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Co [County] fife Sheet 3
Parish of Dunfermline
[index page]
Names of Objects -- Page
Ph [Parish of Dunfermline -- 10
Albany Street -- 4
Albany Cottage -- 4
Appin Crescent -- 10
Campbell Street -- 5
Curling Pond -- 15
Downieville Crescent -- 5
Dunfermline District Trust No, 7, -- 9
Edinburgh Perth &, Dundee Railway (Dunfermline Branch) -- 8
Fever Hospital -- 7
Gardener's Lands -- 3
Gardeners Street -- 4
Haly Blude Acres -- 12
Jail -- 6
Low's Barns -- 15
Martyr's Street -- 12
Martyrs Place -- 13
Newlands Hill House -- 2
Poor house -- 6
Rose Street -- 4
Railway Station -- 8
Rope &, Twine Manufactory -- 13
Stirling &, Dunfermline Railway -- 8
Thistle Street -- 2
Townhill Road -- 9
Towngreen T,B, [Toll Bar] -- 11
Transy Malleable Iron WorKs -- 14
Transy Farm Steading -- 15
ViewbanK Cottage -- 2
South Inglis Street -- 2 |
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NEWLANDS HILL HOUSE |
Newlands Hill House
Newlands Hill House
Newlands Hill House |
Mr Kilgour
Mr Davie Owner & occupier
Mr Morris Albany Cottage |
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[Situation] On the south side of Thistle St
A neat newly built residence the property of the present occupier. It obtained its name from being Situated in newly enclosed land on the top of a hill. |
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THISTLE STREET |
Thistle Street
Thistle Street
Thistle Street |
Corner Ticket
Mr Kilgour
Mr Morris Albany Cottage |
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[Situation] Branching of the West side of Townhill Road,
A newly laid out street, at present there are only a few houses on its South side |
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VIEWBANK COTTAGE |
ViewbanK Cottage
ViewbanK Cottage
ViewbanK Cottage |
Mr James Balfour
Mr Kilgour
Mr Morris |
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[Situation] On the East side of Townhill Road
A newly built residence the property of the present occupier. The laying out of the garden & grounds about it is not yet completed |
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SOUTH INGLIS STREET |
South Inglis Street
South Inglis Street |
Name on Corner
Mr Penman
Wood's Map of Dunfermline 1823 |
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[Situation] At the S,E, [South East] corner of Sheet
A Street commencing at the corner of Queen Anne Street, and terminates at Reform St, entirely occupied by trades people, |
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Sheet 3 -- Trace 2
[Note above Viewbank Cottage] -- Trace 3 |
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GARDENERS' LANDS |
Gardeners' Lands |
Mr James Morris, Albany Cottage
Mr John Davie, Newlands Hill House
Lawrence Gibson & John Coulton of Rose Street |
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[Situation] On the East side of Townhill Road
A piece of Land The property of the "Ancient Society of Gardeners"
Bounded on the South by Gardeners' St. and continues in a northerly direction (Including the whole of Traces 2 & 5) to a fence (at which point the lands terminate) about 50 or 100 linKs beyond the Sheet line on the North of Trace 2. |
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Sheet 3 -- Trace 2 -- Town of Dunfermline |
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ROSE STREET |
Rose Street
Rose Street
Rose Street |
Mr Lambert
Mr Morris
Mrs Clarke |
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[Situation] Branching from Townhill Road
Street Consists of a Single row of Stone houses 2 stories high and extends from Townhill Road to the Gate of Albany Cottage |
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ALBANY STREET |
Albany Street
Albany Street
Albany Street |
Mr Lambert
Mr Morris
Name on Corner of Street |
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[Situation] Branching from Townhill Road
A new Street with a few houses, on either side at irregular intervals it extends from Townhill road to the Stone wall the boundary of the Gardeners' Land. |
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GARDENERS' STREET |
Gardeners' Street
