Forfar (Angus) volume 17

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OS1/14/17/1 DUN [parish] Dun Dun Dun Dun Dun Dun Dun Dun Dun Dun New Stat [Statistical] Account Old Stat [Statistical] Account Fullarton's Gazetteer Sheriff's Returns Valuation Roll County Map Estate Plans G.C. Myers Town Clerk of Montrose Memorials of Angus & Mearns Land of the Lindsays 027; 028; 034; 035 The name of this parish seems to be taken from that of the Proprietor of that ilk. Others derive the name from the Gaelic Dunis, which signifies a hill or rising ground; and it is indeed, on a ground pretty much elevated above the River South Esk. The parish is bounded on the West by the parish of Brechin; on the north by Logie Pert; on the east by Montrose; and on the South & South West by the parishes of Craig and Maryton. New Stat [Statistical] Account. The only antiquities in the Parish are Dun Castle & the Old parish Church. The Scottish North Eastern Railway to Aberdeen passes through the Parish and a Branch of the same line to Brechin runs also thro' [through] this parish to the Bridge of Dun on plan 34.4
OS1/14/17/1 Page 1 There is no portion of this parish detached, nor is there any portion of any other parish contained within the boundary of this Parish.
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OS1/14/17/3 WHITEFIELD Whitefield Whitefield Whitefield Whitefield James McLaren Occr. [Occupier] William Steven Lease of Farm Val. [Valuation] Roll 1861-2 027 A farm house and offices the property of Sir James Campbell of Stracathro.
OS1/14/17/3 [Page] 3 27-7 -- Parish of Dun
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OS1/14/17/5 DAMSIDE Damside Damside Damside Cocklaw William Steven Occr. [Occupier] James McLaren Whitefield Lease of Farm Val. [Valuation] Roll 027 A fine farm house and Offices the property of Sir James Campbell of Stracathro. It was formerly written Cocklaw, but changed to that of Damside by the present Proprietor.
OS1/14/17/5 DUN'S DISH Dun's Dish Dun's Dish Dun's Dish Dun's Dish G.C. Myres Esqr. Mr. Hector, Factor for Craigo William Steven New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] 027 A Lake partly on the farm of Damside and partly on that of Balnillo.
OS1/14/17/5 [Page] 5 Plan 27-11 -- Parish of Dun -- Forfarshire
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OS1/14/17/7 NORTH MAINS OF DUN North Mains of Dun North Mains of Dun North Mains of Dun North Mains of Dun G.C. Myres Esqr. Montrose James Lyall Occr. [Occupier] Val. [Valuation] Roll (1867) Lease of farm 027 A farm house and offices The property of Sir James Campbell of Stracathro
OS1/14/17/7 DUN WOOD Dun Wood Dun Wood Dun Wood James Lyall Henry Cowie, Game Keeper Dun Hose [House] Mr. Low 027 A considerable Fir plantation on the farm of North Mains of Dun The property of Sir James Campbell
OS1/14/17/7 GLENSKINNO WOOD Glenskinno Wood Glenskinno Wood Glenskinno Wood Mr. Hector Factor for the Craigo Estate Henry Cowie Mr. Low Kirkhill 027 A large plantation on the lands of Glenskinno The property of T. McPhearson Grant Esqr. of Craigo
OS1/14/17/7 NETHER DAMSIDE Nether Damside Nether Damside Nether Damside James Falconer Occr. [Occupier] Henry Cowie Mr. Low Kirkhill 027 A small dwelling house with byre and a small croft attached. The property of T McPhearson Grant Esqr.
OS1/14/17/7 [Page] 7 Plan 27-12 -- Parish of Dun -- Forfarshire
OS1/14/17/8 BURNSIDE Burnside Burnside Burnside G.C. Myres Esqr. Factor Val. [Valuation] Roll (1861-2) Henry Cowie 027 A number of small dwelling each having a small pendicle attached the property of W.H.K. Erskine Esqr. of Dun
OS1/14/17/8 DUN COTTAGES Dun Cottages Dun Cottages Dun Cottages G.C. Myres Esqr. Henry Cowie Mr. Low 027 2 small cottages, the property of W.H.K. Erskine Esqr.
