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ARNGASK 16A
INDEX
Names of Objects...Sheet...Plans...Pages
Parish of Arngask - - - - 9
Abbotsdeuglie -- 15 -- 3 -- 41
Arlick Hill -- 15 -- 2 -- 38
Abbotsdeuglie Cottage -- 15 -- 3 -- 39
Arngask House -- 15 -- 3-- 45
Blairstruie Hill -- 8 -- 11-- 7
Blairstruie -- 8 -- 11 -- 7
Blackal Knowe Plantation -- 8 -- 11 -- 7
Berry Hill -- 8 -- 14 -- 11
Berryknowe-- 8 -- 15 -- 16
Blairstruie Cottage -- 8 -- 16 -- 26
Bein Inn -- 8 -- 16 -- 29
Beinsnook T.P. -- 8 -- 16 -- 29
Butter Linn -- 8 -- 16 -- 29
Blaeberry Brae -- 15 -- 2 -- 33
Blair Hill -- 15 -- 2 -- 38
Blackhill Plantation -- 15 -- 4 -- 44
Bramblebrae Quarry -- 15 -- 3 -- 45
Black Wood -- 15 -- 4 -- 47
Blindwell -- 15 -- 4 -- 47
Barley Mill -- 15 -- 3 -- 49
Blair Burn -- 15 -- 7 -- 57
Broomhall -- 15 -- 7 -- 53
Black Well-- 15 -- 7 -- 55
Burntlaw -- 15 -- 7 -- 60
Birniehill -- 15 -- 11 -- 63
Balvaird Smithy -- 16 -- 1 -- 65 Campbells Hill Plantation.. |
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Names of Objects...Sheets...Plans...Pages
Campbells Hill Plantation -- 8 -- 11 -- 8
Cairn Geddes -- 8 -- 15 -- 18
Cloven Craigs -- 8 -- 15 -- 20
Cat Stane -- 15 -- 3 -- 43
Church -- 15 -- 3 -- 45
Conland -- 15 -- 4 -- 47
Candy -- 15 -- 7 -- 57
Candy Hill -- 15 -- 7 -- 57
Carmore Burn -- 15 -- 7 -- 56
Castleknowe Quarry -- 15 --7 -- 57
Colliston -- 15 -- 7 -- 61
Calsford Bridge -- 15 -- 7 -- 62
Dron Burn -- 8 -- 11 -- 8
Drove Road -- 15 -- 6 -- 35
Downhill -- 15 -- 2 -- 37
Damhead --15 -- 7 -- 53
Duncrevie Cottages -- 15 -- 7 -- 54
Duncrevie -- 15 -- 7 -- 55
Drunzie Quarry -- 15 -- 7 -- 61
Drunzie Feus -- 15 -- 7 -- 6
Eastertown Hill -- 8 -- 14 -- 11
Easter Fordel -- 8 -- 16 -- 25
East Blair -- 15 -- 2 -- 38
Easter Abbotshdeuglie -- 15 -- 3 -- 39
Eastertown -- 15 -- 3 -- 40
Fordel Hill -- 8 -- 11 -- 8
Fordel Cottage -- 8 -- 15 -- 21
Foresterseat -- 15 -- 4 -- 47
Free Church -- 15 -- 7 -- 53
Ganner Dub -- 8 -- 15 -- 24 Glenfarg Cottages..... |
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Name of Objects...Sheets... Plan... Pages
Glenfarg Cottages -- 8 -- 16 -- 27
Glen Farg -- 8 -- 16 -- 29
Gallows Knowe -- 15 -- 3 -- 45
Glendy Mill -- 15 -- 7 -- 52
Glendy Burn -- 15 -- 7 -- 52
Green -- 15 -- 7 -- 55
Great North Road -- 15 -- 7 -- 56
Hayfield -- 15 -- 3 -- 41
Hayfield Mill -- 15 -- 3 -- 42/50
Hay's Mill -- 15 -- 3 -- 45
Hillton Hill -- 15 -- 7 -- 57
Hillton of Crevie -- 15 -- 7 -- 58
Knockcannon -- 15 -- 4 -- 47
Kings Knowe -- 15 --7 -- 57
Lustylaw Market Place -- 8 -- 11 -- 5
Lustylaw -- 8 -- 11 -- 9
Lochelbank -- 8 -- 15 -- 15
Lochelbank Hill -- 8 -- 15 -- 17
Little Loch -- 8 -- 15 -- 23
Loch Whirr -- 8 -- 15 -- 24
Letham Bridge -- 8 -- 16 -- 29
Letham Cottages -- 8 -- 16 -- 29
Letham -- 8 -- 16 -- 29
Low Plains -- 15 -- 2 -- 38
Langside -- 15 -- 7 -- 54
Ledgerhead Quarry -- 15 -- 7 -- 56
Ledgerhead Plantation -- 15 -- 7 -- 56
Langside Plantation -- 15 -- 7 -- 59
Lossley Burn -- 15 -- 7 -- 61
Lossley Bridge -- 15 -- 7 -- 62
Mill Burn -- 8 -- 16 -- 28
Millburn Quarry -- 9 -- 13 -- 31
Millden Road -- 9 -- 13 -- 31
Malt House -- 15 -- 3 -- 47
Manse -- 15 -- 3 -- 42
Manse -- 15 -- 3 -- 47
Muirfield --15 -- 4 -- 47
Meikle Quarry --15 -- 7 -- 57 |
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Name of Objects...Sheets...Plans...Pages
New Fargie -- 8 -- 16 -- 29
North Hayfield -- 15 -- 3 -- 39
New T.P. -- 15 -- 3 -- 45
Newton of Balcanquhal -- 15 -- 4 -- 47
Old T.P. -- 15 -- 3 -- 42
Old Manse -- 15 -- 3 -- 45
Old Farzie -- 15 -- 4 -- 47
Ochil Hills -- 15 -- 7 -- 52
Old Farzie Cottages -- 16 -- 1 -- 65
Paris -- 8 -- 15 -- 21
Paris House -- 8 -- 15 -- 22
Plains --15 -- 2 -- 38
Post Office -- 15 -- 3 -- 45
Paris Bridge -- 15 -- 3 -- 45
Pittillock -- 15 -- 8 -- 65
Plains Burn -- 15 -- 6 -- 67
Rocking Stone -- 8 -- 16 -- 29
River Farg -- 15 -- 2,3 &7 -- 38/50
Redfordnook -- 15 -- 7 -- 54
Red Ditch -- 15 -- 7 -- 58
Rashiefauld -- 15 -- 7 -- 58
Turf Hill -- 8 -- 15 -- 23
Thievesmill Bridge -- 15 -- 7 -- 54
Tamteethie Hill [Deleted]
Tamteethie Quarry [Deleted]
Temple Hill -- 15 -- 6 -- 67
Scurrhill -- 8 -- 15 -- 15
School -- 15 -- 3 -- 45
Smiths Pendicle -- 15 -- 4 -- 47
Summerfield -- 15 -- 4 -- 47
Smithyhill -- 15 -- 37 -- 37
Strawyearn Burn -- 15 -- 7 -- 52
Shuttlefold -- 15 -- 7 -- 59
Wallace Road -- 8 -- 15 -- 13
Wester Fordel -- 8 -- 15 -- 13
Wester Abbotsdeuglie -- 15 -- 2 -- 37
West Blair -- 15 -- 2 -- 38
Wellies Plantation -- 15 -- 3 -- 40
Wellies -- 15 -- 3 -- 40
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LUSTYLAW MARKET PLACE |
Lustylaw Market Place
Lustylaw Market Place
Lustylaw Market Place |
Mr. Ireland.
