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Dundee and its Environs.
SHEET 54. 9 No. 1, 2, 6, 7, 11, 12, 16, &. 17.
INDEX
Names of Objects -- Pages
Annfield Road -- 9 & 36
Annfield -- 10
Ashton Works -- 18 & 37
Annfield Cottage -- 19
Anderson's Entry -- 41
Blackness Road -- 5 & 13
Blackness -- 5
Blackness House -- 7
Blackness Nursery -- 7
Blackness Quarry -- 13
Blackness Factory -- 14
Blackness Tavern -- 14
Blackheath House -- 19
Bellfield Lane -- 21
Blackness Terrace -- 23
Binns Cottage -- 23
Blackness Cottage -- 24
Blackness Crescent -- 24
Blackness T.P. [Turn Pike] -- 25
Brown's Entry -- 37
Bernard Street -- 40
Bellfield -- 7
Cherryfield Cottage -- 11
Cherryfield -- 12
Cherryfield Lane -- 13
Cowden Knowes -- 16
Croft's Lane -- 33
Dundee & Perth Railway -- 57 & 75
Dundee Rope Work -- 65
Foord's Lane -- 33
Factory (Sacking) -- 36
Factory (Sacking, Hessians &c) -- 47
Factory (Sacking) -- 51
Factory (Sacking) -- 52
Factory (Sacking & Hessians) -- 55
Firth of Tay -- 75
Greyfield House -- 17
Gillyflower Cottage -- 17
Gardenreach -- 71
Home Farm -- 28a
Hawkhill -- 36
Hawkhill Brewery -- 37
Jack's Close -- 40
Lowden's Alley -- 21
Lower Crescent House -- 58
Manor Place -- 29
Mid Wynd -- 35
McCombie's Close -- 39
Miller's Wynd -- 47
Munro's Land -- 70
Magdalene Place -- 71
Magdalene House -- 72
Magdalene Point -- 73
Magdalene Green or Yard -- 73
North Lodge -- 28a
Neil's Close -- 41
Pine Grove -- 25
Pennycook's Lane -- 34
Pullar's Close -- 35
Post Office -- 40
Perth Road -- 45
Paton's Lane -- 46 & 67
Robertson's Lane -- 27
Ryehill Lane -- 33
Russell Schools (Independent) -- 38
Ritchie's Lane -- 45
Ryehill Houses -- 47
SunnybanK - 18
Shepherd's Loan -- 25
Strawberry Bank -- 24 |
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Index continued.
Names of Objects -- Pages
South Lodge -- 28b
Seafield Works -- 27
St. Peter Street -- 34
Shepherd's Close -- 39
Star Brewery -- 42
Step Row -- 46 & 67
School -- 48
St. Peter's Free Church -- 49
Seafield Bank -- 52
Seafield Lane -- 54 & 67
Seafield Road -- 54 & 67
Seafield Lodge -- 59
Supposed Site of St. Mary Magdalene's Convent or Chapel -- 61
Seafield Works -- 67
Seafield Place -- 69
Seafield Square -- 69
Tait's Lane -- 8
The Crescent -- 26
Taylor's Lane -- 45 & 67
Thomson Street -- 46 & 67
Tay Rope Work -- 65
The Home (Female Reformatory) -- 66
The Vine -- 72
Union Place -- 45 & 67
Viewfield -- 8
Waterloo Villa -- 11
Wilkie's Lane -- 15
Watson's Lane -- 20
West Wynd -- 36
Watt Street -- 39
Westfield Lane -- 42 & 67
Westfield Place -- 53
Westfield Cottage -- 53
Windsor Place -- 57
Windsor Street -- 58 |
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BLACKNESS ROAD [Dundee] |
Blackness Road |
Crawfords plan of Dundee 1776
Edwards plan of Dundee 1846
David Hunter Esqr.
Map of Dundee attached to Borough By. [Boundary] Report |
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[Situation] At the western end of the town of Dundee
A public road of moderate width, Commencing at the South Eastern part of Scouring Burn & running in a North West direction into the Perth Road. On its North side near Scouring Burn is Sycamore place, hereinafter described, & lying off either side are some excellent dwelling houses with gardens &c. also detached Villas & Cottages. The Road is only kept in middling repair |
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BLACKNESS |
Blackness Farm
Blackness
Blackness |
David Hunter Esqr.
Mr. Alexander Bell (Tenant)
Parliamentary List of Voters 1856-7
Dundee Directory 1856-57
Map of Dundee attached to Borough Bouny. [Boundary] Report |
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[Situation] South side of Blackness Road
A well built Farm house, 2 Storeys high having Convenient outbuildings on the North Side and a good Garden lying to the South. There is about 52 Acres of land, chiefly in tillage, attached to the house, as a farm the whole of which is in good cultivation. It is situated immediately West of Blackness House and is the property of David Hunter Esqr. occupied by Alexander Bell, Blackness |
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Blackness [note]
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BLACKNESS HOUSE |
Blackness House |
Dundee Directory 1856-7
David Hunter Esqr.
Parliamentary List of Voters 1856-7
Crawfords Map of Dundee 1776 |
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[Situation] A few chains South of Blackness Road and near the S E [South East] side of Blackness farm house.
A large but plainly built family residence 3 storeys high with suitable outbuildings & offices attached. There are very extensive ornamental & garden grounds in front & behind the house, extending between the Blackness & Perth Roads laid out with the utmost taste & displaying great care & excellent judgement in horticulture. The situation is Commanding & the prospect presented on every side is varied & extensive. It is the property and residence of David Hunter Esqr. |
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BLACKNESS NURSERIES |
Blackness Nursery |
Dundee Directory 1856-7
William P. Laird Tenant
David Hunter Esqr. |
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[Situation] At the western end of the town of Dundee.
A tolerably large nursery, of 6 or 8 Acres, lying to the South West of Blackness House with all the necessary appliances for forcing plants, also greenhouses & other Conveniences.
It is occupied by William P. Laird, seedsman and is the property of David Hunter Esqr. of Blackness House. |
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Blackness Nurseries [note]
Nurseries
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VIEWFIELD |
Viewfield |
Messrs. Cox of Lochee
Mr. James Yule. Tenant
Mr. James Simpson |
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[Situation] On the north side of Blackness Road.