OS1/14/17/8 FORDHOUSE Fordhouse Fordhouse Fordhouse James Young Occr. [Occupier] G.C. Myres Esqr. Factor Val. [Valuation] Roll (1861-2) 027 A farm house and Offices the property of W.H.K. Erskine of Dun.
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OS1/14/17/9 BALNILLO WOOD Balnillo Wood Balnillo Wood Balnillo Wood Mr. Hector, Factor No 4 Union St. Montrose New Stat. [Statistical] Account G.C. Myres Esqr. Montrose 027 A fir plantation on the farm of Balnillo. The property of T. McPherson Grant Esqr. of Craigo
OS1/14/17/9 BALNILLOPARK Balnillopark Balnillopark Balnillopark Mr Hector, Factor for Craigo Alexander Malcolm Occr. [Occupier] Mr. Scott Balwyllo 027 A small farm house and offices the property of T McPherson Grant Esqr. of Craigo
OS1/14/17/9 BALNILLO Balnillo Balnillo Balnillo Mr Hector Factor Val. [Valuation] Roll 1861-2 Mr. Scott Occr. [Occupier] 027 A farm house and offices. The property of T McPherson Grant Esqr. of Craigo
OS1/14/17/9 [Page] 9 Plan 27-15 -- Parish of Dun -- Forshire
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OS1/14/17/11 LEYS OF DUN Leys of Dun Leys of Dun Leys of Dun G.C. Myres Esqr. Factor Title deeds Val. [Valuation] Roll (1861-2) 027 2 small farm houses and offices the property of W.H.K. Erskine Esqr. of Dun
OS1/14/17/11 SCHOOL [nr Dun House] School School School Mr. Mackie Schoolmaster G.C. Myres Esqr. Factor Mr. Nichol, Leys of Dun 027 A small but handsomely built school house, having the Teachers residence attached to the south end. It is the parochial school and is supported by the Heritors of the parish
OS1/14/17/11 CHURCH [nr Dun House] Church Church Church Rev. [Reverend] Mr. McLean Mr. Mackie G.C. Myres Esqr. 027 A small but handsomely built edifice being the Parish Church. It was erected aboyt 20 years ago by the Heritors of the parish.
OS1/14/17/11 MANSE [nr parish church] Manse Manse Manse Rev. [Reverend] Mr McLean Mr Mackie G. C. Myres Esq. [Esquire] 027 A short distance South east of it [Church] is the Manse having a Small Glebe attached. The bounds of the Glebe is shown on the trace by a Yellow band
OS1/14/17/11 [Page] 11 Plan 27-16 -- Parish of Dun -- Forfarshire Manse [note] Memo. The Sepulchral Tumuli mentioned in the Old Statl. [Statistical] Account, and by Chalmers in his Caledonia on being on the height to the west of the Manse appear to have been Entirely destroyed. No vestige can be now pointed out nor the site by any old resident. [Initialled] J.B. LtCol.RE. [Lieutenant Colonel Royal Engineers]
OS1/14/17/12 CHURCH (In Ruins) [nr Dun House] Old Church (In Ruins) Old Church (In Ruins) Old Church (In Ruins) G.C. Myres Esqr. Mr. Mackie Rev [Reverend] Mr. Mclean 027 The old parish church which was used for worship till about 20 years ago. It is now roofless, but the walls are kept in good repair and occupied by the family of Dun House as their burial Vault. The grave yard surrounding it is still used as the only place of interment for the parish
OS1/14/17/12 BURIAL GROUND [nr Dun House] 027 The grave yard surrounding it [Church] is still used as the only place of interment for the parish
OS1/14/17/12 ICE HOUSE [Dun House] Ice House Mr. Mackie Schoolmaster Henry Cowie Gamekeeper John Japp, Leys of Dun Jervise's Memorial 027 An Ice House covered with a small mound of earth, which Mr. Mackie believes it to have been formerly a vault or some of the under works of Dun Castle.