M. Henderson.
Mr. Simpson. |
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On my last I left the rocking stone of Dron, still holding South a quarter of an hour brought me to Lusty Law a place once famous far and wide for its Cattle Markets but now in the sear and yellow leaf. But its decay is not so surprising as its previous importance as a Tryst situated on the top of a hill among furze and rock a number of cottages were clustered here and dealers in Cattle and sheep gathered around them to do business now only two of the solitary group |
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5 Parish of Arngask Co. [County] of Perth. |
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My way of life
Is fall’n into the sere, the yellow leaf;
And that which should accompany old age,
As honour, love, obedience, troops of friends,
I must not look to have; but in their stead
Curses, not loud but deep, mouth-honour, breath,
Which the poor heart would fain deny, and dare not.
ATTRIBUTION: Macbeth. Act v. Sc. 3. |
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6 [No header] Description of Lusty Law Market Place continued..
..remain and their fairs, the only thing that lent them importance have gone to Damhead (recently), two miles farther south. It is said on what authority I know not that when Cromwell was marching his Ironsides on Perth the leader of a division named Lustus encamped his men here and hence Lusties Law, Lusty Law and Lousie Law.
Taken from the Perthshire Advertiser Walks in the Country No.3 |
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BLAIRSTRUIE HILL |
Blairstruie Hill
Blairstruie Hill
Blairstruie Hill |
Mr. Henderson.
Mr. Ireland.
Mr. Simpson. |
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A middling sized arable hill on the farm of Blairstruie. |
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BLAIRSTRUIE |
Blairstruie
Blairstruie
Blair Struie
Blair Struie |
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Burt
Mr. Ireland
Mr. Henderson Occupier & Owner
Mr. Simpson |
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A neat dwelling house in the cottage style of architecture with ornamental ground vegetable garden and suitable out offices including a Thrashing machine occupier and proprietor Mr. Henderson. |
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BLACKAL KNOWE PLANTATION |
Blackal Knowe Plantation
Blackal Knowe Plantation
Blackal Knowe Plantation |
Mr. Henderson.
Mr. Simpson
Mr. Ireland. |
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A pretty sized arable Knoll covered with mixed wood on the farm of Blairstruie. |
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FORDEL HILL |
Fordel Hill
Fordel Hill
Fordel Hill |
Rev. [Reverend] A. Burt Arngask Manse.
Mr. Ireland Occupier.
Mr. Henderson Blairstruie. |
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A rough whinny eminence on the farm of Fordel. |
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CAMPBELLS HILL PLANTATION |
Campbells Hill Plantation
Campbells Hill Plantation
Campbells Hill Plantation |
Mr. Henderson Owner.
Mr. Ireland.
Mr. Simpson
Blairfield. |
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A rocky eminence covered with mixed wood on the farm of Blairstruie. |
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DRON BURN |
Dron Burn
Dron Burn
Dron Burn |
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Burt.
Mr. Henderson.
Mr. Ireland. |
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A small stream gathering on the farms of Lochielbank and Fordel and running in a north easterly direction [entering] into the Water of Earn near Bridge of Earn |
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LUSTYLAW |
Lustylaw
Lustylaw
Lustylaw |
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Burt.
Mr. Ireland.
Mr. Walton, Hays Mill. |
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A few cottar houses on the farm of Blairstruie and Fordel the property of Mr. Anderson and Dr. [Doctor] Adam Low Wardlaw. |
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9 Parish of Arngask, Co. [County] of Perth
Arngask, Arngask: See Plan 16A. For the descriptive remarks of the parish of Arngask see Name Book for Plan 16A. |
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EASTERTOWN HILL |
Eastertown Hill
Eastertown Hill
Eastertown Hill |
Duncan Cameron Eastertown.
Peter Donaldson (Berryhill)
David Murray Paris House. |
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A middling sized rocky heathy pasture hill belonging to the Eastertown estate proprietress Janet Beveridge. |
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BERRY HILL |
Berry Hill
Berry Hill
Berry Hill |
Peter Donaldson Tenant.
David Murray Foreman.
William Murray Paris House. |
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A pretty large rocky heathy pasture hill. the property of Arthur Barclay Esquire from which the farm Berryhill took its name. |
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WALLACE ROAD |
Wallace Road
Wallace Road
Wallace Road
Wallace Road |
Rev. [Reverend] A. Burt.
Mr. William Henderson.
James Simpson.