A small cottage house with outhouse attached & about 4 Acres of ground on the North & East sides, cultivated as a market garden. there is an old quarry in this ground which has been wrought out and the whole is the property of Mr. Cox of Lochee and is occupied by Mr. James Yule. |
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TAIT'S LANE [Dundee] |
Tait's lane |
Mr. James Tait
Dundee Directory 1856-7
Parliamentary List of Voters 1856-7 |
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[Situation] At the west end of the Town of Dundee
A moderately wide lane or private roadway extending Northward from Hawkhilll to a small nursery owned & occupied by Mr. James Tait & to the several small dwelling houses & cottage residences situated on its East side, the former of which are 2 storeys high & occupied principally by operatives and the latter by more affluent parties They are the property of Mr. William Thompson, Clothier. Reform St. Dundee and other persons |
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ANNFIELD ROAD [Dundee] |
Annfield Road |
Mr. J. Bell Annfield house
Dundee Directory
Edward's Plan of Dundee
Painted on house Corners |
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[Situation] Extending from Hawkhill to Blackness Road.
A narrow roadway extending Northwards from Hawkhill to Blackness Road. There is a row of small dwelling houses at the South End & on either side above this there are Villa & Cottage residences surrounded with garden grounds &c. It is a private road except to foot passengers. |
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ANNFIELD |
Annfield |
Dundee Directory
Mr. John Bell proprietor
Edward's Plan of Dundee 1846 |
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[Situation] On the west side of Annfield Road at its northern end.
A very neat & commodious villa residence of two storeys surrounded with gardens and ornamental grounds & having suitable office houses &c. attached. It is situated off the West side of Annfield Road near Blackness Road and is the property and in occupation of John Bell |
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WATERLOO VILLA |
Waterloo Villa |
Mr. J. Crichton, Occupant & Owner
Mr. J. Bell Annfield
Dundee Directory |
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[Situation] On the east side of Annfield Road at its Junction with Blackness Road.
A large & compact family residence substantially built, two storeys in height and in good repair.
There are suitable offices &c. adjoining the house and the garden & pleasure grounds attached are extensive & well laid out.
It is the property & residence of James Crichton Esqr. & is situated at the N. E [North East] end of Annfield Road |
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CHERRYFIELD COTTAGE |
Cherryfield Cottage |
Mr. D. Urquhart Nursery Scouringburn
Mr. D. Carmichael Tenant
Dundee Directory |
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[Situation] On the north side of Blackness Road.
A very neat residence, two storeys in height with small garden attached, situated on the North side of Blackness Road within the district known as "Cherryfield" It is in the occupation of Mr. D. Carmichael Mercht. [Merchant] Dundee & is the property of Mrs. Urquhart |
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CHERRYFIELD |
Cherryfield |
Mr. D. Carmichael Cherryfield Cottage
Mr. Urquhart Nursery
Mr. Watt P.O. [Post Office] receiving house Scouringburn
Dundee Directory
Parliamy. [Parliamentary] List of Voters |
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[Situation] Extending northward from Blackness to Scouringburn.
This name applies to small district lying immediately South of the Scouringburn & extends from the Blackness Road Northwards to the former place, bounded on the East by a line extended from the Eastern gate (in Blackness Road) of Urquharts nursery thence Westward by the Nursery bounds to a straight fence running Southward again to the same point as marked in pencil on Trace 2. It comprises chiefly a portion of the extensive nursery of Messrs. Urquhart & Sons, to the South West Corner of which lies a group of small cottage dwellings of one & 2 storeys in height occupied mostly by Laboring people. It is the property of Mr. Urquhart & Captn. [Captain] Hunter of Blackness |
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CHERRYFIELD LANE |
Cherryfield Lane |
Mr. Watt P.O. [Post Office] Receiving house Scouringburn
Mr. Urquhart Nursery Cherryfield
Parliamy. [Parliamentary] List of Voters |
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[Situation] Extending north from Blackness Road to Scouringburn.
A narrow roadway leading Northwards from the Blackness Road to several small cottages & through the district known as Cherryfield to the West end of the Scouringburn. |
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BLACKNESS QUARRY (Whinstone) |
Blackness Quarry (Whinstone) |
Mr. James McIntosh Occupant
Mr. D. Cloudsley Blackness Road |
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[Situation] On the south side of Blackness Road.
A large & extensive Whinstone Quarry situated on the South side of the Blackness Road the property of the parochial Board of Dundee for whom it is worked by Mr. James McIntosh Contractor &c. for the repairs of the Parish Roads &c. |
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BLACKNESS ROAD |
Blackness Road |
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BLACKNESS FACTORY (Sacking) |
Blackness Factory (Sacking) |
Mr. William Johnston Wilkie's Lane
Dundee Directory
Written over entrance |
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[Situation] On the south side of Blackness Road and west side of Wilkie's Lane.
A small factory situated on the South side of the Blackness Road between Blackness Quarry & Wilkie's Lane. It contains 160 looms which are employed in the manufacture of Sacking & coarse linen goods. There is no steam power employed, it being all hand loom weaving carried on and the whole is the property of William Johnston & Son by whom the business is conducted. |
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BLACKNESS TAVERN [Dundee] |
Blackness Tavern |
Mr. D. Cloudsley Innkeeper
Mr. M. Ritchie 50 Blackness Road
Written over Entrance on sign Board |
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[Situation] On the south side of Blackness Road
A small house two storeys high, licensed for the sale of Ale & Spirits only. It is situated on the South side of the Blackness Road & is occupied by Mr. D. Cloudsley. It is not adapted for travellers being merely a drinking house. |
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WILKIE'S LANE |
Wilkie's Lane |
Written on Street Corner
Parliamy. [Parliamentary] List of Voters
Dundee Directory
Edward's Plan of Dundee |
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[Situation] Extending south from Blackness Road to Hawkhill
A narrow roadway leading Southwards from Blackness Road to Hawkhill. There are several short ranges of dwelling houses on either side & also detached cottages with drying greens, small patches of open ground &c. &c. The houses are of one & two storeys, occupied chiefly by weavers & mechanics and are the property of various persons |
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COWDEN KNOWES |
Cowden Knowe
Cowden Knowes |
Written on Street Corner
Mr. D. Cloudsley Blackness Tavern
Dundee Directory
Edward's Plan of Dundee 1847
Mr J. Fulton Town Surveyor |
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[Situation] On the south side of Blackness Road.
This name is applied to a district lying off the South side of Blackness Road and is bounded on the West by Wilkie's Lane until it turns to the East opposite a timber yard, whence it proceeds in a straight line to Watson's Lane & so in a North Eastwardly direction as shown on Traces 6 & 6 to the Blackness Road following which to the West it again reaches Wilkie's Lane.
The district comprises many work shops, short ranges & detached dwelling houses two & three storeys in height & there are several small drying greens & open spaces or Courts within its limits. It is a poor locality & in many parts very dirty |
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GREYFIELD HOUSE |
Greyfield House |
Dundee Directory
Parliamy. [Parliamentary] List of Voters
Mr. J. Coupar 206 Hawkhill |
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[Situation] On the west side of Annfield Road
A neat villa residence of two storeys, with stabling and Coach house attached and ornamental & garden grounds in front & rere. It is situated off the West side of Annfield Road but is approached from Hawkhill by a short carriage drive.