OS1/14/17/12 DUN CASTLE (Site of) Dun Castle (Site of) Dun Castle (Site of) Dun Castle (Site of) Dun Castle (Site of) Mr. Mackie Schoolmaster Henry Cowie Gamekeeper John Japp, Leys of Dun Jervise's Memorials 027 Mr. Mackie believes it [Ice House] to have been formerly a vault or some of the under works of Dun Castle. In the garden near to it is an arched Gatway overgrown with ivy, this is also said by Mr. MacKie and Henry Cowie to have been the entrance to the castle "Possibly the old gateway of Dun. the only remaining portion of the Castle where Knox, Melville, and others, so often met with Erskine to consult respecting the best means of promoting the Reformation - belongs to the early part of the 16th Century" Memorials of Angus & Mearns p. [page] 21 By A. Jervies
OS1/14/17/12 GATEWAY [Dun Castle] 027 In the garden near to it is an arched Gatway overgrown with ivy, this is also said by Mr. MacKie and Henry Cowie to have been the entrance to the castle "Possibly the old gateway of Dun. the only remaining portion of the Castle where Knox, Melville, and others, so often met with Erskine to consult respecting the best means of promoting the Reformation - belongs to the early part of the 16th Century" Memorials of Angus & Mearns p. [page] 21 By A. Jervies
OS1/14/17/12 [Page] 12 1000,000 Dun Castle [notes] Not X yet Lt.Col [Lieutenant Colonel] Bayly R.E [Royal Engineers] Monipennie enumerates a Castle of "Dun". Mr. Myres Factor, & the minister can give no information about this [Initialled] DH Mr. Mackie considers where the cross is marked on trace to be the nearest approach to the site of the Castle. [Initialled] JB
OS1/14/17/13 DEN OF DUN Den of Dun Den of Dun Den of Dun Henry Cowie Mr. Mackie John Japp 027 A small Glen or ravine on the lands of Dun, its sides are thickly planted with Forest wood, and through it runs a considerable stream or burn, which is not designated by any name.
OS1/14/17/13 DUN HOUSE Dun House Dun House Dun House Dun House G.C. Myres Esqr. Factor Henry Cowie Val. [Valuation] Roll (1861-2) Mr. Mackie 027 A fine Mansion having Offices; pleasure grounds; and a large garden attached, The property of W.H.K. Erskine Esqr. London Mr. Myres says it was built about the end of the 17th. century.
OS1/14/17/13 DUN'S HIP Dun's Hip Dun's Hip Dun's Hip Dun's Hip Alexander White Occr. [Occupier] Henry Cowie Mr. Mackie Mr. Fyfe, Miller 027 A small Cottage with a garden attached The property of W.H.K. Erskine Esqr.
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OS1/14/17/14 BALWYLLO Balwyllo Balwyllo Balwyllo Mrs. Scott Occr. [Occupier] Mr Hector, Factor Val. [Valuation] Roll (1862) 027 A fine farm house and offices The property of T. McPherson Grant of Craigo
OS1/14/17/14 DUN'S MILL (Corn) Dun's Mill (Corn) Dun's Mill (Corn) Dun's Mill (Corn) Mr. Fyfe Occr. [Occupier] John Crowe G.C. Myres Esqr. Factor 027 A Corn Mill, having a dwelling house and a small croft attached. The property of W.H. Kennedy Erskine Esqr.
OS1/14/17/14 MAINS OF DUN Mains of Dun Mains of Dun Mains of Dun G.C. Myres Esqr. Factor Val [Valuation] Roll (1862) John Crowe Occr. [Occupier] 027 A fine farm house having 2 large steadings of Offices attached The property W.H.K. Erskine Esqr.
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OS1/14/17/15 GALLOWS KNOWE Gallows Knowe Gallows Knowe Alexander Stephenson Leys of Dun Henry Cowie (Gamekeeper) 027 A small eminence covered with wood, having all the appearance of being artificial. It is situated in the Park in front of Dun House a short distance east of the avenue leading from the West Lodge; Alexander Stevenson states that when a boy attending school (he is now a very old man) it was called the "Pit and Gallows" & the tradition was that the former Lairds or Barons of Dun had tried & executed vassals on it.
