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1 [Index Page]
PARISH OF ST. ANDREWS
PLAN 12B.
INDEX
Names of Objects....Pages
Parish of St. Andrews -- 19
Abbey Park -- 16
Bow Butts -- 5
Burnside Cottage -- 14
Claybrae Cottage -- 23
Fleming Place -- 13
Golfer's Bridge -- 4
Gillespie Terrace -- 7
Grange -- 18
Kinness Burn -- 13
Martyr's Monument -- 15
New Inn -- 17
Pilmuir Links -- 3
Pilmour Place -- 5
Public Baths -- 7
Pipeland -- 22
Railway Station -- 3
Rathelpie -- 4
Swilken Burn -- 3
Swliken Bridge -- 4
Step Rock -- 6
Step Lake -- 6
St. Andrews Railway -- 7
St. Andrews Bay -- 9
St. Andrews -- 10
St. Nicholas' Burn -- 11
St. Andrews Saw Mill -- 15
Shore Bridge -- 16
St. Mary's Street -- 17
St. Nicholas -- 18
St. Andrews South T.P. [Toll Bar] -- 23
The Step -- 5
The Scores -- 9
Witch Hill -- 6
Witch Lake -- 6
West Lands -- 8
Wester Balrymonth Hil -- 11
Woodburn -- 15
[Note] All the names on plan 12B not entered in this book, are in Five Feet Name Sheets of the City of St. Andrews. |
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RAILWAY STATION (St Andrews) |
Railway Station
Railway Station |
Mr. [Gouk] Station master St. Andrews
Major Playfair St. Andrews. |
012 |
[situation] About ¾ of a Mile West from United College.
This Station forms the terminus of the St. Andrews Railway, and consists of the usual offices and Sheds. The latter are made of wood but the booking office is built of brick. It is lighted with gas. |
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[Page] 3-- Parish of St. Andrews -- Plan 12B -- Trace 1
[Note] Pilmour Links: Pilmour Links: Pilmour Links [Pilmuir Links] See Name Book Sheet 1 St. Andrews & Plan 12A.
[Note] Swilken Burn: Swilken Burn: Swilken Burn: For Descriptive Remarks See Name Book Sheet 1 St. Andrews. |
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The name GOUK has been checked against Census records. |
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RATHELPIE |
Rathlpie
Rathelpie
Rathelpie |
Robert Lyall ten. & prop [tenant and proprietor]
[Rex] Ireland Argyle Brewery
D. Smith St. Andrews. |
012 |
[situation] About 50 chains S by W [South by West] from United Colleges.
A Small farm house with offices & farm attached; the property of Mr. Robert Lyall of the United College of St. Andrews. |
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[Page] 4-- Parish of St. Andrews --Plan 12B-- Trace 1
[Note] Swilken Bridge: Swilken Bridge: Swilken Bridge: See Name Book Sheet 1 St. Andrews.
[Note] Golfers' Bridge: Golfers' Bridge: Golfers' Bridge: See Name Book Sheet 1 St. Andrews. |
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[Page] 5-- Parish of St. Andrews-- Plan 12B -- Trace 1
[Note] Martyr's Monument: Martyr's Monument: Martyr's Monument: See Name Book Sheet 1 St. Andrews
[Note] Pilmour Place: Pilmour Place: Pilmour Place: See Name Book Sheet 1 St. Andrews
[Note] Bow Butts: Bow Butt: BowButts: See Name Book Sheet 1 St. Andrews
[Note] The Step: The Step: The Step: See Name Book for Sheet 1 St. Andrews |
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[Page] 6 -- Parish of St. Andrews -- Plan 12B -- Trace 1
[Note] Witch Hill: Witch Hill: Witch Hill: See Name Book Sheet 1 St. Andrews.
[Note] Step Rock: Step Rock: Step Rock: See Name Book for Sheet 1 St. Andrews
[Note] Step Lake: Step Lake: Step Lake: See Name Book Sheet 1 St. Andrews
[Note] Witch Lake: Witch Lake: Witch Lake: See Name Book Sheet 1 St. Andrews |
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[Page] 7-- Parish of St. Andrews -- Plan 12B -- Trace 1
[Note] Public Baths: Public Baths: Public Baths: See Name Book for Sheet 2 St. Andrews.
[Note] St. Andrews Railway: St. Andrews Railway: St. Andrews Railway: See Name Book Plan 7C
[Note] Gillespie Terrace: Gillespie Terrace: Gillespie Terrace: See Name Book Sheet 1 St. Andrews |
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[Page] 8 -- Parish of St. Andrews -- Plan 12B -- Trace 1
[Note] West Sands: West Sands: West Sands: See Name Book Sheet 1 St. Andrews. |
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ST ANDREWS BAY |
St. Andrews Bay
St. Andrews Bay
St. Andrews Bay |
Johnston's Co. [County] Map.
Stat: Acct: [Statistical Account]
Fullarton's Gazetteer. |
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[situation] Fronting the City of St. Andrews.