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GILLYFLOWER COTTAGE |
Gillyflower Cottage
Gillyflower Cottage
Gillyflower Cottage |
Mr. J. Coupar 206 Hawkhill
Mr. W. Stevenson Tenant
Mr. James Tait Nurseryman |
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[Situation] On the east side of Tait's Lane.
A small Cottage residence with garden ground attached, situated in Taits Lane on the East side and occupied by Revd. [Reverend] W. Stevenson
It is two storeys in height and in good repair. Proprietor Mr. James Tait. |
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SUNNYBANK |
Sunnybank |
Edward's Plan of Dundee 1846
Dundee Directory
Mr. John Watson Tenant
Mr. J. O. Anderson 176 Hawkhill |
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[Situation] On the south side of Blackness Road.
A Cottage residence of two storeys with a large garden attached both in the occupation of Mr. John Watson, Market gardener. It is situated off the south side of Blackness Road and is the property of Mr. James Wallace, Long Wynd Dundee. The house is in moderate repair only, & thatched with Straw The ground is cultivated for marketable purposes. &c. &c. |
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ASHTON WORKS (Sacking, Hessians, &c.) |
Ashton Works (Sacking, Hessians, &c.) |
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BLACKHEATH HOUSE |
Blackheath House |
Mr. D. Mitchell Owner
Dundee Directory
Parliamy. [Parliamentary] List of Voters |
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[Situation] On the east side of Annfield Road
A substantially built villa residence two storeys in height with a large attached extending in front & rere of the house. It is situated off the East side of Annfield Road & is the residence & property of Mr. D. Mitchell Mercht. [Merchant] Dundee |
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ANNFIELD COTTAGE |
Annfield Cottage |
Mr. James Kidd occupant
Dundee Directory
Mr. J. Coupar 206 Hawkhill |
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[Situation] On the west side of Annfield Road.
A small but neatly built residence two storeys in height, with garden ground attached in front and rere in the occupation of Mr. James Kidd & the property of Mr. J. Crichton Mercht. [Merchant] Dundee
It is situated on the West side of Annfield Road |
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WATSON'S LANE [Dundee] |
Watson's Lane |
On street Corner
Dundee Directory
Parliamy. [Parliamentary] List of Voters
Mr. J. Grant 134 Hawkhill |
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[Situation] Extending north from Hawkhill to Cowdenknowes
A narrow roadway leading Northwards from Hawkhill by the East side of "Cowdenknowes" to the Blackness Road There are several groups of small dwelling houses and workshops on either side occupied mainly by hand loom weavers & laboring men. The locality is poor and dirty and the thoroughfare mostly unpaved. |
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LOWDEN'S ALLEY |
Lowden's Alley |
Mr. P. Mc.Gregor 132 Hawkhill
Mr. J. Grant 134 Hawkhill
Dundee Directory
Ticket on Street Corner |
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[Situation] Extending a few Chains north from Hawkhill
A narrow roadway leading Northwards from Hawkhill to a few detached dwelling houses of two & three storeys height occupied by Mechanics. There are small gardens and drying greens attached to some of these houses, but the roadway is merely an occupation Road. |
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BELLFIELD LANE [Dundee] |
Bellfield Lane |
Ticket on Street Corner
Dundee Directory
Mr. P. Grant 134 Hawkhill |
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[Situation] Extending a few Chains north from Hawkhill
A narrow roadway leading Northwards from Hawkhill to a few small dwelling houses with gardens attached occupied by Weavers. They are the property of various parties & are in good repair |
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BLACKNESS TERRACE [Dundee] |
Blackness Terrace |
Mr. J. Carmichael
Dundee Directory
Revd. [Reverend] J. R. McGavin |
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[Situation] On the north side of Perth Road
Five detached Villa residences, substantially but variously built, with small gardens in front & rere. They are situated upon a rising ground on the North side of the Perth road and are mostly occupied by professional men &c. |
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BINNS COTTAGE |
Binns Cottage |
Parliamy. [Parliamentary] List of Voters
Dundee Directory
James Bruce Esqr.
Plan of Crescent estate 1837 |
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[Situation] South side of Perth Road
A neatly built Cottage residence with Stable & Coach attached and surrounded by some very excellent garden grounds. It is situated on the South side of the Perth road, embosomed in trees and commanding a fine view of the river Tay and distant Coast of Fife. It is the property and residence of James Bruce Esqr. |
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BLACKNESS COTTAGE |
Blackness Cottage |
W. P. Laird (Tenant)
Dundee Directory 1856-7
Parliamy. [Parliamentary] List of Voters 1856-7 |
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[Situation] A few chains north of Perth Road
A very neat Cottage house of two storeys high. Slated, and in good repair. It is situated within and on the E [East] side of Blackness Nursery, is elegant in appearance & comfortable within. It is occupied by W. P. Laird Lesee of Blackness Nursery & is the Property of D. Hunter Esqr. Blackness |
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BLACKNESS CRESCENT [Dundee] |
Blackness Crescent |
Edward's Plan of Dundee 1846
Dundee Directory 1856-7
James Carmichael Esqr. |
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[Situation] North side of Perth [Road]
Consists of two well built and substantial houses of two storeys (forming part of a projected crescent) on the North side of the Perth Road, with ornamental grounds in front & vegetable gardens on the East & West sides They are occupied respectively by The Revd. [Reverend] J.R. McGavin & J. Carmichael Esqr |
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BLACKNESS T.P. [Turn Pike] |
Blackness Toll |
Dundee Directory 1856-7
Mr. John Lyall |
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[Situation] On Perth Road
A toll Bar on the Perth Road belonging to the Invergowrie Road Trust. It is a small cottage house situate on the N. [North] side of the Perth Road at about 1 mile west of Dundee - Occupant John Lyall |
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PINE GROVE |
Pine Grove |
J. Kirkland Esqr.
Dundee Directory 1856-7
Parliamenty. [Parliamentary] List of Voters |
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[Situation] On the south side of Perth Road
A large & handsomely built family residence of 2 storeys situate on the S. [South] side of the Perth Road. It is surrounded with a high wall enclosing a very beautiful garden & has all the usual accompaniments to a gentlemans seat. It is the property & residence of J. Kirkland Esqr. |
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SHEPHERD'S LOAN |
Shepherd's Loan |
Painted on Street Corner
Dundee Directory 1856-7
Mr. John Spence |
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[Situation] Branching south off Perth Road
A narrow roadway, paved on the E [East] side only & extending from the Perth Road Southward to Magdalen Green. It is lighted with Gas & has 2 or 3 Small Houses on the E [East] side. |
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STRAWBERRY BANK |
Strawberry Bank |
Dundee Directory
Painted on Street Corner
Edward's Plan of Dundee 1846 |
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[Situation] Branching southward from Perth Road
A narrow roadway extending from the Perth Road Southward to Magdalen Green, well paved on each side & lighted with gas.
