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PARISH OF AUCHTERMUCHTY.
PLAN 17A
INDEX
Names of Objects -- Pages
Parish of Auchtermuchty -- 7
Auchtermuchty Burn -- 5
Dunshelt -- 3
Dunshelt Hall -- 6
Post Office -- 4
River Eden -- 3
School -- 4
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DUNSHELT |
Dunshalt
Dunshalt
Dunshalt
Dunshelt
Dunshelt
Dunshelt
Dunshelt
Dunshelt |
E. C. Stewart Teacher, Dunshalt
William Fernie Raecruick
Thomas Shaw Daubs
Stat: Acct: [Statistical Account]
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Voters' Register Co [County] Fife;
Leighton's Hist [History] of Fife
Fullarton's Gazr. [Gazetteer] |
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[situation] In South West Corner of the Parish of Auchtermuchty.
This village is in the neighbourhood of Auchtermuchty, being distant about one mile. The origin of the name is assigned to the Danes halting here; such is the local reason at least. In a wood south of the village is what is supposed to be a Danish Camp or British Fort. The village is for the most part regular; it is lighted with gas and well supplied with water. The houses are generally one storey high, with gardens attached, the inhabitants are engaged principally in weaving. Besides the Gas Work, there is a School, and Post Office, and a few shops. The ground is feued from O.T. Bruce Esq. Falkland House. The River Eden flows by the south end of the Village. |
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RIVER EDEN |
River Eden |
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POST OFFICE [Dunshelt] |
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office |
E. C. Stewart Postmaster
Thomas Shaw Daubs
William Fernie Raecruick |
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[situation] In the extreme South end of the Village of Dunshalt
The Post Office is in one of the apartments of the Postmaster's house. There is one delivery daily, and letters are sent to Auchtermuchty once daily, this being a sub-office. The postmaster is E. C. Stewart, teacher of Dunshalt School. |
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SCHOOL [Dunshelt] |
School
School
School |
E. C. Stewart Teacher
Thomas Shaw Daubs
William Fernie Raecruick |
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[situation] In the South end of the Vilage of Dunshalt
This school was not only established but is supported entirely by O. T. Bruce Esq. Falkland House. It is designed for the benefit of the Children of the village. The number attending it averages 100, besides the fees the teacher has a fixed salary of £8.8/- and a free house. The present teacher E. C. Stewart. |
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Parish of Auchtermuchty -- Plan 17A Trace 1
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Wester Kilwhiss
Wester Kilwhiss
Wester Kilwhiss |
David Tod Occupier
Thomas Shaw Daubs
E. C. Stewart Teacher |
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[situation] About 5/8 of a Mile East of the Village of Dunshalt
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AUCHTERMUCHTY BURN |
Auchtermuchty Burn
Auchtermuchty Burn
Auchtermuchty Burn |
E. C. Stewart Teacher
Thomas Shaw Daubs
David Tod Wester Kilwhiss |
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[situation] About 1/2 a Mile East of the Village of Dunshalt, it forms a junction with the River Eden.
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DUNSHELT HALL |
Dunshalt Hall
Dunshalt Hall
Dunshalt Hall |
Robert Annan Keeper
E. C. Stewart Teacher
William Fernie Raecruick |
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[situation] Near the Centre of the Village of Dunshelt.
This hall is in the centre of the Village, was built in 1841, and originally intended for the meetings of the 'Dunshalt Mutual Improvement Society'. Being built by Subscription, it is used for meetings of a general or local nature. It is a plain building, fitted up with platform and seated for 300, and lighted with gas. Above the entrance the following is cut 'Dunshalt Mutual Improvement Society's Hall, 1841' |
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PARISH OF AUCHTERMUCHTY |
Parish of Auchtermuchty |
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PARISH OF FALKLAND
PLAN17A
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Names of Objects -- Pages
Parish of Falkland -- 15
Dairnie -- 15
Falkland Burn -- 12
Gas Works -- 14
Ravenshill -- 14
Falkland Common -- 15
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Falkland Burn
Falkland Burn
Falkland Burn |
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William Fernie Raecruick. |
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[situation] Upwards of 1/4 of a mile E.S.E [East South East] of the village of Dunshelt, it forms a junction with the River Eden.