David Murray. |
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This name applies to an old thoroughfare extending from Lochelbank Hill a little S.E. [South East] of Ganner Dub in a N.W. [North West] and Northerly direction to the parish boundary. |
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WESTER FORDEL |
Wester Fordell
Wester Fordell
Wester Fordell
Wester Fordell
Wester Fordel
Wester Fordel
Wester Fordel
W. Fordel
Fordel |
Rev. [Reverend] A Burt.
David Murray.
William Henderson.
James Simpson.
Rev. [Reverend] A. Burt.
Mr. Ireland Easter Fordel.
Mr. Henderson.
Johnston's Co. [County] Map.
Directory to Noblemens & Gentlemens seats. |
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An old farm yard the property of Arthur H. Barclay north of and adjoining Paris House. |
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13 Parish of Arngask, County of Perth. Sheet 8.15
[Note - Wallace Road- Arrowed to S.E.] North East?
[Note] Fordel: The first place, He to whom the best portion falls by lot is said to have the fordel: Jamieson.
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LOCHELBANK |
Lochelbank
Lochelbank
Lochelbank |
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Burt.
Mr. J. Ireland.
Mr. A. Thompson. |
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A stone dwelling house with garden, thrashing mill, and outhouses, adjoining the property of the Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Burt, occupied by Mr. Clark. |
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SCARRHILL |
Scarrhill
Scarrhill
Scarrhill |
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Burt
Mr. William Henderson.
Mr. A. Thompson. |
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A low dwelling house with outhouses attached the property of the Rev [Reverend] Alexander Burt and occupied by James Simpson who carries on the Carpenter trade. |
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BERRYKNOWE |
Berryknowe
Berryknowe
Berryhill
Berryhill
Berryknow |
Peter Donaldson.
Mr. Duncan Cameron.
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Burt.
Mr. A. Thompson.
County Map of Perth dated 1783. |
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A stone dwelling one story high with gardens & farm yard adjoining the property of Arthur Hay Barclay Esq. and occupied by Peter Donaldson.
This name is more popularly known as Berry Knowe but the Proprietor is in favor of Berry Hill. |
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LOCHELBANK HILL |
Lochelbank Hill
Lochelbank Hill
Lochelbank Hill
Lochelbank Hill |
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Burt.
Mr. William Henderson.
Mr. J. Clark.
Mr. J. Ireland. |
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A prominent hill situated in the Ochil range the property of the Rev [Reverend] Alexander Burt and occupied by Mr. James Clark. the hill is principally rough pasture having scattered portions of reclaimed arable land.
There is on the summit of this hill an object called Cairn Geddes which adds to its popularity together with the Cloven Craigs a little to the N.E. [North East] of the Cairn. |
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CAIRN GEDDES |
Cairn Geddes
Cairn Geddes
Cairn Geddes
Cairn Geddes
Cairngeddie |
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Burt.
Mr. William Henderson.
Mr. J. Ireland.
David Murray.
Old title deeds. |
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This object is popularly known in this neighbourhood, it is on the summit of Lochelbank Hill, of a circular appearance and underneath its surface, stones of a small size such as are generally found in cairns are to be seen, at present the cairn is very slightly elevated above the surface of the hill.
About 20 years ago the present proprietor of Blairstruie accompanied the late Mr. Small to Cairn Geddes for the purpose of Excavating to discover the remains of some.. [cont] |
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18 Parish of Arngask, County of Perth. Sheet 8.15 Trace 1.
[Quotation]
The late Mr. Small in his Roman Antiquities endeavours to prove that a Roman Fort was on Lustielaw but it is evident that he has been describing Cairn Geddes as several respectable inhabitants still living were eye witnesses to his proceedings when he had the cairn opened for the purposes of discovery on the other hand he has has not been known to investigate in any way at or near the fair ground at Lustielaw hence, it is probable that he has named Lochelbank Hill Lustielaw through mistake or it may be that he considered the hills from Blairsturie S.W. [South West] to Berry Hill to be the Lustielaw but he was decidedly wrong - turn over... |
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19 Parish of Arngask County of Perth Sheet 8.15.
[Note - Cairn] Cairn Geddes [Orthography] See page 18. Cairn Geddes.
[Descriptive remarks] ..departed heroes said traditionally to have been interred here, and the result of the investigation was a rude stone coffin found about 6 feet below the surface containing some human bones etc. It is conjecture by some of the inhabitants that a Roman Fort was erected at or about Cairn Geddes, but up to the present the information viewed is not satisfactory on the subject. See the Late Mr. Smalls account.
Smalls Antiquities page 181
"This pass was also well guarded by two forts, which stood at the South end or steep long and narrow pass called the Wects or Wicks of Baigly. The one on the east side obviously points itself out to have been on that beautiful conical hill called Filday Law perhaps from Phildis which is evidently artificial. The other on the rising ground on the opposite or West side has not retained such a pretty name being styled Lousy Law but as a compensation for its name it retains the privilege of having an annual fair for bestial in the month of May, but this vulgar name is evidently a very gross corruption of its original one as it is usually spelled Lusty Law here we have most decidedly the vestige of the name of Agricolas successor Lallastius Lucullus in that of this fort which retains the two middle syllables, It is very natural to suppose that the general in chief would impose his own name upon it calling it Fort Lallustius. |
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CLOVEN CRAIGS |
Cloven Craigs
Cloven Craigs
Cloven Craigs |
Mr. William Henderson.
James Simpson.
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Burt. |
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This name is applicable to a portion of the cart road which traverses Lochelbank Hill from East to West. the road at this place passes between rocks appearing by artificial, but more probably a natural occurrence the Craigs are about 630 links N.N.E. [North North East] of Cairn Geddes.
From the appearance of the rocks through which the road passes though slightly elevated above the road perhaps the origin of the name. |
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FORDEL COTTAGE |
Fordell Cottage
Fordell Cottage
Fordell Cottage |
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Burt.
Mr. William Henderson.
John Ferguson. |
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A small cottage in the south side of the Great North Road, at or near the commencement of Glenfarg it is occupied by John Ferguson and is the property of the Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Burt.
