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Parish of Dunfermline 35a
[Names of Objects] -- Pages
Black Loch -- 11
Balmule Pit (Coal) -- 14
Balmule -- 14
Balmule Farm -- 15
Blamule -- 16
Bowershall -- 16
Balmule Quarry (Whinstone) -- 17
Backmuir -- 32
Baldridge House -- 33
Baldridge Pit (Coal) -- 34
Blackburn -- 34
Baldridge Burn -- 36
Brick Work -- 51
Back Muir -- 7
Cobscroft Quarry (limestone) -- 2
Cowdens -- 3
Cowdens Quarry (limestone) -- 4
Craigbeath -- 12
Craigluscar Hill -- 25
Chapel Stane -- 25
Craigluscar -- 27
Clearwater basin -- 28
Colliery Office -- 31
Cairncubie -- 38
Colton Mains -- 40
Colton House -- 4
Chamberfield -- 45
Craigwell Quarry (Whinstone) -- 50
Craig Well -- 50
Drumfod -- 3
Dunduff -- 7
Dunduff School -- 10
Drumtuthil -- 26
Dunfermline Water Company Compensation Reservoir -- 26
Dunfermline Water Company's Reservoir -- 28
Distributing Reservoir -- 42
Dunfermline -- 1 |
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East Hill 11
Easter Craigduckie 21
Elgin Colliery 35
Elgin Railway 35
Easter Colton 41
Fernieknowe Pit (Coal) 32
Forester's Cottage (Post Office) 50
Gask Burn 20
Gateside 40
Grantsbank Check T[oll[ B[ar] 42
Hillhead 12
Highholm 23
Highholm Moss 24
Hunters Pit (Coal) 29
Hawkiesfauld 39
Janefield 46
Killabone 20
Kirkcaldy Row 34
Kingseat Hill 52
Kingseathill 52
Linn Quarry (Limestone)
Linn Bridge Co[mpany]
Linn
Linn Burn
Loanhead
Lochend T[oll] B[ar]
Lothalmond Hill
Lothalmond Limeworks
Lochend Quarry
Lochhead
Lochend
Loch Fitty
Leadside
Lilliehill
Lochbank
Meldrum Mill (Corn)
Meldrums Mill Burn
Muirside
North Bellycoman
Outh & Nivingston Trust (No. 3)
Old Lathalmond
Outh & Nivingston Trust (No. 4)
Ochre Mine |
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Old Craigluscar 27
Outh & Nivingston Trust (No.1) 44
Old Fountain Head 47
Old Reservoir 49
Pyat Knowe 8
Ptrick's Walls 14
Parkmook 31
Raspberry Brae 28
Swallowdrum 31
Stirling & Dunfermline Railway 6
The Comland 12
The Lowricks 13
Tom Pit 30
Townhill Wood 48
Town Hill 48
Townhill 49
Townhill Colliery 51
Town Loch 53
The Lead 53
Targate Road 37
Upper Rosebank 29
Venturefair Viaduct 45
Venturefair 46
Whinnybrae Plantation 15
Wank Mill 19
Wester Crtaigduckie 21
West Hill 27
Wallsend Pit 30
West Baldridge 33
Wellwood Colliery 43
The P[aris]h of Dunfermline 1 |
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Dunfermline. [Authorities] Full[arton's] Gazetteer, New Stat[istical] Acc[oun]t, Old Stat[istical] Acc[oun]t, Johnston's Co[unty] Map, Scottish Directory, Sgeriff's Parish List of [/?]
[Situation] Near the Western extremity of Fifeshire.
[Descriptive Remarks] A parish, the largest in the county of Fife. The extreme length from north to south is about 8 miles, and average breadth about 3 ½ miles. It is bounded by the parishes of Cleish and Saline on the north, of Carnock & Torryburn on the west, and of Beath, Aberdour, Dalgety and Innekeithing on the east. It has Inverkeithing also on the Southeast, and the Firth of Forth on the S[outh] West. The parish generally throughout is well diversified with enclosed fields and plantations. Besides the Royal burgh of Dunfermline there are several small villages in the vicinity of the former, the ruins of the Abbey and several minor Antiquities, all of which see their respective descriptions in the adjoining sheets.
Are there any Detached portions of the Parish. Are there any Detached paortions of any other parish situated and lying within the extreme boundary of Dunfermline? If so state their number and position on this Description. A.M.
Remarks similar to the above were made on Several parishes in Haddington Edinburgh etc but no satisfactory reply can be obtained from the commentary -- See reply ro remark No.1 on Plan 35A. A.M.O. 15th March 1854.
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In December 1855 the seven sheet of the 5 foot Plan Dunfermline (Impressions) were sent to Dr Henderson by Capt[ain] Bayly -- and on the margin of Sheet 4 Dr H[enderson] writes "I have written down 'Aqua de Ferm' on the course of the water called the Town Burn -- in 1293 & 1455 it is distinctly named 'Aqua de Ferm' or water of Ferm -- the 'Ferm' of Dunfermline is undoubtedly taken from this Ferm Water, in 1540 it was called "the Tower Burn". And in a note in Pencil on the Sheet a little South of Malcolm Canmore's Tower he writes
"Dun -- the hil
ferm -- name of the water
linn -- the waterfall"
giving this as the derivation of the name of the Parish
Dun ferm line
Dr H[enderson] gives the names and the sites of several Antiquities not on the manuscript plans, and in pencil writes
"the above names and sites are taken from Carte de Dunfermline
"The Monkes bake with ye tree brods'
and do. bake with ye wyte parchment covering"
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Linn Quarry (Limestone) |
Linn Quarry.
Linn Quarry. |
A. Nimmo, overseer
J. Nimmo. |
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A large limestone quarry on the land of R. Dalgleish of Dunny Gask at present let on lease to and wrought by the Forth Iron Co [Company]. |
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Linn Bridge |
Linn Bridge
Linn Bridge |
Alexander Brown
A. Nimmo. |
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A small county bridge over a stream a little west of Red Craig Toll Bar on the road from Dunfermline to Kinross. |
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Plan 35A Co[unty] Fife Trace 1 Parish of Dunfermline
Linn Quarry. Near the NW [North West] Corner of Plan.
Linn Bridge.Crossing Outh & Nivingston District Trust near Linn Quarry. |
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COBSCROFT QUARRY (Limestone) |
Cobscroft Quarry |
A. Nimmo
J. Nimmo |
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A limestone quarry a few
chains S. of the ruins of
Cobscroft farm steading
on the estate of Craigluscar.
the quarry is leased and
wrought by the British Iron
Co [Company].
N.B. This quarry is at present
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LINN |
Linn
Linn
Linn |
Alexander Brown
A. Nimmo
Road Map
Co[unty] Map 1841 |
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A small farm house &
offices the property of
R. Dalgleish occupied
by Alexander Brown |
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Cobscroft Quarry. ¼ Mile East of Linn farm house. |
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COWDENS |
Cowdens
Cowdens
Cowdens
Cowdens |
J. Weir
A. Nimmo
Leightons Hist [History] of Fife
Co [County] Map 1841 |
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A small farm house and offices on the estate of Craigluscar occupied by John Weir. |
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DRUMFOD |
Drumfod
Drumfod
Drumfod |
A. Nimmo
J. Nimmo
Miss Burnett |
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A small farm house and offices on the estate of Craigluscar occupd [occupied] by James Burnett. |
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Plan 35A Co[unty] Fife Trace 1 Parish of Dunfermline
Drumfod. About 1 mile NW [North West] by W West] of Dunduff farm house.
Drum - Fad or Fada
Long Rhumb - Long Eminence.
