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NETHERTOWN BROAD STREET |
Nethertown Broad Street |
Name on corner
Mr John Low - Spittal Dye Works
Mr Lambert |
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[Situation] Running West from East Nethertown Street and Bothwell Place
Extends from Moodie street to junction (marked A) of East Nethertown and Bothwell Place. |
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REID STREET |
Reid Street
Reid Street
Reid Street |
Name on corner
Valn [Valuation] Roll 1848
ErsKine Beveridge (Provost) |
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[Situation] About 5 chains West from Bothwell Place
A short Street between Priory Lane and Netherton Broad Street the houses in it are in good repair and are generally occupied by Damask Weavers |
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EAST NETHERTOWN STREET |
East Nethertown Street |
Name on corner
Mr Lambert Supt [Superintendent] of Police
Mr John Low |
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[Situation] About 5 chains East from Reid Street running in direction of Brucefield Street
A short street - extending from the termination of the New Row to junction (marKed A) of Bothwell Place. |
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Sheet 7 -- Trace 1 -- Town of Dunfermline |
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BRUCEFIELD STREET |
Brucefield Street
Brucefield Street
Brucefield Street |
Name on corner
Mr Hoggan Grocer &c East Nethertown st
Mr John Scotland |
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[Situation] To the East of East Nethertown Street and Bothwell Place
Extends from the Termination of the New Row (at junction of East Nethertown St) Six Chains Towards the Hospital Bridge, to where Bothwell street commences. |
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BOTHWELL STREET |
Bothwell Street
Bothwell Street
Bothwell Street |
Name on corner
Mr John Low Spittal Dye WorKs
Mr Hoggan |
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[Situation] Extends about 8 Chains N. [North] West from Hospital Bridge to the termination of Brucefield Street
Commences at termination of Brucefield Street and terminates at the Hospital Bridge. |
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BOTHWELL PLACE |
Bothwell Place
Bothwell Place
Bothwell Place |
Name on corner
Mr Lambert, Supt [Superintendent] of Police
Mr Scotland |
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[Situation] Extends about 4 1/2 chains from the termination of Bothwell Street to the Junction of East Nethertown Street
A street commencing at junction (marKed A) of East Nethertown street - and terminates at Bothwell st |
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Sheet 7 -- Trace 1 -- Town of Dunfermline |
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HOSPITAL BRIDGE |
Spittal Bridge
Spittal Bridge
Spittal Bridge
Hospital Bridge
Hospital Bridge
Hospital Bridge
Hospital Bridge
Hospital Bridge |
Mr John Low
Mr R. Walker
Road Map Schedule
ErsKine Beveridge (Provost)
John Scotland
John Walls
Robert Walls
Mr Kilgour |
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[Situation] About 2 chains South E [East] from Hospital Dye Works.
A substantial Stone Bridge (one arch) crossing the Line Burn on the road from Dunfermline to InverKeithing. Kept in repair by the County. |
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GRANGE BRIDGE |
Grange Bridge
Grange Bridge
Grange Bridge
Grange Bridge |
Mr R. Walker
John Low
Erskine Beveridge Esqr
John Scotland |
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[Situation] About 16 1/2 chains West from Hospital Bridge.
