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Index
PARISH OF BALLINGRY 31C.
Names of Objects... Page
Parish of Ballingry -- 13
Balbeggie -- 11
Clune Plantation -- 9
Clune -- 9
Clochart Bridge -- 10
Edinburgh Perth and Dundee Railway (Dunfermline Branch) -- 3
Glencraig -- 10
Greenhill -- 11
Inchgall Mill -- 11
Lumphinnans Iron Works -- 5
Lumphinnans Colliery -- 7
Lochfitty Burn -- 10
North Lumphinnans -- 4
River Ore -- 12
Souther Lumphinnans -- 10
Tollie Hill -- 5
Viewfield House -- 6
West Cartmore -- 7
Ballingry Detached
Brigghills -- 13
Bow Bridge -- 13 |
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EDINBURGH PERTH AND DUNDEE RAILWAY (Dunfermline Branch) |
Edinburgh Perth and Dundee Railway (Dunfermline Branch)
Edinburgh Perth and Dundee Railway (Dunfermline Branch)
Edinburgh Perth and Dundee Railway (Dunfermline Branch) |
Mr. Crawford Station Master Lochgelly
Name on Tickets
Name on Carriages |
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[situation] Running N. [North] easterly through the Plan.
This is a branch of the Edinburgh Perth and Dundee Railway extending from the main line at Thornton to Dunfermline. It consists of two lines of Rails, except for a short distance near Dunfermline, where it has only one. Telegraph has been put along the north side lately. Mile posts are only to be found here and there along this Branch. |
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[page] 3 Parish of Ballingry. |
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NORTH LUMPHINNANS |
North Lumphinnans
North Lumphinnans
North Lumphinnans
North Lumphinnans |
Mr Dickson
Map of Estate
Mr. A. Leitch Lochgelly
Road Surveyors Plan |
031 |
[situation] 1 Mile N.W. [North West] of the village of Lochgelly.
A cottars dwelling and a few houses in Ruins formerly A farm house and Steading, with a farm of land attached which has been annexed to South Lumphinnans, proprietor Earl of Zetland. |
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TOLLIE HILL |
Tollie Hill
Tollie Hill
Tollie Hill |
Mr. Leitch
Mr. Hunter (Lumphinnans Ironworks)
Mr. Shand Glencraig |
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[situation] 1¼ Miles W. [West] of the village of Lochgelly.
A middling Size Arable hill on the farm of South Lumphinnans on it's Summit is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station. |
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LUMPHINNANS IRON WORKS |
Lumphinnans Iron Works
Lumphinnans Iron Works
Lumphinnans Iron Works |
A. Christie Esqr.
Mr. Grassy (Clerk Viewfield House)
Mr. Hunter (overseer) |
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[situation] 1 Mile S.W. [South West] of Lochgelly.
A newly erected Ironworks Consisting of one Furnace two heaters a receiving pipe, An elevator and Casting moulds for making Pig-iron. Also an Engine-house, boilers and Ponds. The whole is the property of Alexander Christie Esquire. |
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VIEWFIELD HOUSE |
Viewfield House
Viewfield House
Viewfield House |
Mr. Grassy occupier
Mr. Hunter
Mr. Leitch |
031 |
[situation] ⅞ Mile S.W. [South West] of Lochgelly Village.
A good good dwelling house with offices and vegetable garden attached, the property of Alexander Christie Esquire And Occupied by his Manager and Clerk i.e. Messrs. Thomson and Grassy. |
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SOUTH LUMPHINNANS |
South Lumphinnans
South Lumphinnans
South Lumphinnans
South Lumphinnans |
Mr. Dickson Factor
Map of Estate
M. Hogg Occupier
Road Surveyors Plan |
031 |
[situation] ¾ Mile W. [West] of Lochgelly Village.
A good house and offices with a large farm of land attached the property of the Earl of Zetland Tenant Mr. Hogg. |
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WESTER CARTMORE |
Wester Cartmore
Wester Cartmore
Wester Cartmore |
Mr. Tod Factor
Rent Receipt
Mr. James Greig Tenant. |
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[situation] ¾ Mile N.W. [North West] of Lochgelly village.
A pretty good house with out offices and a farm of land attached the property of the Earl of Minto, Tenant Mr. Greig. |
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LUMPHINNANS COLLIERY |
Lumphinnans Colliery
Lumphinnans Colliery
Lumphinnans Colliery |
Mr. Grassy Clark of works
Mr. Hunter overseer
Alexander Christie Esq. Lessee |
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[situation] ½ Mile W. [West] of Lochgelly village.
This Coalfield embraces the whole of the lands of South and North Lumphinnans the property of the Earl of Zetland, Lessee Alexander Christie Esquire |
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KIRKCALDY DISTRICT TRUST (No 7) |
Kirkcaldy District Trust No.7
Kirkcaldy District Trust No.7
Kirkcaldy District Trust No.7 |
Mr. Cameron Road Surveyor
Mr. Beveridge Collector.
Schedule. |
031 |
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 in a map and Schedule in the possession of the Road Surveyor and Collector. The road on Plan 31C is part of that from Benochie Toll Bar by Lochgelly to the Great North Road, A little West of Lumphinnans Iron works And is No.7 of this District. |
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Note: Not now written |
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CLUNE PLANTATION |
Clune Plantation
Clune Plantation
Clune Plantation |
Henry Shand Forester
Andrew Wright under Forester
Mr. Tod Factor |
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[situation] 1¼ Miles N.W. [North West] of Lochgelly village.
A good size Plantation of mixed wood on the estate of Lochgelly convenient to the Clune Craig. |
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CLUNE CRAIG |
Clune Craig
Clune Craig
Clune Craig |
Mr. Henderson Glencraig
Mr. Butters Clune
Mr. Shand Lochcraig |
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[situation] 1½ Miles N.W. [North West] of Lochgelly village.
A middling size Rocky hill on the estate of Glencraig. |
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CLUNE |
Clune
Clune
Clune
Clune
Clune |
Mr. Butters Occupier
Mr. Henderson Owner
Mr. Shand
Road Surveyors Plan
Johnstons Co. [County] Map |
031 |
[situation] ½ Mile N.W. [North West] of Lochgelly village.
A Small dwelling house and out house with a small farm attached the property of Mr Henderson of Glencraig Occupier Mr. Butters. |
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LOCHFITTY BURN |
Lochfitty Burn
Lochfitty Burn
Lochfitty Bun |
Mr Henderson Glencraig
Mr. A. Leitch
Mr. Shand Lochcraig |
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[situation] Having its influx with the Ore a little South of Glencraig.
A middling Size Stream having its source in Lochfitty and flowing in an easterly direction, joins Ore Water at Glencraig. |
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CLOCKRAT BRIDGE |
Clockart Brige
Clockart Bridge
Clockart Bridge
Clockret Bridge
Clockrat Bridge
Clockrat Bridge |
Mr. Shand
Mr. A. Leitch
Mr. Henderson
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
J.R. Tod Esq. Factor of the Estate
Symes Map [1762] |
031 |
[situation] 1¼ Miles N.N.W. [North North West] of Lochgelly village.
A good one arch Stone bridge over Lochfitty Burn and on the road leading from Lochgelly to Scotlandwell. It is County. |
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GLENCRAIG |
Glencraig
Glencraig
Glencraig
Glencraig
Glencraig |
Mr. Henderson (Owner & Occupier)
Mr. Landell (Manager Lochgelly Colliery)
Mr. Shand
Map of Estate
Road Surveyors Plan
[Note] "This place was formerly called CONTAL" |
031 |
[situation] 1⅜ Miles N.N.W. [North North West] of Lochgelly village.
A neat Country residence the mansion of Glencraig estate. It is nicely Situated in a Vale, Surrounded by young Plantations. There is a neat lawn Suitable Offices and Vegetable garden attached. Occupier And Proprietor Mr. Henderson. |
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GREENHILL |
Greenhill
Greenhill
Greenhill |
Mr. Henderson Owner
Mr. Shand
Map of estate |
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[situation] 1¼ Miles N.N.W. [North North West] of Lochgelly village.