Cowdens. ¼ Mile W [West] of Dunduff farm. |
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COWDENS QUARRY (Limestone) |
Cowdens Quarry
Cowdens Quarry |
George Phelp
Adam Nimmo |
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A limestone quarry on the farm of Cowdens which has not been wrought for the last three years. |
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LINN BURN |
Linn Burn |
Adam Nimmo
D. Hutchinson |
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A stream rising in Dun Moss and running under Linn Bridge. It retains this name until its confluence with Meldrums Mill Burn on the lands of Balmule see Trace 3. |
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Cowdens Quarry. 10 Chains NW [North West] of Dunduff.
Linn Burn. Running SE [South Easterly] past Dunduff. |
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OUTH AND NIVINGSTON DISTRICT TRUST (No 3) |
Outh & Nivingston Trust No. 3 |
Mr Tuckett, Road Surveyor
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Under the designation Outh & Nivingston District turnpike roads are comprehended sever[al] 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 35A under this Trust is part of that from Saline by Tinny Gask, Roscobie & Oaklfield to the Great North Road and is No. 3 of this District. |
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Trace No. 1 35A.
Outh & Nivingston Trust No. 3. Passing a little N [North] of Linn farm ho [house]. |
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STIRLING AND DUNFERMLINE RAILWAY |
Stirling and Dunfermline Railway
Stirling and Dunfermline Railway
Stirling and Dunfermline Railway |
Railway Clerk
Mr Galloway
Rev [Reverend] Mr Chalmers
William Hunt Esq.
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A double line of Railway extending from Stirling to Dunfermline here it joins the Dunfermline branch of the Edinburgh, Perth & Dundee. It belongs to the Stirling & Dunfermline Company who has it let for a term of years to the Edinburgh & Glasgow Railway Company. It is for Passenger and general Traffic and has no Telegraph yet laid down. NS. |
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Parish of Dunfermline
Stirling & Dunfermline Railway. Passing a short distance South of Inverkeithing. |
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DUNDUFF |
Dunduff
Dunduff
Dunduff
Dunduff |
New Stat [Statistical] Acct [Account
Thomas Colville, Dunduff
George Manson (Dunduff School)
Valn [Valuation] Roll 1848 |
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LOANHEAD |
Loanhead
Loanhead
Loanhead |
Thomas Colville (Dunduff)
John Wier (Cowdens)
George Manson |
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A neat Cottage on Dunduff estate erected by the former proprietor for a member of his family. At present it is occupied by one of Mr Colville's Hands. |
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Plan 35A Trace No.2 Parish of Dunfermline
Back Muir. See Name Book of plan 34D for authorities and description.
Loanhead. About 20 Chains NNW [North North West] of Dunduff.
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LOCHEND T.P. |
Lochend T [Toll] B [Bar]
Lochend T [Toll] B [Bar]
Lochend T [Toll] B [Bar] |
George Manson
Sign Board
Thomas Colville (Dunduff) |
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A Keeperhouse one story in he [height] and in good repair with a T [Toll] Gate attached, the property of the Road Trustees. |
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PYAT KNOWE |
Pyat Knowe
Pyat Knowe
Pyat Knowe |
Thomas Colville, Dunduff
John Wier (Cowdens)
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A small planted knoll on the estate of Dunduff the favourite resort of Magpies commonly termed Pyats. |
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Plan 35A Trace No. 2 Parish of Dunfermline
Lochend Toll Bar. On the Outh and Nivingstone District Trust.
Pyat Knowe. 4 Chains South of Dunduff. |
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LATHALMOND HILL |
Lathalmond Hill
Lathalmond Hill |
James Nimmo (Old Lathalmond)
John Kerr (Cowdens) |
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A tolerably sized hill on the fair of Lathalmond the surface of which is rocky pasture, on its summit is a Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station. |
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OLD LATHALMOND |
Old Lathalmond
Old Lathalmond |
John Nimmo
John Kerr
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An old dwelling house and offices with a small croft attached occupier John Nimmo and proprietor Adam Rolland of Gask. This was the old farm house of Lathalmond, preious to the new one having been erected consequently the name. |
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Plan 35A Trace No.2 Parish of Dunfermline
For the orthography of Lathalmond see New Statistical Account.
Lathalmond Hill. About 3/8 Mile NE [North East] of Dunduff.
Old Lathalmond. About 3/8 Mile NE [North East] by E [East] of Dunduff. |
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DUNDUFF SCHOOL |
Dunduff School
Dunduff School |
John Nimmo
George Manson (Teacher) |
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A tolerably good house erected by voluntary contribution in which are taught the elements of an ordinary English education by George Manson (teacher) whose salary consists chiefly of the scholars fees. On an average there are only about 25 Attending Daily throughout the year. |
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LATHALMOND LIMEWORKS |
Lathalmond Limeworks
Lathalmond Limeworks |
John Nimmo, Old Lathalmond
John Kerr (Cowdens) |
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A large Limestone Quarry and LimeKilns on the farm of Lathalmond the property of Adam Rolland Esq of Gask. They are at present disused. |
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Plan 35A Trace 2 Parish of Dunfermline
Dunduff. for this spelling see New Statistical Account 1845.
Lathalmond Limeworks. About ½ Mile NE [North East] by E [East] of Dunduff.
Dunduff School. About 3/8 Mile SE [South East] of Dunduff. |
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BLACK LOCH |
Black Loch
Black Loch
Black Loch |
George Manson (Dunduff School)
George Stewart (Hillhead)
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A small Loch on the farm of Hillhead quite descriptive of its name, recently a cutting has been made to convey the water from it to Dunfermline Water Company's Reservoir. |
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EAST HILL |
East Hill
East Hill |
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A tolerably large hill on the farm of Hillhead, the surface of which is Rocky arable. On its summit is a Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station and on the west side is a steep rocky precipice partly covered with Whins. |
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Black Loch. 25 Chains SSE [South South East] of Dunduff.
East Hill. ½ Mile South of Dunduff. |
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CRAIGBEATH |
Craigbeath
Craigbeath
Craigbeath |
Alexander Hardie (Lochend)
George Stewart (Hillhead)
John Kerr (Cowdens) |
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A tolerably rocky step Bank at present covered with wood on the farm of Lochend. |
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HILLHEAD |
Hillhead
Hillhead
Hilllhead
Hillhead |
George Stewart
William Stewart, occupiers
Valn [Valuation] Roll 1848
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A tolerably good farm house and offices with a farm of land attached, chiefly pasture, the property of George Robertson Barclay Esqr of Keavil occupier George Stewart. |
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THE CROMLANS |
The Cromlans
The Cromlans
The Cromlans |
Alexander Hardie
George Stewart
Mr Bruce, Dunfermline |
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A pretty large Knoll partly arable and partly Rocky pasture covered with Furze on the farm of Lochend. |
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Plan 35A Trace no.2 Parish of Dunfermline
Hillhead. About 3/8 Mile SSW [South South West] of Dunduff.
Craigbeath. About ½ SW [South West] of Dunduff.
The Cromlans. ½ Mile SW [South West] of Dunduff. |
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LOCHEND QUARRY (Whinstone) |
Lochend Quarry
Lochend Quarry
Lochend Quarry |
Alexander Hardie (Lochend)
John Kerr, Cowdens
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A large Whinstone Quarry on the farm of Lochend from which the road Trustees have the privilege of taking metal for the roads in the neighbourhood. |
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LOCHHEAD |
Lockhead
Lochhead
Lochhead
Wester Lochhead
Wester Lochend |
New Stat [Statistocal] Acct [Account]
Mr Douglas, proprietor
George Stewart, Hillhead
Valn[Valuation] Roll 1848
Title Deeds |
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A pretty good mansion house and out offices, including a Thrashing Machine, and a farm, of land attached in the occupancy of the proprietor Mr J. Douglas. |
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THE LOWRICKS |
The Lowricks
The Lowricks |
Mr Douglas (Dunfermline)
George Stewart |
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Two Rocky pasture Knolls on the farm of Lochhead. |
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Plan 35A Trace No.2 Parish of Dunfermline
Lochend Quarry. ¾ Mile SW [South West] of Dunduff.