A stone bridge (one arch) crossing the Line Burn From Dunfermline to the Grange Farm &c Kept in Repair by the County |
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Sheet 7 -- Trace 1 -- Town of Dunfermline
[Note Grange Bridge] -- Grange. A corn farm -- Jameson
[Spittal Burn crossed out]
[Note Line Burn crossed out] -- Suttons |
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ELGIN STREET |
Elgin Street
Elgin Street |
Name on corner
Mr Ralph WalKer Elgin Bleachfield Elgin St |
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[Situation] Running in a North Westerly direction from Grange Bridge
A new street commencing at Nethertown Broad St. and terminates at the Grange Bridge. |
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ELGIN BLEACHFIELD |
Elgin Bleachfield
Elgin Bleachfield |
Mr Ralph Walker Elgin Bleachfield
Mr John Low Spittal Dye WorKs |
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[Situation] On the West Side of Elgin Street and on the North Side of Lyne Burn
A Bleachfield adjoining and West of Elgin street. The property of the Earl of Elgin, and in the occupation of Mr Ralph Walker. |
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HOSPITAL DYE WORKS |
Spittal Dye WorKs
Spittal Dye WorKs
Hospital Dye Works
Hospital Dye Works
Hospital Dye Works
Hospital Dye Works
Hospital Dye Works |
Mr John Low (occupier)
Mr Ralph Walker
Erske [Erskine] Beveridge Esqr
Mr Kilgour
John Scotland
John Walls
Robert Walls |
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[Situation] About 2 chains North West of Hospital Bridge
West of and adjoining Bothwell street - the property of the Reverend Mr Sutherland - in the occupation of Mr Low. |
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Sheet 7 -- Trace 1 -- Town of Dunfermline |
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THE RHODES |
The Rhodes
The Rhodes
The Rhodes |
ErsKine Beveridge Provost
Mr Bonnar Architect
Mr Crombie Woodhead Street |
035 |
[Situation] About 5 1/2 Chains North West from Hospital Bridge. adjoining Bothwell St
A few indifferent looKing houses on the estate of Brucefield the property of ErsKine Beveridge Esquire and tenanted by worKing people, |
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Sheet 7 -- Trace 2 -- Parish and Town of Dunfermline
[Note Gardeners Cottage, crossed out] -- Not a proper name -- [Initialled] G.V. |
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BRUCEFIELD HOUSE |
Brucefield House
Brucefield House
Brucefield House |
ErsKine Beveridge proprietor
Mr Leggat (St Leonards Factory)
Mr Adamson (St Leonards Factory) |
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[Situation] About 6 chains North from Lyne Burn & 18 Chains North East from St Leonards Factory
A large house in tolerably [good] repair the mansion of the Brudefield estate, the [property] of ErsKine Beveridge [Esquire] It is pleasantly situated [on a] gently rising eminence and surrounded by large old [trees] and evergreens, |
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LYNE BURN |
The Lyne
The Lyne
The Lyne
Line Burn
Line Burn
Line Burn
Line Burn
Line Burn
Line Burn
Lyne Burn |
Full [Fullarton's] Gazetteer
Old Stat. Acct [Statistical Account]
Chalmers Caledonia
ErsKine Beveridge Esqr
Mr Matthewson (Factor)
John Scotland
John Walls
Woods Map of Dunfermline 1823
Mr Kilgour (Town clerk)
New Stat. [Statistical Account] |
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[Situation] On the North Side of St Leonards Factory passes under Hospital Bridge
A small stream rising on [the east] side of the town, it flows in [a] westerly direction & empties [itself] into the Frith of Forth near [Charleston] The town of Dunfermline is said [to] derive the latter part of its name from this stream |
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Sheet 7 -- Trace 3 -- Parish and Town of Dunfermline
[Notes Lyne Burn] -- Lin. Lyn, Lyne. A fall of Water or
a shrubbery ravine -- Jameson
Linne. A pool, a pond, Gaelic Dictionary.
For addl [additional] authorities See
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GRANGE ROAD |
Grange Road
Grange Road
Grange Road
Grange Road |
Mr Ralph Walker
Mr J Low
John Scotland
ErsKe [Erskine] Beveridge Esqr |
035 |
[Situation] South of Lyne Burn, Extends from the Grange Bridge
A road from the Grange Bridge - To the Grange Farm &c about 1/2 mile. |
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Sheet 7 -- Trace 4 -- Town of Dunfermline
[Note] -- Grange. A Corn farm, &c, -- Jameson. |
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ST LEONARD'S PLACE |
Saint Leonards Place
Saint Leonards Place
Saint Leonards Place |
Name on corner
Mr Lambert, Supr [Superintendent] of Police
John Scotland |
035 |