A small cottage on the lands of Glencraig for the use of Mr. Hendersons Servants. |
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INCHGALL MILL (Corn) |
Inchgall Mill
Inchgall Mill
Inchgall Mill
Inchgall Mill
Inchgall Mil |
Mr. Henderson owner.
Mr. D. Russell occupier
Mr. Shand
Road Surveyors Plan
Turnpike Road Map |
031 |
[situation] 1½ Miles N.N.W. [North North West] of Lochgelly village.
A corn Mill dwelling-house offices and farm of land the property of Mr. Henderson of Glencraig. Ttenant, Mr. David Russell. |
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BALBEGGIE |
Balbeggie
Balbeggie
Balbeggie
Balbiggie
Balbiggie |
Mr. Henderson
Mr. D. Russell
Map of Estate
Road Surveyors Plan
Frasers Co. [County] Map 1841. |
031 |
[situation] 1½ Miles N.N.W. [North North West] of Lochgelly village.
A cottars house in the farm of Inchgall Mill the property of Mr. Henderson. |
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RIVER ORE |
Ore Water
Ore Water
Ore Water
Ore Water
Water of Ore
River Ore |
Mr. Henderson
Mr. A. Leitch
Mr. Shand
Mr. W. B. Low
Mr. Black W.S. Writer to the Signet Kirkcaldy.
Plans 31D and 32A |
031 |
[situation] Running Easterly Passing Silverton & Carden Mill.
This Stream is the Continuation of Kelty Burn from where it enters the lands of Lochore at the Moss Plantation, thence with many windings it Continues its Course in an Easterly direction, by Glencraig, here it receives Lochfitty Burn, by Carden Mill where the Dean Burn joines it, by Clunie Thornton and empties into the River Leven near Cameron Bridge. |
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BRIGGHILLS |
Brigghills
Brigghills
Brigghills
Brigghills
Muirside or Brighills.
Bridgehill. |
Mr. Tod Factor
Mr. J. Anderson
Rent Roll
Mr. W. B. Low
Map of Estate
Road Surveyors Plan. |
031 |
[situation] 1¼ Miles N.E. [North East] of Lochgelly Village.
A pretty good dwelling house offices, including a Thrashing Machine and a farm of land attached the property of the Earl of Minto, occupier Mr. John Anderson. |
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BOW BRIDGE |
Bow Bridge
Bow Bridge
Bow Bridge |
Mr. Inglis
Mr. Leitch
Mr. John Anderson |
031 |
[situation] 1¼ Miles N.E. [North East] of Lochgelly village.
A one arch stone bridge over the Ore Water and on the road leading from Lochgelly to Kinglassie. It is County. |
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Ph. PARISH OF BALLINGRY |
Parish of Ballingry |
Plan 30D |
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[situation] In the Co. of Fife.
For the descriptive remarks of this parish see Name Book for Plan 30. |
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[page] 15 PARISH OF AUCHTERDERRAN
Names of Objects -- Pages.
Parish of Auchterderran -- 29
Auchterderran -- 39
Berry Street -- 22
Boswell Knowe Quarry -- 34
Big Balgonie -- 38
Bowhill Bridge -- 43
Church Street -- 23
Carden Den -- 27
Subscription School -- 29
Church -- 39
Craighead -- 42
Craighead Plantation -- 42
Carden Mill -- 45
Cardenden Colliery -- 49
Cardenbank -- 50
Cardenden Station -- 50
Cowford -- 58
Denend -- 45
Denside -- 48
Dundonald Colliery -- 57
Dundonald Store -- 54
Easter Cartmore -- 31
Easter Colquhally -- 36
Francis Street -- 21
Graingers Square -- 36
Gelly Burn -- 47
Gomorrah Plantation -- 52
Glenniston -- 57
Glenniston Quarry -- 57
Gledehills -- 59
Gin Pit -- 65
Hare Law -- 17
Hyndloup -- 49
Inglishal -- 37
Knockhill -- 21
Kirk Burn -- 41
Kirkshots -- 41
Knowehead -- 53
Lochgelly House -- 20
Lochgelly Station -- 31
Launcherhead -- 32
Lochgelly Colliery -- 32
Lochgelly Brick Works -- 34
Lochgelly Iron Works -- 35
Lochgelly -- 61
Loch Gelly -- 59
Little Balgonie -- 37
Longhill Plantation -- 42
Lochend -- 56
Little Glenniston -- 58 |
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Names of Objects -- Pages
Little Raith -- 60
Murrayknowe -- 18
Main Street -- 22
Minto Place -- 23
Muirhead Quarry -- 28
Moodie's Hall -- 30
Manse -- 40
Muirhead -- 53
Newtown --19
North Dundonald -- 48
Newfarm -- 65
Old Gig Pit -- 32
Pitcairnmill -- 18
Post Office -- 23
Powguild Mill -- 55
Powguild -- 55
Queen's Arms Inn -- 24
Shirram Brae -- 18
Society's Hall -- 24
South Street -- 25
Subscription School -- 30
Stationhead -- 31
Silverton -- 35
Smithyhill -- 38
School -- 40
Spittal -- 51
South Dundonald -- 53
Shawsmill Pendicle P.H. [Public House] -- 54
Site of Tumulus -- 60
Spittal Den Wood -- 64
The Wynd -- 25
The Muir -- 29
Thornton -- 44
The Den Burn -- 47
The Mains -- 63
The Muir Plantation -- 64
The Avenue -- 66
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church -- 27
Westerton -- 19
Wester Colquhally -- 35
Wester Bowhill -- 43
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HARE LAW |
Hare Law
Hare Law
Hare Law |
Mr. D. Russel
Mr. Henderson
Mr Black North Pitkinny |
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[situation] 1¾ Miles N. [North] of Lochgelly village.
A middling Size Arable hill on the farms of Inchgall Mill and South Pitkinny. It is traditionally reported that the Romans fought a battle here, but the exact spot cannot be pointed out where it occurred, it is vaguely Supposed to have been at a rude heap of Stones on the west side of the hill where human bones have been found. The Cairn is on Plan 31A. |
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SHIRRAM BRAE |
Shirram Brae
Shirram Brae
Shirram Brae |
Mr. D. Russel
Mr. Inglis Silverton
Mr. Shand |
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[situation] 1⅝ Miles N. [North] of Lochgelly village.
Part of a ridge or hill on the farm of Pitcairn which has no name. This part is chiefly Covered with wood. |
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PITCAIRNMILL |
Pitcairnmill
Pitcairnmill
Pitcairnmill |
Mr. Inglis
Mr. D. Russel
Mr. Tod (Factor) |
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[situation] 1⅜ Miles N.N.E. [North North East] of Lochgelly village.
Two Cottars houses on the farm of Pitcairn formerly a Corn Mill hence the name. |
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MURRAYKNOWE |
Murrayknowe
Murrayknowe
Murrayknowe
MurryKnow
MaryKnow |
Mr. Inglis
Mr. Miller (Annfield)
Mr. W.B. Low
Frasers Co. [County] Map 1841
Road Map |
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[situation] 1½ Miles N.E. [North East] of Lochgelly village.
A dwelling house, Offices and farm the property of the heirs of the late Rev Dr [Reverend Doctor] Murray, Tenant Mr Inglis. |
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NEWTOWN |
Newton
Newton
Westfields
Newtown |
Mr. Shand (occupier)
Mr A. Leitch
Rent Roll
William Tod, Factor |
031 |
[situation] ¾ Mile S.S.W. [South South West] of Lochgelly village.
A small dwelling house and offices attached with a small farm of land until lately named by the Factor Westfields of Lochgelly, but better known locally by the term Newton which the Factor now recognises. |
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WESTERTON |
Westerton
Westerton
Westerton
Westertown |
Mr. Tod, Factor
Mr. Russel
Mr. Wright, Clerk
Map of estate 1842 |
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[situation] ⅜ Mile S. [South] of Lochgelly Village.