Lochhead. ¾ Mile SW [South West] of Dunduff.
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BALMULE [row of houses] |
Balmule
Balmule
Balmule
Patrick's Walls
Patrick's Walls
Patrick's Walls
Patrick's Walls
PeatWells |
Mr Grier (Manager of the Elgin Colliery)
Alexander Hunter, Balmule
Alexander Campbell, Balmule
Mr Douglas, proprietor
Title Deeds
Valn [Valuation] Roll 1848
Mr Pearson, Dunfermline
Co [County] Map |
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A row of Colliers houses on the estate of Lochhead belonging to the Earl of Elgin's Colliery, proprietor of the soil on which they are erected Mr Douglas Lochhead. The three first authorities call these houses "Balmule", and the four following including the proprietor and the Title Deeds "Patrick's Walls", which appears is the proper name and Co [County] Map "Peatwells". |
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BALMULE PIT |
Balmule Pit (Coal)
Balmule Pit (Coal)
Balmule Pit (Coal) |
Mr Grice (Manager of Colliery)
Alexander Hunter (Patrick's Walls)
Mr Douglas (Lochhead) |
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An excellent Coal Pit on the estate of Lockhead and belonging to Elgin Colliery. |
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PATRICK'S WALLS |
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Plan 35A Trace No.2 Parish of Dunfermline
Balmule Pit. About 1 Mile S [South] of Dunduff.
Balmule. About 1 Mile S [South] of Dunduff. |
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BALMULE FARM |
Balmule Farm |
D. Hutchinson
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A farm house occupied by a Cotman, the land is annexed to the lordship of Balmule & occupied by the proprietor Mr J. Alexander. |
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WHINNYBRAE PLANTATION |
Whinnybrae Plantation |
J. Addison
D. Hutchinson |
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A large plantation of mixed wood on the estate of Mr J. Alexander of Balmule. |
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Plan 35A Co[unty] Fife Trace 3 Parish of Dunfermline
Whinnybrae Plantation. About 5/8 Mile E [East] of Dunduff.
Balmule Farm. 1 Mile East of Dunduff. |
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BALMULE [house] |
Balmule
Balmule
Balmule
Balmule
Balmule |
D. Hutchinson
William Bisset
Lightons Hist [History] of Fife
New Stat [Statistical] Acct [Account
Voters Roll |
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A genteel residence with Offices, good garden and a small estate of land attached the residence & property of Mr J. Alexander |
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BOWERSHALL |
Bowershall |
J. Stronach
T. Addison
George Manson, Schoolmaster
John Irving, Bowershall
John Addison, Bowershall
John Thring, Bowershall |
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A hamlet on the lands of Balmule containing a few Agricultural labour [labourers] and Mechanics. |
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Balmule. About 1/8 Mile E [East] of Dunduff.
Bowershall. 3/8 Mile East of Lochend. |
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BALMULE QUARRY (Whinstone) |
Balmule Quarry |
R. Mechie
D. Hutchinson |
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A small whinstone quarry on the estate of Balmule from which road metal has been taken at different times. |
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LOCHEND |
Lochend
Lochend
Lochend
Lochend |
J. Addison
Misses Purvis
Map of Co [County]
Mr Bruce, Dunfermline |
035 |
A cottage residence on the lands of Lochend with a farm steading & Offices attached occupied by the Misses Purvis and the property of the representatives of the late Robert Preston. |
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Plan 35A Co of Fife Trace 3 Parish of Dunfermline
Balmule Quarry. 7/8 Mile NE [North East] by E [East] of Lochend.
Lochend. ¾ Mile SW [South West] of Dunduff. |
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MELDRUM'S MILL (Corn) |
Meldrum's Mill
Meldrum's Mill
Meldrum's Mill
Meldrum Mill
Meldrum Mill |
William Bisset, Miller
R. Mechie
New Stat [Statistical] Acct [Account]
Co [County] Map 1841
Road Map |
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Premises consisting of a Corn Mill, Miller's House farm steading and dwell [dwelling] house for workmen occup [occupied] by William Bisset and the property of the Misses Walker of Piltair.
This place with a portion of land was formerly a small lordship [that] belonged to a person named "Meldrum" but was sold to W. Walker Esq WS [Writer to the Signet]. |
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Meldrum's Mill. About ½ Mile NE [North East] of Lochend. |
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OUTH AND NIVINGSTON DISTRICT TRUST (No 4) |
Outh & Nivingston Trust No.4 |
Mr Tuckett, Road Surveyor
Mr McDonald, Deputy Clerk to the Trust |
035 |
Under the designation Outh and Nivingston Trust Turnpike roads are comprehended several portions of highway upon which Toll Bars are placed under an Act of Parliament. The hole are clearly defined in a Map & Schedule in the possession of the Road Surveyor. The road upon 35A under this Trust is part of that between Lochend Toll Bar by Balmule, the Gask Toll Bar, Nivingstone Carsegower Bridge to the confines of the parish of Fossaway on the road leading to Tulliebole & is No. 4 of this District. |
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WAUK MILL |
Wauk Mill
Wauk Mill
Wauk Mill |
William Bisset
R. Mechie
J. Addison, Bowershall
John Irving, Bowershall
George Manson, Schoolmaster |
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A large building on the testate of Balmule formerly occupied as a wauk mill, it now contains the machinery of a threshing mill and is used by the proprietor as such. The water driving Meldrum's Mill passes thro [through[ it. |
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Plan 35A Co Fife Trace 3 Parish of Dunfermline
Wauk Mill. About 3/8 Mile NE [North East] of Lochend.
Outh & Nivingston Trust No.4. Passing the W [West] side of Balmule Farm. |
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GASK BURN |
Gask Burn
Gask Burn
Gask Burn |
J. Addison, Lochend T [Toll] B [Bar]
John Nimmo, Old Lathalmond
John Irving, Bowershall |
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A small stream rising on the [--] of Deanhead and running in a sou [southerly] direction through the estate of Gask empties itself into Meldrums Mill Burn on the West side of Whinnybrae Plantation. |
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KILLIEBONE |
Killabone
Killiebone
Killiebone |
J. Strachan
R. Mechie
Co [County] Map 1841
Raod Map |
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A row of small dwelling Houses on the estate of D. Curror Esq of Wester Craigduckie. |
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Killiebone. ¾ Mile East of Lochend.
Gask Burn. Running Southerly past Whinnybrae Plantation. |
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EASTER CRAIGDUCKIE |
Easter Craigduckie
Easter Craigduckie
Easter Craigduckie
Easter Craigduckie
Easter Craigduckie |
Henry Flockhart (Farmer)
Alexander Kilgour
Valn [Valuation] Roll 1848
Mr Steedman 9Post Office)
Leightons Hist [History] of Fifeshire |
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A good house and offices including a Thrashing Machine, which is situated in the NW [North West] corner of the farm yard, and and a small estate attached, occupier and proprietor Henry Flockhart Esq. |
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WESTER CRAIGDUCKIE |
Wester Craigduckie
Wester Craigduckie
Wester Craigduckie
Craigduckie
Wester Craigduckie
Wester Craigduckie
Wester Craigduckie |
Henry Flockhart (Wester Craigduckie)
Alexander Kilgour (Dunfermline Town Clerk)
New Stat [Statistical] Acct [Account]
Road Map
Co [County] Map 1841
Voters List |
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A good farm house and offices with arable farm attached, proprietor and occupier Robert Curror WS [Writer to the Signet] Edinburgh |
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Plan 35A Trace No.4 Parish of Dunfermline
Wester Craigduckie. About 7/8 Mile NE [North East] of Cairncubie.