On the West side are several Small Villa residences with gardens attached & on the East side are also a few scattered houses of the same description |
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THE CRESCENT |
The Crescent |
Plan of 'The Crescent Estate'
J. P. Thoms Esqr. Junr. [Junior]
Dundee Directory 1856-7 |
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[Situation] A few chains south of Perth Road
A large old fashioned family residence of two storeys high, having stables & suitable offices attached. It is surrounded by beautiful garden grounds, tastefully laid out the beauty of which is much enhanced by the noble trees on every side of the house. It is the property & residence of P. H. Thoms Esqr. |
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SEAFIELD WORKS (Carpeting, Sacking &c.) |
Seafield Works |
Mr. David Thomson
Dundee Directory 1856-7
Painted on Signboard |
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[Situation] On the east side of Robertson's Lane
A large & extensive power and hand loom factory in which the manufacture of Carpetings, Mattings, Sackings &c. is carried on upon a large scale, employing not less than from 900 to 1000 hands. It is situated on the South side of Perth Road & extends nearly to Magdalen Green being bounded on the East & West respectively by Taylors Lane and Shepherds Loan. Occupant D. Thomson Esqr. |
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ROBERTSON'S LANE |
Robertson's Lane |
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Dundee Directory 1856
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[Situation] Branching south from Perth Road
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HOME FARM |
NORTH LODGE |
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MANOR PLACE [Dundee] |
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D. Hunter Esq |
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A Row of Buildings of recent Construction, on the North side of the Perth Road near the Westend of the Hawkhill |
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South Lodge |
D. Hunter Esq. |
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BLACKNESS NURSERIES |
Blackness Nurseries |
D. Hunter Esq. |
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Nurseries on the Estate of Blackness, the property of D. Hunter Esq. who requests the Name to be altered from Blackness Nursery to Blackness Nurseries |
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Town of Dundee -- Sheet 54 . 9 No. 6
Manor Place [note]
See page 29
Blackness Nurseries [note]
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Received at O.M.O. [Ordnance Mapping Office] on 11th. Jan: [January] 1861. with
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MANOR PLACE [Dundee] |
Manor Place |
Mr. J. Young Manor Place
Dundee Directory
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[Situation] At the junction of Hawkhill with Perth Road.
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CROFT'S LANE |
Croft's Lane |
William Logie (Tenant)
Dundee Directory 1856-7
Parliamentary List of Voters. |
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[Situation] Extending north from the north side of Hawkhill Nearly opposite to Pennycook's Lane
A narrow lane leading Northward from Hawkhill to a small market garden of about 1½ Acres & to several small dwelling houses in the Cottage style with gardens lying contiguous to the same. The former is the property of Alexander Brown Esqr. & occupied by William Logie & the latter the property of various individuals. |
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FOORD'S LANE [Dundee] |
Foords Lane
Ford's Lane
Foord's Wynd
Ford's Lane
Foord's Lane |
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Dundee Directory 1856-7
Edwards Plan of Dundee 1846
Parliamentary List of Voters
Magistrates of Dundee |
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[Situation] Extending from Perth Road to Hawkhill.
A narrow lane extending Northward from the Perth Road to Hawkhill. There are a few scattered Houses of two storeys on each side with small gardens attached, principally occupied by weavers & other operatives and owned by different proprietors |
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RYEHILL LANE |
Ryehill Lane |
Dundee Directory 1856-7
Edwards Plan of Dundee 1847
Parliamentary List of Voters. |
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[Situation] Extending from Perth Road to Hawkhill.
A narrow lane leading Northward from Perth Road to Hawkhill. On its west side towards the Perth Road are 4 or 5 moderately good houses of 2 storeys & Northward a few small houses of an inferior description principally occupied by
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RYEHILL LANE (Continued) |
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the labouring classes. lying East [ ] this Street & between it and West [ ] are some small dwelling houses [ ] placed, with small gardens attached [ ] occupied by the same class of per[son] The property is variously owned |
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PENNYCOOK'S LANE |
Pennycook's Lane
Pennycuik's Lane |
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Dundee Directory |
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[Situation] Extending from Perth Road to Hawkhill.
A narrow lane running parallel to [ ] lane & extending from Perth Road no[rthward] to Hawkhill. Towards the South [ ] a few small houses occupied chi[efly by] mechanics. They are the property of various parties |
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ST PETER STREET [Dundee] |
St. Peter Street |
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Edward's Plan of Dundee 1846
Dundee Directory 1856-7 |
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[Situation] Leading from Perth Road to Hawkhill.
A short narrow Street extending North from St. Peter's (Free Church) in Per[th Road] to Hawkhill. On its West side are a [ ] looking houses & on the opposite, [ ] four better built houses of 3 & 4 [storeys] It is paved on each side and lighted with gas, cleanly in appearance and owned and occupied by various individuals. Th[ere are] several gardens on each side of [the] Street attached to different h[ouses] |
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PULLAR'S CLOSE [Dundee] |
Pullar's Close |
Dundee Directory 1856-7
Painted over Entrance
Alexander Simpson |
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[Situation] On the north side of Hawkhill and E. [East] side of Annfield Road
Is situated immediately within the Angle of the buildings formed by the junction of Annfield Road with Hawkhill. The interior of the Close is dirty & narrow, being blocked up with dust holes & pig stys. The houses are principally occupied by the working classes & are variously owned |
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MID WYND [Dundee] |
Mid Wynd |
Dundee Directory
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[Situation] Leading from Perth Road to Hawkhill
A narrow roadway extending from Ryehill house in the Perth Road Norhward to Hawkhill.
