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PARISH OF NEWTYLE
INDEX
Names of Objects -- Page
Newtyle Ph. [Parish] -- 3
Auchtertyre -- 10
Auchtertyre Quarry -- 10
Auchtertyre Hill -- 29
Bowbutts -- 13
Belmont Arms Inn -- 15
Belmont Wood -- 16
Burnmouth -- 17
Boghead -- 17
Bannatyne House -- 23
Belmont Street -- 25
Burnside -- 31
Camno Burn -- 5
Crew Well -- 9
Chapel of Keillor -- 11
Chester Park -- 12
Church -- 21
Commercial Street -- 25
Church Street -- 26
Castle Street -- 26
Couston -- 40
Den Burn -- 35
Dundee and Newtyle Railway -- 8
Denend -- 18
Denside -- 35
Davidston -- 40
Edderty -- 33
Free Church -- 22
Grahame's Knowe -- 7
Glack of Newtyle -- 14
Hatton -- 27
Hatton Hill -- 27
Hatton Castle 1575 (Ruins of) -- 28
Henderston Hill -- 33
Henderston Quarry -- 33
Henderston -- 34
Hill of Keillor -- 35
Hunkrum Dubs -- 37
Keillor Burn -- 5
Kinpurney -- 18
Kinpurney Quarry -- 19
Kinpurney Hill -- 19
Kirkton -- 23
Alyth Junction Station -- 15
Manse -- 22
Mill of Newtyle (Sawing) -- 27
Millhole Quarry -- 31
Millhole -- 37
Neuk Burn -- 39
Newbigging -- 6
Newtyle Hill -- 14
Nethermill -- 15
Newbigging T.P. [Turn Pike] -- 16
Newtyle -- 21
Newtyle Mill (Bone Dust) -- 24
North Street -- 26
Newtyle Station -- 29
Pitnappie -- 39
Pitnappie Quarry -- 39
Strathmore -- 7
Site of King's Well -- 7
Scottish North Eastern Railway -- 8
Scottish North Eastern Railway (Newtyle Branch) -- 8
Site of Camp -- 9
Supposed site of Chapel -- 11
Site of Balcraig Castle -- 13
Subterranean building or Cavern Discovered Here -- 13
Sidlaw Hills -- 14
School -- 22
South Street -- 25
The Den -- 18
Templeton -- 19
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church -- 24
Wester Pitnappie -- 37 |
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NEWTYLE [parish] |
Newtyle Ph. [Parish] |
Sheriff's List of Meresmen
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Johnston's Co. [County] map
Old Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Oliver & Boyd's Amanack
Valn. [Valuation] Roll of County |
042; 043; 048; 049 |
[Situation] In the SW. [South West] end of Forfarshire.
A parish at the South-west verge of Forfarshire, quadrangular in form and presenting its angles nearly to the Cardinal points. It measures about 2½ miles by about two, and its area as computed from ordnance plans is 5194.828 Imperial acres. - It is bounded on the north-west by Perthshire, on the North and NE [North East] by Eassie and Nevay, on the east by Glammis and part of Auchterhouse, on the south by Auchterhouse and by Lundie and Fowlis and on the SW. [South West] by Kettins. The surface runs up on the SE. [South East] and on over half of the adjacent sides to a water shedding line of the Sidlaw hills and declining north westward it settles down into a pendicle of the level ground of Strathmore. The chief heights are Kinpurney on the NE. [North East] boundary, Newtyle Hill on the SW. [South West] boundary and Hatton Hill about midway between them. Newtyle is in the presbytery of Meigle and Synod of Angus and Mearns, Patron Lord Wharncliff. There is no detached portion of Newtyle, nor is there any detached portion of any other parish within that of Newtyle. |
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Parish of Newtyle |
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CAMNO BURN |
Camno Burn
Camno Burn |
Revd. [Reverend] John Moon
Mr. David Waddel |
042 |
[Situation] Forming part of the NW. [North West] boundary of the Ph. [Parish].
This Burn forms the north western boundary of the Parish of Newtyle & falls into the Deane Water. |
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KEILLOR BURN |
Keillor Burn
Keillor Burn |
Revd. [Reverend] John Moon
William Grey (Gate Keeper on the S.N.E.R. [Scottish North Eastern Railway]) |
042 |
[Situation] Forming the western boundary of the Ph. [Parish].