A good farm-house and offices including a Thrashing machine and a farm of land attached the property of the Earl of Minto occupier Mr. Russel. |
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Note: Newton, - "Mr Tod States that this is a new house and was called Newtown by him, and is called so in all writings regarding it. |
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LOCHGELLY HOUSE |
Lochgelly House
Lochgelly House
Lochgelly House
Lochgelly House
Lochgelly House |
Mr Tod Factor.
Earl of Minto
Frasers Co. [County] Map 1841
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Directory to Noblemen & Gentlemen's Seats. |
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[situation] ¼ Mile S.E. [South East] of Lochgelly village.
A neat modern Cottage the occasional residence of the Earl of Minto. It is finely Situated on rising ground, Commanding an extensive view of the Surrounding Country, and Conveient to a beautiful sheet of water. The grounds around the Cottage are tastefully laid out into square fields, sheltered with belts of plantations, and generally kept in pasture. Earl of Minto has lately changed the name of this place from Cottage to "Lochgelly House". |
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KNOCKHILL |
Knockhill
Knockhill
Knockhill |
Mr Leitch Lochgelly
Mr. Bain Stationer
Mr. Dick Merchant |
031 |
[situation] In Lochgelly village.
An old looking house in Lochgelly formely an Inn but now occupied by working people. It formed part of the Berry bequest to the Parish of Beath. |
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FRANCIS STREET [Lochgelly] |
Francis Street
Francis Street
Francis Street
Francis Street |
Mr. Leitch
Mr. Dick
Mr. Bain
Mr. Tod Factor |
031 |
[situation ] In Lochgelly village.
New Street part of Lochgelly leading westwards from Knockhill named after Francis Berry who the adjoining property to the Parish of Beath. |
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BERRY STREET [Lochgelly] |
Berry Street
Berry Street
Berry Street
Berry Street |
Mr. Leitch
Mr. Dick
Mr. Bain
Mr. Tod Factor |
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[situation] In the village of Lochgelly.
A recently made Street forming part of Lochgelly named after the Surname Berry, i.e. Francis Berry who left the property through which it is made to the Parish of Beath. |
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MAIN STREET [Lochgelly] |
Main Street
Main Street
Main Street
Main Street |
Mr Leitch
Mr. Bain
Name on Corner
Mr Tod Factor |
031 |
[situation] In the village of Lochgelly.
A pretty good street extending N. [North] East and South West through the greater part of Lochgelly, with houses on both sides except for a Short distance at the South west end. The houses are generally one Story in height, and are occupied by Publicans Grocers Clothiers and Mechanics. |
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CHURCH STREET [Lochgelly] |
Church Street
Church Street
Church Street
Church Street |
Mr Leitch
Mr Dick
Corner Name
Mr Tod Factor |
031 |
[situation] In the village of Lochgelly.
A tolerably good Street leading from the Main Street to the U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church. There are houses on both sides which are in good repair and are occupied by working people and Shop Keepers. At the North west end of this street are a few new houses two stories in height erected and named by a Mr Adamson "Minto Place". In one of these house at the corner joining the Main Street the Post Office is kept by Mr Bethune Postmaster for the time being. It is Subordinate to Kirkcaldy Post Office. There is only one delivery and one dispatch about noon. |
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MINTO PLACE [Lochgelly] |
Minto Place
Minto Place
Minto Place
Minto Place
Minto Place |
Mr Bethune Postmaster
Mr Bain
Name on Corner
Mr Leitch |
031 |
[situation] In the village of Lochgelly. A tolerably good Street leading from the Main Street to the U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church. There are houses on both sides which are in good repair and are occupied by working people and Shop Keepers. At the North west end of this street are a few new houses two stories in height erected and named by a Mr Adamson "Minto Place". In one of these house at the corner joining the Main Street the Post Office is kept by Mr Bethune Postmaster for the time being. It is Subordinate to Kirkcaldy Post Office. There is only one delivery and one dispatch about noon. |
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POST OFFICE [Lochgelly] |
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office |
Mr Bethune
Mr Leitch
Mr Bain
Name on Box |
031 |
[situation] In the village of Lochgelly. A tolerably good Street leading from the Main Street to the U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church. There are houses on both sides which are in good repair and are occupied by working people and Shop Keepers. At the North west end of this street are a few new houses two stories in height erected and named by a Mr Adamson "Minto Place". In one of these house at the corner joining the Main Street the Post Office is kept by Mr Bethune Postmaster for the time being. It is Subordinate to Kirkcaldy Post Office. There is only one delivery and one dispatch about noon. |
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QUEEN'S ARMS INN [Lochgelly] |
Queens Arms Inn
Queens Arms Inn
Queens Arms Inn
Queens Arms Inn |
Sign Board
John Morris
Mr Leitch
Mr Morris Innkeeper |
031 |
[situation] In the village of Lochgelly.
The principal Inn of Lochgelly licensed to Sell all kinds of liquour except Wines, attached are good Stables, Innkeeper Mr. Morris and proprietress Miss Wishart of Auchterderran. |
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SOCIETY'S HALL [Lochgelly] |
Society's Hall
Society's Hall
Society's Hall
Society's Hall |
Mr. Low Schoolmaster Auchterderran
Mr. A. Leitch
Cutout on the building
Mr Landell Manager |
031 |
[situation] In the village of Lochgelly.
A two Story house in Lochgelly erected by Mr Henderson former Lessee of the Lochgelly Inn and Coal field for the use of Societies meetings, at present it is the property of the Lochgelly Iron Company. |
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THE WYND [Lochgelly] |
The Wynd
The Wynd
The Wynd
The Wynd |
Mr Dick Clothier
Mr. A Leitch
Mr. David Page
Mr Tod Factor |
031 |
[situation] In the village of Lochgelly.
A pretty long Street running nearly South and North through Lochgelly, and is part of No.7 of the Kirkcaldy District Trust. There are houses on both sides in good repair. |
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SOUTH STREET [Lochgelly] |
South Street
South Street
South Street
South Street |
Mr. Dick
Mr. Leitch
Mr. Bain
Mr. Tod Factor |
031 |
[situation] In the village of Lochgelly.
A Street extending nearly east and west along the south side of Lochgelly, it is macadamised and the houses which are only on the north side are in but indifferent repair. |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Lochgelly] |
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. Reid Minister
Mr A. Leitch Lochgelly
Mr. Bethune Deacon |
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[situation]. In the village of Lochgelly.
A neat edifice erected by the members of the United Presbyterian Church of Lochgelly as the place of meeting for worship, present Minister the Rev [Reverend] Mr Reid. |
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CARDEN DEN |
Carden Den
Carden Den
Carden Den |
Mr Nasmyth (Cardenbank)
Mr Goodall (Craigderran)
Mr Findlay (Lochend) |
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[situation] 2 Miles N.E. by E. [North East by East] of Lochgelly village.
A long and pretty deep Glen extending from near Shaws Mill to Cardenden Railway Station. It is partly the property of Colonel Ferguson of Raith and partly of Mr Ramsay of Whitehills. It is chiefly Covered with Furze. |
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MUIRHEAD QUARRY (Sandstone) |
Muirhead Quarry (sandstone)
Muirhead Quarry (sandstone)
Muirhead Quarry (sandstone) |
Mr Shand (Muirhead)
Mr Nasmyth
Mr Main Factor |
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[situation] 1⅜ Miles E. [East] of Lochgelly village.
A pretty large Sand-Stone Quarry on the farm of Muirhead at present in the hands of the proprietor Mr Ramsay of Whitehills. |
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SUBSCRIPTION SCHOOL |
Company's School
Company's School
Company's School |
Mr Ogilvie Teacher
Mr. A. Leitch
Mr Landells Co's [Company's] Manager |
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[situation] About 18 chains N. [North] of Lochgelly village.