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GAS WORKS [Dunshelt] |
Dunshalt Gas Works
Dunshalt Gas Works
Dunshalt Gas Works |
Peter Fernie
E.C. Stewart Teacher
Thomas Shaw DaubS |
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[situation] at the South end of the Village of Dunshalt on the road to Falkland.
This Gas Work is without the Village a short distance. It is the property of shareholders, who transfer the management to a committee. It supplies the village with gas, & the gasometer is capable of containing 4000 cubic feet of gas. It was established a few years ago. |
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RAVENSHALL |
Ravenshall
Ravensahll
Ravenshall |
E. C. Stewart Dunshalt Sch. [School]
Thomas Shaw Daubs
David Tod Wester Kilwhiss. |
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[situation] Upwards of 1/4 of a mile S.E. [South East] of the Village of Dunshelt
Ravenshall is the name of two small Crofts with a proportionate piece of land attached to each. The present occupants are Mrs Nairn and Mrs Skinner, the proprietor is O. T. Bruce Esq. Falkland Ho. [House] |
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DAIRNIE |
Dairnie
Dairnie
Dairnie |
Mr Russell Falkland Wood
E. C. Stewart Dunshalt Sch. [School]
Robert Jackson Nochnary. |
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[situation] Upwards of 1 Mile S.E. [South East] of the Village of Dunshelt.
This was formerly a farm steading, but is now used as hills for sheep, the dwelling house being the residence of the shepherds. The tenant is Mr Russell, farmer, Falkland Wood. The proprietor is O. Tyndal Bruce, Falkland Ho. [House] |
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Parish of Falkand |
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FALKLAND COMMON |
Falkland Common |
Property Map
Mr Howden Factor
B.O.T. Bruce Esqr.
Mr Langdale
Mr Gulline |
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[situation] In the vicinity of Falkland
"A common east of the town of Falkland, consisting of rough pasture land, never cultivated. The property of the Burgesses of Falkland."
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CORSLET |
Corslet |
Estate Map
Mr Howden
Mr G. Gullen |
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[situation] In the vicinity of Falkland
"A field or enclosure adjoining Liquor Stone, part of which is bounded on the south by the turnpike road road from Auchtermuchty to Kirkcaldy. The name is well Known in the locality."
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PARISH OF STRATHMIGLO
Plan 17A
INDEX
Name of objects -- Pages
Parish of Strathmiglo -- 21
Reacruick -- 21
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RAECRUICK |
Raecruick
Raecruick
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Raecruick |
William Fernie Occupier
Thomas Shaw Daubs
David Tod Wester Kilwhiss
Voter's Register County of Fife |
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[situation] About 1/2 a Mile S.E. [South East] of the Village of Dunshelt.
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STRATHMIGLE |
Parish of Strathmigle |
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Stratheden
Stratheden
Stratheden
Stratheden
Stratheden
Stratheden
Valley of Eden
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Full [Fullartons] Gazetteer
Mr Howden
Mr Todd
Mr Skinner
New Stat Acct [Statistical Account]
Chambers Gazetteer
Old Stat Acct [Statistical Account]
Leighton's Hist [History] of Fife |
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[situation] Along both sides of the River Eden
"A picturesque valley lying on both sides of the River Eden and extending for near Strathmiglo to Cupar." N.B. for 16B |
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PARISH OF COLLESSIE
Plan 17A
INDEX
Names of Objects -- Pages
Parish of Collessie -- 40
Annsmuir -- 33
Birns -- 30
Bow Houses -- 37
Collessie Burn -- 28
Charlton -- 38
Daubs -- 28
Easter Kilwhiss -- 31
Edensmuir -- 34
Edenstown -- 34
Edinburgh, Perth & Dundee Ry. [Railway] -- 37
Free Church -- 32
Giffordton -- 29
Heatherinch -- 35
Helen's Mire -- 38
Innerleith -- 31
Kilhill -- 35
Lochmonks -- 30
Ladybank -- 36
Ladybank Station -- 36
Ladybank Saw Mills -- 33
Manse -- 32
Melville Lower Woods -- 33
Monkston -- 34
Muirside Wood -- 35
Mattocks Wood -- 39
Rossie Drain -- 39
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DAUBS |
Daubs
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Daubs |
Thomas Shaw Occupier
E C. Stewart Dunshalt Sch. [School]
David Tod W. [Wester] Kilwhiss |
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[situation] About 1/2 a mile NE [North East] of the Village of Dunshelt.