An extensive bay of the Eastern coast of Fifeshire extending from near Kenly Water Mouth on the south, to Tents Muir Point on the North. It takes its name from the City of St. Andrews, which is built on this bay. |
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[Page] 9 -- Parish of St. Andrews -- Plan 12 -- Trace 1
[Note] The Scores: The Scores: The Scores: See Name Book Sheet 1 St. Andrews. |
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ST ANDREWS [burgh] |
St. Andrews
St. Andrews
St. Andrews
St. Andrews |
Stat: Acct: [Statistical Account]
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Leighton's Hist. [History] of Fife. |
012 |
[situation] Eastern portion of the Parish.
An Ancient City in the Parish of that name. Situated on the margin of a fine bay & overlooking the German ocean. It was formerly a place of considerable importance, being the ecclesiastical Capital of Scotland, but since the reformation it has fallen into comparative decay, and is now only remarkable for its universities and the prestige of its past greatness. This city is a mile in circuit, and contains three principal streets - South Street, Market Street and North Street, which are lighted with gas, and intersected by others of less dimensions. The Public buildings are neat & tasteful erections, and many of them are of great antiquity. This city is governed by a Provost, dean of guild, four baillies and 23 Councillors. As a royal burgh it is classed with Cupar, Easter & Wester Anstruther, Crail, Kilrenny and Pittenweem & unites with these burghs in returning a member to parliament. |
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ST NICHOLAS' BURN |
St. Nicholas Burn
St. Nicholas Burn |
Major Playfair St. Andrews
James Anderson St. Andrews |
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[situation] Passes West side of St. Nicholas.
A small stream which rises about 1 mile South of St. Andrews & flows in a northerly direction to its junction with Kinness Burn a little to the S.W. [South West] of the Harbour. |
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[Note] Wester Balrymonth Hill: Wester Balrymonth Hill: Wester Balrymonth Hill: See Name Books 12 C.D. |
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KINNESS BURN |
Kinness Burn
Kinness Burn
Kinness Burn
Kenness Burn |
John Louden Claybrae Cottage
John Gibson Woodburn
James Martin Pipeland
Co. [County] Map by Johnston. |
012 |
[situation] Passes south of Abbey Park.
This stream rises near Strathkinness flows in an easterly direction and passing St. Andrews on the South falls into St. Andrews Bay. |
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FLEMING PLACE (St Andrews) |
Fleming Place
Fleming Place Fleming Place |
Mr. Fleming Proprietor
Andrew Kirk Burnside Cottage
James Martin Pipeland |
012 |
[situation] Adjoining Maggie Murrays Bridge.
This place is composed of houses one and two stories high, occupied chiefly by proprietors of Small Crofts in the Neighbourhood. The tenants have the use of a large bleeching green. The Place is the property of Mr. Fleming China Merchant St. Andrews. |
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[Page] 13-- Parish of St. Andrews -- Plan 12B-- Trace 2
[signed] James Ireland ca [Civilian Assistant] 3rd August 1853. |
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BURNSIDE COTTAGE |
Burnside Cottage
Burnside Cottage Burnside Cottage |
Andrew Kirk Proprietor
John Louden Claybrae Cottage
James Martin Pipeland |
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[situation] A little S.E. [South East] of Fleming Place.
This Cottage is on the South Side of Kinness Burn from which it derives its name. It is occupied by the proprietor Andrew Kirk. |
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[Signed] James Ireland ca [Civilian Assistant] 3rd August 1853. |
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ST ANDREWS SAW MILL |
St. Andrews Saw Mill
St. Andrews Saw Mill
St. Andrews Saw Mill |
James Gibson Proprietor
James Duncan Abbey Park
Mr. Brown St. Nicholas |
012 |
[situation] On the margin of East Sands.
This Mill is of recent erection, and has all the latest improvements applied to the Machinery. There are two Saw frames one for upright Saws, the other for a Circular Saw. There is also a Machine for preparing flooring boards. The Machinery is driven by Steam. The Mill is the property of the Occupier James Duncan, by whom it was built. |
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WOODBURN |
Woodburn
Woodburn
Woodburn |
James Duncan Abbey Park
James Gibson Proprietor
William Brown St. Nicholas |
012 |
[situation] On the margin of East Sands.
This is the dwelling of the proprietor of the Saw Mill, by whom it was built It is a fine house of two stories, with a garden attached. Being lately built both Mill and House are in good condition. |
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[signed] James Ireland ca [Civilian Assistant] 3rd August 1853. |
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ABBEY PARK |
Abbey Park
Abbey Park
Abbey Park |
James Duncan Occupier
James Gibson Woodburn
William Brown St. Nicholas |
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[situation] About 30 Chains S by E [South by East] from United College.
This is a fine Mansion House with parks, and a large garden, the house is at present unoccupied but the farm steading of the same name is occupied by James Duncan, Baker, St. Andrews. The farm steading and Mansion House are the property of Leslie Melville Esq. Banker, London. |
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SHORE BRIDGE |
Shore Bridge
Shore Bridge |
James Gibson Woodburn
William Brown St. Nicholas |
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[situation] About 10 Chains East From Abbey Park.