A very neat School house erected by the Lochgelly Iron and Coal Company for the use of their workers children. In it are taught the usual branches of an ordinary English Education, Teacher Mr Ogilvie. |
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THE MUIR |
The Muir
The Muir
The Muir
The Muir |
Mr Ogilvie
Mr. A. Leitch
Mr Moodie (Grocer)
Mr Landells |
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[situation] North of Lochgelly village.
A small piece of land until lately a muir on which the Lochgelly Iron and Coal Company built houses for their workmen. |
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Ph. [Parish of AUCHTERDERRAN |
Ph. [Parish] of Auchterderran |
See Plan 32A |
032 |
[situation] In the Co. [County] of Fife.
For the descriptive remarks of the Parish see Name book for Plan 32A. |
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Note: Company's School - Mr. Tod, Factor for Lord Minto, States this to be an improper name, the School was built by Subscription, Lord Minto was the principal donor; and it was intended to be called Minto School; But in the Grant from the National Board of Education it is called "Lochgelly Subscription School" and Lord Minto decrees it to be named So, otherwise "Lochgelly School". |
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MOODIE'S HALL [Lochgelly] |
Moodie's Hall
Moodie's Hall
Moodie's Hall |
Mr. Moodie Grocer and Proprietor
Mr. Leitch
Mr. Bain (Stationer) |
031 |
[situation] In the village of Lochgelly.
A pretty good Hall built by a Mr. Moodie whose name it has taken for public meetings for which it is Constantly used, proprietor Mr Moodie, Grocer Lochgelly. |
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SUBSCRIPTION SCHOOL [Lochgelly] |
Subscription School
Subscription School
Subscription School |
Mr. A. Leitch
Mr. Bain
Mr Johnstone Teacher |
031 |
[situation] In the village of Lochgelly.
A Schoolhouse erected by Subscription from the feuers in Lochgelly who has a right of placing the Teacher, in it are taught the ordinary branches of an English education. The Masters Salary consists only of the Scholars fees, present Teacher Mr Johnstone. |
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EASTER CARTMORE |
Easter Cartmore
Easter Cartmore
Easter Cartmore
North Cartmore
W. [West] Cartmore
W. [West] Cartmore |
Mr Tod Factor
Mr. George Kinninmonth Tenant
Rent Roll
Map of estate 1842
Road Surveyors Plan
Frasers Co. [County] Map 1841 |
031 |
[situation] ¾ Mile N.W. [North West] of Lochgelly Village.
A pretty good farmhouse, Steading Thrashing Mill and a farm of land attached Tenant Mr. Kinninmonth and property of the Earl of Minto. |
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LOCHGELLY STATION |
Lochgelly Station
Lochgelly Station
Lochgelly Station |
Mr Crawford (Station Master)
Name on Station
Mr. A. Leitch (Engineer Lochgelly) |
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[situation] ⅜ Mile N. [North] of Lochgelly village.
A small Railway Station belonging to the Edinburgh Perth and Dundee Co. [Company] at Lochgelly Consisting of two wooden sheds and an Office. |
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STATIONHEAD |
Stationhead
Stationhead
Stationhead |
Mr. Andrew Leitch (Engineer Lochgelly)
Mr Bain Stationer Locheglly
Mr. Andrew Crawford Station Master Lochgelly |
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[situation] ½ Mile N. [North] of Lochgelly village.
A row of one Story houses belonging to the Lochgelly Iron and Coal Company and occupied by Furnace and Coal workers. |
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LAUNCHERHEAD |
Launcherhead
Launcherhead
Launcherhead
Laucherdhead
Launcher head
Launcher head |
Mr A. Leitch Engineer
Mr Bain Stationer
Mr Crawford Station Master Fraser's Co. [County] Map 1841
Mr Landells Co's [Company's] Manager
Mr Lawrie (Clerk) |
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[situation] ½ Mile N.N.W. [North North West] of Lochgelly village.
A row of Collier houses the property for the time being of the Lochgelly Iron and Coal Company. |
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OLD GIG PIT |
Old Gig Pit
Old Gig Pit
Old Gig Pit |
Mr A. Leitch
Mr. Matheson (Lochgelly)
Mr. Hunter Lochgelly |
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[situation] ⅜ Mile N.W. of Lochgelly village.
An old Coal Pit of Lochgelly Colliery where the first Gig and high pressure Engine was used in this locality, consequently it being remarkable it Still retains the name. |
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LOCHGELLY COLLIERY |
Lochgelly Colliery
Lochgelly Colliery
Lochgelly Colliery |
Mr Landells (Manager)
Mr Tod (Factor)
Mr Black W.S. [Writer to the Signet](Kirkcaldy) |
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[situation] N. [North] of Lochgelly.
This name embraces the whole of the Coal field belonging to the Lochgelly estate the property of the Earl of Minto Lessee Lochgelly Iron and Coal Company. |
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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 Surveyor
Mr. Beveridge
Map of Roads |
031 |
Under the designation Kirkcaldy District Turnpike roads are Comprehended Several portions of highways upon 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 Plan 31C, under this Trust is part of that from Lochgelly to Inchdairnie Gate by Auchterderran Church and Kinglassie, and is No.15 of this District. |
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LOCHGELLY BRICK WORKS |
Lochgelly Brick Works
Lochgelly Brick Works
Lochgelly Brick Works |
Mr. Landells
Mr Robertson
Mr Tod (Factor) |
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[situation] ½ Mile N.N.E. [North North East] of Lochgelly village.
A pretty extensive Brick Work Consisting of Kilns, Store Engine-house, drying shed and a Brickfield for Clay-pits, proprietor Earl of Minto Lessee Lochgelly Iron and Coal Company. |
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BOSWELLKNOWE QUARRY (Sandstone) |
Boswellknowe Quarry
Boswellknowe Quarry
Boswellknowe Quarry |
Mr Robertson (Lessee)
Mr Tod Factor
Mr Leitch |
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[situation] ⅜ Mile N.E. [North East] of Lochgelly village.
A pretty large large Sandstone Quarry on the farm of New-farm, formerly named Boswell knowe. Lessee Mr Robertson proprietor Earl of Minto. |
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WESTER COLQUHALLY |
Wester Colquhally
Wester Colquhally
Wester Colquhally
Wester Colquhally |
Mr. Kinninmonth Tenant
Mr Tod Factor
Mr W.B. Low
Map of estate 1842 |
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[situation] ⅞ Mile N. [North] of Lochgelly village.
A good dwelling house and offices with a farm of land attached, the property of the Earl of Minto Tenant Mr Kinninmonth. |
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LOCHGELLY IRON WORKS |
Lochgelly Ironworks
Lochgelly Ironworks
Lochgelly Ironworks
Lochgelly Ironworks |
Mr. Landells
Mr. W.B. Low
Mr. Black W.S. [Writer to the Signet]
Mr Tod Factor |
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[situation] ⅜ Mile N. of Lochgelly village.
Consists of two furnaces, heaters, blast engine, receiving pipe and moulds for Casting Pigiron, proprietor Lochgelly Iron and Coal Company. |
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SILVERTON |
Silverton
Silverton
Silverton
Silvertown
Silvertown |
Mr. Inglis occupier
Mr Tod
Mr. B. Low
Rent Roll
Estate Map 1833 |
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[situation] 1 Mile N.E. [North East] of Lochgelly village.
A small farm, dwelling house and offices, the property of the Earl of Minto occupier Mr Inglis. |
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GRAINGER'S SQUARE |
Granger's Square
Granger's Square
Granger's Square |
Mr Landell
Mr W.B. Low
Mr Black W.S. [Writer to the Signet] |
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[situation] ⅝ Mile N. [North] of Lochgelly village.
A double row of houses erected by and called after the late Mr Grainger Civil Engineer. They are inhabited by the furnace-men and miners of the Lochgelly Company. |
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EASTER COLQUHALLY |
Easter Colquhally
Easter Colquhally
Easter Colquhally
Easter Colquhally |
Mr. Landell (Occupier)
Mr. Tod
Rent Roll
Map of Estate 1842 |
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[situation] ⅞ Mile N.N.E. [North North East] of Lochgelly village.