Easter Craigduckie. About 7/8 Mile NE [North East] of Cairncubie. |
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LOCH FITTY |
Loch Fitty
Loch Fitty
Lochfitty |
Henry Flockhart
Alexander Kilgour
New Stat [Statistical] Acct [Account] 1844
Co [County] Map 1841 |
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A middling sized Loch in the northern confines of Dunfermline Parish. It contains Perch, Trout and Freshwater Muscles. The land on each end of this Loch is very level consequently in winter is liable to be inundations particularly the west end which in summer becomes a large marsh or swamp. |
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OCHRE MINE |
Ochre Mine
Ochre Mine |
Henry Flockhart
Alexander Kilgour |
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A small ochre mine on the farm of Easter Craigduckie. It is of a good description but at present it is not worked. |
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Plan 35A Trace No.4 Parish of Dunfermline
Ochre Mine. About 1/8 Mile NE [North East] of Cairncubie.
Loch Fitty. About 1 Mile NE [North East] of Cairncubie. |
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HIGHHOLM |
Highholm
Highholm
North Highholm
Highhulm
Highhulm |
Alexander Kilgour
David Howison (Farmer)
Valn [Valuation] Roll 1848
Co [County] Map 1841
Road Map |
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A pretty good dwelling house and offices including a Thrashing Machine and a farm of land attached occupier David Howison and the property of the Town of Dunfermline.
Mr Kilgour Town Clerk states that as South and North Highholms are let to one person it would be as well to call this one simply Highholm. |
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MELDRUM'S MILL BURN |
Meldrums Mill Burn
Meldrums Mill Burn |
Alexander Kilgour (Dunfermline Town Clerk)
David Howison |
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A tolerably sized Burn or Stream the continuation of Linn and Gask Burns, and flowing in an easterly direction by Meldrums Mill from which it receives the name, and empties into Loch Fitty. |
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Plan 35A Trace No.4 Parish of Dunfermline
Meldrums Mill Burn. About 5/8 Mile N [North] of Cairncubie.
Highholm. About ¾ Mile NE [North East] of Cairncubie. |
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HIGHHOLM MOSS |
Highholm Moss
Highholm Moss
Highholm Moss |
Mr A. Kilgour (Town Clerk)
David Howison (High holm)
David Wilson (Town hill) |
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A small tract of moss land on the farm of High holm hence the name. |
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Plan 35A Trace No.4 Parish of Dunfermline
Highholm Moss. About 3/8 Mile E [East] of Cairncubie. |
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CHAPEL STANCE |
Chapel Stane
Chapel Stane |
Thomas Colville
Robert Dalgleish (Muir house) |
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A large stone situated near the summit of Craigluscar Hill traditionally handed down from which John Knox delivered sermons, so the given authorities state. |
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CRAIGLUSCAR HILL |
Craigluscar Hill
Craigluscar Hill
Craigluscar Hill |
Thomas Colville
William Reddie (Old Craigluscar)
New Stat [Statistical] Acct [Account] |
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A large hill on the farm of Craigluscar the surface of which is rocky pasture, on its summit is a Trigl [Trigonometrical] [Station]. The approach to the hill on the south side is very rocky and precipitous. |
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Plan 35A Trace No.5 Parish of Dunfermline
Craigluscar Hill. About 1/8 Mile NNW [North North West] of Rosebank Mains.
Chapel Stane. About 1 Mile NNW [North North West] of Rosebank Mains. |
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COMPENSATION RESERVOIR (Dunfermline Water-Works) |
Dunfermline Water Company's Compensation Reservoir
Dunfermline Water Company's Compensation Reservoir
Carnock Compensation Pond
Compensation Reservoir |
Alexander Kilgour
Mr McDonald, Dunfermline
William Reddie (Old Craigluscar)
Map of Water Works |
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This Reservoir was made by the Dunfermline Water Company according to Act of parliament for supplying Carnock Mill. Th [They] are bound to keep it in rep [repair] and also to see that a sufficient quantity of water is retained in Reservoir for the Mill. |
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DUMTUTHIL |
Drumtuthill
Drumtuthill
Drumtuthill
Drumtuthill |
Alexander Kilgour (Burgh Clerk)
Mr McDonald (Procurator Fiscal)
Title Deeds
Co [County] Map 1848 |
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A long ridge or hill extending East and West on the farm of Ro[sebank] Mains, but formerly belonged to [a] farm called Drumtuthil. The Su[face]is arable partly covered with m[--?] |
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Plan 35A Trace No.5 Parish of Dunfermline.
Drumduthill. 5/8 Mile North Rosebank Mains.
The word Reservoir -- and the names of Reservoirs -- when of a public and not parish character should be in small roman print on the plans -- they are all Engraved in that Character. OMc.
Compensation Reservoir. About ¾ Mile N[orth] of Rosebank Mains. |
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CRAIGLUSCAR |
Craigluscar
Craigluscar
Craigluscar
Craigluscar
Craigluscar |
Thomas Colville, occupier
William Reddie (Old Craigluscar)
New Stat [Statistical] Acct [Account]
Valn [Valuation] Roll 1848
Mr Kilgour |
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A good farm house and offices including a Thrashing Mill and a farm of land attached, the property of the heirs of the late R. Durie, occupier Thomas Colville. |
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OLD CRAIGLUSCAR |
Old Craigluscar
Old Craigluscar |
Thomas Colville
William Reddie |
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A house and small croft a sublet off Craigluscar. It was formerly the principal farm house. |
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WEST HILL |
West Hill
West Hill |
Thomas Colville
George Stewart |
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A small hill partly arable and partly rocky pasture in the north west corner of Hillhead farm. |
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Plan 35A Trace No.5 Parish of Dunfermline
Old Craigluscar. About ¼ Mile North of Rosebank Mains.
Craigluscar. About one Mile N[orth] of Rosebank Mains.
West Hill. About ¼ Mile N[orth] of Rosebank Mains. |
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BASIN [waterworks] |
Clearwater Basin |
Waterworks Map
Alex[ander]Kilgour |
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RASPBERRY BRAE |
Raspberry Brae
Raspberry Brae |
George Stewart (Hillhead)
John Stewart (Lochhead) |
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A middling steep rocky pasture bank, on the farm of Hillhead at one time covered with wild Raspberry trees, hence the name. |
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RESERVOIR (Dunfermline Water-works) |
Dunfermline Water Company's Reservoir
Dunfermline Water Company's Reservoir
Store reservoir |
Alexander Kilgour, Burgh Clerk
Thomas Colville (Craigluscar)
Waterworks Map |
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A tolerably large Reservoir made by the Dunfermline Water Company from which the Town of Dunfermline is supplied. At the west end of the Reservoir is a small one commonly called the Clearwater basin through which the water has to pass before entering into the Conduit which conveys it to the Town. |
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Plan 35A Trace No.5 Parish of Dunfermline
Raspberry Brae. 1 1/8 Mile NE [North East] of Rosebank Mains.
Reservoir. About 1 1/8 Miles N[orth] of Rosebank Mains. |
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HUNTER PIT |
Hunter Pit (Coal)
Hunter Pit (Coal) |
Mr Grier, Manager
Mr Penman, Clerk |
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A Coal Pit belonging to the Elgin Colliery at present disused. It was worked by what is commonly termed by Colliers "A Gin" It is a horizontal wheel or machine turned by horses which coils on one rope whilst another winds off. |
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UPPER ROSEBANK |
Upper Rosebank
Upper Rosebank
Upper Rosebank
Upper Rosebank |
Thomas Barns (Rosebank Mains)
Mr McDonald, Dunfermline
Map of Roads
Title Deeds |
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A few dwelling houses and ruins of others not long since a farm steading but now occupied by agricultural labourers. The farm which belongs to the steading has been annexed to Rosebank Mains. |
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Plan 35 A Trace No.6 Parish of Dunfermline
Now [word] Coal is not on plan -- perhaps not thought necessary as the name of the Coalfield is on the plan. OMc.
Upper Rosebank. Near 3/8 Mile NE [North East] of Rosebank Mains.