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OS1/14/17/17 GLENSKINNO Glenskinno Glenskinno Glenskinno Mr. Hector Factor Val. [Valuation] Roll (1861-2) Robert Cruickshank Occr. [Occupier] 028 A fine farm house and offices The property of T. McPearson Grant Esqr. of Craigo
OS1/14/17/17 GLENSKINNO RESERVOIR (Montrose Water Works) Glenskinno Water Works (Montrose) Glenskinno Water Works (Montrose) Glenskinno Water Works (Montrose) Mr. Wood Surveyor of Works Montrose G.C. Myres Esqr. Robert Cruickshank 028 A small reservoir (covered) for the supply of water to the town of Montrose. The property of the Burgh.
OS1/14/17/17 LOW'S CROFT Low's Croft Low's Croft Low's Croft John Morris Occr. [Occupier] Mr. Low Kirkhill Val. [Valuation] Roll 1861-2 028 A small dwelling house and byre attached The property of A.W.Cruickshank Esqr. of Langleypark
OS1/14/17/17 BRUCEMILL Brucemill Brucemill Brucemill G.C. Myres Esqr. Mr. Low Val. [Valuation] Roll 1861-2 028 A small dwelling house with byre and a small croft attached the property of A.W. Cruickshank Esqr. of Langleypark
OS1/14/17/17 [Page] 17 Plan 28-9 -- Parish of Dun Glenskinno [note] Glenskenno, was the old spelling so says Mr. Hector Factor
OS1/14/17/18 LEIGHTON'S LAW Leighton's Law Leighton's Law Leighton's Law Old Stat [Statistical] Account Mr. Hector Factor John Edwards Forester who pointed it out (Ind) [Initialled] J.B. 028 Mentioned as a Tumulus in the Old Stat [Statistical] Account but as nothing has been found here nor the place disturbed, it can only be looked upon as a slight knoll planted with trees & enclosed within Glenkinno Wood. (Ind.) [Initialled] J.B. Lt.Col.RE [Lieutenant Colonel Royal Engineers]
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OS1/14/17/19 LANGLEYPARK Langleypark Langleypark Langleypark Langleypark G.C. Myres Esqr. Factor Val. [Valuation] Roll (1861-2) Title Deeds Mr. Hector factor for Craigie Estate 028 A fine mansion having offices, a large garden, and an ornamental park attached The property of A. W. Cruickshank Esqr.
OS1/14/17/19 KIRKHILL. Kirkhill Kirkhill Kirkhill G.C. Myres Esqr. Factor Val. [Valuation] Roll (1861-2) Baillie Guthrie Montrose 028 A row of houses and a smithy The property of A. W. Cruickshank Esqr. of Langley Park. See adjoining Sheet for Kirk Hill
OS1/14/17/19 WELLHILL Wellhill Wellhill Wellhill G.C. Myres Esqr. Factor Mr. Hector Val, [Valuation] Roll (1862) 028 A small farm house and offices the property of A.W. Cruickshank Esqr. of Langleypark.
OS1/14/17/19 WEST BROOMLEY West Broomley West Broomley West Broomley Baillie Guthrie Occr. [Occupier] Val. [Valuation] Roll 1861-2 G.C. Myres Esqr. 028 A farm house and offices the property of W.H.K. Erskine Esqr. of Dun House
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OS1/14/17/20 BROOMLEY Broomley Broomley Broomley Miss MacKie Occr. [Occupier] Val. [Valuation] Roll 1862 G. C. Myres Esqr. 028 A fine dwelling house having offices, a garden and small plot of ornamental ground attached The property of W. H. K. Erskine Esqr. of Dun.
OS1/14/17/20 GILRIVIE Gilrivie Gilrivie Gilrivie G. C. Myres Esqr. Factor Val [Valuation] Roll (1862) Baillie Guthrie 028 A farm house and offices the property of A. W. Cruickshank Esqr. of Langleypark
OS1/14/17/20 SCHOOL [nr Gilrivie] School School School G.C. Myres Esqr. Baillie Guthrie Mr. Wood Montrose 028 A small private school house situated at the 2½ Milestone on the Montrose and Brechin T.P. [Turn Pike] Road.