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Collessie Burn |
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STONIEBRIGGS |
Stoniebriggs
Stoniebriggs
Stoniebriggs |
C. Kinnear Esqr. Kinloch
Robert Russell Farmer Easter Kilwhiss
Voters' Register Co. [County] Fife |
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[situation] About 1 1/2 miles NW. [North West] by West of the Village of Ladybank
A small farm house one storey high, with offices all in good repair; there is a garden and a small arable farm of about 30 acres. Tenanted by John Young. The property of J. Bogie Esqr. Kinloch. |
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GIFFORDTON |
Giffordton
Giffordton
Giffordton |
C. Kinnear Esqr. Kinloch
Robert Russell Farmer Easter Kilwhiss
Voters' Register Co. [County Fife |
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[situation] About1 1/4 Miles N.W. [North West] by West of the Village of Ladybank
A small hamlet composed of houses one storey high, with offices, all in good repair. There are gardens attached. The inhabitants are composed of weavers, and agricultural labourers. It is feued from J. Bogie Esqr of Kinloch. It is called Giffordton on account of Lord Gifford, when Lord Chancellor deciding a law plea in favour of the proprietor. |
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BIRNS |
Birns
Birns |
C. Kinnear Esqr. Kinloch
Robert Russell Farmer Easter Kilwhiss |
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[situation] About 1 1/2 Miles NW [North West] by West of the village of Ladybank
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LOCHMONKS |
Lochmonks
Lochmonks |
C. Kinnear Esqr. Kinloch
Robert Russell Farmer Easter Kilwhiss |
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[situation] About 1 3/8 Miles N.W. [North West] of the Village of Ladybank.
Two rows of cottages one storey high and in good repair; with gardens attached. Tenanted by agricultural laborers. The property of J. Bogie Esqr. Kinloch. |
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INNERLEITH |
Innerleith
Innerleith
Innerleith |
Charles Kinnear Esqr. Kinloch
George Officer Schoolmaster Giffordton
Voters' Register |
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[situation] Abou 1 5/8 miles N.W. [North West]of the Village of Ladybank
Six rows of houses (scattered) one storey high and in good repair; with gardens and small patches of land attached. Occupied by Feuars, Weavers, and agricultural laborers. Feued from C. Kinnear and P. Bogie Esqrs. Kinloch. |
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Easter Kilwhiss
Easter Kilwhiss
Easter Kilwhiss |
C. Kinnear Esqr. Kinloch
Robert Russell Farmer Easter Kilwhiss
Voters' Register Co. [County] Fife |
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[situation] About 1 3/4 Miles W. by N [West by North] from the Village of Ladyank
A large farm house two stories high, with offices and thrashing machine all in good repair. There is a garden and a large arable farm of about 500 acres of arable land attached. Tenanted by Robert Russell. The property of William Johnston Esqr. Lathrisk. |
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FREE CHURCH |
Free Church
Free Church |
Revd. [Reverend] William Reid Minister Giffordton
Robert Russell Farmer Easter Kilwhiss |
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[situation] Upwards of 1 mile NW. by W. [North West by West] of the Village of Ladybank
A plain gothic building with belfry at the west end; and in good repair. It is seated for about 500, there is no gallery. The average number of communicants is 200, the number of attendants is about 400. A portion of the west end of the church is partitioned off for the purposes of a school, large enough to hold 100 scholars; the average number of attendants is about 70. The branches taught are, English, Latin, Greek, French, Arithmatic &c. There are two pupil teachers in the school who receive no government salaries. The Schoolmaster (George Officer) has a free house and garden, and £20 annually from the Free Church, along with which and the school fees amount to his salary. The Revd [Reverend] William Reid is the minister; he receives his stipend from the sustentation fund, likewise he has a free manse and garden. |
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Manse (F.C.) [Free Church]
Manse (F.C.) [Free Church] |
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Robert Russell Farmer Easter Kilwhiss |
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[situation] Upwards of 1 mile NW by W. [North West by West] of the Village of Ladybank
A large house two stories high with offices all in good repair; there is a large garden attached. The residence of the Revd. [Reverend] W. Reid. |
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Annsmuir |
Mr. J. Williamson Schoolmaster Kettle
Mr. David Smith Grieve, Mellville
G. L. Robertson |
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[situation] About 1 mile N.N.E. [North North East] of the village of Ladybank.