Hunter Pit. ¼ Mile NE [North East] of Rosebank Mains. |
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TOM PIT |
Tom Pit
Tom Pit |
Mr Grier (Manager)
Mr Penman (Clerk) |
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A large Coal Pit belonging to the Elgin Colliery. it is worked by a powerful Engine. This Pit was named after the Hon [Honorable] Thomas Bruce, Butler to the Earl of Elgin. |
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WALLSEND PIT |
Wallsend Pit
Wallsend Pit
Wallsend Pit |
Mr Grier
Mr Penman
Stat [Statistical] Acct [Account] 1844 |
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A large Coal Pit 105 fathoms in depth. it received the name from the coal which it produced being equally as good as that of the same name at the mouth of the River Tyne near Newcastle. At present this Pit is disused. |
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Plan 35A Trace No. 6 Parish of Dunfermline
Tom Pit. About ½ Mile E [East] of Rosebank Mains.
Wallsend Pit. About ½ Mile SE [South East] of Rosebank Mains. |
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COLLIERY OFFICE [Elgin Colliery] |
Colliery Office
Colliery Office |
Mr Grier
Mr Penman |
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The Office in connection with the Elgin Colliery, where the men are paid, and other business transacted respecting the work. |
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PARKNOOK |
Parknook
Parknook
Parknook
Parkneuk
Parknook |
Mr Grier (Manager)
Mr Penman (Clerk)
Map of Minerals 1841
Valn [Valuation] Roll 1848
New Stat [Statistical] Acct [Account] |
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A square of colliers houses in good repair, belonging to the Earl of Elgin. |
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SWALLOWDRUM |
Swallowdrum
Swallowdrum
Swallowdrum
Swallowdrum |
Thomas Barns (Rosebank Mains)
Mr Grier
Co [County] Map 1841
Road Map |
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Two rows of houses formerly a farm steading but at present they are occupied by Colliers. The farm has been annexed to Rosebank Mains. |
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Plan 35A Trace No.6 Parish of Dunfermline
Parknook. About 17 Chains NE [North East] of Inverkeithing.
Colliery Office. 10 Chains NE [North East] of Inverkeithing.
Swallowdrum. ¼ Mile North of Inverkeithing. |
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BACKMUIR |
Backmuir
Backmuir |
John Henderson (Backmuir)
William Brown (Backmuir) |
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This name applies to a number of small fees of Pitferrane estate, two of them are on this Plan, the rest are situated immediately south of the Stirling and Dunfermline Railway. |
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FERNIEKNOWE PIT |
Fernieknowe Pit (Coal)
Fernieknowe Pit (Coal)
Fernieknowe Pit (Coal) |
Mr Grier, Baldridge House
Mr Penman, Baldridge House
Alexander Hunter (Parknook) |
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A disused coal Pit belonging to the Elgin Colliery. There is an Engine House attached still in tolerably good repair. |
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Plan 35A Trace No.6 Parish of Dunfermline
Backmuir. ½ Mile West of Inverkeithing.
Fernieknowe Pit. ½ Mile NE [North East] of Inverkeithing. |
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BALDRIDGE HOUSE |
Baldridge House
Baldridge House |
Mr Grier (Occupier)
Mr Penman (occupier) |
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A neat house and garden nicely ornamented with evergreens and old Trees, formerly it was the mansion house of the Baldridge estate but at present it is occupied by the Manager of the Elgin Colliery, proprietor the Earl of Elgin. |
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WEST BALDRIDGE |
West Baldridge
West Baldridge
West Baldridge |
Mr Grier
Mr James McLean
Voters List |
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An indifferent looking farm house and offices including a Thrashing Machine with a farm of land attached the property of the Earl of Elgin occupier James McLean. |
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Parish of Dunfermline Plan 35A Trace No. 6
Baldridge House. 3/8 Mile NE [North East] of Inverkeithing.
West Baldridge. 3/8 Mile NE [North East] by E [East] of Inverkeithing. |
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BALDRIDGE PIT |
Baldridge Pit (Coal)
Baldridge Pit (Coal)
Baldridge Pit (Coal) |
Mr Grier (Manager)
Mr Penman, Clerk
Stat [Statistical] Acct [Account] 1844 |
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A Coal Pit belonging to the Elgin Colliery on the farm of West Baldridge. it has been disused this good while the Coal being nearly worked out. |
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BLACKBURN |
Blackburn
Blackburn
Blackburn |
Mr Grier
Mr Penman
Map of Minerals 1841
New Stat [Statistical] Acct [Account] |
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A row of Colliers houses on the Clune estate, they are in tolerable good repair. |
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KIRKCALDY ROW |
Kirkcaldy Row
Kirkcaldy Row |
Mr Grier
Mr Penman |
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A row of Colliers houses belonging to the Earl of Elgin, named after the Town of Kirkcaldy they are in good repair. |
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Plan 35A Trace No.6 Parish of Dunfermline
Baldridge Pit. 3/8 Mile E [East] of Inverkeithing.
Blackburn. ¼ Mile E [East] of Inverkeithing.
Kirkcaldy Row. 16 Chains NE [North East] of Inverkeithing. |
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ELGIN COLLIERY |
Elgin Colliery
Elgin Colliery |
Mr Grier (Manager)
Mr Penman (Clerk) |
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This Coalfield includes the lands of West Baldridge, Clune, Lochhead, Coalton and Balmule. At present the Coal is worked only on the first, the property of the Earl of Elgin and he has the other three on lease. |
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ELGIN RAILWAY |
Elgin Railway
Elgin Railway
Elgin Railway
Elgin Railway |
Mr Grier
Mr Penman
Mr Currie, Railway Clerk
New Stat [Statistical] Acct [Account] 1845 |
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A Railway extending from the Elgin Colliery to Charleston Harbour, chiefly used for the conveyance of coal and Pig Iron by a locomotive. it is wholly the property of the Earl of Elgin. |
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Plan 35A Trace no. 6. Parish of Dunfermline.
Elgin Colliery. A few chains N [North] of Inverkeithing.
Elgin Railway. Passing the E [East] side of Kirkcaldy Row. |
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BALDRIDGE BURN |
Baldridge Burn
Baldridge Burn
Baldridge Burn |
Mr Kilgour (Town Clerk)
Mr Chalmers (Parish Manse)
Mr Grier (Manager of Elgin Colliery |
035 |
A small Stream rising on the farm of West Baldridge a little East of Upper Rosebank and running in a Westerly direction as far as Nether Rosebank, thence in a southerly to Rumblingwell from here it takes an Easterly course to Harrie Brae Mill Dunfermline where a small rivulet joins it from the north, thence to its junction with the Lyne Burn on the south side of Dunfermline, it goes under the name "Tower Burn". |
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Baldridge Burn. Passing the East side of Kirkcaldy Row. |
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MUIRSIDE |
Muirside |
J. Robinson
J. Addison |
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A dwelling house & Offices the residence & property of James Robinson. A small portion of land is attached belonging to the estate of Lochend. |
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TARGATE ROAD |
Targate Road
Targate Road |
Alexander Chalmers
Alexander McIntyre |
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A Parish Road leading from Berry Law farm house to Milesmark Village. it is macadamised & at present in tolerably good repair. It is supposed the name arose from a Tared Gate having at one time stood on the road. |
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Plan 35A Co [County] Fife Trace 7. Parish of Dunfermline |
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CAIRNCUBIE |
Cairncubie
Cairncubie
Cairncubie |
Adam Addison
Val. [Valuation] Roll of Par. [Parish] of Dunfermline
Voters List |
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A farm house, offices & farm attached occupied by Adam Addison and the property of the Town of Dunfermline. |
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Cairncubie. ½ Mile N. [North] W. [West] of Townhill. |
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HAWKIESFAULD |
Hawkiesfauld
Hawkiesfauld
Hawkiesfauld |
W. Brown W.S. [Writer to the Signet] Colton House
George Shedden, Stewart Wellwood Colliery
D. McLean |
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A small irregular built village on the N.W. [North West] side of Wellwood Colliery, it is chiefly peopled by the colliers of the adjoining work. |
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LEADSIDE |
Leadside
Leadside
Leadside |
William Simpson
George Shedden
Voters List |
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A small farm house and offices, the property of Mr Winstanley, and occupied by William Simpson. |
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35A Co [County] Fife Trace 7 Parish of Dunfermline
Hawkiefauld. 7/8 Mile S.W. [South West] of Townhill.
