish] Teacher |
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Jamphlars
Jamphlars
Jamphlars
Jamphleers |
Mr Goodall
owner
Mr Nasmyth
Title Deeds
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ANNFIELD |
Annfield
Annfield
Annfield |
Mr Miller
occupier
Mr Inglis
proprietor
Mr Goodall |
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A neat cottage offices and sawmill the property of Mr Inglis of Silverton Tenant Mr Miller. |
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Parish of Auchterderran
Craigderran situation -- 1 1/8 Miles S.E. [South East] of South Bogside.
Jamphlars situation -- 1 1/4 Miles S.E. [South East] of South Bogside.
Annfield situation -- 1 3/8 Mile S. [South] of South Bogside. |
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KNOBBS |
Knobbs
Knobbs
Knobbs |
Mr Johnstone
Mr W.B. Low
Mr Goodall |
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MURRAYKNOWE |
Murrayknowe
Murrayknowe
Murrayknowe |
Mr Inglis
Farmer
Mr W.B. Low
Mr Wishart
(Smithy hill) |
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A dwelling and farm steading with a farm of land attached the property of the heirs of the late Dr [Doctor] Murray of Auchterderran Manse Tenant Mr Inglis of Silverton. |
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MUIRTONHILLS |
Muirtonhills
Muirtonhills
Muirtonhills |
Mr Johnstone
Mr Steel
Tenant
Mr W.B. Low |
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A farm steading and farm of land the property of Mrs Reddie of Redhouse Tenant Mr Steel. The houses are occupied by his cottars; |
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Knobbs situation -- 1 1/8 Mile S. by E. [South by East] of South Bogside.
Murrayknowe situation -- 1 3/8 Miles S. by E. [South by East] of South Bogside.
Muirtonhills situation -- 1 Mile S. by E. [South by East] of South Bogside. |
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PITCAIRN |
Pitcairn
Pitcairn
Pitcairn |
Mr Tod
Factor
Mr Inglis
Silverton
Rent Roll |
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[situation] 1⅛ Miles S. [South] of South Bogside.A good farm house and steading including a Thrashing machine with a farm of land attached the property of the Earl of Minto occupier Mrs Haik. |
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AUCHTERDERRAN |
Ph [Parish] of Auchterderran. |
See Plan 32A |
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[situation] In the Co. [County] of Fife.
For the descriptive remarks of this parish see Name book for Plan 32A |
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Parish of Auchterderran
[signed] John Bayly Capt. R.E. [Captain, Royal Engineers]
30th January 1855 |
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Fife & Kinross
31A
Parishes of -- Page
Auchterderran -- 35
Ballingry -- 19
Ballingry (Det.) -- 19
Kinglassie -- 13
Portmoak -- 1 |
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