A good dwelling house with offices and a farm of land occupied by Mr Landell manager for the Lochgelly Iron and Coal Company. |
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LITTLE BALGONIE |
Little Balgonie
Little Balgonie
Little Balgonie
Little Balgonie |
Mr Dowie (Big Balgonie)
Mr W.B. Low (P. [Parish] Teacher)
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
031 |
[situation] 1⅝ Miles N.E. [north East] of Lochgelly village.
A small farm house offices and a farm of land the property of [blank] Tenant [blank] |
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INGLISHALL |
Inglishall
Inglishall
Inglishall
Ingles hall
Ingles hall |
Mr Inglis (owner, Silverton)
Mr W.B. Low ( P. [Parishl] Teacher)
Mr Black W.S. [Writer to the Signet]
Fraser's Co. [County] Map 1841
Road Surveyor's Plan |
031 |
[situation] 1½ Miles N.E. [North East] of Lochgelly village.
A dwelling and out house with a few acres of land the property of Mr Inglis Tenant, [blank] |
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BIG BALGONIE |
Big Balgonie
Big Balgonie
Big Balgonie
Balgone
Mickle Balgonie |
Mr Dowie (occupier & owner)
Mr W.B. Low
Mr Black W.S. [Writer to the Signet]
Fraser's Co. [County] Map 1841
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
031 |
[situation] 2 Miles N.E. [North East] of Lochgelly village.
A neat house and Steading including a Thrashing machine with a small estate attached the property of the occupier Mr Dowie. |
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SMITHYHILL |
Smithy hill
Smithy hill
Smithy hill
Smithy hill |
Mr Andrew Wishart (occupier & owner)
Mr John Wishart Auchterderran
Mr Black W.S. [Writer to the Signet]
Mr W.B. Low (P. [Parishl] Teacher) |
031 |
[situation] About 2 Miles N.E. [North East] of Lochgelly village.
A small dwelling and out house with a Small Croft attached the property of the occupier Mr Andrew Wishart. |
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AUCHTERDERRAN [village] |
Auchterderran
Auchterderran
Auchterderran
Auchterderran
Auchterderran |
Mr W.B. Low (P. [Parish] Teacher)
Mr Goodall (Craigderran)
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Freser's Co. [County] Map 1841
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
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[situation] About 2¼ Miles N.E. [North East] of Lochgelly village.
A small Village consisting of the Manse Established Church, School and a farmhouse and offices known by the name of Kirkshots. A Public house and Smithy. |
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CHURCH [parish] |
Church
Church
Church |
Mr W.B. Low
Mr Wishart
Mr Goodall |
031 |
[situation] In the village of Auchterderran.
A neat building erected in 1789, by the heritors of the parish as a place of worship for the parishoners, present Minister Rev [Reverend] Mr Grant. |
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MANSE [parish] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Mr. W.B. Low
Mr. Dowie
Mr. Wishart |
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[situation] At the village of Auchterderran.
A neat modern building with vegetable garden and glebe attached the residence and property for the time being of the officiating minister of Auchterderran Parish. |
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SCHOOL [Auchterderran] |
School
School
School |
Mr W.B. Low
Mr Dowie
Mr Black W.S. [Writer to the Signet] |
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[situation] In the village of Auchterderran.
This is the Parish School of Auchterderran in are taught the rudiments of a Classical education, present Teacher Mr W.B. Low. |
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KIRK BURN |
Kirk Burn
Kirk Burn
Kirk Burn |
Mr. W.B. Low
Mr. Wishart
Mr Dowie |
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[situation] Passing the village of Auchterderran.
A small Stream gathering on the farm of Muirtonhills and South Pitkenny, and flowing in a South easterly direction by Auchterderran Church whence it takes its name, and empties into the Ore Water East of Parsons Mill. |
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KIRKSHOTS |
Kirkshots
Kirkshots
Kirkshots
Kirkshotts |
Mr. William Martin
Mr Black W.S. [Writer to the Signet] Factor
Mr W.B. Low
Map of estate 1848 |
031 |
[situation] In the village of Auchterderran.
A small farm house, offices, and a farm of land attached the property of Mr Ayton of Inchdairnie, Tenant Mr William Martin. |
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CRAIGHEAD |
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead |
Mr Black W.S. [Writer to the Signet] Factor
Mr W.B. Low
Mr Dowie |
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[situation] About ¼ Mile N.E. [North East] of the village of Auchterderran.
The Gamekeeper's house of Balgrieggie estate. |
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CRAIGHEAD PLANTATION |
Craighead Plantation
Craighead Plantation
Craighead Plantation |
Mr. Black W.S. [Writer to the Signet]
Mr. W.B. Low
Mr. Dowie |
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[situation] About ¼ Mile N.E. [North East] of the village of Auchterderran.
A pretty large wood on the estate of Balgreggie Consisting of Ash, Oak and Fir. |
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LONGHILL PLANTATION |
Longhill Plantation
Longhill Plantation
Longhill Plantation |
Mr Black W.S. [Writer to the Signet]
Mr W.B. Low
Mr Dowie |
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[situation] About ¼ Mile N.E. [North East] of the village of Auchterderran.
A Small plantation of mixed wood on the estate of Balgreggie. |
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BOWHILL BRIDGE |
Bowhill Bridge
Bowhill Bridge
Bowhill Bridge |
Mr. Fowlis
Mr. A. Craig (Wester Bowhill)
Mr Low Parochial Teacher |
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[situation] About 2⅛ Miles N.E. [North East] of Lochgelly village.
A good one arch Stone Bridge over the Ore Water and on the road leading from Auchterderran Church to Kirkcaldy. It has been erected and is kept in repair by the County. |
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WESTER BOWHILL |
Wester Bowhill
Wester Bowhill
Wester Bowhill
Wester Bowhill |
Mr. Craig occupier
Mr Stell Tenant
Mr. Low
Mr Black (Factor) |
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[situation] About 2⅛ Miles N.E. [North East] of Lochgelly village.
A small houses out offices including a Thrashing Machine with a farm of land attached the property of Mr Ayton of Inchdairnie. |
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WALLSGREEN |
Wallsgreen
Wallsgreen
Wallsgreen
Wellsgreen |
Mr Low (owner)
Mr W.B Low (Parochial Teacher)
Mr Black W.S. [Writer to the Signet](Kirkcaldy)
Fraser's Co. [County] Map 1841 |
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[situation] 2 Miles N.E. [North East] of Lochgelly village.
A pretty good dwelling house and offices with a farm of land attached the property of Mr. Low, Tenant Mr Robert Elder. |
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THORNTON |
Thornton
Thornton
Thornton |
Mr. Low owner
Mr. David Westie
Mr. W.B. Low (P. [Parochial] Teacher) |
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[situation] 1⅞ Miles N.E. [North East] of Lochgelly village.
A small farm house with offices attached and a small farm of land the property of Mr. Low, Wallsgreen, Tenant Mr David Westie. |
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DENEND |
Denend
Denend
Denend
Denend |
Mr James Fowler (occupier)
Mr Black W.S. [Writer to the Signet] Kirkcaldy)
Mr Low Parochial Teacher
Mr Goodall |
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[situation] 2 Miles N.E. [North East] of Lochgelly village.
A pretty good dwelling house, offices including a Thrashing Machine and a small farm of land attached the property of Mr Ayton of Inchdairnie. |
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CARDEN MILL (Corn) |
Carden Mill
Carden Mill
Carden Mill
Carden Mill
Carden Mill |
Mr. D. Duncan occupier
Mr Black W.S. [Writer to the Signet]
Mr. Fowlis
Fraser's Co. [County] Map
Mr Goodall |
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[situation] 2¼ Miles N.E. [North East] of Lochgelly village.