Leadside. 1 1/8 Miles SSW [South South West] of Townhill. |
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COLTON MAINS |
Colton Mains
Colton Mains |
Mr. Brown W.S [Writer to the Signet]
J. Penman |
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A farm house with Offices attached at one time let with a portion of land as a farm. The land is now annexed to Colton House & occupd [occupied] by the proprietor Mr Brown. |
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GATESIDE |
Gateside
Gateside |
George Shedden
D. McLean |
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A small dwelling house with offices attached, erected by Mr Spowart of Wellwood Colliery on a feu leased from the estate of Garvock. |
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Colton Mains. About ¾ Mile SW [South West] Cairncubie.
Gateside. About 7/8 Mile SW [South West] of Cairncubie. |
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COLTON HOUSE |
Colton House
Colton House
Colton |
William Brown, WS [Writer to the Signet], Proprietor
George Sjedden
Voters List |
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A genteel residence with a good farm of land, neat garden, and a large set of offices attached, the residence & property of W. Brown Esw. WS [Writer to the Signet]. |
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EASTER COLTON |
Easter Colton
Easter Colton
Easter Colton |
W. Brown
George Shedden
Robert Leslie |
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A small farm house and Offices occupied by Mr Malcolm and the property of Misses Walker, Pitlair near Coupar. |
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Plan 35A Co [County] Fife Trace 7. Parish of Dunfermline.
Colton House. ¾ Mile SW [South West] by W [West] of Cairncubie.
Easter Colton. About ½ Mile SW [South West] by W [West] of Cairncubie. |
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DISTRIBUTING RESERVOIR [Dunfermline Water-works] |
Distributing Reservoir |
David Inglis
D. Pitkethly |
035 |
A large stone building at the S [South] West end of the village of Hawkiesfauld, it is the property of the Dunfermline Water Co [Company] & is in connection with a Store Reservoir or Pond at Craigluscar. A filtering bed is now being added to it. |
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GRANTSBANK CHECK T.B. |
Grantsbank Check T [Toll] B [Bar] |
C. Rennie
V. Addison |
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A toll keepers box or hut let as a check toll along with the Grantsbank t [Toll] B [Bar] Dunfermline. |
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Grantsbank Check Toll Bar. About 1/4/Mile W [West] of Cairncubie.
Distributing Reservoir. About 1 Mile SW [South West] of Cairncubie. |
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WELLWOOD COLLIERY |
Wellwood Colliery
Wellwood Colliery |
George Shedden, Stewart
J. Penman
R. Leslie
New Stat [Statistical] Acct [Account] |
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A colliery situated at Hawkiesfauld about 1 Mile north of Dunfermline and on the estate of A. Wellwood Esq. of Garvock. The coalfield consists of and area of about 200 acres let on lease to mr J. Spowart of Springfield. At present some of the pits are not in working order.
An extensive seam of fine splint-coal is wrought here much used in preparing gas and a large quantity is also exported to the continent. |
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Plan 35A Co [County] Fife. Trace 7. Parish of Dunfermline.
Wellwood Colliery. About 1 Mile N [North] of Townhill. |
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OUTH AND NIVINGSTON DISTRICT TRUST (No 1) |
Outh & Nivingston Trust (No.1) |
Mr Tuckett, Road Surveyor
Mr McDonald, Deputy Clerk to the Trust |
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Under the designation Outh & Nivingston District turnpike roads are comprehended several portions of highway upon which Toll Bars are placed under an Act of Parliament. The whole is clearly defined in a Map & Schedule in the possess[ion] of the Road Surveyor. The road upon 35A und[er] this Trust is part of that between Dunfermline by Dunduff, Red craigs toll to the Pow and from Rumb[ling] Bridge Toll Bar to the Yetts of Muckhart. |
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CHAMBERFIELD |
Chamberfield
Chamberfield
Chamberfield
Chamberfield
Chamberfield |
Mr Milne (Innkeeper Dunfermline)
Mr A. Kilgour (Burgh Clerk)
David Wilson (Townhill)
Valn [Valuation] Roll 1848
Voters List |
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A small farm house and offices and a farm of land attached the property of James Hunt Esq of Logie House. |
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VENTUREFAIR VIADUCT |
Venturefair Viaduct
Venturefair Viaduct
Venturefair Viaduct |
Mr Kilgour, Town Clerk
David Wilson, Townhill
Mr Thomson (Pittencrieff St) |
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A small Voaduct made some years ago over a hollow by the Townhill Colliery Company to Connect a wagon road with their Colliery for the conveyance of Coal to Dunfermline. The Coal having been worked out the Waggon road has long since been discontinued and the viaduct is fast going to ruin. |
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Plan 35A. Trace No.8. Parish of Dunfermline.
Chamberfield. 5/8 Mile SW [South West] of Townhill.
Venturefair Viaduct. ¾ Mile SW [South West] of Townhill. |
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JANEFIELD |
Janefield
Janefield
Janefield |
Mr Brown WS [Writer to the Signet] proprietor
Mr Kilgour, Town Clerk
David Wilson, Townhill |
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A neat dwelling house and out offices attached with a few acres of arable land the property of Mr Brown WS [Writer to the Signet] Colton. This place was called after the proprietor's wife, and the spelling Jane instead of the Scotch way J [Jean]. |
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VENTUREFAIR |
Venturefair
Venturefair
Venturefair
Venturefair
Venturefair |
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Mr Steedman (Dunfermline)
New Stat [Statistical] Acct [Account]
Voters List
Co [County] Map 1841 |
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A good dwelling house and farm steading and an arable farm attached the property of Mr Spowart Springbank and occupied by George Coussin. |
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Plan 35A. Trace No.8. Parish of Dunfermline.
Venturefair. About ¾ Mile SW [South West] of Townhill.
Janefield. About ¾ Mile SW [South West] by W [West] of Townhill. |
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LILLIEHILL |
Lillie hill
Lillie hill
Lillyhill
Lilliehill
Lilliehill
Lillyhill
Lillyhill |
Alexander Kilgour, Town Clerk
Thomas Wardlaw (Farmer)
Map of roads
Valn [Valuation] Roll 1848
Mr Pearson (Poor rate collector)
Voters List
Co [County] Map 1841 |
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A middling sized dwelling house and offices including a Thrashing Machine and a farm of land attached the property of the Burgh of Dunfermline and occupied by Thomas Wardlaw. |
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OLD FOUNTAIN HEAD |
Old Fountain Head
Old Fountain Head |
Alexander Kilgour (Burgh Town Clerk)
David Wilson (Townhill) |
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This was one of the former fountains which supplied the Town of Dunfermline with water. Finding the supply insufficient it was abandoned for that at Craigluscar. The Fountain is a small stone built well covered on the Top and entered by a door in the side. |
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Plan 35A. Trace no.8. Parish of Dunfermline.
Old Fountain Head. About 3/8 Mile N [North] of Townhill.
Lilliehill. About ¼ Mile N [North] of Townhill. |
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LOCHBANK |
Lochbank
Lochbank
Lochbank |
Henry Buchanan, Farmer
Alexander Kilgour (Burgh Clerk)
Valn [Valuation] Roll 1848 |
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A small farm house and out houses attached an a farm of land attached the property go the Burgh of Dunfermline and occupied by H. Buchanan. |
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TOWN HILL |
Town Hill
Town Hill
Town Hill |
David Wilson
Alexander Kilgour
Valn [Valuation] Roll 1848 |
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TOWNHILL WOOD |
Townhill Wood
Townhill Wood |
Alexander Kilgour
David Wilson (Townhill) |
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A large Wood consisting of Ash Oak Beech and Fir the property of the Burgh of Dunfermline. |
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Plan 35A. Trace No. 8. Parish of Dunfermline.