[Note] See E. [East] and W. [West] Fordel in a former page. |
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PARIS |
Paris
Paris
Paris
Paris |
Rev. [Reverend] A. Burt.
Mr. William Henderson.
Mr. A. Thompson.
Mr. J. Ireland. |
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A farm yard and dwelling house on the west side of the old road to Perth, the property of Arthur Hay Barclay and occupied by James Melville.
This place is sometimes erroneously styled Little Paris from the fact of Paris House being near, but it is the original Paris and named correctly in this page. |
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PARIS HOUSE |
Paris House
Paris House
Paris House |
Arthur Hay Barclay
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Burt.
Mr. William Henderson. |
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A neat stone dwelling house situated on a rising ground having a fine view of Fife to the E. [East] and S.E. [South East] from its commanding appearance and the manner in which the planted and ornamented ground are arranged, the whole presents a fine view from the distance. The farm yard a little to the north of the above description belongs thereto. which is the property of and occupied by Arthur Hay Barclay Esq. |
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LITTLE LOCH |
Little Loch
Little Loch
Little Loch |
Peter Donaldson.
William Henderson.
David Murray. |
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A small Loch of water about 8 chains S.E. [Southeast] of the Trig [Trigonometrical] Station on Berry Hill. |
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TURF HILL |
Turf Hill
Turf Hill
Turf Hill |
Peter Donaldson.
David Murray.
James Thompson. |
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A hill in the Ochil range adjoining Berry Hill part of which is reclaimed. |
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LOCH WHIRR |
Loch Whirr
Loch Whirr
Loch Whirr
Loch Whirr
Loch Whirr |
Peter Donaldson.
William Henderson.
David Murray.
A. Thompson.
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Burt. |
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The object which bears this name is on Berry Hill and covered with water in the winter season, but in summer is comparatively dry it is about 1050 links long and about 250 links broad. It is commonly called Lochie Wirr |
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GANNER DUB |
Ganner Dub
Ganner Dub
Ganner Dub
Ganner Dub |
Peter Donaldson.
William Henderson.
James Simpson.
Rev. [Reverend] A. Burt. |
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This sheet of water is on Lochelbank Hill and dry in the summer season similar to the above [Loch Whirr] it is about 9 chains N.E. [North East] of Cairn Geddes.
[Note] Ganner, A Gander. Dub. A pool of stagnant water. Jameson. |
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EASTER FORDEL |
Easter Fordell
Easter Fordell
Easter Fordel
Easter Fordel
E. Fordel
Fardel
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Title Deeds.
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Burt.
Mr. William Henderson.
John Ireland.
County Map of part of Perth.
Directory to Noblemens & Gentlemens seats.
Johnston's Co. [County] Map. |
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Two farm yards on the west side of the great North Road and distant from it by about 30 chains. The Northern farm yard and dwelling house is occupied by Mr John Ireland, proprietor Adam Low Wardlaw, and the southern is the property of the Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Burt at present occupied by Mr. William Henderson.
The name of these farm yards, or farm town as they are termed here is usually spelled thus Easter Fordel but the Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Burt informed me that in the Title Deeds relating thereto it is written as supplied which is the reason why the deviation is made. |
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BLAIRSTRUIE COTTAGE |
Blairstruie Cottage
Blairstruie |
Mr. William Henderson, Proprietor.
Directory of Gentlemens seats. |
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This dwelling house until recently was the original Blairstruie and correctly speaking is such still, but the proprietor has erected an excellent dwelling house a little to the north west and has adopted the name Blarstruie for it, so in order to distinguish the smaller from the greater establishment or in other words the small house from the newly erected one he has given the name as supplied to the adjoining dwelling house which is at present occupied by one of his servants. |
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GLENFARG COTTAGES |
Glenfarg Cottages
Glenfarg Cottages
Glenfarg Cottages |
Rev [Reverend] Alexander Burt, proprietor.
Mr. William Henderson.
Mr. John Ferguson. |
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Two cottage houses the property of the Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Burt on the east side of the Great North Road adjoining the River Farg.
These cottages have been occasionally styled Fordell Cottages on account of being on the estate or farm of Fordell and the proprietor in his return lately forwarded to the authorities styled them North Pendicle Glenfarg but recently he has considered the name now given the most appropriate as well as the other authorities supplied. |
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MILL BURN |
Mill Burn
Mill Burn
Mill Burn |
Mr. William Henderson
Mr. John Ireland
Mr. John Ferguson |
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A small burn or stream flowing in an ESE [East South East] direction from the Saw Mill to the River Farg which is about 20 chains from the Great North Road Letham Bridge, this name is applicable from the Mill Dam to the River Farg |
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SAW MILL [Mill Burn] |
Saw Mill
Saw Mill
Saw Mill |
Mr. William Henderson.
John Ireland.
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Burt. |
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The object which bears this name was formerly a Corn Mill but converted to its present purpose by the proprietor Mr. William Henderson. |
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[Note] "Millburn Quarry." Millden Road. 9. 13. For the descriptive remarks of these two names see Name Books for Plans 16A &15B. |
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BLAEBERRY BRAE |
Blaeberry Brae
Blaeberry Brae
Blaeberry Brae |
James Stewart Low Plains.
David Burt owner.
James Burt (Arngask House) |
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A rocky heathy pasture eminence on the farm of Low Plains. proprietor David Burt Esq. of Arngask. |
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33 Parish of Arngask Co. of Kinross.
[Note] Blaeberry, The Bilberry. Brae, A declivity : Jameson. |
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DROVE ROAD |
Drove Road
Drove Road
Drove Road
Drove Road |
Mr. John Niven.
Mr. James Niven.
Mr. John Stewart.
Mr. D. Burt. |
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The object which bears this name is the continuation of the County road from Milnathort to the North commencing at Inclosure 38 it is a broken road and in bad repair through the farms of Plains and Low Plains at present there is not much traffic but formerly it was one of the great thoroughfares for driving cattle and sheep from the Highlands to Edinburgh on account of no Tolls being on the line of road. |
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DOWNHILL (Ruins) |
Downhill (in ruins)
Downhill (in ruins)
Downhill (in ruins) |
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Burt. proprietor.