A good dwelling house, offices and Corn Mill with a small farm of land attached the property of Colonel Ferguson of Raith, Tenant Mr D. Duncan. |
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KIRKCALDY DISTRICT TRUST (No 11) |
Kirkcaldy District Trust No. 11
Kirkcaldy District Trust No. 11
Kirkcaldy District Trust No. 11 |
Mr Cameron Road Surveyor
Mr Beveridge
Map of Roads |
031 |
Under designation Kirkcaldy District Trust of 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 Plan 31C under this Trust is part of that from Clunie Check by Carden Mill to Auchterderran Church, and is No. 11 of this Trust. |
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THE DEN BURN |
The Den Burn
The Den Burn
The Den Burn
The Den Burn
The Den Burn
Powguild Burn
Powguild Burn |
Mr Shand
Mr Bogie (North Dundonald)
Mr. R. Moyes
Mr. James Barnet (Glenniston)
Mr Goodall
Map of Dundonald
Mr Main |
031 |
[situation] Passing the W. [West] Side of Denend to its influx with the Water of Ore.
A Small Stream having its source in Loch Gelly and flowing in an Easterly direction to Shaws Mill thence in a northerly through the Den or Carden Den from which it derives its name to the Water of Ore at Carden Mill. At Cardenbrank a small branch goes off on the West Side and runs nearly paralel. This branch is known by the name Gelly Burn perhaps from leeches being found in it. |
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GELLY BURN |
Gelly Burn
Gelly Burn
Gelly Burn |
Mr Shank (Muirhead)
Mr Bogie (South Dundonald)
Mr James Fowlis (Denend) |
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[situation] Passing the W. [West] Side of Denend to its influx with the Water of Ore.
A Small Stream having its source in Loch Gelly and flowing in an Easterly direction to Shaws Mill thence in a northerly through the Den or Carden Den from which it derives its name to the Water of Ore at Carden Mill. At Cardenbrank a small branch goes off on the West Side and runs nearly paralel. This branch is known by the name Gelly Burn perhaps from leeches being found in it. |
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Traces 7,9 & 10. Are you sure that
the Stream running out of Loch Gelly,
is from its Source to its influx with
the Water of Ore called The Den Burn.
I am of the opinion that it is called
Gelly Burn, and that the Streamlet
branching from it at the Carden Den
and having its influx with the Ore
nearly at the same place is
only Called The Den Burn.
What you call the Den Burn
is identified upon Plan 31D as the
"Gelly Burn" and is well authenticated
in Name Book. D.H.
To Mr Bray, C. Asst. [Civilian Assistant]
"Yes, I have the name from the
most intelligent in this locality.
But at the same time they told me
that portions of it went under the
names of Powguild and Shawsmill,
but it was nonsense to give it more than
one name. Consequently they would
recommend one name, and the most
popular is The Den Burn."
"I am sure this is called Gelly Burn
for I have been told So by persons living
on its margin for 40 years."
"I was aware of this therefore I made
particular enquiry So if possible to
agree, I have been living in this locality
and had a better opportunity to make
myself better acquainted with the name,
and I could only get one indifferent authority to call it Gelly Burn".
[Signed]) John Bray C.Asst
[Civilian Assistant]
5th February 1855 |
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DENSIDE |
Denside
Denside
Denside |
Mr Hutchison owner
Mr Main Factor
Mr Bogie North Dundonald |
031 |
[situation] About 2 Miles E. [East] of Lochgelly village.
A neat Cottage feued off Dundonald estate by Mr. Hutchison the occupier beside it is another Cottage which goes under the same name and is occupied by the overseer of the estate. |
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NORTH DUNDONALD |
North Dundonald
North Dundonald
North Dundonald |
Mr Bogie (occupier)
Mr Main Factor
Mr Shand Muirhead |
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[situation] 1⅞ Miles E. [East] of Lochgelly village.
A pretty good dwelling house and offices with a Small farm of land attached the property of Mr Ramsay of Whitehills and Dundonald. |
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CARDENDEN COLLIERY |
Cardenden Colliery
Cardenden Colliery
Cardenden Colliery |
Mr Goodall (Lessee)
Mr. W. Nasmyth Cardenbank
Mr. Scott (Overseer) |
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[situation] 2 Miles N.E. by E. [North East by East] of Lochgelly village.
This name includes the whole of the lands of Cardenbarns Newcarden and Carden Mill but at present there are only two working Pits belonging to it, and these are on this Plan. Convenient to which it may be necessary only to write the name. |
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HYNDLOUP |
Hyndloup
Hyndloup
Hyndloup |
Mr Goodall
Mr Nasmyth
Mr James Foulis |
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[situation] 2¼ Miles N.E. by E. [North East by East] of Lochgelly village.
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CARDENBANK |
Carden bank
Carden bank
Carden bank |
Mr. Nasmyth
Mr. Goodall
Mr. Fowlis |
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[situation] 2 Mile N.E. [North East] of Lochgelly village.
A good dwelling house offices and Vegetable garden feued off Dundonald estate by the occupier Mr Nasmyth Lessee of Dundonald Colliery. |
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CARDENDEN STATION |
Cardenden Station
Cardenden Station
Cardenden Station |
Mr Goodall
Mr Crawford Lochgelly Station
Name on Station |
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[situation] 2 Mile N.E. [North East] of Lochgelly village.
A small Railway Station on the Dunfermline Branch of the Edinburgh Perth and Dundee at the north end of Carden Den. It consists of two waiting sheds A platform and office. The whole are made of wood. A little East of this Station is a Viaduct Containing four Arches. |
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SPITTAL |
Spittal
Spittal
Spittal
Spittal
Spittal |
Mr Robert Scott occupier
Mr Tod Factor
Rent Roll
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Fraser's Co. [County] Map 1841 |
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[situation] 1⅜ Miles N.E. by E. [North East by East] of Lochgelly village.
A small farm house and offices including a Thrashing Mill with a good farm of land attached the property of the Earl of Minto occupier Mr Robert Scott. |
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DUNDONALD COLLIERY |
Dundonald Colliery
Dundonald Colliery
Dundonald Colliery |
Mr Nasmyth, Lessee
Mr. Alexander Main Factor
Mr. Goodall Craigderran |
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[situation] 1¼ Miles E. [East] of Lochgelly village.
At present there are only two working Coal-pits belonging to this Colliery but the Coal-field includes the whole of the Dundonald Estate i.e. Powguild, Powguild Mill, Muirhead, Shaws Mill pendicle and North and South Dundonald. Lessee Mr Nasmyth proprietor Mr Ramsay of Whitehills etc. |
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GOMORRAH PLANTATION |
Gomorrah Plantation
Gomorrah Plantation
Gomorrah Plantation |
Mr. Seath Shawsmill Pendicle
Mr. Shand (Muirhead)
Mr Bogie North Dundonald |
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[situation] 1¾ Miles E. of Lochgelly village.
A long Stripe of mixed wood on Dundonald estate extending from nearly Knowehead to Carden Den, proprietor Mr Ramsay of Whitehills. |
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THE DEN |
The Den
The Den
The Den |
Mr Shand
Mr Abercromby (Powguild)
Mr Goodall Craigderran |
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A long steep Ravine on the Estates of Carden and Dundonald, chiefly covered with furze, through it flows a small stream which comes from Loch Gelly, and in consequence is locally called The Den Burn, (See description) |
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Note: The Den - See Carden Den in page 27.
Note: "This should be Carden Den. the Stream
Which flows through it is called the "Den Burn"
(Signed) John Bray
C.Asst [Civilian Assistant] |
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MUIRHEAD |
Muirhead
Muirhead
Muirhead |
Mr Shand occupier
Mr Main Factor
Mr Nasmyth Cardenbank |
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[situation] 1½ Miles E. [East] of Lochgelly village.
A good dwelling house and farm Steading including a Thrashing Machine with a farm of land attached the property of Mr Ramsay of Whitehills Tenant Mr Shand. |
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KNOWEHEAD |
Knowehead
Knowehead
Knowehead |
Mr Nasmyth
Mr Shand
Mr Main Factor |
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[situation] 1⅝ Miles E. [East] of Lochgelly village.