Gardeners' Street
Gardeners' Street |
Mr Lambert
Mr Morris
Name on Street |
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[Situation] Branching from the W. [West] side off Townhill Road
A new Street with houses only on one side - runs parallel to Railway and extends from Townhill road to the Stone wall the boundary of the Gardeners land - |
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ALBANY COTTAGE |
Albany Cottage
Albany Cottage
Albany Cottage |
Mr Morris owner & occupier
Mr Kilgour
Mr John Scotland |
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[Situation] At the W. West] end of Rose Street
A very neat residence with gardens & pleasure grounds, very tastefully laid out, the property of David Morris Esqr who was once Provost of Dunfermline |
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Trace 5 -- Sheet 3 -- Town of Dunfermline |
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DOWNIEVILLE CRESCENT |
Downieville Crescent
Downieville Crescent
Downieville Crescent |
Mr Lambert
Mr Blair Chalmers Street
Mr Hay Surveyor |
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[Situation] On the E. [East] side of Townhill Street
A short row of houses on the East side of the Townhill Road of one Story built in the plain Cottage style, the plan is the Segment of a circle, the lower floors occupied as Weaving shops |
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CAMPBELL STREET |
Campbell Street
Campbell Street
Campbell Street |
Corner Ticket
Mr Kilgour
Valn [Valuation] Roll 1848 |
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[Situation] at the Western Margin of sheet
A short street running in an Easterly direction about 1 1/2 [chains] in to the sheet from W [West] margin [l??] it is about 10 Chs [Chains] N W [North West] from [Rlw?] [Railway] station |
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Trace 6 -- Sheet 3 -- Town of Dunfermline
[Note Campbell Street] -- Trace 4 |
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JAIL |
Gaol
Gaol
Gaol |
Mr Kilgour Town Clerk
Mr Soutar Writer
Mr Gillespie Governor of Gaol) |
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[Situation] About 5 chains S.W. [South West] from the Poorshouse
A substantial Stone building erected in 1844, It is fitted up for the confinement of 20 prisoners on the seperate system, & is superinteded [superintended] by a Governor (£70 per annum), Matron (£20 per annum) & 1 Warder. The prisoners are employed at maKing Mats & various other duties. CranK labor is resorted to for the refractory. It is a County Gaol |
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POORHOUSE |
Poorhouse
Poorhouse
Poorhouse
Poorhouse
Poors house |
Mr Hay Architect
Mr Kilgour Town clerk
Mr Morris (albany cottage)
Mr Ross Governor
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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[Situation] About 5 chains N.E. [North East] from the Jail
A substantial stone building to which considerable additions are now being made, The original building comprised only the S E [South East] face with a few outbuildings, A great number of worKmen are now employed maKing additional buildings on the N North] & N [North] East sides of the present buildings, It was originally intended
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Sheet 3 -- Trace 6
[Note Jail] -- Jail [Initialled] J.B.
[Notes Poorhouse] -- Trace 7
Poor's House with the word Poor in the genitive
could be correct but as the word Poor is both
irregular and plural, Poorhouse: not
Poorshouse should be used in the Compound word -- O,M O |
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POORHOUSE |
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[Continued from Page 6] for the accomodation of 80 [inmates] when the alterations are completed it will contain 200. The [present] number is 140. It is superintended by a Governor & Matron (at a joint [salary] of £65 per annum) & Porter. |
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FEVER HOSPITAL |
Fever Hospital |
Board at entrance |
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[Situation] A little N,W, [North West] from the Poorshouse.