John Thompson (Wester Abbotsdeuglie)
Estate Plan. |
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The ruins of a farm steading on the estate of Wester Abbotsdeuglie the proprietor Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Burt. |
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WESTER ABBOTSDEUGLIE |
Wester Abbotsdeuglie
Wester Abbotsdeuglie
Wester Abbotsdeuglie |
Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Burt proprietor.
John Thompson Occupier.
Estate Plan. |
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A pretty good farm house and offices including a Thrashing Mill and a farm of land attached the property of Rev. [Reverend] Alexander Burt tenant John Thompson. |
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[Note] "River Farg", "Arlick Hill", "East Blair", "West Blair", Blair Hill", "Low Plains", "Plains" Sheet 15.2} For the descriptive remarks of these objects see Name Book for Plan 15B (6 inch scale) |
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ABBOTSDEUGLIE COTTAGE |
Abbotsdeuglie Cottage
Abbotsdeuglie Cottage
Abbotsdeuglie Cottage |
James Burt owner & occupier.
Mr. Laing Wester Abbotsdeuglie.
Mr. Gentle Hayfield. |
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A neat cottage with suitable offices and about 13 acres of land attached the property of the occupier Mr. James Burt. |
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EASTER ABBOTSDEUGLIE |
Easter Abbotsdeuglie
Easter Abbotsdeuglie
Easter Abbotsdeuglie
Middle Deuglie
Abbots Deuglie |
John Horn Esq. Thomaneans proprietor.
Mr. D. Cameron Eastertown.
Mr. Laing.
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Burt.
Title Deeds. |
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A good farm house and steading including a thrashing Machine with a small estate attached the property of John Horn Esquire of Thomanean Tenant Duncan Cameron. |
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NORTH HAYFIELD |
North Hayfield
North Hayfield
North Hayfield |
Mr. Gentle manager.
John Allan late occupier.
Mr. Silburne Duncrevie. |
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An indifferent looking dwelling house and out office with a small farm attached the property of Mr. William Simpson of Hayfield. |
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EASTERTOWN |
Eastertown
Eastertown
Eastertown |
Mr. Duncan Cameron.
Mr. Silburne.
Mr. Laing |
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A good dwelling house and offices including a Thrashing machine and a farm of land attached the property of Miss Janet Beveridge of Touch near Kirkcaldy occupied by Mr. Duncan Cameron. |
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WELLIES PLANTATION |
Wellies Plantation
Wellies Plantation
Wellies Plantation |
John Anderson (Wellies)
Mr. D. Cameron.
Mr. Hay Haysmill. |
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A pretty large plantation of Fir wood on the farm of Eastertown the property of Miss Janet Beveridge. |
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WELLIES |
Wellies
Wellies
Wellies |
John Anderson occupier.
Mr. D. Cameron.
Mr. Hay. |
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A small cottars dwelling and vegetable garden on the farm of Eastertown. |
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ABBOTSDEUGLIE |
Abbotsdeuglie
Wester Abbotsdeuglie
Wester Abbotsdeuglie |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Burt proprietor.
Mr Laing Tenant.
Map of Estate. |
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[Note] The Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Burt requires this name to be written simply Abbotsdeuglie without the prefix Wester as he has divided the farm into two (signed) John Bray C. Asst. [Civil Assistant]
A good dwelling house and offices including a Thrashing machine with a farm of land attached the property of the Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Burt occupier Mr. James Laing. |
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HAYFIELD |
Hayfield
Hayfield
Hayfield |
Mr. Gentle occupier.
Mr. Silburne.
Mr. D. Cameron. |
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A good farm house and offices with a farm of land attached the property of Mr. William Simpson occupier Mr. Andrew Gentle. |
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MALT HOUSE |
Malt House
Malt House
Malt House |
Mr. Fraser.
Mr. Gentle.
Name on House. |
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A pretty good house at Damhead used for a long time in making malt it is the property of Mr. Hally. At present it is unoccupied. |
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HAYFIELD MILL (Corn) |
Hayfield Mill
Hayfield Mill
Hayfield Mill |
Mr. J. Summers.
Mr Andrew Gentle.
Mr. Silburne. |
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A small dwelling house and Corn Mill with a small croft attached the property of Mr. William Simpson occupier John Summers. |
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OLD T.P. [Damhead] |
Old Toll Bar.
Old Toll Bar
Old Toll Bar
Damhead Old Toll Bar. |
Mr. Silburne.
Mr. Andrew Gentle.
Mr. Cameron.
Sign Board. |
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A dwelling house and Toll gate at Damhead on the old road to Perth. |
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MANSE [Damhead] |
Free Church Manse
Free Church Manse
Free Church Manse |
Rev. [Reverend] John Young, occupier.
Mr. D. Cameron.
Mr Andrew Gentle. |
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A recently erected dwelling house for the officiating minister of the Free Church at Damhead. |
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CAT STANE |
Cat Stane
Cat Stane
Cat Stane |
Mr. David Burt.
Mr. A. Thompson.
Rev. [Reverend] A. Burt. |
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The object which bears this name is a rock or large stone nearly surrounded by Whins and resembling a stone Seat. it is on the top of a hill on the property of Mr. David Burt at or about 20 chains S.E. [Southeast] of New Toll Bar.
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43 Parish of Arngask County of Fife Sheet 15.3 Trace 6.
Note: "The Cat Stones found in various parts of Scotland apparently deriving their name from the British Cad or the Celtic Cath, signifying a battle, and therefore marking the scene of some ancient conflict." In the parish of Kirkliston is the oft noted Cat Stane, on which the painful antiquary may yet decipher the imperfect and rudely lettered inscription - the work most probably of much younger hands than those that reared the mass of dark whinstone on which it is cut in (H)OC TVMVLO TACET VETTA..VICTR.. About 60 yards to the west of the Cat Stane a large tumulus formerly stood, which was opened in 1824, and found to contain several complete skeletons.