[Situation] Extends South East from Hospital Bridge
A street commencing at the Hospital Bridge - and extending in a south easterly direction 14 chains - From North side of Bridge Termination of Street marKed A. at this point Hospital Hill commences. |
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Sheet 7 -- Trace 5 -- Town of Dunfermline |
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ST LEONARD'S FACTORY (Damask & Diaper) |
St Leonards Factory
St Leonards Factory
St Leonards Factory |
ErsKe [Erskine] Beveridge Esqr (Owner)
Mr Legat Manager
Mr Meldrum Salesman |
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[Situation] To the East of St Leonards Place, and South Side of Lyne Burn. about 2 1/2 chains East of Hospital Bridge
A large Hand & Power loom Factory for the manufacturing of DamasK & Diaper Cloths, at present in active operation, upwards of 600 persons are employed on the premises. |
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ST LEONARD'S HOSPITAL (Supposed Site of) |
St Leonards Hospital (supposed site of)
St Leonards Hospital (supposed site of)
St Leonards Hospital (supposed site of)
St Leonards Hospital (supposed site of)
St Leonards Hospital (supposed site of) |
Erskine Beveridge Esqr
Mr Kilgour
John Scotland
John Walls
New Stat, Acct [Statistical Account] |
035 |
About 1/2 a chain from St Leonards Factory, and nearly a chain East from St Leonards Place
Chalmers in his Hist [History] of Dunfermline says "This is the most ancient charitable institution now in the parish, but the exact date of it has not been ascertained. The Court booKs belonging to it reach back to 1594, & there is an entry in 1651, mentioning historically the institution to have been in the time of Malcolm Canmore & Queen Margaret. Tradition says that the latter was the foundress. The object of it was the maintenance of 8 Widows. The provision for them is payable from the produce of 64 Acres of land in the immediate vicinity of the place where the Hospital once stood. The average annual amount received by each of them for the last 5 Years has been £8.9.3. The Hospital it is thought was demolished in the troubles during the reign of Charles Ist, or by Cromwell's soldiers after the battle of InverKeithing, & has never since been rebuilt. The widows now reside in their own houses & receive
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ST LEONARD'S HOSPITAL |
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2/- [ 2 shillings] per annum in lieu of accommodation. The Hospital was situated a little to the south of the Hospital Bridge at the lower end of the town on the road [leading] to Queensferry." (A portion of the wall of the building [was] standing within the memory of the two last authorities.) [John Scotland and John Walls] |
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Site of GRAVE YARD [St Leonard's Hospital] |
Grave Yard
Grave Yard
Grave Yard
Grave Yard |
Erskine Beveridge Esqr
Mr Kilgour
John Scotland
John Walls |
035 |
[Situation] On the East Side and adjoining St Leonard's Place
"At the end of the last Century, [part] of the S. [South] wall was standing, & the little piece of rising ground on [the] North side where some trees are [now] growing was then used as a burial ground" |
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ST LEONARD'S WELL |
St Leonard's Well
St Leonard's Well
St Leonard's Well
St Leonard's Well |
Erskine Beveridge Esqr
Mr Kilgour
John Scotland
John Walls |
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[Situation] About a chain East from the Supposed Site of St Leonard's Hospital
A good Spring Well, the [water] of which was formerly used by the inhabitants of St Leonard's Hospital |
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[Note St Leonard's Grave Yard] -- "Site of Grave Yard"
In German text -- [Initialled] J.B.
taken in connection with the supposed site of St Leonard's Hospital -- [Initialled] J.B. |
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Words lost in fold of page.
Faint writing below note on Site of Grave Yard largely illegible. |
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DUNFERMLINE DISTRICT TRUST (No 8) |
Dunfermline District Trust (No 8) |
Mr Tuckett Road Surveyor
Mr McDonald (Deputy Clerk to Trust) |
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Described in Road Map Schedule as "No 8, Spittal (Hospital) Crosshead by Duloch to Hillend" |
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DUNFERMLINE DISTRICT TRUST (No 9) |
Dunfermline District Trust (No 9) |
Mr Tuckett (Road Surveyor)
Mr McDonald (Deputy Clerk to Trust) |
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Described in Road Map Schedule as "No 9, Spittal (Hospital) Bridge to Great North Road near North Ferry Toll Bar.