OS1/14/17/20 TAYOCK Tayock Tayock Tayock G.C. Myres Esqr. Factor Val. [Valuation] Roll 1861-2) Mr. Wood 028 A farmhouse and offices the property of A. W. Cruickshank Esqr. of Langleypark
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OS1/14/17/21 Site of CHAPEL [Kirkhill] Kirk Hill Kirk Hill Kirk Hill Site of Chapel John Low, Joiner Kirkhill Mr. Balfour Mrs. Scott Brucemill 028 A small eminence planted with wood, situated immediately east of Kirkhill. Messrs. Low & Balfour say, that, about 50 years ago a great number of human bones and skulls were thrown up by the action of the plough, and so late as 5 years ago, when Mr. Low was digging for some sand, threw up a wooden coffin containing a human skeleton. There is a small spot at the N.W. [North West] corner, the verdure of which appears more richer than the rest, and where, Mr. Low beleives that a church or chapel had stood. The fact of a chapel being here or hereabout is corroborated by the ancient name of Langleypark, which Mr. Myres of Montrose says, was Eccles John. The eminence was enclosed by a stone and lime wall and planted about 40 years ago by James Cruickshank Esqr. late Proprietor of Langleypark.
OS1/14/17/21 Stone Cist found here Mr. Low Kirkhill A few yards north of Kirk Hill, Mr. Low says, a stone cist was found when digging for sand some years ago. It contained human bones
OS1/14/17/21 [Page] 21 [Note] "Thus far the dubiety of the parochial district of Layock was settled, but not permanently, for these lands and some others to the west of the burn were afterwards disjoined from Montrose and added to the parish of Dun, as had been previously the Kirk emoluments of Egglis john (now Langley Park) which was "of auld ane Chappell erectit for pilgrimage"." Memorials of Angus & Mearns page 55 By A. Jervise of Brechin
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OS1/14/17/23 TAYOCK T.P. [Turn Pike] Tayock T.P. [Turn Pike] Tayock T.P. [Turn Pike] Tayock T.P. [Turn Pike] Mr. Myres, Montrose Mr. Wood Montrose Mr. Evans Road Surveyor 028 A turnpike gate on the Montrose and Brechin Road
OS1/14/17/23 SLEEPYHILLOCK Sleepyhillock Sleepyhillock Sleepyhillock Sleepyhillock G.C.Myres Esqr. Factor Mr. Hector Mr. Wood Montrose Val [Valuation] Roll (1861-2) 028 A small dwelling with a byre attached. The property of A.W. Cruickshank Esqr. of Langleypark
OS1/14/17/23 TAYOCK BURN Tayock Burn Tayock Burn Tayock Burn G.C.Myres Esqr. Mr. Wood Mr. Hector Montrose 028; 035 A small stream or burn passing through the lands of Langley park to its influx with Montrose Basin. The name commences at the junction of two streams [one] of which rises on the lands of Hedderwick in Montrose Parish, the other on the lands of Langley park.
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OS1/14/17/25 SCOTTISH NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY Scottish North Eastern Railway Scottish North Eastern Railway Scottish North Eastern Railway Printed Cards at Station Time Tables G. C Myres Esqr. Montrose 034 A Railway leading from Perth and terminating at Aberdeen. In its course are many branches. viz. to Kirriemuir, Brechin, Montrose &c.