The raising of stones of memorial on the scenes of victory is a custom of many early nations, and one which has not even now entirely fallen into disuse. The Bauta Stein of Norway and Denmark in its signification with the Cat Stane of Scotland" The Archaeology and Prehistoric Annals of Scotland. Page 96. |
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Saltcoats 14.9.55
Sir, With reference to your remarks on the accompanying name sheet relating to the Cat Stane I beg to state that the object is not a stone of memorial nor is it a fallen Single stone, neither is it considered by the most intelligent persons in the neigbourhood to be an antiquity - it is simply a rock having a natural seat and had it not been for the circumstance referred to in the descriptive remarks would probably not be noticed or named. [Signed] J. Morgan C.A. [countersigned] Capt. [Captain] Bayly R.E. [ Royal Engineers] |
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BLACKHILL PLANTATION |
Blackhill Plantation
Blackhill Plantation |
Mr. Andrew Murray.
Mr. James Davidson. |
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A considerable portion of Fir and Forest trees inclosed on the farm of Conland the property of Mr. Andrew Murray and occupied by James Davidson, it is connected with the Black Wood at the S.E. [South East] end or corner. |
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[Note]
"Bramblebrae Quarry"
(Whinstone)
"Gallows Knowe"
"Arngask House"
"Post Office"
"Old Manse"
"Hays Mill"
(corn)
"New T.P."
"Paris Bridge"
"School"
"Church" Sheet 15.3 For the descriptive remarks of these objects see Name Book for Plan 15B (6 inch scale) |
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[Note]
"Conland"
"Smiths Pendicle"
"Knockcannon"
"Manse"
"Foresterseat"
"Old Fargie"
"Black Wood"
"Muirfield"......15.4...For the Descriptive remarks of these objects see Name Book for Plan 15B (6 inch scale).
[Note]
"Newton of Balcanquhal"
"Blindwell"
"Summerfield"........15.4.....For the descriptive remarks of these objects see Name Book for Plan 16A (6 inch series) |
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BARLEY MILL (Disused) |
Barley Mill
Barley Mill
Barley Mill
Barley Mill |
County Map.
Mr. J. Christie.
Andrew Barclay
Johnston's Co. [County] Map. |
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A dwelling house Mill and outhouses occupied by John Christie the property of Arthur Barclay Esq. The Mill formerly was used as a Barley and Corn mill now disused hence the name. |
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[Note] Sh.15 Plan 3. |
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SMITHYHILL |
Smithyhill
Smithyhill
Smithyhill
Smiddy hill |
County Map.
Mr. J. Dugal.
Mr. G. Thompson.
Mr. A. Barclay |
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A dwelling house garden and outhouses in good repair the property of Mr. William Simpson and occupied by Mr. J. Dugal. |
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HAYFIELD MILL (Corn) |
Hayfield Mill
Hayfield Mill
Hayfield Mill
Lint Mill |
Mr. A. Barclay.
Mr. J. Summers.
Mr. G. Thomson.
County Map. |
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A corn mill on the south side of the River Farg at or about 9 chains west of Damhead, the property of Mr. William Simpson and occupied by John Summers. |
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RIVER FARG |
River Farg
River Farg
River Farg
River Farg
River Farg
Water of Farg |
Rev. [Reverend] A. Burt
Mr. D. Burt
Mr. J. Bogie
Mr. G. Thompson
Mr. A. Barclay
County Map |
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This river or burn rises in Perthshire about 2 1/2 miles west of Damhead from its source to Damhead [it] is narrow but widens in its [course] through Glenfarg to its junction with the Earn |
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[Situation] Sheet 15 Plan 3. |
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CANDY |
Candy
Candy
Candy
Candie |
Mr. A. Barclay.
Estate Map.
Mr. William Mailler.
Co. [County] Map. |
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A substantial dwelling house with farm yard adjoining the property of Mr. A. Barclay occupied by Mr. Charles Gentle. |
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CANDY HILL |
Candy Hill
Candy Hill
Candy Hill |
Mr. A. Barclay, proprietor.
Estate Map.
Mr. Charles Gentles. |
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This name is applicable to the rough pasture on the North and West of Candy extending to the River Farg and Blair Burn |
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BLAIR BURN |
Blair Burn
Blair Burn
Blair Burn |
Mr. A. Niven.
Mr W. Mailler
Mr. C. Gentle. |
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This stream gathers or issues between the farm of Candy and West Blair the name is applicable from the South end of the garden at West Blair to the River Farg. |
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[Situaton] Plan 15B sheet 7.
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STRAWYEARN BURN |
Strawyearn Burn
Strawyearn Burn
Strawyearn Burn
Straw earn Burn
Straw earn Burn |
County Map
William Niven
Mr. Miller
Mr. A. Barclay
Estate Map |
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A small stream which rises to the NW [Northwest] of [Blank] Hill flowing in an Easterly direction to its junction with Glendy Burn. |
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GLENDY MILL (Corn) |
Glendy Mill
Glendy Mill
Glendy Mill
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County Map.
Estate Map.
Mr. A. Barclay
Johnstons Co. [County] Map. |
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A corn Mill and Kiln with dwelling and outhouses attached the property of Mr. Arthur Barclay and occupied by Archibald Mc Donald. |
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GLENDY BURN |
Glendy Burn
Glendy Burn
Glendy Burn |
Mr. A. McDonald.
M. A. Barclay.
Mr. W. Maller. |
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A small burn or stream flowing in a N.E. [Northeasterly] direction from the East end of Strawyearn Burn to its junction with the River Farg. |
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52 Parish of Arngask Co. Kinross. Trace 3.
[Situation] Plan 15B Sheet 7.
[Note] Ochil Hills: Not to appear on the 1/2500 plans - the extent being too great. o.m.o. [Ordnance Mapping Office] For the descriptive remarks of Ochil Hills in Name Book for Plan 15B 6 inch scale. |
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DAMHEAD |
Damhead
Damhead
Damhead |
County Map
Mr. G. Thompson
Mr. A. Watt |
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A village on the Great North road at he junction of the Counties of Fife Perth and Kinross. the houses are substantial several of which are two stories high and in good repair, there are two public houses two or three grocery establishments and receiving letter office in this village together with a Free Church |
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FREE CHURCH [Damhead] |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Young.