there is an Hospital attached which was originally intended [for] a Fever Hospital exclusively, it [is] now used as a general one, but still Known by its original name The Poorhouse belongs to the Ph [Parish] of Dunfermline & is supported by Parish Rate. |
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EDINBURGH PERTH AND DUNDEE RAILWAY (Dunfermline Branch) |
Edinburgh Perth & Dundee Railway (Dunfermline Branch)
Edinburgh Perth & Dundee Railway (Dunfermline Branch) |
Bill Head of Compy [Company]
James Robinson (Station Master)
Thomas Galloway (Station clerk) |
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[Situation] Passing the S. [South] side Gardeners street The Jail & Poorshouse
A Branch double line of Railway but single near Dunfermline extending from Dunfermline to Thornton Junction, where it joins the direct line from Edinburgh to Perth & Dundee
For Passengers and General Traffic |
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STIRLING AND DUNFERMLINE RAILWAY |
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Bill Head of Compy [Company]
James Robinson
Thomas Galloway |
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[Situation] Joining the Edinburgh Perth &. Dundee Railway at the Railway station
A Double line of Railway extending from Stirling to Dunfermline where it joins the Dunfermline Branch of the Edinburgh Perth & Dundee Railway. It belongs to the Stirling & Dunfermline Company but is let for a term of years to the Edingurgh & Glasgow Company - It has no Telegraph yet laid down
For Passengers and General Traffic |
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RAILWAY STATION |
Railway Station |
Board at entrance
James Robinson
Thomas Galloway |
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[Situation] At the end of the Stirling & Dunfermline Railway
A small wooden building, a Passenger Station at the junction of the Stirling & Dunfermline, & the Dunfermline branch of the Edinburgh Perth & Dundee Railways |
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Sheet 3 -- Trace 8 |
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DUNFERMLINE DISTRICT TRUST (No 7) |
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Under the designation "Western District of Fife 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 & Schedule in the possession [of] the Road Surveyor. The road upon [Sheet] 3 under this trust, is part of that [between] Dunfermline & KirKcaldy, & is No 7 of [the] District, described as "Town Green Toll (Dunfermline) by North Fod & [Crossgates] to Stewarts Arms" a roadside Inn on [the] Burntisland Branch of the Great [North] Road. |
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TOWNHILL ROAD |
Townhill Road
Townhill Road
Townhill Road |
Mr Tuckett Road Surveyor
Mr Kilgour
Mr Morris albany cottage |
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[situation] Running in a N.E. [North East] direction thro' through] Sheet
A Road extending in a N [North] Easterly direction from Towngreen Toll Bar to N [North] Margin line, & into 6 Inch work. |
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Sheet 3 Trace 9 |
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APPIN CRESCENT |
Appin Crescent
Appin Crescent
Appin Crescent
Appin Crescent |
Mr Kilgour (Town ClerK)
Mr Bonnar (Architect)
Valn [Valuation] Roll 1848
Corner TicKet |
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[Situation] Running Easterly from Town Green T,P, [Turn Pike]
A crescent of neat houses belonging to the Appin estate generally occupied by the worKmen employed at Transy Malleable Iron WorKs - |
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DOWNIEVILLE CRESCENT |
Downieville Crescent
Downieville Crescent
Downieville Crescent
Downieville Crescent |
Mr Kilgour
Mr Bonnar
Corner TicKet
Valn [Valuation Roll 1848 |
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A row of good houses in the form of a crescent named after the late Mr Downie of Appin They are chiefly occupied by DamasK Weavers |
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DUNFERMLINE (Parish) |
Ph [Parish] of Dunfermline. |
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[Situation] Near the Eastern Extremity of the County
For descriptive remarKs of this parish see Name booK for sheet 4 |
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Sheet 3 -- Trace 9 -- Town and Parish of Dunfermline
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TOWNGREEN T.P. |
Towngreen T.B. [Toll Bar]
Towngreen T.B. [Toll Bar]
Towngreen T.B. [Toll Bar]
Towngreen T.B. [Toll Bar] |
ErsKine Beveridge Priory House
Mr Kilgour Town clerk
Mr Bonnar
Sign Board |
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[Situation] At the W. [West] end of Appin Crescent.