OS1/14/17/25 SCOTTISH NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY (Brechin Branch) Scottish North Eastern Railway Brechin Branch Printed Cards at Station Time Tables G. C Myres Esqr. Montrose 034 A single line of Railway branching from the Main Line at the Bridge of Dun Station and terminating at the town of Brechin
OS1/14/17/25 STATION [Bridge of Dun] Bridge of Dun Station Printed Cards at Station Time Tables G. C Myres Esqr. Montrose 034 A small station at the junction of the Brechin Branch with the Main line of the Scottish North-Eastern Railway
OS1/14/17/25 BRIDGE OF DUN Bridge of Dun Bridge of Dun Bridge of Dun G. C. Myers Esqr. Mr. Hector Mr. Crowe Mains of Dune 034 A County bridge of 3 arches spanning the River South Esk on the parish Road leading from Dun to Maryton
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OS1/14/17/26 RIVER SOUTH ESK River South Esk River South Esk G.C. Myres Esqr. Mr. Hector 034 For description See Name Sheets for the adjoining parish
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OS1/14/17/27 MONTROSE BASIN Montrose Basin See Craig Parish 035 See N.[Name] Sheet of Craig. The Basin at Low Water in this Parish is generally a mixture of Mud & Sand, having towards the landward side a good deal of gravel sprinkled over it, which makes it much firmer or harder than the parts described on Traces as Mud & Sand. There is mud at one or two places, & Mussel Beds between the South Esk & the Old Dyke known as the Dronner's Dyke. The Mussel Beds are sometimes shifted. Montrose Basin is commonly called "Back Sands" by the people from being the Sands &c. at the back of the Town & Harbour.
OS1/14/17/27 DRONNER'S DYKE Dronner's Dyke Dronner's Dyke Dronner's Dyke Dronner's Dyke Dronner's Dyke Drainers or Dronners Dyke Mr. Webster Tide Surveyor Mr. Murray Customs Officer Mr. Miller Fisherman Mr. Myers, Town Clerk Montrose Mr. Burgess Writer Montrose Memorials of Angus & Mearns 035 "Slezer's view of the town says there was a jetty or harbour in the Basin of the South Esk near the Forthill (in Montrose). Such may have been the case but the long piled erection shewn in that engraving as stretching across the Basin from the back of Forthill, is clearly the Drainers or Dronner's Dyke which was [continued on page 28]
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OS1/14/17/28 Drainers or Dronner's Dyke (Continued 035 [continued from page 27] erected shortly before Capt. [Captain] Slezer visited Montrose. That Dyke was raised with a view to drain & make arable land of about 2000 Acres of the Basin which belonged in property to Erskine of Dun who disposed of it to certain parties who formed themselves into a co-partnery of whom the Earl of Kinghorn was one. That speculation turned out to be unsuccessful for the embankment had been scarcely accomplished when by a sudden storm, it was thrown down, & in consequence several of the projectors were rendered bankrupt. At Low Tides the Drainers Dyke is partially visible". Memorials of Angus & Mearns. The Traces of this Dyke are yet plainly visible in a mass of large loose stones, particularly where it forms an angle in crossing the burn or channel on this Trace. It gradually becomes faint leaving a slight shingly ridge towards the terminations of its ends on the East & West. Traces of the same ridge apparantly, but not forming a continuous or regular line, may be seen as shewn on Trace at intervals towards the land on the West side of the Basin. Drainers Dyke is not generally recognised except by intelligent persons, but "Dronners Dykes" is well known & used by all referred to who know this.
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OS1/14/17/29 STEINSHELL BURN Steinshell Burn Baillie Johnston Lessee of the Fishings his Son and Fishermen in their Employ 035 A large Stream or Burn forming the Southern Extremity of Montrose Basin & flows into the River South Esk a little west of the suspension Bridge.
OS1/14/17/29 BINNY BANK Binny Bank Baillie Johnston Lessee of the Fishings his Son and Fishermen in their Employ 035 A small Sand Bank between the Steinshell Burn & River South Esk on the South-eastern Extremity of Montrose Basin.
OS1/14/17/29 BRIGGS OF BINNY Briggs of Binny Baillie Johnston Lessee of the Fishings his Son and Fishermen in their Employ 035 A well known name applicable to the Northern Extremity of Binny Bank.
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OS1/14/17/30 STICKS BURN Sticks Burn Baillie Johnston Lessee of the Fishings his Son and Fishermen in their Employ 035 A large stream or tributary of the River South Esk, in Montrose Basin visible only at Low Water
OS1/14/17/30 BROADWATER BANK Broadwater Bank Baillie Johnston Lessee of the Fishings his Son and Fishermen in their Employ 035 Authenticated and described in Name Book of Craig Parish.