A row of Collier houses on the farm of South Dundonald. |
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SOUTH DUNDONALD |
South Dundonald
South Dundonald
South Dundonald |
Mr Main Factor
Mr Bogie
Mr Nasmyth |
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[situation] 1¾ Miles E. [East] of Lochgelly village.
A good farm of land at present without a Steading and in the keeping of the proprietor Mr Ramsay of Whitehills. |
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DUNDONALD STORE |
Dundonald Store
Dundonald Store
Dundonald Store
Nasmyth's Feu |
Mr Nasmyth (owner)
Mr Shand (Muirhead)
Mr Goodall Craigderran
Mr Main Factor |
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[situation] 2 Miles E. [East] of Lochgelly village.
A good house presently occupied as a Store for the workers of Dundonald Colliery, proprietor Mr Nasmyth. This house is a feu off Dundonald estate Consequently the Factor Mr Main has recommended the feuers name but he would not allow it to be changed from the popular name Dundonald Store. |
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SHAWSMILL PENDICLE P.H. |
Shawsmill Pendicle
Shwasmill Pendicle
Shawsmill Pendicle |
Mr Main Farmer
Mr Scott occupier
Mr Shand |
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[situation] 2 Miles E. [East] of Lochgelly village.
A dwelling and Public house offices and small croft of land attached, the property of Mr Ramsay of Whitehills. |
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POWGUILD MILL |
Powguild Mill
Powguild Mill
Powguild Mill
Powguild Mill |
Mr Abercrombie
Mr Main Factor
Mr Shand
Mr Fairnie |
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[situation] 1¾ Miles S.E. by E. [South East by East] of Lochgelly village.
A farm house and offices (formerly a Corn Mill) with a small farm of land attached, the property of Mr Ramsay of Whitehills Tenant, Mr John Fairnie. |
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POWGUILD |
Powguild
Powguild
Powguild |
Mr Abercrombie
Mr Shand
Mr Main |
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[situation] 1¼ Miles S.E. by E. [South East by East] of Lochgelly village.
A farm house and Steading including a Thrashing Machine and a farm of land the property of Mr Ramsay of Whitehills, Tenant Mr Abercrombie. |
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STONE COFFIN FOUND HERE [Powguild] |
Stone Coffin found here JB |
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"In the Stackyard belonging to this
farm house, [Powguild] there was some time
ago found a Stone Coffin con-
taining bones."
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LOCHEND |
Lochend
Lochend
Lochend |
Mr Findlay Tenant
Mr Abercrombie
Mr Ray McKenzie Factor |
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[situation] At the E. [East] Side of Loch Gelly.
A small farm house and offices with a farm of land attached the property of Mr Shanks of Glennistors, Tenant Mr Findlay. |
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Site of a TUMULUS [Gledehills] |
Site of Graves
Site of Graves
Site of Graves |
Mr Findlay Farmer
Mr Inglis Little Raith
Mr Brown
Er. [Easter] Lochhead |
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[situation] At Gledehills.
On the farm of Lochend, a little to the east of Gledehills, the farmer Mr Findlay found Several human graves. They were formed of rude flags, inside of which were Urns containing human Ashes. |
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[Handwritten letter]
Note: Attach to Name Book. John Bayly.
Lochend 29th January 1855
Sir
I am favoured with
yours dated 24th Inst, - And
in return I have to inform
you that there were no Coffins
found on my Farm, only Urns
with human ashes in them
they were under a Knoll
from 4 to 6 Feet deep in the
earth. There was also at the
place two Stones from 4 to
6th Feet high, which had been
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[letter continued]
of the same sort was to be
seen about the spot, they
were in an upright posision
Sir
I am your Obt. Sert.[Obedient Servant]
[Signature] John Finlay
Capt. [Captain] Bayly
Royal Engineer
Ordc. [Ordnance] Survey Office
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GLENNISTON |
Glenniston
Glenniston
Glenniston
Glenniston |
Mr Barnet occupier
Mr A. McKenzie Factor
Rent Receipt
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[situation] 1⅞ Miles S.E. [South East] of Lochgelly village.
A good dwelling house, offices including a Thrashing Mill with a farm of land attached the property of Mr Shanks of Glenniston occupier Mr Barnet |
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GLENNISTON QUARRY (Limestone) |
Glenniston Quarry
Glenniston Quarry
Glenniston Quarry |
Mr. Barnet
Mr R Moyes
Mr Shand |
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[situation] 1⅞ Miles S.E. [South East] of Lochgelly village.
A large limestone quarry and Kilns on the estate of Glenniston at present in the hands of the proprietor Mr Shand. |
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LITTLE GLENNISTON |
Little Glenniston
Little Glenniston
Little Glenniston |
Mr. R. Moyes occupier
Mr Barnet
Mr H McKenzie |
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[situation] 2 Miles S.E. [South East] of Lochgelly village.
A small farm house office, and farm of land attached the property of Mr Shanks of
Glenniston occupier Mr Robert Moyes. |
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COWFORD |
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Mr Barnet
Mr. Shand |
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LITTLE RAITH |
Little Raith
Little Raith |
Mr Inglis (occupier) Mr Bywater |
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[situation] 1½ Miles S.E. [South East] of Lochgelly village.
A good dwelling house and outhouses including a Thrashing Machine with a farm of land attached the property of James Hay Erskine Wemyss Esquire occupier Mr Inglis. Close to the west side of the Steading at Little Raith the farmer Mr Inglis found several graves, formed with Stone flags inside of which he got urns Containing Calcined human remains. No tradition can be obtained respecting these graves. The place where they were found has a natural Strong-hold appearance. |
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Note: "Site of a Tumulus" John Bayly. See attached letter.
Note: "There was found at Little Raith three Stone
Coffins and an earthen jar, or what is commonly
Called in this quarter, a Brown Cairn with Calcined bones
in it. They were on the top of a Knoll where the
Stack yard now stands."
(Signed) Alexander Brown, Farmer Lochhead of Little Raith. |
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[Handwritten letter]
Little Raith January 31st 1855
Dear Sir
I received yours of the 24th.
In answer to yours as I was leveling my
Stackyard which was very uneven
which consisted of a mixture of earth
and rotten rock I came on three Coffins
which consisted of four flagstones to
each about a foot below the ground
two Coffins had an Urn in each which con-
tained something like calcined bones the
third Coffin had no Urn There was no
Cairn of stones only a rise in the middle of the Stackyard which I took down about three feet
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[letter Continued]
This is what information I can give
about this affair which I hope will
satisfy you
I am Dear Sir
Yours Truly
William Inglis
Captain Bayley
Royal Engineers
Ord [Ordnance] Survey Office
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LOCH GELLY |
Loch Gelly
Loch Gelly
Loch Gelly
Lochgelly
Loch Gelly |
Mr. Tod Factor
Mr. Leitch
Mr. Findlay
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Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
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[situation] ½ Mile S.E. [Southeast] of Lochgelly village.
A pretty large Loch lying Chiefly in the parish of Auchterderran it Contains Trout Perch and [...] its proprietors Earl of Minto and James Hay Erskine Wemyss Esquire of Wemyss Castle. |
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GLEDEHILLS |
Gledehills
Gledehills
Gledehills
Gledehill |
Mr. Tod
Mr. Bywater Factor
Mr. Montgomery Powguild
Map of Glenniston. |
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[situation] 1⅜ Miles S.E. [South East] of Lochgelly village.
A cottars house in good repair on the farm of Little Raith. It is Situated on an eminence which in all probability gave rise to the name.
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LOCHGELLY |
Lochgelly
Lochgelly
Lochgelly
Lochgelly
Lochgelly
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Lochgelly |
Mr. A. Leitch
Mr Tod Factor
Mr Nasmyth Coalmaster
Mr Goodall Coalmaster
Mr W.B. Low Parochial teacher
Map of Estate 1842
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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[situation] ½ Mile N.W. [North West] of Loch Gelly.