A Farmhouse two storeys high with offices & Thrashing Mill attached all in excellent Repair; Occupied by Mrs Elizabeth Ramage; & the property of Earl of Leven & Melville |
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MELVILLE LOWER WOODS |
Melville Lower Woods |
Mr. David Smith
Mr. John Williamson
G. L. Robertson |
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[situation] On the North side of the Village of Ladybank
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Ladybank Saw Mill |
Mr. David Smith
Mr. J. Williamson
Mr. G. L. Robertson |
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[situation] About 5/8 of a mile N.N.W. [North North West] of the Village of Ladybank.
A Saw Mill, wrought by steam power, situated on the West side of Ed. [Edinburgh] Perth & Dundee Railway in Melville Lower Woods. It is used for Sawing Wood, cut in thinning the Melville Lower Woods, - which are used for palings & other agricultural purposes. G. L. Robertson is Occupier & the Earl of Leven & Melville the proprietor. |
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Edens Muir |
Mr. David Smith Grieve Melville Ho. [House]
Mr. John Williamson
Mr. G. L. Robertson |
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[situation] On the West side of the Village of Ladybank
A tract of land formerly a Common, but now Inclosed and divided amongst the Claimants. There is a large portion of it planted with Fir. It is the Property of several persons |
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EDENSTOWN |
Edenstown
Edenston |
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Mr. J. Williamson
Mr. G. L. Robertson
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[situation] Upwards of 3/4 of a Mile West of the Village of Ladybank
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MONKSTOWN |
Monkstown
Monkston |
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Mr. J. Williamson
Mr. G. L. Robertson
Fraser's County Map
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[situation] About 10 Chains SW [South West] of the Village of Ladybank
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Muirside Wood |
Mr. John Williamson Teacher
Mr. William Todd Forester Ramornie
Mr. Richard Adamson Kettle |
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[situation] About 1/4 of a Mile E.N.E. [East North East] of the Village of Ladybank
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HEATHER INCH |
Heatherinch |
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Mr William Todd
Mr Richard Adamson
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[situation] About 1/4 of a Mile S.S.E. [South South East] of the Village of Ladybank
A Small Farmhouse with offices and Thrashing Mill attached; situated at the South side of Ladybank; all in good repair. The House is occupied by Farm Servants, the Farm by Mr Richard Adamson, Kettle. F. L. M. Heriot Esq. of Ramornie is the Proprietor. |
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LADYBANK |
Ladybank |
Mr John Williamson Teacher
Mr David Smith Grieve, Melville Ho. [House]
Mr Richard Adamson
Fraser's Co. [County] Map
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[situation] In the West side of the Village of Ladybank.
A Small Village about a Mile North of Kettle, on the Ed. [Edinburgh] Perth & Dundee Railway - where the line branches off to Dundee & Perth. It is of recent erection, and on land feued from Edens Muir after its allotment. There is a P.H. [Public House] in the Village, but neither School nor Post Office. The Inhabitants are employed chiefly in Weaving linen. |
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LADYBANK STATION |
Ladybank Station
Ladybank Station
Ladybank Station
Ladybank Station |
Station Boards &c
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John Williamson
David Smith |
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[situation] In the South end of the Village of Ladybank
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MUIRSIDE |
Muirside
Muirside
Muirside |
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David Smith
John Williamson |
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[situation] Nearly 1/4 of a Mile E [East] by North of the Village of Ladybank
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EDENSTOWN |
Edenton
Edenton
Edenstown
Edenstown
Edenstown |
George Officer Schoolmaster Giffordton
James Aitken Weaver Edenton
Mr David Smith
Mr Grieve, Melville Ho. [House]
Fraser's Co [County] Map |
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[situation] About 3/4 of a mile west of the village of Ladybank
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BOWHOUSE |
Bowhouse
Bowhouse |
Robert Russell Farmer Easter Kilwhiss
George Officer Schoolmaster Giffordton |
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[situation] About 2 1/4 Miles of the Village of Ladybank
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Edinburgh Perth & Dundee Railway |
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Parish of Collessie -- Plan 17,A, Trace 6, |
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CHARLTON |
Charlton
Charlton |
Robert Russell, Farmer Easter Kilwhiss
George Officer Schoolmaster Giffordton |
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[situation] About a Mile NW [North West] by west of the Village of Ladybank
A small cottage one story high, with a small saw mill; all in good repair. There is also a garden attached. Tenanted by Thomas Paterson. The property of Charles Kinnear Esqr. Kinloch. |
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HELEN'S MIRE |
Helen's Mire
Helen's Mire |
Robert Russell Farmer Easter Kilwhiss
George Officer Schoolmaster Giffordton |
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[situation] About a Mile N.W. [North West] by west of the Village of Ladybank.