This is a one arched bridge crossing the Kinness Burn. It was built and is kept in repair at the expense of the County. |
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[signed] James Ireland c/a [Civilian Assistant] 3rd August 1853 |
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ST MARY'S STREET (St Andrews) |
St. Mary's Street
St. Mary's Street
St. Mary's Street |
James Gibson Woodburn
James Duncan Abbey Park
Mrs Peter Gorrie New Inn |
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[situation] A little south of St. Andrews Saw Mill.
This name is given to a row of Cottages, on the roadside near the St. Andrews Saw Mill. Almost all the house are self contained and occupied by the proprietors, who pay feu duty to St. Mary's College on whose land the houses are built In this row is the New Inn. |
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NEW INN [St Andrews] |
New Inn
New Inn
New Inn |
Mrs. Peter Gorrie Proprietor
James Gibson Woodburn William Brown St Nicholas |
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[situation] In St. Mary's Street.
This Inn is situated in St. Mary's Street, is a house of two stories with stabling adjoining. It is occupied by the proprietor Mrs. Peter Gorrie |
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[signed] James Ireland c/a [Civilian Assistant] 3rd August 1853 |
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ST NICHOLAS |
St. Nicholas
St. Nicholas
St. Nicholas
St. Nicholas |
William Brown Occupier
James Gibson Woodburn
Mr. Watt Grange
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
012 |
[situation] On southern Margin of East Sands.
A Moderately Sized farm steading, with dwelling house and small garden. The buildings are in good condition. The farm is occupied by William Brown, and is the property of Mr. Monypenny Pitmilly. |
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GRANGE |
Grange
Grange
Grange
Grange |
William Brown Proprietor
Mr. Watt Occupier
James Gibson Woodburn
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
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[situation] About 1 mile South of St. Andrews.
A fine dwelling house of two stories with garden, occupied by Mr. Watt, and the property of Mr. William Brown St. Nicholas. |
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[signed] James Ireland 3rd August 1853 |
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ST ANDREWS [parish] |
St. Andrews
St. Andrews
St. Andrews
St. Andrews
St. Andrews
St. Andrews |
Full. [Fullarton's] Gazetteer
Stat. Acct. of Co. [Statistical Account of County]
Old Stat [Statistical] Account
Co. [County] Map
Oliver & Boyd's Almanac
Sibbald's Hist. [History] of Fife |
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[situation] In the Eastern Portion of the County of Fife.
A parish on the eastern coast of Fifeshire, bounded on the North by the Eden River, and its estuary which separates it from the parish of Leuchars, on the northeast by the German Ocean, on the east by the Parishes of Kingsbarns and St. Leonards, and on the south & west by the parishes of Denino, Cameron, Ceres and Kemback. Its greatest length is about 10½ miles from Northwest to southeast, And its average breadth does not exceed 1¾ miles. No part of the parish rises to a great height the highest elevation is about 550 feet above sea level. The City of St. Andrews is in this parish, and is situated upon a rocky ridge, projecting into the Sea, at the bottom of the bay to which it gives its name, of which see descriptive remarks an an adjoining name List. There are two detached portions of St Leonards Ph. [Parish] within St. Andrews. - |
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PIPELAND |
Pipeland
Pipeland
Pipeland
Pipeland |
James Martin Foreman
Mr. Brown St. Nicholas
Mr Watt Grange
Johnston's Co. [County] Map |
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[situation] about 1 mile South of St. Andrews.
A large and Commodious farm steading with a dwelling house and garden. It is occupied y Mr. Robert Tullis Wester Balrymonth. Mr. James Martin, Foreman occupies the dwelling house. The Farm is the property of the Madras College. St. Andrews. |
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[signed] James Ireland c/a [Civilian Assistant] 3rd August 1853 |
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CLAYBRAE COTTAGE |
Claybrae Cottage
Claybrae Cottage |
John Louden Proprietor
James Martin Pipeland |
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[situation] A little S.W. [Southwest] of Maggie Murray's Bridge.
This [is] a cottage deriving its name from the ground around it. It is but lately erected, and is occupied by the proprietor John Louden. |
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St. ANDREWS SOUTH T.P. (Toll Bar) |
St. Andrews South Toll Bar
St. Andrews South Toll Bar |
John Sharp Collector of Tolls
John Louden Claybrae Cottage |
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[situation] About 1 mile S.W. [Southwest] from St. Andrews.
A neatly built structure, the dwelling house of the collector of Tolls. The present collector is Mr. John Sharp, appointed by the Trustees of the St. Andrews District. |
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[signed] James Carpenter C. Asst [Civilian Assistant] 29th April 1854
[signed] N. James Cap RE [Captain, Royal Engineers] 2nd May 1854
[signed] James Ireland c/a [Civilian Assistant] 3rd August 1853 |
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Co. [County of] FIFE
PLAN 12B
Names of Parishes...Pages
St. Andrews -- 1 |
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