Lochbank. About ¼ Mile NW [North West] of Townhill.
Townhill Wood. About 10 Chains NE [North East]of Townhill. |
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OLD RESERVOIR [Townhill] |
Old Reservoir
Old Reservoir |
Alexander Kilgour
David Wilson |
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A small Reservoir from which the Town of Dunfermline was partly supplied with water. At present it feeds the Colliery Engines. |
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TOWNHILL |
Townhill
Townhill
Townhill
Townhill
Townhill |
Alexander Kilgour
David Wilson
Henry Buchanan
Valn [Valuation] Roll 1848
New Stat [Statistical] Acct [Account] |
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An irregular built village on the property of the Burgh of Dunfermline, occupied chiefly by the workers of Townhill Colliery. |
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Plan 35 A. Trace No. 8. Parish of Dunfermline.
Townhill. About ½ Mile S[South] of Townhill.
Old Reservoir. A few chains E [East] of Townhill. |
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CRAIG WELL |
Craig Well
Craig Well |
David Wilson
Alexander Kilgour |
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A good spring well issuing out of a rock, whence the name. It is situated in Townhill Wood. |
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CRAIGWELL QUARRY (Whinstone) |
Craigwell Quarry (Whinstone)
Craigwell Quarry (Whinstone) |
David Wilson (Townhill)
Alexander Kilgour (Burgh Clerk) |
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A Whinstone Quarry situated in the Townhill Wood the property of the Burgh of Dunfermline. |
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FORESTER'S COTTAGE (Post Office) |
Forester's Cottage (Post Office)
Forester's Cottage (Post Office)
Forester's Cottage (Post Office) |
Mr Kilgour (Town Clerk)
Mr D. Wilson (occupier)
Mr Streets (Townhill) |
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A neat cottage the residence of the Burgh of Dunfermline's Forester. It [is] also a receiving Post Office for Townhill and subject to Dunfermline. There are two deliveries and two dispatches daily. |
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Plan 35A. Trace No. 8. Parish of Dunfermline.
Craigwell Quarry. ¼ Mile NE [North East] of Townhill.
Craig Well. 17 Chains NE [North East] of Townhill.
Forester's Cottage (Post Office). On the E [East] side of Townhill. |
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BRICK WORK [Townhill] |
Brick Work
Brick Work
Brick Work |
John Streets (occupier)
David Wilson (Townhill)
Mr Kilgour (Burgh Clerk) |
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A small Brick Work a feu from the Burgh of Dunfermline, occupier and proprietor Mr Streets. |
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TOWNHILL COLLIERY |
Townhill Colliery
Townhill Colliery
Townhill Colliery |
Alexander Kilgour
David Wilson
Valn [Valuation] Roll 1848 |
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This Colliery comprises the whole of the mineral of the Burgh lands extending from Townhill to Loch Fitty and from Cairncubie to Muircockhall. At present there are only three Pits opened and they are at Townhill, where the name chiefly applies now. |
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Plan 35A. Trace No.8. Parish of Dunfermline.
Brick Works. Near the S [South] side of Townhill.
Townhill Colliery. About 17 Chains N [North] Townhill. |
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KINGSEAT HILL |
Kingseat Hill
Kingseat Hill |
David Wilso (Townhill)
Alexander Kilgour (Burgh Clerk) |
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A middling size hill on the farm [of] South Ballycoman, the surface [of] which is arable partly covered w[ith] wood. |
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KINGSEATHILL |
Kingseathill
Kingseathill |
David Wilson
Alexander Kilgour |
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A small house on the farm of Ballycoman occupied by Labourers and the property of the heirs of the late R. Downie Esq. |
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NORTH BELLYCOMAN |
North Bellycoman
North Bellycoman
North Bellycoman |
Alexander Kilgour (Town Clerk)
John Allen (occupier)
Valn [Valuation] Roll 1848 |
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A small farm house and offices with a farm of land attached, the property of the heirs of the Robert Downie Esqr, and occupied by John Allen. |
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Plan 35 A. Trace No.8. Parish of Dunfermline.
North Bellycoman. About 15 Chains S [South] of Townhill.
Kingseat Hill. About 25 Chains SW [South Wesr] by S [South] of Townhill.
Kingseathill. About 35 Chains SW [South West] of Townhill. |
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THE LEAD |
The Lead
The Lead
The Lead |
Mr Kilgour (Town Clerk)
Mr Douglas (Lochhead)
William Simpson |
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A small stream the course of which was made some years ago in order to draw water from Lochend Loch to Dunfermline subsequently it gave the name Leadside to a farm through which it passes, and finally has drained the Loch to a marsh. |
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TOWN LOCH |
Town Loch
Town Loch
Town Loch |
Alexander Kilgour (Burgh Clerk)
David Wilson
Stat [Statistical] Acct [Account] 1845 |
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A small Loch, belonging to the Burgh of Dunfermline. It is tolerably abundant with Perch and Trout. |
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Plan 35A. Trace No.8. Parish of Dunfermline.
Town Loch. About 15 Chains W [West] of Townhill.
The Lead. Passing the North Side of Janefield.
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TOWNHILL TRAM ROAD |
Townhill Tram Road
Townhill Tram Road
Townhill Tram Road |
Mr Christie (Lessee Townhill Coly [Colliery])
Robert Henderson (Overseer Halbeath Tram Road)
Thomas Spiers (Clerk for Townhill Coly [Colliery]) |
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A ggod Tram road extending from Townhill Colliery to Morningside where it joins Halbeath Tram road, lately this Tram road was sold by Mr Christie to the Edinr [Edinburgh] Perth and Dundee Railway Company who has winded the Transit to the same gauge as their locomotive lines in order to allow their Truck Waggons to pass along it for Coal. The Waggons are drawn by horses. |
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Townhill Tram Road. Passing the W [West]side of Townhill. |
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Parish of Carnock
[Names of Objects] == Pages
Bonnyton 56
Carnock Burn 61
Dander Inn 51
Easter Clune 55
Mounthooly Check T. [Toll] B. [Bar] 58
New Luscar 56
Nether Rosebank 51
Priorypark 58
Rosebank Mains 55
Ph [Parish]of Carnock 57 |
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CARNOCK [parish] |
Carnock
Carnock
Carnock
Carnock
Carnock
Carnock |
Full. [Fullarton's] Gazetteer
New Stat [Statistical] Acct [Account]
Johnston's Co [County] Map
Old Stat [Statistical] Acct [Account]
Scottish Directory
Sheriff's List of Parishes |
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A parish in the western extremity of the county of Fife, bounded by the parish of Saline on the North, Dunfermline on the east, Torryburn on the south, and Torryburn and part of Perthshire on the west. Superfical area about 2,160 acres. The surface is level towards the east but has a gentle declivity towards the South and West. it is in general tolerably diversified with well enclosed fields, plantations etc. The principal villages are Carnock and Cairnyhill, of which see their respective descriptions in the adjoining Name Sheets. |
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Carnock is supposed to be a compound word and signifies a Village, or a collection of houses adjoining to a small hill. New Stat [Statistical] Acct [Account]. |
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MOUNTHOOLY CHECK T.P. |
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PRIORYPARK |
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MILESMARK |
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SCHOOL [nr Inverkeithing] |
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Plan 35A. Trace no.6. Parish of Dunfermline.