Mr. G. Thompson.
Mr. J. Coventry. |
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A plain stone building erected in the year 1844 at a cost of about 250£ number of sittings 300, the present Minister is the Rev. [Reverend] J. Young. |
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BROOMHALL |
Broomhall
Broomhall
Broomhall |
Rev. [Reverend] J. Young.
Mr. G. Thompson.
Mr. J. Dugal. |
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A small dwelling house with outhouses attached the property of Mr. William Simpson occupied by John Summers. |
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THIEVESMILL BRIDGE |
Thievesmill Bridge
Thievesmill Bridge
Thievesmill Bridge |
Mr. J. Coventry.
Mr. William Laing.
Mr. Lindsay. |
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A bridge of one arch on the Great North Road across [Lossley] Burn. |
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LANGSIDE |
Longside
Langside
Langside
Langside |
County Map.
Mr. Lister.
Mr. William Mailler.
M. Andrew Murray. |
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A moderate sized farmhouse with small garden and thrashing mill adjoining the property of Mr. Murray and occupied by Mr. Lister. |
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REDFORDNOOK |
Redfordnook
Redfordnook
Redfordnook
Redfordnuik |
County Map.
Mr. A. Lindsay.
Mr. A. Malcolm.
Mr. A. Barclay. |
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A farmhouse on the N.N. [North North] West side of road between Milnathort and Damhead near Longside property of Mr. William Mailer occupied by Alexander Lindsay. |
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DUNCREVIE COTTAGE |
Duncrevie Cottage
Duncrevie Cottage
Duncrevie Cottage |
Mr. Andrew Murray.
Mr. William Murray.
Mr. Lilburn. |
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A neat dwelling house two storys high with ornamental ground attached the residence of Mrs Murray. |
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DUNCREVIE |
Duncrevie
Duncrevie
Duncrevie
Duncrevie |
County Map.
Mr. Murray.
Mr. R. Reid.
Mr. A. Watt. |
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A village on the old road to Perth about 3 1/2 miles North of Milnathort the houses are principally one story high of an inferior description there is a Public House and grocery establishment and Smithy in this village. |
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BLACK WELL |
Black Well
Black Well
Black Well |
Mr. Murray.
Mr. White.
Mr. J. Coventry. |
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A spring well on the West side of Duncrevie in the corner of an old road about 130 links from the Public House quoted above. [Duncrevie Village] |
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GREEN |
Green
Green
Green |
Mr. Murray.
Mr. J. Coventry.
Mr. A. White. |
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A small portion of ground adjoining and on the North side of Black Well it is a Commonty and used as a bleaching ground. |
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CARMORE BURN |
Carmore Burn
Carmore Burn
Carmore Burn |
Mr. Clark.
Mr. Walsh.
Mr. McDonald. |
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This burn has its source near the village of Damhead and flows in a South and S.E. [Southeasterly] direction to Burnside from whence it bears the name of the River Eden. |
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LEDGERHEAD QUARRY |
Ledgerhead Quarry
Ledgerhead Quarry
Ledgerhead Quarry |
Mr. Murray.
Mr William Laing.
Mr. G. McCullock. |
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An old Whinstone quarry on the North side of Layerhead [Ledgerhead] Plantation the property of Mr. A. Murray. |
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LEDGERHEAD PLANTATION |
Ledgerhead Plantation
Ledgerhead Plantation
Ledgerhead Plantation |
Mr. Murray.
Mr. Lindsay.
Mr. William Laing. |
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A plantation of Forest and Fir trees the property of Mr. A. Murray on the East side of Duncrevie. |
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GREAT NORTH ROAD |
Great North Road
Great North Road
Great North Road |
Road Schedule.
Mr. A. Watt.
Rev. [Reverend] A. Burt. |
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A broad Macadamised turnpike [road] in good repair leading from Queens ferry to Perth. |
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CASTLEKNOWE QUARRY |
Castleknowe Quarry
Castleknowe
Quarry
Castleknowe Quarry |
Mr. Murray.
Mr. William Malcolm.
Mr. J. Malcolm. |
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A whinstone quarry adjoining the Hillton of Crevie, the property of Mr. A. Murray occupied by Mr. William Malcolm. |
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MEIKLE QUARRY |
Muckle Quarry
Muckle Quarry
Muckle Quarry |
Mr. Murray.
Mr. William Malcolm.
Mr. J. Malcolm |
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A large whinstone quarry S.W. [Southwest] of the Hilton of Crevie on Hillton Hill the property of the above named proprietor. [Mr. William Malcolm] |
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HILLTON HILL |
Hillton Hill
Hillton Hill
Hillton Hill |
Mr. Murray.
Mr. William Malcolm.
Mr. J. Malcolm |
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A prominent Hill adjoining Muckle Quarry principally rough furzy pasture the property of Mrs. A. Murray & William Murray. |
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KINGS KNOWE |
Kings Knowe
Kings Knowe
Kings Knowe |
Mr. William Malcolm.
Mr. A. Murray.
Mr. J. Malcolm. |
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A small inclosure planted with Fir & Forest trees the property of Messrs A. & William Murray |
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[Note:] Meikle. Burns' Glossary.
Meikle: Much...Jameson.
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RED DITCH |
Red Ditch
Red Ditch
Red Ditch |
Mr. G. Chapman.
Mr. A. Malcolm.
Mr. J. Coventry. |
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A ditch or drain in the centre of a field adjoining Rashiefauld. |
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RASHIEFAULD |
Rashiefauld
Rashiefauld
Rashiefauld |
Mr. G. Chapman.
Mr. William Laing.
Mr. J. Coventry. |
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A small farm house about midway between Duncrevie and the Hillton Of Crevie the property of Mrs. Mary [Deas] and occupied by Mr. George Chapman. |
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HILLTON OF CREVIE |
Hillton of Crevie
Hillton of Crevie
Hillton of Crevie
Hilltown of Crevie |
Mr. W. Malcolm.
Mr. J. Malcolm.