Under the designation of Western District of Fife TurnpiKe Roads, are comprehended several portions of highways, upon which Toll Bars are placed under an Act of Parliamt, [Parliament] the whole are clearly defined in a Map & schedule in the possession of the Road Surveyor. |
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Trace 8
[Note Dunfermline District Trust No 8] -- [Description - Road Map Schedule] ? |
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HOSPITAL HILL [cottages] |
Hospital Hill
Hospital Hill
Hospital Hill |
Mr Lambert
Mr Blair
Corner Ticket of House |
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[Situation] Extends to the Cottage P.H [Public House]
A long range of Scattered Cottages with gardens in rere extending from a point of the Road about 3 chains N.W [North West] from the Hospital Toll Bar - a fence abutting nearly East from Road more fully denoting the spot, - and extends Eastwards to a Public house written on Trace as "The Cottage" |
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THE COTTAGE P.H. |
The Cottage P.H [Public House]
The Cottage P.H [Public House]
The Cottage P.H [Public House]
The Cottage P.H [Public House] |
Mr Forsyth (occupier)
John Scotland
John Walls Hospital Hill
Robert Walls Hospital Hill |
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[Situation] About 15 ½ Chains South East from Hospital T.B [Toll Bar]
A Roadside Public House at the S [South] east end of Hospital Hill |
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HOSPITAL CROSS HEAD |
Hospital Cross Head
Hospital Cross Head
Hospital Cross Head |
Esrkine Beveridge Esqr
John Scotland
John Walls
Robert Walls |
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[Situation] About 1/2 a chain from the Cottage P.H. [Public House]
The Cross Roads at the S.E. [South East] end of Hospital Hill. A stone Cross once stood here, "but not a [vestige] now remains," neither can any [person] point out the site. The name [is] well Known |
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HOSPITAL T.P. |
Hospital T.B. [Toll Bar]
Hospital T.B. [Toll Bar]
Hospital T.B. [Toll Bar]
Hospital T.B. [Toll Bar] |
ErsKine Beveridge (Provost)
Mr Kilgour (Town clerK)
John Walls
Mr Lambert |
035 |
[Situation] About 9 1/2 Chains South from St Leonards Well on the Road from St Leonards Place
The first Toll Bar on the road to N [North] Queensferry near St Leonard's Hospital |
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DUNFERMLINE (Parish) |
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[Situation] Near the Western Extremity of the County
For descriptive remarKs see name List for Plan 35A, |
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HOSPITAL HILL [hill] |
Hospital Hill |
Mr Thomson
Mr Henderson, Hill Ho [House] |
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[Situation] On the West Side of the Road of that name.
A small arable hill on the farm of Grange and convenient to the site of St Leonard's Hospital, hence the name, On its summit is a Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station |
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ST LEONARD'S SCHOOL |
St Leonard's School
St Leonard's School
St Leonard's School |
E. Beveridge Esqr (Proprietor)
Mr Dobie
Mr Meldrum |
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[Situation] On the West, and adjoining St Leonard's Factory
The school is the property of Erskine Beveridge Esqr & was built by him for the accommodation of the children of the operatives employed at the Factory. The teachers income is derived partly from Mr Beveridge & partly from the pupils. The operatives children pay but a very small sum for their education, other children are admitted but pay a greater sum to the teacher, according to age. |
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Trace 6 -- Sheet 7
[Signed] J. Bayly Capt. R.E [Captain Royal Engineers]
21st March 1854. |
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[Stamped] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. [MANUSCRIPT] STORE -- SOUTHAMPTON -- 4 OCT. 94 [OCTOBER 1894]
Co [COUNTY] FIFE
TOWN OF DUNFERMLINE
SHEET 7
Parish of -- Page
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[Index page]
Parish of Dunfermline --Co [County] fife -- sheet 7
[Names of Objects] -- Pages -- Trace
Parish of Dunfermline -- 13
Brucefield Street -- 2
Bothwell Street -- 2
Bothwell Place -- 2
Brucefield House -- 6
Dunfermline District Trust No, 8. -- 11
Dunfermline District Trust No. 9. -- 11
East Netherton Street -- 1
Elgin Street -- 4
Elgin Bleachfield -- 4
Grange Road -- 7
Grange Bridge -- 3
Hospital Bridge -- 3
Hospital Dye WorKs -- 4
Hospital Hill -- 12
Hospital Cross Head -- 12
Hospital T,B, [Toll Bar] -- 13
Lyne Burn -- 6
Netherton Broad Street -- 1
Old Grave yard -- 10
Reid Street -- 1
St Leonard's Place -- 8
St Leonard's School -- 15
St Leonard's Factory -- 9
St Leonard's Hospital (supposed site of) -- 9
St Leonard's Well -- 10
The Rhodes -- 5
The Cottage P,H, [Public House] -- 12 |
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