Rosebank Mains. Rosebank Mains. Rosebank Mains. Rosebank Mains. [Authorities] Thomas Barns, Farmer. Mr McDonald (Procurator Fiscal). Title Deeds. Co [County] Map 1841. [Situation] About ½ Mile N [North] of Inverkeithing. [Descriptive Remarks] A good dwelling house and farm offices including a Thrashing machine worked by stream, and a farm of land attached the property of Mrs Hepburn and occupied by Thomas Barns.
Easter Clune. Easter Clune. Easter Clune. Easter Clune. [Authorities] William Danks (Grieve). John Henderson (Backmuir0. Ttile Deeds. Co [County] Map 1841. [Situation] About ¾ Mile NW [North West] of Inverkeithing. [Descriptive Re,arks] A tolerably good farm house and offices including a Thrashing machine and a farm of land attached the property of Mrs Hepburn and occupied by Mrs [blank]. |
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DUNFERMLINE DISTRICT TRUST (No 5) |
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Plan 35A. Trace No.6. Parish of Carnock.
New Luscar. New Luscar. New Luscar. [Authorities] Mr McDonald (Procurator Fiscal Dunfermline). Thomas Barns (Rosebank Mains)
Map of Roads. [Situation] About 7/8 Mile NW [North West] of Inverkeithing. [Descriptive Remarks] A small Cottage and garden the property of the occupier Mrs Telford, formerly there were a number of houses which have been lately thrown down and the foundations erased.
Bonnyton. Bonnyton. Bonnyton. Boneytown. Boneytown. Boneytown. Boneytown. Boneytown. [Authorities] Mr Kilgour (Town Clerk). Mr Clerk (Bookseller). Mr Steedman (Dunfermline). Map of Roads. Mr McDonald (Procurator Fiscal, Factor)
Title Deeds. Co [County] Map 1841. [Situation] About 7/8 Mile NW [North West] of Inverkeithing. [Descriptive Remarks] A dwelling house and out offices until lately it had a farm of land attached which has been annexed to Rosebank Mains. Note Boneytown is the old way of spell[ling]this name, it is so in the Title deeds, and the Factor Mr McDonald recommends the same Orthography. |
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BLOSSOM COTTAGE |
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Plan 35A. Trace No.6. Parish of Carnock.
Nether Rosebank. Nether Rosebank. Nether Rosebank. Nether Rosebank. Nether Rosebank. [Authorities] Thomas Barns. Mr McDonald (Dunfermline). Map of roads. Map of Minerals 1841. Title Deeds. [Situation] 5/8 Mile North of Inverkeithing. [Descriptive Remarks] A few Cottages and gardens feued off of the Clune estate proprietor Mr McGleish, Saline, and occupied by working people.
Dander Inn. Dander Inn. Dander Inn. [Authorities] John Henderson (Backmuir). William Brown (Backmuir). Mr Danks (Wester Clune). [Situation] ½ Mile W [West] of Inverkeithing. [Descriptive Remarks] A middling good house at the west end of Milesmark, It formerly was a public house which gave rise to the name, at present it is occupied by working people. |
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Plan 35A. Trace No.6. Parish of Carnock.
Priorypark. Priorypark. Priorypark. [Authorities] Robert Dalgleish. John Henderson. Henry Arnott. [Situation] ¼ Mile NW [North West] of Inverkeithing. [Descriptive Remarks] A neat Cottage situated on the boundary between Inverkeithing and Carnock Parishes. it is a feu off of the Clune estate, owner occupier Henry Arnott.
Mounthooly T [Toll] B [Bar] (Check). Mounthooly T [Toll] B [Bar] (Check). Mounthooly T [Toll] B [Bar] (Check). [Authorities] John Henderson. Sign Board. Ticket. [Situation] ½ Mile W [West] of Inverkeithing. [Descriptive Remarks] A small house and Toll Gate used as a check for Rumbling W[ell] T [Toll] P. [Bar] Proprietors Road Trustees. |
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Parish of Inverkeithing (Detached)
[Names of Objects] Page
Blossom Cottage 61
Chalmer's Cottage 62
Castle Row 62
Milesmark 59
Muirhouse 61
Milesmark Cottage 61
School 59
Dunfermline District Trust (No. 5) 60
Ph [Parish] of Inverkeithing 67 |
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School |
School
School |
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A school established by the Earl of Elgin for his Colliers' children ar which are taught the ordinary branches of an English eduction by Robert Ferguson Schoolmaster. |
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Milesmark |
Milesmark. Milesmark. Milesmark. Milesmark. Milesmark. Milesmark. |
Robert Ferguson (Milesmark).
Mr Danks (Milemark Cottage). Mr Gilles (Milesmark Cottage).
New Stat [Statistical] Acct [Account].
Co [County] Map 1841.
Road Map. |
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This Village extends from castle Row to Dander Inn. It consists of a number of scattered Cottages, feus from the Pittencrieff estate, and a few Colliers houses, a school and public house. |
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Inverkeithing |
Inverkeithing |
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Plan 35A. Trace No. 6. Parish of Inverkeithing (Detached).
School. In the village of Inverkeithing.
Milesmark. 15 Chains W [West] of Inverkeithing. |
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Western District Trust |
Western District Trust. Western District Trust. Western District Trust. Western District Trust. Western District Trust. |
Map of Roads.
Act of Parliament for Fifeshire Kinross and Perth 1829. Act for Kinross Fife Perth and Clackmannan Counties 1831. Descriptive Plan of the roads. |
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One of the roads in the western District of Fifeshire leading from Dunfermline towards Saline etc. |
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Dunfermline District Trust (No.5) |
Dunfermline District. Dunfermline District Trust. Dunfermline District Trust. |
Act of Parliament. Mr Tuckett (Road Surveyor). Mr McDonald (Deputy Clerk to Trust). |
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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 and schedule in the possession of the Road Surveyor. The road upon 35A under this trust is part of that between Dunfermline and Saline and is No.5 of this district described as from "Pittencrieff Toll Bar by Bambo Bridge to the road leading from Saline to the Great North Road near Kinnedder" which road is No.3 of the Outh and Nivingstone Trust. |
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Plan 35A. Trace No.6. Parish of Inverkeithing. |
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Blossom Cottage |
Blossom Cottage
Blossom Cottage |
Robert Dalgleish (Milesmark) |
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A neat Cottage and Vegetable garden off a feu off of the Clune estate proprietor and occupier Mr Kidd. |
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Muirhouse |
Muirhouse
Muirhouse |
Robert Dalgleish |
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A neat modern built house feued off of Pittencrieff estate proprietor Mr McLean occupier Mr R. Dalgleish. |
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Milesmark Cottage |
Milesmark Cottage. Milesmark Cottage. Milesmark Cottage. |
Robert Dalgleish. Mr Gibbes (occupier). Mr Danks (occupier). |
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A neat Cottage and Vegetable garden a feu off of Pittercrieff estate occupiers Messrs Danks & Gibbes. |
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Plan 35A. Trace No.6. Parish of Inverkeithing.
Blossom Cottage. 3/8 Mile W [West] of Inverkeithing.
Muirhouse. 24 Chains W [West] of Inverkeithing.
Milesmark Cottage. 15 Chains W [West] of Inverkeithing. |
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CHALMER'S COTTAGE |
Chalmer's Cottage
Chalmer's Cottage |
Mr Chalmers
Mr Danks (Milesmark) |
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A substantial built Cottage and a vegetable garden feued from the Clune estate. Proprietor and occupier Mr Chalmers. |
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CASTLE ROW |
Castle Row
Castle Row |
Mr Danks
Mr Gilles (Milesmark) |
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A Row of Colliers houses in Mielsmark, being rather higher than the other ones in the Vicinity it received the dignity of Castle Row. |
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Plan 35A. Trace No.6. Parish of Inverkeithing. |
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Carnock == 55
Dunfermline == 1
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Jill, please add rows for the previous pages, I have done p70 for you. Please also note this volume is not complete as you need to go back to a lot of pages and add the situation 035. You have done it on some but not all pages. Nora -Mod |
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