The houses for the most part are of an inferior description, with the exception of a few towards the centre of the Street which are of a more modern date, but all are occupied by the working classes On the N.E. [North East] side is sitruated a small factory in which the Manufacture of Hessians &c is carried on. |
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WEST WYND [Dundee] |
West Wynd |
Edward's Plan of Dundee 1846
Dundee Directory 1856-7
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[Situation] Extending from Perth Road to Hawkhill
A narrow street leading from the Perth Road Northward to Hawkhill. The houses on each side of it are mean & delapidated in appearance, occupied principally by the poorer classes & owned by various parties |
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ANNFIELD ROAD [Dundee] |
Annfield Road |
Edward's Plan of Dundee 1846
Dundee Directory 1856-7
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[Situation] Extending from Hawkhill to Blackness Road
A straight & good road leading from Hawkhill Northward to Blackness Road & to the several detached Villas & other houses situated on either side. Towards the South end of this road is a row of dwelling houses of two & three storeys high at the North West Corner of the road is situated Annfield House the residence of John Bell Esqr. Writer, Dundee |
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FACTORY (Sacking) [West Wynd] |
Factory (Sacking) |
Dundee Directory 1856-7
Mr. J. Ower (occupier) |
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[Situation] South side of Hawkhill and on the E. [East] side of West Wynd
A small, hand loom factory in which 60 to 70 persons are employed in the manufacture of Coarse Sackings. It is situated on the E [East] side of West Wynd & is in the occupation of J. & R. Ower Brothers of Dundee. There is no steam power employed in this factory |
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HAWKHILL |
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ASHTON WORKS (Sacking, Hessians, &c) |
Ashton Works (Sacking &c.) |
Edward Caird Esqr.
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[Situation] On the north side of Hawkhill
A large & extensive power loom factory for the manufacture of sackings, coarse sheetings &c. &c. situated on the North side of Hawkhill employing upon an average 190 hands. It is the property, & in the occupation of Edward Caird Esqr. |
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HAWKHILL BREWERY |
Hawkhill Brewery |
Mr. William Ure (occupier)
Dundee Directory 1856-7
Parliamentary List of Voters 1856-7 |
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[Situation] On the north side of Hawkhill at the east side of Ashton Works
A private Brewery situated on the North side of Hawkhill adjoining the Russell Schools and in the occupation of Mr. William Ure.
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BROWN'S ENTRY |
Brown's Entry |
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[Situation] On the south side of Hawkhill opposite Ashton Works.
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RUSSELL SCHOOLS (Independents) |
Russell Schools |
Dundee Directory 1856-7
D. H. Fair (Teacher)
Mr. Alexander Simpson |
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[Situation] On the north side of Hawkhill
A neatly & substantially built School house in connection with the Independents in which 90 Boys & 50 Girls are instructed, the former in Reading, Writing, History, Arithmetic & Book keeping and the latter in Reading Writing, Arithmetic & Knitting, Sewing and Crochet work. The building was erected in 1856 & in honor of one of the ministers of the above sect (Mr. Russell) was named after him. It is supported entirely by voluntary contributions and the Master's salary 60£ per annum, as well as that of the ministers £30, is provided for in like manner
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WATT STREET [Dundee] |
Watt Street |
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Dundee Directory 1856-7
Parliamentary List of Voters
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[Situation] On the south side of Hawkhill
A short & narrow Street leading Southward from Hawkhill to the several dwelling houses situated on either side & also to a small Court lying off the South East corner of the same It is partly paved & lighted with Gas but the houses are mean in appearance & dirty. There is no outlett Southward from the Street. |
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SHEPHERD'S CLOSE |
Shepherd's Close |
Painted over Entry
Dundee Directory 1856-7 |
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[Situation] On the south side of Hawkhill and west side of McCombie's Close
A few small dwelling houses of an inferior description situated in a Court lying off the South side of Hawkhill, with which it communicates by a passage under the houses & also the adjacent Close to the Eastward. |
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MCCOMBIE'S CLOSE [Dundee] |
McCombie's Close |
Mrs. A. Simpson
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[Situation] On the south side of Hawkhill and west side of Watt Street
A small Court situate to the Eastward of the foregoing with which it communicates & also with Hawkhill. The houses are similar in character to those above described |
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BERNARD STREET [Dundee] |
Bernard Street |
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Dundee Directory 1856-7
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Edward's Plan of Dundee 1846 |
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[Situation] On the south side of Hawkhill and a few chains E. [East] of Watt Street
A short, paved Street leading Southward from Hawkhill to the several houses lying on either side which are two storeys high & principally tenanted by weavers and other working people. It is lighted with Gas Lamps but dirty in appearance |
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JACK'S CLOSE [Dundee] |
Jack's Close |
Painted over entry
James McRae (Hawkhill) |
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[Situation] On the south side of Hawkhill between Bernard Street & Watt Street
A small Court lying off the south side of Hawkhill, with which it communicates by a passage under the houses.
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POST OFFICE [Perth Road] |
Post Office (District) |
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Post office Guide |
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[Situation] On the north side of Perth Road, near the south end of Pennycook's Lane.
A receiving house for letters; situated at the junction of Pennycook's Lane & Perth Road & in connection with the Genl. [General] Post Office Dundee |
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ANDERSON'S ENTRY |
Anderson's Entry |
Dundee Directory 1856-7
Painted on Street Corner
Mr. E. Anderson |
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[Situation] On the south side of Hawkhill a few chains E. [East] of Bernard Street
A narrow roadway or entry lying off the S. [South] side of Hawkhill & leading to several small dwelling houses (some in the cottage style) with gardens attached & also to some workshops & a Timber yard in the occupation of the Messrs. Anderson & Chalmers. Joiners &c. The cottages are cheifly occupied by Mechanics & Laborers. |
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NEIL'S CLOSE [Dundee] |
Neil's Close |
Dundee Directory 1856-7
Painted over entry
Mr. E. Anderson |
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[Situation] On the south side of Hawkhill a little east of Anderson's Entry
A small Court lying off the South side of Hawkhill, in which there are 5 or 6 small dwelling houses of an inferior description occupied principally by Laboring men.
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STAR BREWERY |
Star Brewery |
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[Situation] On the north side of Perth Road & on the west side of Miller's Wynd
A private Brewery in the occupation of Messrs. Prain and Doig It is situated on the North side of Perth Road at the junction with Miller's Wynd & contains all the appliances requisite for carrying on that branch of business |
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WESTFIELD LANE |
Westfield lane |
Dundee Directory
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Mr. George Hutton |
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[Situation] Extending from Perth Road to Magdalene Yard Road.
A very narrow lane leading from Perth Road Southwards to Magdalen Yard Road. On the West side is a row of 3 or 4 Cottage houses and also two substantially built houses. Messrs. A Storrier & Sons. Factory extends southwards from Perth Road for a short distance down this lane. In it are employed 60 hands in the manufacture of sackings, sheetings &c. |
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RITCHIE'S LANE |
Ritchie's lane |
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Dundee Directory 1856-7
Edwards Plan of Dundee 1846 |
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[Situation] Extending from Hawkhill to Perth Road
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TAYLOR'S LANE [Dundee] |
Taylor's lane |
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Dundee Directory 1856-7
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[Situation] Extending south from Perth Road a few chains west of Union Place
A long narrow Street extending Southward from the Perth Road by the Seafield works to Magdalen Green. The houses are two storeys high chiefly and occupied by workmen & others. |
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UNION PLACE [Dundee] |
Union place |
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Dundee Directory 1856-7
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[Situation] Extending from Perth Road to Magdalene Green or Yard
A narrow Street leading Southward from Perth Road to Magdalen Green. The houses are of 2 and 3 storeys high & have neat and ornamental gardens attached in many cases. |
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PERTH ROAD |
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STEP ROW |
Step Row |
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[Situation] Extending south from Perth Road to Magdalene Green
A clean & cleanly looking Street leading from Perth Road Southward to Magdalen Green.