A small circular marsh in a fir wood, and the property of William Johnston Esqr. of Lathrisk |
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Parish of Collessie -- Plan 17.A. Trace 6. |
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MATTOCKS WOOD |
Mattocks Wood
Mattocks Wood |
Robert Russell Farmer Easter Kilwhiss
Nathanial Veitch Steward Bowhouse |
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[situation] About 1 5/8 Miles W.S.W [West South West] of the Village of Ladybank.
A small wood of full growing firs, ash. &c. The property of William Johnston Esqr. of Lathrisk. |
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ROSSIE DRAIN |
Rossie Drain
Rossie Drain |
Robert Russell Farmer Easter Kilwhiss
Nathanial Veitch Steward Bowhouse |
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[situation] About 1 1/8 Miles West by South of the Village of Ladybank
A large drain which is the continuation southward of Collessie Burn. it is an artificial Cut or drain formerly constructed for the purpose of draining a small Loch on the farm of Rossie into which the stream of Collessie Burn was diverted |
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The Wilderness |
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Parish of Collessie |
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PARISH OF KETTLE
PLAN 17A
INDEX
Names of Objects -- Pages
Parish of Kettle -- 51
Church -- 47
Chapel (site of) -- 50
Lathrisk House -- 49
Lathrisk Church & Grave Yard -- 50
Maryfield Burn -- 45
Maryfield -- 46
Nocknary -- 46
School -- 47 |
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MARYFIELD BURN |
Maryfield Burn
Maryfield Burn
Maryfield Burn |
William Johnstone Lathrisk
Robert Jackson Nochnary
James Soutar Planes |
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[situation] About 2 5/8 Miles W.S.W [West South West] of the Village of Ladybank
This stream rises in the Lomond Hills, receives the drainage of several fields, passes near the farm steading of Maryfield and falls into the Eden near Mattocks Wood |
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Parish of Kettle -- Plan 17A Trace 7 |
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MARYFIELD |
Maryfield
Maryfield
Maryfield |
William Johnstone Lathrisk
Robert Jackson Nochnary
James Soutar Planes |
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[situation] About 2 1/2 Miles W.S.W. [West South West] of the Village of Ladybank
This is a moderately sized farm steading with dwelling house of two storeys. The proprietor William Johnstone Esq. Lathrisk retains the farm in his own hands |
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NOCHNARY |
Nochnary
Nochnary
Nochnary |
Robert Jackson Occupier
James Soutar Planes
William Johnstone Lathrisk. |
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[situation] Nearly 2 1/2 Miles WS.W [West South West] of the Village of Ladybank
This is a moderately sized farm steading, with dwelling house of two storeys occupied by Mr. Robert Jackson, farmer, the proprietor, being William Johnstone Esq. Lathrisk. |
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CHURCH [parish] |
Church (Parish) |
Revd. [Reverend] William Reid Manse
Mr. J. Williamson Par. [Parish] School
Mr. Richard Adamson |
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[situation] Near the centre of the Village of Kettle.