OS1/14/17/30 MOUTH OF STEINSHELL BURN Mouth of Steinshell Burn Baillie Johnston Lessee of the Fishings his Son and Fishermen in their Employ 035 The opening or mouth of this Burn, where it flows into the River South Esk.
OS1/14/17/30 [Page] 30 [Volume signed] John Bayly Lt. Col. R.E. [Lieutenant Colonel Royal Engineers]
OS1/14/17/31 [Page] 31 [Volume] 17 OS1/14/17 CO. [COUNTY] FORFAR PARISH OF DUN
OS1/14/17/32 [Page] 32 Index Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page Burnside -- 27 -- 12 -- 8 Balnillo Wood -- 27 -- 15 -- 9 Balnillopark -- 27 -- 15 -- 9 Balnillo -- 27 -- 15 -- 9 Burial Ground -- 27 -- 16 -- 12 Balwyllo -- 27 -- 16 -- 14 Brucemill -- 28 -- 9 -- 17 Broomley -- 28 -- 13 -- 20 Bridge of Dun -- 34 -- 4 -- 25 Binny Bank -- 35 -- 2 -- 29 Briggs of Binny -- 35 -- 2 -- 29 Broadwater Bank -- 35 -- 5 -- 30 Church -- 27 -- 16 -- 11 Church (In Ruins) -- 27 -- 16 -- 12 Chapel (Site of) -- 28 -- 13 -- 21 Damside -- 27 -- 11 -- 5 Dun's Dish -- 27 -- 11 -- 5 Dun Wood -- 27 -- 12 -- 7 Dun Cottages -- 27 -- 12 -- 8 Dun Castle (Site of) -- 27 -- 16 -- 12 Den of Dun -- 27 -- 16 -- 13 Dun House -- 27 -- 16 -- 13 Dun's Hip -- 27 -- 16 -- 13 Dun's Mill (Corn) -- 27 -- 16 -- 14 Dronner's Dyke -- 35 -- 1 -- 27 Fordhouse -- 27 -- 12 -- 8 Glenskinno Wood -- 27 -- 12 -- 7 Gateway -- 27 -- 16 -- 12 Gallows Knowe -- 27 -- 16 -- 15 Glenskinno -- 28 -- 9 -- 17 Glenskinno Reservoir (Montrose Water Works) -- 28 -- 9 -- 17 Gilrivie -- 28 -- 13 -- 20 Ice House -- 27 -- 16 -- 12 Kirk Hill -- 28 -- 13 -- 19 Leys of Dun -- 27 -- 16 -- 11 Low's Croft -- 28 -- 9 -- 17 Langleypark -- 28 -- 13 -- 19 Manse -- 27 -- 16 -- 11 Mains of Dun -- 27 -- 16 -- 14 Montrose Basin -- 35 -- 1 -- 27 Mouth of Steinshall Burn -- 35 -- 6 -- 30 Leighton's Law -- 28 -- 9 -- 18 North Mains of Dun -- 27 -- 12 -- 7 Nether Damside -- 27 -- 12 -- 7 River South Esk -- 34 -- 4 -- 26 School -- 27 -- 16 -- 11 School -- 28 -- 13 -- 20 Sleepyhillock -- 28 -- 14 -- 23 Scottish Nth. [North] Eastern Railway -- 34 -- 4 -- 25 Scottish Nth. [North] Eastern Railway (Brechin Branch) -- 34 -- 4 -- 25 Station -- 34 -- 4 -- 25 Steinshall Burn -- 35 -- 1 -- 29 Sticks Burn -- 35 -- 5 -- 30 Tayock -- 28 -- 13 -- 20 Tayock T.P. [Turn Pike] -- 28 -- 14 -- 23 Tayock Burn -- 28 -- 14 -- 23 Whitefield -- 27 -- 7 -- 3 Wellhill -- 28 -- 13 -- 19 West Bromley -- 28 -- 13 -- 19