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PATON'S LANE [Dundee] |
Paton's lane |
Edward's Plan of Dundee 1846
Dundee Directory 1856-7
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[Situation] Extending from Perth Road to Magdalene Green & Magdalene Place
A narrow paved roadway extending from Magdalen Green Northward to the Perth Road. There are some good cottage houses with gardens attached on both sides of the road, which is lighted with gas and kept clean On the West side is "The Home" |
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THOMSON STREET [Dundee] |
Thomson Street |
Edward's Plan of Dundee 1846
Dundee Directory 1856-7
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[Situation] Extending from Perth Road to Magdalene Green & Magdalene Place
A straight, clean, & well paved Street leading Northward from Magdalen Green to the Perth Road. On either side are good houses of 2 & 3 storeys high with small gardens attached. There are also a few detached Villas on it. |
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RYEHILL HOUSES |
Ryehill Houses |
Title Deeds of property
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Dundee Directory 1856-7
Parliamentary List of Voters
Mr. James Carmichael (Proprietor) |
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[Situation] On the west side of Mid Wynd
Two Cottage Dwelling houses two Storeys high, with small gardens in front, situated on the S.W [South West] side of Mid Wynd & in the occupation of James Crichton Agent &c. and James Paxton, Grocer &c of Dundee. & owned by Mr. James Carmichael |
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MILLER'S WYND |
Miller's Wynd |
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Dundee Directory 1856-7
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[Situation] Extending north from Perth Road to Hawkhill
A narrow paved Street extending from Perth Road Northward to Hawkhill. On its west side are a few well built but small dwelling houses of two storeys, & on both sides numerous small houses of an inferior description, cheifly occupied by weavers & factory operatives |
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FACTORY (Sacking, Hessians &c) [Mid Wynd] |
Factory (Hessians &c) |
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Dundee Directory |
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[Situation] On the east side of Mid Wynd
A small hand loom factory for the manufacture of Sheeting, Sackings &c. Situate on the E [East] side of Mid Wynd. It is in the occupation of Messrs. James & William Scott and employs on an average about 60 hands in the above manufacture &c. &c. |
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SCHOOLS [St Peter's Free Church, Dundee] |
St. Peters Free Church Schools |
Dundee Directory (Teachers)
Duncan McDonald
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Situation] Adjoining the west side of St. Peter's Free Church
A day School for Boys & Girls in connection with St. Peter's Free Church, on the N. [North] West side of which it is situated. Instruction is afforded in this School to 130 Boys in the following branches Reading, Writing, Grammar, Algebra, Arithmetic, Geometry Latin & Drawing a sum varying from 3s to 4s 6d [£0.3.0 to £0.4.6] per Quarter & the female scholars are taught at the same rate English reading, Writing Grammar Geography Arithmetic & Drawing. The Schools are supported by Voluntary Contribution aided by Government grant of £172.0.0 per annum
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ST PETER'S FREE CHURCH |
St. Peter's Church (Free) |
Edwards Plan of Dundee 1846
Dundee Directory 1856-7
Revd. [Reverend] J. Burns |
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[Situation] On the west side of St. Peter Street
A large and commodious Church situated on the South West side of St. Peter Street, near its junction with Perth Road and used by a Congregation of the Free Church of Scotland. It contains sittings for 1140 persons, of which 784 are let, and 100 are free, the remainder are unlet The number of Communicants is about 600, and the ministers salary £250.0.0 is derived from Voluntary offerings, Pew rents, & the Free Church Sustentation fund. There is a day school for Boys and Girls in connection with this Church situated Contiguous to the same
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The Nave is plainly built without ornament. The architecture displays no particular features being modern & mixed and unpretending in appearance This edifice was erected originally in connection with the Established Church, before the "disruption" but in 1845 was sold for debt and was purchased by the present Free Church Congregation. In front of the Church is a small & neat burying ground towards the North West corner of which is a very fine monument of white marble erected to the memory of an eminent divine The Revd. [Reverend] R M McCheyne who is reputed to have been eminently successful in the ministry & respected by all classes in Dundee |
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FACTORY (Sacking)[Thomson Street] |
Factory (Sacking) |
Dundee Directory
Mr. John Adams |
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[Situation] On the east side of Thomson Street
A factory situated on the East side of Thomson Street with an extensive ropework adjoining the latter extending from the Perth Road to Magdalen Green.
Sackings are here manufactured employing together with the rope work upon an average upwards of 100 persons. The firm is known as Halket and Adams. |
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SEAFIELD BANK |
Seafield Bank |
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Mr. D. Todd (Seafield Road) |
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[Situation] On the east side of Seafield Road
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FACTORY (Sacking) [Seafield Lane] |
Factory (Sacking) |
Mr. James Irons
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[Situation] On the west side of Seafield Lane
A large factory situated on the west side of Seafield Lane and occupied by Mr. James Irons Sackings of various descriptions are here manufactured in large quantities giving employment to 150 persons upon an average
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WESTFIELD PLACE |
Westfield Place |
Dundee Directory 1856-7
Painted on Street Corner
Mr. G. Hutton |
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[Situation] Extending from Perth Road to Magdalene Yard Road
A narrow, paved roadway extending Southward from the Perth Road to Magdalen Yard Road There are some good dwelling houses in this thoroughfare some, built as Detach'd Villas with gardens attached & others in the Cottage style. They are principally occupied by retired Bankers, Writers & others |
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WESTFIELD COTTAGE |
Westfield Cottage |
Parliamenty. [Parliamentary] List of Voters
Dundee Directory
Charles Clarke Esqr. |
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[Situation] Between Westfield Lane and Westfield Place
A very pleasing Cottage residence built in the Swiss style, with ornamental garden grounds in front & also vegetable garden & Hothouses. The 'tout ensemble of this dwelling, which is situated on the West side of Westfield Place is highly picturesque. It is the property & residence of Charles Clarke Esqr. |
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SEAFIELD LANE |
Seafield lane |
Painted on Street Corner
Dundee Directory
Mr. J. Jack |
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[Situation] Extending south from Perth Road
A narrow roadway extending Southward from the Perth Road to Magdalen Green by Seafield Road On the West side is a large Factory for the manufacture of Sackings &c. & towards the South end on the same side are about 6 or 7 small 2 storey houses with gardens in rere occupied principally by weavers. |
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SEAFIELD ROAD [Dundee] |
Seafield Road |
Dundee Directory
Painted on Street Corner
Mr. D. Shepherd |
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[Situation] Extending from Perth Road to Magdalene Yard Road.