This Burn forms part of the Western boundary of the Parish of Newtyle, and after getting with Camno Burn about a mile West of Meigle Railway Station falls into the Dean Water. |
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Parish of Newtyle -- Co. [County] Forfar -- Sheet 42 No. 12 Trace 3 -- Names Collected by Sapper Clegg R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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NEWBIGGING |
Newbigging
Newbigging
Newbigging |
Mr. Watson
Mr. Bell
Valn. [Valuation] Roll 1856-7 |
042 |
[Situation] In the NW. [North West] portion of the Ph. [Parish].
A district containing a number of pendicle farms and cothouses situated about 1 mile West by North of Newtyle and has rather an antiquated appearance Lord Wharncliffe proprietor. |
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Parish of Newtyle -- County Forfar -- Sheet 42 No. 12 Trace 6 -- Names Collected by Robert Tay[lor] |
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STRATHMORE |
Strathmore
Strathmore |
Mr. Wilson (schoolmaster)
Rev [Reverend] Mr. Moon (Ph. [Parish] Minister] |
042 |
[Situation] Consists of about half the parish including the N. &. NW. [North & North West] portion.
An extensive plain extending from near the City of Perth through Forfarshire and to the German Ocean. It is bounded on the South (through the Ph. [Parish] of Newtyle) by the Sidlaw Hills |
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GRAHAME'S KNOWE |
Grahame's Knowe
Grahame's Knowe |
Mr. Wilson (schoolmaster)
Rev [Reverend] Mr. Moon |
042 |
[Situation] In the NW. [North West] portion of the parish.
Situated about a half a mile north from Auchtertyre. It is supposed that a man named Grahame fell here while engaged in a conflict with the famous McBeth. |
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Site of KING'S WELL |
King's Well (Site of)
King's Well (Site of) |
Mr. Wilson (schoolmaster)
Rev [Reverend] Mr. Moon |
042 |
[Situation] About 7 chains South of the Newtyle Branch of the Scottish N.En. [North Eastern] Railway.
Is situated about one hundred yards to the north east of Grahame's Knowe tradition points it out as a place where McBeath often quenched his thirst. it is now filled up. |
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Parish of Newtyle -- County of Forfar -- Sheet 42 No. 12 Traces 5 & 6 |
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SCOTTISH NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY |
Scottish North Eastern Railway |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Moon
Mr. Wilson (Schoolmaster) |
042 |
[Situation] In the N. [North] Western portion of the parish.
A double line running between Perth & Forfar & passes through the north of the Ph. [Parish] of Newtyle and tuches about a mile & a quarter north from the Village. |
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SCOTTISH NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY (Newtyle Branch) |
Scottish North Eastern Railway (Newtyle Branch) |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Moon
Mr. Wilson (schoolmaster) |
042 |
[Situation] In the N. [North] Western portion of the parish.
This line runs from Newtyle Railway Station & joins the Scottish North Eastern Railway something more than a mile east from Meigle Railway Station. |
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DUNDEE AND NEWTYLE RAILWAY |
Dundee & Newtyle Railway. |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Moon
Mr. Wilson (Schoolmaster) |
042 |
[Situation] Running through the SE [South East] side of the parish.
A single line running from Dundee to Newtyle, there were three inclines on it but only two now remains. This is the first line made in Scotland. |
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Parish of Newtyle -- Co [County] of Forfar -- Sheet 42 No.12 Trace 6 & Sheet 43 No.13 Trace 6 |
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Site of CAMP [nr Crew Well] |
(Supposed Site of) Roman Camp
(Supposed Site of) Roman Camp |
Hugh Watson Esqr. Keillor
Mr. David Bell |
042 |
[Situation] In the western portion of the parish.
There are no traces whatever of this Camp now remaining unless a small circular wood planted a few years ago to mark its Site. It is generally spoken of in this neighbourhood as a Roman Camp. |
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CREW WELL |
Crew Well
Crew Well |
Hugh Watson Esqr.