A large thriving village partly in the parish of Auchterderran and partly in the parish of Ballingry. It is tolerably well planed, having a Main Street extending nearly east and west from one end to the other, with cross Streets branching right and left at nearly right angles. The inhabitants are chiefly Colliers. There are a few Weavers, Clothiers, Publicans, Grocers and Mechanics. There are two Schools two Public Halls one U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church a Post Office and Lockup in the village. |
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THE MAINS |
The Mains
The Mains
The Mains |
Mr Tod factor
Mr Wright Clerk
Earl of Minto |
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[situation] 10 Chains S.E. [South East] of Lochgelly village.
A neat Cottage within the pleasure grounds Around Minto Cottage, leased by the Lochgelly Iron and Coal Company and at present occupied by the Company's Cashier attached is an old farm Steading. The Cottage popularly goes under the name of Place House but the Earl of Minto has recently named it "The Mains". |
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THE MUIR PLANTATION |
The Muir Plantation
The Muir Plantation |
Mr Shand (Muirhead) |
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[situation] 1⅜ Miles E. [East] of Lochgelly village.
A pretty large Plantation of mixed wood recently planted on Dundonald Estate, the property of Mr Ramsay of Whitehills and Dundonald. |
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SPITTAL DEN WOOD |
Spittal Den Wood
Spittal Den Wood
Spittal Den Wood |
Mr R. Scott
Mr Tod |
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[situation] 1½ Miles N.E. [North East] of Lochgelly village.
A hollow planted with fir trees on the farm of Spittal hence the name. |
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NEWFARM |
Newfarm
Newfarm
Newfarm |
Mr. Findlay occupier
Mr. Tod Factor
Rent Roll |
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[situation] 5/8 Mile N.E. [North East] of Lochgelly village.
A small farm house and offices with a good farm of land attached the property of the Earl of Minto occupier Mr Findlay |
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GIN PIT (Ironstone) |
Gin Pit
Gin Pit
Gin Pit |
Mr Leitch
Mr. Matheson overseer
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[situation] ⅜ Mile E. [East] of Lochgelly village.
An Iron Stone Pit, the mineral of which is drawn up with a wheel turned by a horse, instead of Steam, as this is the only one in the locality of this description it generally gets the name Gin Pit to distinguish from others worked by Steam. |
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THE AVENUE |
The Avenue
The Avenue
The Avenue |
Mr Tod Factor
Mr Andrew Leitch
Mr David Page Lochgelly |
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[situation] Leading E. [East] from Lochgelly village.
A long, Straight piece of road formerly made for an Approach to Lochgelly House the seat of the Earl of Minto but now forms part of the road termed No.7 of the Kirkcaldy District Turnpike Roads. The Avenue extends from the present Lodge to the road leading from Auchtertool to Auchterderran Church. |
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Names of Objects -- Pages
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KNOCKBATHIE WOOD |
Knockbathie Wood
Knockbathie Wood
Knockbathie Wood |
Mr. R. Moyes
Mr Barnet
Gleaniston
Mr Shand
Muirhead |
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[situation] 2 Miles S.E. by E. [South East by East] of Lochgelly village.
A small piece of hilly ground Covered with mixed wood on the estate of Raith Proprietor
Colonel Ferguson. |
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ABBOTSHALL |
Ph. [Parish] of Abbotshall |
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For the descriptive remarks of this Parish see Name book for Plan 32A. |
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Names of Objects -- Pages
Parish of Auchtertool -- 73
Colvin's Knowe -- 74
Easter Lochhead -- 73
Lochgelly Burn -- 76
Site of Tumulus -- 74
The Common -- 73
The Drum -- 75
Whiskey Neuk -- 75 |
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EASTER LOCHHEAD |
Easter Lochead
Easter Lochead
Easter Lochead |
Mr Brown Tenant
Mr Bywater
Factor
Mr Inglis
Little Raith |
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[situation] 1¼ Miles S.S.E. [South South East] of Lochgelly village.
A pretty god dwelling house and offices with a farm of land attached the property of James Hay Erskine Wemyss Esquire of Wemyss Castle. Tenant Mr. Brown. |
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THE COMMON |
The Common
The Common
The Common |
Mr Brown
Mr Leitch
Mr Inglis
Little Raith |
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[situation] 1¼ Miles S.S.E. [South South East] of Lochgelly village.
A cottars house on the farm of Lochead in pretty good repair |
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AUCHTERTOOL |
Ph. [Parish] of Auchtertool |
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COLVIN'S KNOWE |
Colvin's Knowe
Colvin's Knowe
Colvin's Knowe |
Mr Brown East Lochhead
Mr Inglis
Little Raith
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[situation] ¾ Mile S. [South] of Lochgelly village.
A small Knoll on the farm of Easter Loch-Head the Surface of which is Arable. Mr Brown the farmer found three graves here formed with long rude stones; inside of which were Calcined human remains. Nothing particular can be ascertained respecting them. |
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Note: Stone Coffins found here. John Bayly.
Note: " With regards to the Stone Coffins found
on my farm, they were near the top
of a Knoll called Colvin's Knoll about
10 inches under ground, but I cannot
Say any thing about the bones whither they
were Calcined or not."
(Signed) Alexander Brown
Farmer Lochhead. |
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WHISKEY NEUK |
Whiskey Neuk
Whiskey Neuk
Whiskey Neuk |
Mr. Leitch
Mr Thomas Leitch
Mr Shand |
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[situation] 1⅛ Miles S.S.W. [South South West] of Lochgelly village.
A small piece of land lying on the South East side of the junction of boundaries between Auchtertool Beath and Auchterderran Parishes. Where illicit distillation was carried on. |
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THE DRUM |
The Drum
The Drum
The Drum |
Mr Reekie Thistleford
Mr Leitch (former Farmer of Thistleford now in Lochgelly)
Mr Shand Newton. |
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[situation] 1 Mile S. [South] of Lochgelly village.
A long ridge or hill on the farm of Thistleford the Soil of which is Arable on the eastend of it is a Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station. |
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LOCHGELLY BURN |
Lochgelly Burn
Lochgelly Burn
Lochgelly Burn |
Mr Leitch
Mr Shand
Mr Thomas Leitch |
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[situation] Running Westerly into Loch Gelly.
A small stream gathering in Moss Morran and on the farm of Moss-side, and flowing in an Easterly direction becomes the boundary been the parishes of Beath and Auchtertool and between Auchtertool and Auchterderran and empties into Loch Gelly. |
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Names of Objects -- Pages
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Black Dean -- 79
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BLACKDEAN HILL |
Blackdean Hill
Blackdean Hill
Blackdean Hill |
Mr. Shand Newton
Mr Leitch
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Mr Thomas Leitch Lochgelly |
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[situation] 1 Mile S.W. [South West] of Lochgelly village
A small arable hill on the farm of Foulford adjoining to the Black Dean hence the name. |
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BLACK DEAN |
Black Dean
Black Dean
Black Dean |
Mr. Shand
Mr Leitch
Mr Thomas Leitch |
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[situation] 1 Mile S.W. [South West] of Lochgelly village
A small hollow extending along both sides of the boundary between the Parishes of Ballingry and Auchterderran. |
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BEATH |
Ph. [Parish] of Beath. |
See plan 30C |
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[situation] In the Co. [County] of Fife.
For the descriptive remarks of this parish see Name book for Plan 30C. |
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[page] 79 Parish of Beath
Note: Dean -- A hollow where the ground Slopes on both sides. Jamieson.
[signed] John Bayly Capt. R.E [Captain Royal Engineers]
16th Feb. 1853 |
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[page] 80 OS1/13/10
Co. [COUNTY] FIFE
31,C.
Parishes of -- Page
Abbotshall -- 67
Auchterderran -- 15
Ballingry & Ballingry (Det) [Detached] -- 1
Auchtertool -- 71
Beath -- 77 |
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