A moderately wide thoroughfare leading from the Perth Road Southward to Magdalen Yard Road. On its E. [East] side are some good dwelling houses of 3 & 4 storeys with gardens attached & known by the name of Seafield Bank, further South of which on the same side are two sides of an unfinished Square named Seafield Square. This Road was formerly called "Sandy Road" |
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FACTORY (Sacking, Hessians &c) [Perth Road] |
Factory (Sacking & Hessians) |
Mr. A. Storrier occupant
Mr. James Baxter manager |
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[Situation] On the South side of Perth Road.
A small hand loom factory containing 52 hand looms used in weaving Sackings and Hessians situated on the South side of the Perth Road and in the occupation Messrs. A. Storrier and Sons. The factory is in rere of two small houses in Perth Road used as a warehouse.
Mr. James Baxter. Manager |
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DUNDEE AND PERTH RAILWAY |
Dundee & Perth Railway |
Mr R. Allison. (Secty. [Secretary])
Dundee Directory 1856-7
Half Yearly Report of the Compy. [Company]
Act 8th & 9th Victæ. [Victoriae]
Bradshaw's Railway Map of Gt. [Great] Britain
Murray's Railway Map of Gt. [Great] Britain |
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[Situation] Running westward from the South side of Dundee along the shore of the Firth of Tay
A line of Railway extending between & connecting the Towns of Dundee & Perth, constructed under the Act 8th & 9th Victæ [Victoriae] Cap: [Chapter] 157. It is a double line of Railway upon which only a moderate amount of traffic is carried on both in Merchandise & Traffic as partly evinced by the payment of a Dividend of 1¾ per cent only, per annum to the shareholders |
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WINDSOR PLACE [Dundee] |
Windsor Place |
Edward's Plan of Dundee 1846
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[Situation] On the east of Windsor Street
A neat range of modern built self-Contained houses situated at the Western end of Magdalen Green & between Strawberrybank & Windsor Street they have small gardens in front & rere & are mostly occupied by the respective proprietors. |
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WINDSOR STREET [Dundee] |
Windsor Street
Windsor Street |
Parliamenty. [Parliamentary] List of Voters
Dundee Directory 1856-7
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[Situation] At the north side of the western end of Magdalene Green.
An unfinished Street leading Northwards from the West End of Magdalen Green, by Windsor Place. When completed it will extend to the Perth Road, joining it opposite the West end of Blackness Crescent. |
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LOWER CRESCENT HOUSE |
Lower Crescent House
Lower Crescent House |
P.H. Thoms Esqr.
Mr. J. Wardrope |
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[Situation] On the west side of Windsor Street.
A very neat dwelling house situated off the West side of Windsor Street, at the West end of Magdalen Green. It is surrounded by Fruit, Vegetable & market gardens and has an Icehouse a short distance North from the house.
Mr. J. Wardrope is the occupier and it is the property of P.H. Thoms Esqr Manufacturer &c. of Dundee |
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Plan 54.9. No. 11 Trace 2 -- Town of Dundee |
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SEAFIELD LODGE |
Seafield Lodge |
Edward's Plan of Dundee 1846
Dundee Directory
Mr. D. Thomson |
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[Situation] On the east side of Shepherd's Loan
A substantial & neatly built dwelling house of modern Construction surrounded by Ornamental garden grounds & shrubberies. It is situated on the North side of Magdalen Green, a short distance South from Seafield Works & commands a fine view of the River Tay & opposite Coast of Fife.
It is the property of Messrs. Thomsons of Seafield works and is in the occupation of Mr. D. Thomson of that Firm |
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Plan 54.9 No. 11 Trace 3 -- Town of Dundee |
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Supposed Site of ST. MARY MAGDALENE'S CONVENT or CHAPEL [Dundee] |
Supposed Site of St. Mary Magdalene's Convent, or Chapel
Supposed Site of St. Mary Magdalene's Convent, or Chapel
Supposed Site of St. Mary Magdalene's Convent, or Chapel
Supposed Site of St. Mary Magdalene's Convent, or Chapel
Supposed Site of St. Mary Magdalene's Convent, or Chapel |
Mr. Charles Roger, - Librarian Dundee, Library
Mr. James Thomson, Dundee Author of History of Dundee
William Reid Esqr. Writer Johnfield, Dundee
Revd. [Reverend] S. Keenan - Nethergate Dundee
Colin Symers Esqr. Nethergate, Dundee |
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[Situation] Near the west end of Magdalene Green or Yard.
This spot is pointed out as the site of a religious house which stood here before the Reformation. The place at present consists of Slightly elevated ground partly rocky undersoil, but no trace or vestige of any building is to be seen, yet all the old inhabitants of the town who pay attention to the traditions of the locality generally point it out as the site of a small Convent or some religious ho. [house] from which the green or park took its name. Mr. Charles Roger an educated man and one who paid much attention to the study of antiquities and now upwards of 70 years of age states that about 30 years ago he saw some remains or foundation of a buildng removed which was then generally believed to be that of a religious house. Mr. James Thomson author of a history of Dundee has been consulted and he confirms the above statement and further states that he learned that it was a small Cell or Convent the inmates of which consisted of five sisters but from what source he learned this he did not state The following gentlemen
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A cloister of Magdalenes stood near the river at the south west side of the town where a large irregular field in the vicinity of its site which cannot now be accurately pointed out has from them the name of Magdalene Yard or Green and this affords some [ground] to suppose that it had belonged in property to the nuns. Many years ago when the foundations were excavating for the house erected by the late Bailie Andrew Peddie on the north verge of the Green and at the foot of the lane called the Step Row the labourers dug up several fragments of statues among which there was a finely executed [head] almost the size of life. This head was long in our possession and from the fact of these relics being found at that place we are tempted to conclude that the site of the nunnery was where Mr. Peddies house stands.* The use and superiority of the Magdalene Green is vested in the town Council for the common use and in the University of St. Andrews which is said to derive an annual of £5 — whether Scots or English is not stated but most probably the more for the grazing it affords. A row of march stones but now greatly [curtailed in] number from what we have known there runs along the side of the road that bounds the northern side of the Green on which the armorial Saltier of St Andrews and the date 1619 were rudely scratched. There is one which bears the lilies of Dundee and the date 1749 in a tolerable style of sculpture as also another with the same bearing and the former date but very little better than those of St. Andrews. Nothing more is known concerning this establishment." Thomson's Hist. [History] of Dundee p. [page] 329 |
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* Note. Particular research and enquiry have been made concerning the fragments of statues &c,
said to have been found but no one in the locality nor in the town could be found
that even remembers to have seen any of these except Mr. Thomson, And Mr. Charles Rogers who
remembers the time when Bailie Peddies house was built says that the above statement is
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DUNDEE ROPE WORK |
Dundee Rope Work |
Painted over Counting house
Mr. H. Buik proprietor
Mr. John Toish 125 Perth Road
Mr. W. Clark Gardenreach |
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[Situation] On the east side of Union Place.