Mr. J. Coventry.
County Map. |
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A farm house and steading about 25 chains N.W. [Northwest] of Duncrevie the property of Mr. A Murray and occupied by Mr. William Malcolm. the occupier states that Mr. Murray in all his documents spells the name as given in this page. |
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[Note] Rash : A Rush
Fauld: An enclosure } Burns. |
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SHUTTLEFOLD |
Shuttlefold
Shuttlefold
Shuttlefold |
Mr. Thomas Deas.
County Map.
Mr. A. Murray. |
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A substantial farm dwelling house and farm yard adjoining the property of and occupied by Mr. Thomas Deas. |
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SPRINGHALL |
Springhall
Springhall
Springhall
Golloch, now Springhall.
Springhall |
Mr. William Mailer.
Mr. A. Mailer.
Mr. A. Murray.
County Map.
Title Deeds. |
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A dwelling house and farm yard the property of and occupied by Messrs. William and A. Mailer, this house and place is generally known as Golloch but the proprietors informed me that all Title deeds and other instruments style the place Springhall. |
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LANGSIDE PLANTATION |
Langside Plantation
Langside Plantation
Langside Plantation |
Mr. A. Murray.
Mr. William Malcolm.
Mr. George Lister. |
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A considerable plantation of Fir trees the property of Messrs A & William Murray on the East side of Langside and distant from it about 12 chains. |
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59 Parish of Arngask County of Kinross Sheet 7 Trace 7
[Note:] "Shuttlefold - not in the parish" "Springhall - not in the parish" "Langside - not found on plan." |
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BURNTLAW |
Burntlaw
Burntlaw
Burntlaw |
County Map.
Estate Map.
A. Barclay Esq. |
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A prominent hill on the farm of Candy covered with furze and having a Trig. [Trigonometrical] station thereon. It is also a portion of the Ochil Range of Hills. |
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60 Parish of Arngask. |
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COLLISTON |
Colliston
Colliston
Colliston |
County Map.
Mr. R. Reid.
Mr. William Malcolm. |
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A stone dwelling house two stories high with extensive farm yard attached the property of Mr. John Henry Balfour occupied by Mr. Robert Reid. |
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DRUNZIE QUARRY |
Drunzie Quarry
Drunzie Quarry
Drunzie Quarry |
Mr. R. Reid.
Mr. R. Dixon.
Mr. Bruce |
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A large whinstone quarry on the East side of the old road between KiInross and Perth the property of Mrs. Lourie. |
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DRUNZIE FEUS |
Drunzie Feus
Drunzie Feus
Drunzie Feus |
Mr. R. Reid. Mr. R. Dixon. Mr. Bruce |
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This name is applicable to five dwelling houses situated on the old road to Perth about 14 chains N.E. of Colliston. |
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LOSSLEY BURN |
Lossley Burn
Lossley Burn
Lossley Burn |
Mr. R. Reid.
Mr. R. Dixon.
Mr. William Malcolm. |
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A stream which gathers in a field of Mr. Maillers adjoining Colliston, see Trace 9, flowing to the Parish Boundary thence along the parish boundary for about 20 chains where it becomes the boundary to its junction with Carmore Burn |
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61 Parish of Arngask County of Kinross Trace 15
[Note:] "Colliston, Drunzie Quarry, Drunzie Feus: not inside of this parish". o.m.o. [Ordnance Map Office] |
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TAMTEETHIE HILL |
Tamteethie Hill
Tamteethie Hill
Tamteethie Hill |
County Map.
Mr. R. Reid.
Mr. R. Dixon. |
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A small conical Hill planted with forest and Fir trees a little to the N.W. [North West] of Colliston, the property of Mr. J.H. Balfour occupied by Mr. R. Reid. |
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TAMTEETHIE QUARRY (Whinstone) |
Tamteethie Quarry
Tamteethie Quarry
Tamteethie Quarry |
Mr. R. Reid.
Mr. R. Dixon.
Mr. William Malcolm. |
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A large whinstone quarry on the North side of Tamteethie Hill the property of Mr. J.H. Balfour and occupied by Mr. R. Reid. |
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CALFFORD BRIDGE |
Calfford Bridge.
Calfford Bridge.
Calfford Bridge. |
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A bridge of one arch across [Carmore] Burn a little S.W. [South West] of the Great North Road about 160 links west of the milestone marked 6 to Kinross and to Perth |
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LOSSLEY BRIDGE |
Lossley Bridge
Lossley Bridge
Lossley Bridge |
Mr. A. Murray.
Mr. Thompson.
Mr. Tilburn. |
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A bridge of one arch across Lossley Burn South side of Duncrevie and distant from it about (blank) chains. |
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62 Parish of Orwell County of Kinross Trace 14 & 6
[Note:] "Tamteethie Hill. Tamteethie Quarry: These two objects are not within the Parish of Arngask, neither are they near enough to the boundary to be written." |
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BIRNIEHILL |
Birniehill
Birniehill
Birniehill
Birnyhill |
James Brown.
Thomas Tilburn.
Mr. A. Murray.
County Map. |
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A substantial dwelling house with outhouses and Thrashing Mill attached the property of Messrs. Robertson and Auchmuty and occupied by James Brown this house is in the extreme South end of Arngask Parish. |
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63 Parish of Arngask County of Kinross. Sheet 11 Trace |
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[Note]
"Balvaird Smithy"
"Old Fargie Cottages"
"Mill Burn"...................Sheet 16.1..For the descriptive remarks of these objects see Name Book for Plan 16A (6 inch scale)
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"Pitillock".....................Sheet 15.8...For the descriptive remarks of this name see Name Book for Plan 15B (6 inch scale) |
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[Note]
" Burntlaw" [deleted - Note] See page 60
"Temple Hill"
"Plains Burn"....15.6...For the descriptive remarks of these objects see Name Book for Plan 15B (6 inch scale)
[signed] John Bayly Capt R.E. [Captain, Royal Engineers]
28th June 1853 |
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16A
Co's [Counties of] Fife, Kinross & Perth.
Parish of Arngask. |
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