Forfar (Angus) volume 31

Page List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks Continued entries/extra info
OS1/14/31/1 [Page] 1 Dundee and its Environs. SHEET 54. 6. No. 16, 17, 21, & 22. SHEET 54. 10. No. 1. INDEX. Names of Objects -- Page Blackscroft -- 5 Broughty Ferry Road -- 12 Coupar's Entry -- 3 Crescent Street -- 3 Crescent Lane -- 3 Constable Street -- 4 Croll's Well -- 7 Croll's Rocks -- 7 Carolina Port -- 13 Cottage Factory (Sheetings, Osnaburgs &c) -- 15 Careening Beach -- 23 Dens Works (Flax, Tow, &c. Spinning &. Weaving.) -- 3 Dens Street -- 4 Dundee Gas Works -- 6 Dundee Foundry (Machines, Steam Engines &c.) -- 8 Duntrune Mill (Flour) -- 8 Dundee and Union Whale Fishing Company's Yard -- 9 Dundee and Arbroath Railway -- 17 Easson's Entry -- 3 East Dock Street -- 20 Foundry Lane -- 8 Graving Dock -- 25 Kilcraig -- 16 Lower Dens Mill (Jute & Tow, Spinning) -- 8 Middle Street -- 4 Marine Parade or East Protection Wall -- 19 New Gas Works -- 7 &. 11 Prince's Street -- 3 Peep-o'-Day Lane -- 5 Peep-o'-Day House -- 6 Patent Slip -- 25 Railway Station -- 17 Stewart's Court -- 3 Tay Whale Fishing Company's Yard -- 9 Victoria Dock -- 21 Wallace Street -- 4 Wallacetown -- 4 Wallace Craigie Mill (Flax & Jute Spinning) -- 5 Wallace Mill (Flax & Jute Spinning) -- 6 Whale Lane -- 9
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OS1/14/31/3 COUPAR'S ENTRY Coupar's Entry Coupar's Entry Dundee Directory Mr. Couper 054 [Situation] On the north side of Prince's Street. An Entry in Princes Street, to the east of Crescent Lane
OS1/14/31/3 EASSON'S ENTRY Easson's Entry Easson's Entry Dundee Directory Mr. James Easson 054 [Situation] On the north side of Prince's Street. An Entry in Princes Street Parallel to Couper's Entry
OS1/14/31/3 STEWART'S COURT Stewart's Court Stewart's Court Name on entrance Dundee Directory 054 [Situation] On the north side of Constable Street. An Entry in Constable Street to the west of Middle Street
OS1/14/31/3 PRINCE'S STREET Prince's Street See Name Sheets for Sheet 54. - 6 No. 11
OS1/14/31/3 CRESCENT STREET Crescent Street See Name Sheets for Sheet 54. - 6 No. 11
OS1/14/31/3 CRESCENT LANE Crescent Lane See Name Sheets for Sheet 54. - 6 No. 11
OS1/14/31/3 DENS WORKS (Flax, Tow, &c. Spinning & Weaving) Dens Works See Name Sheets for Sheet 54. - 6 No. 11
OS1/14/31/3 [Page] 3 Town of Dundee -- Sheet 54. 6. No. 16 Trace 1.
OS1/14/31/4 DENS STREET [Dundee] Dens Street Dens Street Name on Corner Dundee Directory 054 [Situation] Extends from Prince's Street to Blackscroft. A Street extending from Princes Street to Blackscroft in a Southerly direction
OS1/14/31/4 MIDDLE STREET [Dundee] Middle Street Middle Street Name on Corner Dundee Directory 054 [Situation] Extends from Prince's Street to Blackscroft. A Street extending from Princes Street to Blackscroft, parallel to Dens Street
OS1/14/31/4 CONSTABLE STREET [Dundee] Constable Street Constable Street Name on Corner Dundee Directory 054 [Situation] Extends from Wallace Street to St. Roque's Lane. A Street extending North Eastward from St. Roque's Lane to Wallace Street Parallel to Princes Street
OS1/14/31/4 WALLACE STREET [Dundee] Wallace Street Wallace Street Name on Corner Dundee Directory 054 [Situation] Extends from Prince's Street to Blackscroft. A short extending from Princes to Blackscroft.
OS1/14/31/4 WALLACETOWN Wallacetown See Name Sheets for Sheet 54 - 6 No. 11
OS1/14/31/4 [Page] 4 Town of Dundee -- Sheet 54. 6 No. 16 Trace 1.