A new Toll house and Gate at the eastern entrance to Dunfermline at which certain sums are collected for the repairing of [County] Roads. |
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Sheet 3 -- Trace 9 -- Town and Parish of Dunfermline
[Note Crossgates Road, crossed out] -- Not a proper name
See Dunfermline Dist [District] Trust. -- [Initialled] G.V. |
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HALY BLUDE ACRES |
Haly Blude Acres
Haly Blude Acres
Haly Blude Acres
Haly Blude Acres |
ErsKine Beveridge (Priory House)
Mr Bonnar (architect)
Mr Crombie Woodhead street
Town Map 1823 |
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[Situation] At the West end of Martyrs Street
A piece of arable land at east end of Dunfermline. which the Rev [Reverend] P Chalmers states was at one time devoted to support of the Holy Blood alter in Dunfermline Abbey Church But ErsKine Beveridge Esquire is of an opinion that Martyrs shed their Blood here. |
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MARTYR'S STREET |
Martyr's Street
Martyr's Street
Martyr's Street |
ErsKine Beveridge (Priory House)
Corner TicKet
Mr Bonnar |
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[Situation] Branching from Townhill Road
A short Street at the east side of Haly Blude Acres and leading off the west side of Townhill Road at present there is only two houses in it which are occupied by Weavers |
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Sheet 3 -- Trace 9 -- Town and Parish of Dunfermline |
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ROPE AND TWINE MANUFACTORY [Martyr's Place] |
Rope and Twine Manufactory
Rope and Twine Manufactory
Rope and Twine Manufactory |
Mr Rolland (owner)
Mr Bonnar (Architect)
Mr Crombie Woodhead street |
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[Situation] 3 Chains East of Martyrs' Place
A Rope and Twine [Manufactory] belonging to the late Mr Rolland and at present the property of his widow. |
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MARTYR'S PLACE |
Martyr's Place
Martyr's Place
Martyr's Place |
Corner TicKet
Mr Bonnar
ErsKine Beveridge (Priory House) |
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[Situation] On the W. [West] side of Townhill Road
A row of neat built houses on the east and south side of Haly Blude acres They are two stories in height and the ground floors are generally occupied by DamasK Weavers |
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Sheet 3 -- Trace 9 -- Town and Parish of Dunfermline
[Faint Note Rope and Twine Manufactory, originally written Rolland's Rope and Twine Manufactory] -- The name would change with
the owner --- [Initialled] G.V. |
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TRANSY MALLEABLE IRON WORKS |
Transy Iron WorKs |
Bill Head of Compy [Company] |
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A tolerably large Malleable Iron WorKs in extensive operation, at present the property of the Weirdale Iron Company |
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[Note Upper Pond, crossed out] -- Not a proper name -- [Initialled] G.V. |
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LOW'S BARNS |
Low's Barns
Low's Barns
Low's Barns |
Mr Bonnar Architect
Mr D.C. Glen Civil Engineer
James Hogg Cler [Clerk] Transy Iron worKs |
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[Situation] Near the Eastern margin of Sheet
A row of indifferent [looKing] houses the property of Doctor Wardlaw Dunfermline but at one time belonging to a Mr Low from where the name is derived [present] occupiers working people |
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CURLING POND |
Curling Pond
Curling Pond
Curling Pond |
Mr Bonnar
Mr D.C. Glen
James Hogg |
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[Situation] Near the Eastern margin of Sheet
Pond on the property of the Edinburgh Perth & Dundee Railway Co [Company], at present let by the company to the Dunfermline Club Curlers. |
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TRANSY FARM STEADING |
Transy Farm steading
Transy Farm steading
Transy Farm steading |
E. Beveridge Esqr
Mr Fair (occupier)
Mr Scotland |
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[Situation] 6 chains S. [South] of Low's Barns
A Farm House & out offices the property of the Malleable Iron WorKs Company, present tenant Mr Fair. |
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Sheet 3 -- Trace 10 -- Town and Parish of Dunfermline
[Signed] J Bayly Capt R.E [Captain Royal Engineers] |
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[Stamped] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. [MANUSCRIPT] STORE -- 1 OCT. 94 [OCTOBER 1894] -- SOUTHAMPTON
Co [COUNTY] FIFE
Town of Dunfermline
SHEET 3
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