Comprises premises extending from the E. [East] side of Union Place, Perth Road to Magdalen Green in which the manufacture of Rope, Cord & twine is carried on by the firm of Messrs. A. & H. Buik
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TAY ROPE WORK |
Tay Rope Work |
Written over Counting house
Mr. A. Ogilvie Perth Road
Mr. John Keiller 105 Perth Road
Mr. A. Ray Seabank
Dundee Directory 1856-7 |
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[Situation] From Perth Road to Magdalene Place
Are premises stretching from the Perth Road to Magdalen Place in which from 20 to 30 men & boys are employed in Rope making It is the property & in the occupation of Messrs. Ogilvie & Son. There is no steam power employed |
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THE HOME (Female Reformatory) |
The Home (Female Reformatory) |
Mrs. Simpson School Mistress
Mrs. Nicholl Matron
Half Yearly Report of the Institution 1857
Dundee Directory 1856-57 |
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[Situation] On the west side of Paton's Lane
This Institution established in 1848 for the Reformation of females, is situated on the West side of Paton's Lane inclosed within high Stone walls. It consists of a large house 3 or 4 Storeys high, with a large drying ground in front The interior of the building is divided into Suitable apartments for the inmates 29 in number who are kept fully employed & in strict seclusion & who are is some cases detained here for two years. The building was erected by Subscription and is partly endowed & partly supported by subscriptions &c It is under the patronage of Royalty & the management is vested in a Committee of Ladies. There is a resident Matron & instructress |
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TAYLOR'S LANE |
Taylor's Lane |
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SEAFIELD WORKS (Carpeting, Sacking, &c.) |
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UNION PLACE |
Union Place |
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STEP ROW |
Step Row |
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Paton's Lane |
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THOMSON STREET |
Thomson Street |
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SEAFIELD LANE |
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SEAFIELD ROAD |
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WESTFIELD LANE |
Westfield Lane |
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SEAFIELD PLACE |
Seafield Place |
Mr. Alexander Kay Seabank
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Dundee Directory
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Mr. A. Hood. Seafield Place |
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[Situation] Extending from Thomson Street to Paton's Lane
A row of neat dwelling houses of two & three storeys in height with small gardens attached, extending from Thomsons Street to Patons Lane. They are occupied by respectable tradespeople & are mostly the property of their various occupants. |
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SEAFIELD SQUARE [Dundee] |
Seafield Square |
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[Situation] On the east side of Seafield Road
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BELLFIELD |
Bellfield |
Mr. J. Duff owner
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[Situation] A few chains east of Tay Rope Works
A neat villa residence of two storeys in height, with garden & ornamental grounds in front & rere, situated on the East side of Tay Rope Work & fronting the Firth of Tay & Magdalen Green. It is the property and residence of Mr. J. Duff. |
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MUNRO'S LAND |
Munro's Land |
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[Situation] On the west side of Step Row
A small group of Cottages mostly occupied by hand loom weavers Situated at the South end of Step Row & to the East of Tay Rope Work. They are of inferior description as dwellings and are the property of Mr. John Munro. Dyers Pend Scouringburn. |
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GARDENREACH |
Gardenreach
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Gardenreach
Garden Reach |
Mr. W. Clark owner
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[Situation] On the east side of Thomson Street.
A large, self contained house with gardens & ornamental grounds attached pleasantly situated at the foot of Thomsons Stt. in Magdalen Place. It is the property & residence of Mr. W. Clark Shipowner Dundee |
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MAGDALENE PLACE |
Magdalen Place |
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[Situation] At the north side of Magdalen Green or Yard
This name applies to part of the road along the north side of Magdalene green or Yard with a few houses with gardens attached, &c, extending from Paton's Lane Eastward to "The Vine" at the foot of Magdalen Yard Road & fronting Magdalen Green & the Firth of Tay. They are chiefly the property of their respective occupants |
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THE VINE |
"The Vine" |
George Duncan Esqr.
Edward's Map of Dundee 1846
J. McEwen Esqr.
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[Situation] Near the east end of Magdalene Green or Yard
A very elegant Villa residence tastefully built in the Classic Style and surrounded by a small but beautiful garden. It is situated at the East end of Magdalen Green, enclosed within a high wall on the North & railed in, in front.
It is the property & residence of George Duncan Esqr. late M.P. [Member of Parliament] for Dundee |
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Magdalene House |
Magdalen House |
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A large & well built self contained house with a small garden & ornamental ground attached situated at the East end of Magdalen Place & having suitable offices in rere It is the property and residence of J. Horsburgh Esqr. |
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MAGDALENE POINT |
Madalen point |
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[Situation] At the SW [South West] end of the town of Dundee
Is a small rocky promontory jutting out from the South side of Magdalen Green into the Firth of Tay. It is protected around the sides by masonry and at its extreme point is a slip with life boat attached & running tackle constructed so as to ensure the speedy launch of the boat. These precautions have been taken by the local authorities owing to so many cases of drowning having occurred at this place which is resorted to by great numbers of persons for bathing |
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MAGDELENE GREEN OR YARD |
Magdalen Green
Magdalen Yard
Magdalen Yard or Green
Magdalen Green
Magdalen Yard |
Mr. J. Fulton Surveyor
J. McEwen Esqr. Writer
Mr. A. Simpson Wellgate
Dundee Directory
Thomson's History of Dundee
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[Situation] At the S W. [South West] end of the town of Dundee
A large, open, irregular space of ground skirting the margin of the Firth of Tay & situated at the South West of the town On its North side are several very elegant Villas with gardens attached & at the extreme West is situated Windsor Terrace, a handsome range of Houses. The Dundee & Perth Railway passes in front of the green on the S. [South] side along the line high water.
The Green is used as a promenade & generally resorted to by the inhabitants for recreation &c.
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[Notes]
Magdalene is here spelled
with the final, e, as in the authorised
version of the scriptures and also
as in the name of the Episcal
Church - see Name Book for
Sheet 54-9 No.3
The popular name of this object is Magdalene Green
but in many documents it is called Magdalene Yard, and
in the name of the adjoining road it is also the latter
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James Carpenter C. Asst. [Civilian Assistant]
21st Oct. [October] 1857
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