OS1/14/31/5 BLACKSCROFT Blackscroft Name on Corner Dundee Directory 054 [Situation] Extending westward from the north end of Peep-o'-Day Lane to Seagate A Street extending from the East end of Seagate to the Broughty Ferry Road & Peep-o-Day Lane
OS1/14/31/5 WALLACE CRAIGIE MILL (Flax & Jute Spinning) Wallace Craigie Mill Mr. William Halley Mr. D. Kirkaldy 054 [Situation] On the east side of Wallace Street. A Mill Situated on the East of Wallace Street, engaged in Spinning of Flax and Jute. On the opposite side of Wallace Street is the weaving department belonging to the firm which is carried on by hand looms and is distinct from the mill.
OS1/14/31/5 PEEP-O'-DAY LANE Peep-o-Day Lane Peep-o'-day Lane Peep-o'-Day Peep-o'-Day Lane Name on Corner Dundee Directory Thomson's History of Dundee Mr. Davidson C.E. [Civil Engineer] 054 [Situation] Leading southwards from Blackscroft A narrow Lane extending in a Southerly direction from the east end of Blackscroft, to Dock Street.
OS1/14/31/5 [Page] 5 Town of Dundee -- Sheet 54. 6. No. 16 Trace 2. 3.
OS1/14/31/6 PEEP-O'-DAY HOUSE Peep-o-Day House Peep-o'-day House Mr. John L. Kay Dundee Directory 054 [Situation] On the south side of Broughty Ferry Road A house Situated on the South Side of Broughty Ferry Road.
OS1/14/31/6 DUNDEE GAS WORKS Dundee Gas Works Mr. J. L. Kay Dundee Directory 054 [Situation] On the east side of Peep-o'-Day Lane These Works extend South from Broughty Ferry Road to Dock Street & east from Peep-o-Day Lane to the New Gas Works.
OS1/14/31/6 WALLACE MILL (Flax & Jute Spinning) Wallace Mill Mr. R. S. Mathers Mr. John Kinnear 054 [Situation] On the north side of Constable Street & west side of Dens Street A Mill Situated on the West Side of Dens Street & North of Constable Street, engaged in the spinning of Flax & Jute.
OS1/14/31/6 [Page] 6 Town of Dundee -- Sheet 54. 6 No 16. Trace 3.
OS1/14/31/7 CROLL'S WELL Croll's Well Croll's Well Messrs. Kerr & Neane Writers Castle Street Alexander Fenwick, New Gas Works 054 [Situation] At the north side of Croll's Rocks and on the south side of Broughty Ferry Road A large spring well close to Broughty Ferry Road, and on the north side of the New Gas Works.
OS1/14/31/7 CROLL'S ROCKS Croll's Rocks Croll's Rocks Alexander Fenwick, New Gas Works Dundee Directory 054 [Situation] At the north side of the New Gas Works A small patch of steep rocks at the north end of the New Gas Works.
OS1/14/31/7 NEW GAS WORKS [Dundee] New Gas Works New Gas Works Messrs. Kerr & Neane, Writers Alexander Fenwick, New Gas Works 054 [Situation] At the east side of the Dundee Gas Works Extensive Gas Works on the south side of Broughty Ferry Road & on the east side of Dundee Gas Works.
OS1/14/31/7 [Page] 7 Town of Dundee -- Sheet 54 - 6 No. 16 Trace 3
OS1/14/31/8 FOUNDRY LANE [Dundee] Foundry Lane Name on Corner Dundee Directory 054 [Situation] Extends from Seagate to Peep-O'-Day Lane. A Lane running in an easterly direction, from the east end of Seagate to Peep-o-Day Lane.
OS1/14/31/8 DUNDEE FOUNDRY (Machines, Steam Engines &c) Dundee Foundry Mr. Alexander Gourlay Dundee Directory 054 [Situation] On the south side of Foundry Lane This Foundry occupies a large space of ground to the South of Foundry Lane, & extending nearly to Dock St. Machines of various kinds including Steam Engines for marine & land purposes.