This is a neat structure, erected in 1832; it is in the pointed style of Architecture and is Ornamented by a handsome tower, Containing a clock, and terminated by pinnacles: the tower is on the south end of the Church. It has a Gallery and is Seated to cCntain 1200; the Communicants are:- on the Roll 900, average 550. The present Incumbent is the Revd. [Reverend] William Reid. For stipend &c. see Manse. |
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SCHOOL [Kettle]' |
School Parish |
Revd. [Reverend] William Reid
Mr. J. Williamson
Mr Richard Adamson |
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[situation] Near the centre of the Village of Kettle
A neat dwellinghouse with a Schoolroom & gardens attached the residence of the Par. [Parish] Schoolmaster, Mr. John Williamson. The Salary is the maximum with the usual Accommodation; fees £56 Per Annum; the Average attendance is - males 90 females 51, - total 141 Scholars |
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Parish of Kettle -- Plan 17.A. Junction Trace |
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LATHRISK HOUSE |
Lathrisk House
Lathrisk House
Lathrisk House |
William Johnstone Esq Proprietor
James Bett Shiels
William Horne Drumtennant |
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[situation] Nearly 2 1/4 Miles WSW [West South West] of the Village of Ladybank
Lathrisk House is a very large building, of a plain style of architecture, built about a century ago. South of the house is the home farm, an extensive range of buildings fitted up with every convenience. Between them is the garden, filled with fruit trees. Mary of the parks are bounded by belts of woods and in others are many single trees, That part of the estate, near the Mansion house, is intersected by fine roads, which are kept in excellent repair. And those parks, let for pasture, are well drained. The present proprietor is William Johnstone Esq. of Lathrisk |
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GRAVEYARD (site of) [Lathrisk] |
Graveyard (Site Of) |
William Johnstone Esq. of Lathrisk
Mr. James Bell Shiels |
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[situation] About 2 1/4 Miles WSW [West South West] of the Village of Ladybank
This is the Site of a graveyard or Burial Place in Connection with an Old Chapel which stood formerly in this Vicinity. A few of the graves were Very distinct a few years ago; now they are totally defaced, having been planted with trees; the extent, however is easily traced by slight elevation where the old fence stood. W. Johnstone Esq. and his Gardener pointed out the site. |
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Site of LATHRISK CHURCH AND GRAVE YARD |
Site of Lathrisk Church and Grave Yard |
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This is the Site of a graveyard or Burial Place in Connection with an Old Chapel which stood formerly in this Vicinity. A few of the graves were Very distinct a few years ago; now they are totally defaced, having been planted with trees; the extent, however is easily traced by slight elevation where the old fence stood. W. Johnstone Esq. and his Gardener pointed out the site. |
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CHAPEL (Supposed site of) [Lathrisk] |
Chapel (Sup. [supposed] Site of) |
William Johnstone Esq
Mr James Bell |
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This is the supposed site of the old Chapel of Lathrisk, which is said to have been demolished about 200 years ago: shortly after Kettle was selected as the site of the Parish Church. Mr Johnstone says that:- If the Chapel was not in the Graveyard its site is now covered by the S.W. [South West] part of the present Mansion of Lathrisk. He has no doubt about the graveyard |
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Parish of Kettle -- Plan 17A Junction Trace
Site of Lathrisk Church and Grave Yard [Note] Lathrisk was the ancient name of this parish - (see quotation from Leightons Hist [History] on opposite page) "Church & Grave yard" usually written together.
After the church was transferred from Lathrisk to the village of Kettle the parish name was also changed from Lathrisk to that of Kettle, therefore the proper name of the church is Lathrisk Church. Although it is written chapel by the examiner yet there can be no doubt that it is the chapel noted in Leightons Hist of Fife. -see quotation. |
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KETTLE BURN |
Kettle Burn |
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KETTLE |
Kettle |
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"The church, which was a vicarage belonging to the Priory of St Andrew's,
originally stood at Lathrisk, besides which there were two chapels in the Parish
one at Chapel, and the other at Clatto. In 1636, the chapels having
been suppressed after the reformation, the hurch was removed to the village
of Kettle, as more in the centre of the parish than where is had hitherto
stood"
Leightons Hist: [History] of Fife Page 238
"The name of the parish was originally Lathrisk, or as it is sometimes spelt in old Charters
Lorresk, from the circumstance of the parish church being formerly situated on the lands of that
name at the west end of the parish"
Leightons Hist: [History] of Fife Vol [Volume] 2 p.[page] 237
[signed] James Carpenter C. Asst [Civilian Assistant] 30th May 1854
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CO. [COUNTY] FIFE
PLAN17A
Names of Parishes -- Pages
Auchtermuchty -- 1
Falkland -- 9
Strathmiglo -- 19
Collessie -- 25
Kettle - 43 |
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