OS1/14/31/8 DUNTRUNE MILL (Flour) Duntrune Mill Mr. James Croll Dundee Directory 054 [Situation] On the west side of Peep-o'-Day Lane A Flour Mill Situated on the East side of Peep-o-Day Lane, & immediately North of Dock Street
OS1/14/31/8 LOWER DENS MILL (Jute &. Tow Spinning) Lower Dens Mill (June &. Tow, Spinning) See Name Sheets for Sheet 54. - 5 No. 20
OS1/14/31/8 [Page] 8 Town of Dundee -- Sheet 54. 6. No 16 Trace 4. 5. 6
OS1/14/31/9 DUNDEE AND UNION WHALE FISHING COMPANY'S YARD Dundee & Union Whale Fishing Company's Yard Mr. Smith, Manager Mr. Hume, Manager (of the Tay Whale Yard) 054 [Situation] At the west side of Dundee Foundry A large yard, enclosed by houses, situated on the West of the Dundee Foundry. The premises are used for the purpose of boiling and purifying Whale and Seal Oil, and is the property of the Dundee and Union Whale Fishing Company
OS1/14/31/9 TAY WHALE FISHING COMPANY'S YARD Tay Whale Fishing Comapny's Yard Mr. Hume Manager Mr. Smith, Manager of the Dundee & Union Whale Yard 054 A yard surrounded by houses and situated on the West side of the Dundee & Union Whale Fishing Companys Yard, This place is used for the purpose of boiling and purifying Whale and Seal oil and is the property of the Tay Whale Fishing Company
OS1/14/31/9 WHALE LANE Whale Lane See Name Sheets for Sheet 54 - 5 No. 20
OS1/14/31/9 [Page] 9 Town of Dundee
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OS1/14/31/11 NEW GAS WORKS [Dundee] New Gas Works New Gas Works John L. Kay Manager New Gas Works Mr. Chalmers Castle Street 054 [Situation] On the south side of Broughty Ferry Road A lot of buildings, forming nearly three parts of a Square, Situated on the East side of the Dundee Gas Company's Works. It is used for the purpose of making Gas Coke supplied to the inhabitants of the Town of Dundee according as required. This Place is the property of the New Gas-light Company
OS1/14/31/11 [Page] 11 Town of Dundee -- Sheet 54. 6 No. 17 Traces 1 & 2 [Entry for Cottage Power-loom Factory has been crossed out]
OS1/14/31/12 BROUGHTY FERRY ROAD Broughty Ferry Road See Name Sheets for Sheet 54-6 No. 12 See Descriptive Remark for adjoining Plan
OS1/14/31/12 [Page] 12 Town of Dundee -- Sheet 54.6 No 17 Trace 3 [Entry for Carolina Port has been crossed out]
OS1/14/31/13 CAROLINA PORT Carolina Port Carolina Port Carolina Port Dundee Directory Mr. Davidson C.E. [Civil Engineer] Alexander Fenwick Croll's Rocks 054 [Situation] On the South Side of Broughty Ferry Road This name applies to an irregular group of houses on the south side of Broughty Ferry Road. There was at this place formerly a small port or bay where vessels of light tonnage could be moored to which the name then applied but since the construction of the Dunde & Arbroath Railway which enclosed this port it is gradually being filled up, and is now almost dry land, so the name applies now not to a port but to the site and land and houses adjoining and more particularly to the above[me]ntioned houses.
OS1/14/31/13 [Page] 13 Town of Dundee
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OS1/14/31/15 COTTAGE FACTORY (Sheetings, Osnaburgs &c) Cottage Factory Cottage Factory Cottage Factory Messrs. Kerr & Neane, Writers Castle Street Alexander Fenwick, New Gas Works William Phinn, Seagate 054 [Situation] A few chains south of Broughty Ferry Road A small powerloom factory, a little to the west of Carolina Port, & on the south side of Broughty Ferry Road in which Sheetings, Osnaburgs and other similar fabrics are manufactured.
OS1/14/31/15 [Page] 15 Town of Dundee -- Sheet 54-6 No. 17 Trace 3
OS1/14/31/16 KILCRAIG Kilcraig See Name Sheets for Sheet 54-6 No. 12
OS1/14/31/16 [Page] 16 Town of Dundee -- Sheet 54.6 No. 17 Trace 3 [Entry for Carolina Port has been crossed out]
OS1/14/31/17 DUNDEE AND ARBROATH RAILWAY Dundee & Arbroath Railway Mr Robert Small Dundee Directory 054 [Situation] Passing through the SE [South East] end of Dundee A line of Railway extending from Dundee to Arbroath.
OS1/14/31/17 RAILWAY STATION [East Dock Street, Dundee] Dundee & Arbroath Railway Station Mr. Robert Small Dundee Directory 054 [Situation] On the south side of East Dock Street This is the Terminus of the Dundee & Arbroath Railway Situated South side of Dock Street & North of Victoria Dock.
OS1/14/31/17 [Page] 17 Town of Dundee -- Sheet 54.6. No. 21 Trace 1. 5 Railway Station [note] Railway Station only to be written as the name of the railway will be written along the line [Entry for Marine Parade has been crossed out]
OS1/14/31/18 [Page] 18 Town of Dundee -- Sheet 54.6. No. 21 Trace 6. [Entry for West Protection Wall has been crossed out]
OS1/14/31/19 MARINE PARADE Marine Parade or East Protection Wall Marine Parade or East Protection Wall East Protection Wall Marine Parade Marine Parade Mr. Charles Ower C.E. [Civil Engineer] Harbour Engineer Mr. Davidson C.E. [Civil Engineer] Advertisements relating to ship building &c. Edward's map of Dundee Plan of Dundee Harbour - 1836 054 [Situation] Extending eastward from the Tide Harbour. This name applies to a public road or thoroughfare along the water side the west end of which is only a pier or breakwater partly inclosing the Tide Harbour the eastern end being now in progress of erection and is intended to enclose a Wet Dock is now being built. The remainder of the side of this thoroughfare is built on the water side with strong ashlar work as high as the edge of the roadway to protect it from the action of the water. On the north side nearly along its whole extent are ship-building yards.
OS1/14/31/19 EAST PROTECTION WALL [Marine Parade] Marine Parade or East Protection Wall Marine Parade or East Protection Wall East Protection Wall Marine Parade Marine Parade Mr. Charles Ower C.E. [Civil Engineer] Harbour Engineer Mr. Davidson C.E. [Civil Engineer] Advertisements relating to ship building &c. Edward's map of Dundee Plan of Dundee Harbour - 1836 054 [Situation] Extending eastward from the Tide Harbour. This name applies to a public road or thoroughfare along the water side the west end of which is only a pier or breakwater partly inclosing the Tide Harbour the eastern end being now in progress of erection and is intended to enclose a Wet Dock is now being built. The remainder of the side of this thoroughfare is built on the water side with strong ashlar work as high as the edge of the roadway to protect it from the action of the water. On the north side nearly along its whole extent are ship-building yards.
OS1/14/31/19 [Page] 19 Town of Dundee -- 54.10.1
OS1/14/31/20 EAST DOCK STREET [Dundee] East Dock Street East Dock Street Mr. Davidson C.E. [Civil Engineer] Town Surveyor's Office Charles Ower Esqr. C.E. [Civil Engineer] Harbour Engineer 054 [Situation] The Continuation eastward of Dock Street. This name applies to a street or road which is the continuation eastward of Dock Street along the northern side of the Docks north of the Dundee and Arbroath Railway.
OS1/14/31/20 [Page] 20 54.6.16
OS1/14/31/21 VICTORIA DOCK Victoria Dock Victoria Dock Victoria Dock Mr. Charles Ower C E [Civil Engineer] George Langlands Inspector of harbour Edwards Plan of Dundee 054 [Situation] Along the south side of the Dundee & Arbroath Railway This name applies to a large dock enclosing about 14½ imperial acres it was begun in 1836 along it on either sides are commodious quays for loading and unloading vessels.
OS1/14/31/21 [Page] 21 Town of Dundee -- Sheet 54-6 No. 21 Trace 4
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OS1/14/31/23 CAREENING BEACH Careening Beach Careening Beach Mr. Charles Ower C E [Civil Engineer] George Langlands Inspector of Harbour 054 [Situation] In the N.E. [North East] part of the Tide Harbour This name apples to the NE [North East] part of the Tide Harbour between the Patent Slip and the north side of the harbour In this place vessels needing slight repairs can be attended to during time of low water as the place is then quite dry for a few hours.
OS1/14/31/23 [Page] 23 Town of Dundee -- Sheet 54-10 No. 1 Trace 1
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OS1/14/31/25 PATENT SLIP Patent Slip Patent Slip Mr. Charles Ower C.E. [Civil Engineer] Mr. Brown Shipbuilder 054 [Situation] At the eastern side of the Tide Harbour This object consists of an inclined plane with iron railway and appliances for hauling up vessels for the purpose of having them laid high and out of the water to have them repaired. A steam engine of about 15 horse power for hauling up the vessels. Ships of as high as 1000 tons burthen can be taken up and repaired here
OS1/14/31/25 GRAVING DOCK Graving Dock See Name Sheets for Sheet 54-9 No. 5
OS1/14/31/25 [Page 25 Town of Dundee -- Sheet 54-10 No. 1 Trace 1 [Volume signed] James Carpenter C. Asst. [Civilian Assistant] 20th. Decr. [December] 1858 C.N. Martin Lt. R.E. [Lieutenant Royal Engineers] 20/12/58
OS1/14/31/26 [Page] 26 [Volume] 31 OS1/14/31 D U N D E E AND ITS ENVIRONS. SHEET 54. 6. No. 16, 17, 21, &. 22. SHEET 54 10. No. 1.