Mr. David Bell |
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[Situation] On the eastern side of Site of Camp
This well is at present filled in, but it has a valuable and copious spring. It is supposed it supplied the encampment with water, which is situated close by. |
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Parish of Newtyle, -- County Forfar -- Sheet 42-16 Trace 3
Site of Camp [notes]
"Near Auchtertyre a small village in the parish there is
a well commonly called the Crew Well and adjoining
it there are the evident remains of a Camp of Square form
and of no great dimensions. In the Old Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] this
encampment is said to have been one of Montrose's army
during the Civil wars. In a recent History of the Highlands and
Highland Clans, notice is taken of the Earl of Crawford and
his followers from Fife, having been in arms in the parish, which make
it questionable whether the entrenchment may not have been one of that body
of troops." New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] of Forfarshire p. [page] 559
It is difficult to trace the origin of the above Camp
to any particular age or people. It is therefore better
write it simply "Site of Camp," in German Text. - see extract
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AUCHTERTYRE |
Auchtertyre
Auchtertyre
Auchtertyre |
Hugh Watson Esqr.
Mr. David Bell
Valn. [Valuation] Roll 1856-7 |
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[Situation] In the west side of the parish
A superior farm house with extensive office and arable farm attached. the property of Lord Wharncliffe occupied by Mr. David Bell |
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AUCHTERTYRE QUARRY |
Auchtertyre Quarry
Auchtertyre Quarry |
Hugh Watson Esqr.
Mr. David Bell |
042 |
[Situation] About 24 Chains S by E [South by East] of Auchtertyre
A red sandstone quarry situated a short distance south of Auchtertyre, the property of Lord Wharncliffe. Fullarton's Gazetteer of Scotland, makes mention of Grahame's Knowe and Kings Well as localities in this neighbourhood. |
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Parish of Newtyle -- County Forfar -- Plan 42-16 Trace 3 & 6 |
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CHAPEL OF KEILLOR |
Chapel of Keillor
Chapel of Keillor |
Mr. Watson
Mr. Bell |
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[Situation] In the west side of the parish
A few one storey dwellings and smithy, situated on the road leading from Coupar Angus to Newtyle, the property of Lord Wharncliffe |
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Supposed Site of CHAPEL [Chapel of Keillor] |
(Supposed Site of) Chapel
(Supposed Site of) Chapel |
Mr. Watson
Thomas Moll Denside |
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[Situation] At the NW [North West] side of Chapel of Keillor
The only traces of this building is a large ash tree, which is preserved to identify its site Tradition is very vague as to this chapel's history. It is said to have been a subordinate chapel to the old Church of Newtyle both of which before the Reformation belonged to the Abbey of Arbroath. |
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Parish of Newtyle, -- County Forfar -- Plan 42-16 Trace 5
Chapel of Keillor [note]
The Chapel of Keillor on the west and Templeton on the
east are small villages in the parish. The names seemingly
implying that in former times places of worship had been there
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CHESTER PARK |
Chesterpark
Chesterpark |
Mr. Watson
Mr. Bell |
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[Situation] In the west side of the parish
An arable field on the farm of Auchtertyre. It is supposed this place had some connection with the camp which is situated a short distance north. There must also have been some great building here from the great quantity of stones that was taken from this place when the ground was being enclosed about which history and tradition are silent. |
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Parish of Newtyle. -- County Forfar -- Plan 42-16 Trace 5 |
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Site of BALCRAIG CASTLE |
Balcraig Castle (Site of)
Balcraig Castle (Site of) |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. Moon (Minister)
Mr. S. Anderson (Hatton Hill) |
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[Situation] About ½ mile SE [South East] of the village of Newtyle
Is situated about half a mile south from the village of Newtyle & a very short distance West from the engine house on the Dundee & Newtyle Railway. |
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SUBTERRANEAN BUILDING OR CAVERN DISCOVERED HERE [Auchtertyre] |
Subterranen Cavern
Subterranen Cavern |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. Moon
Mr. Bell (Auchtertyre)
Mr. Wilson (Schoolmaster) |
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[Situation] About 7 Chains South of Auchtertyre.
Is situated a short distance South from Auchtertyre & under or near the Statute Labor Road to Kettins. It was dug into some years ago ashes &c were found in it |
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BOWBUTTS |
Bowbutts
Bowbutts |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. Moon
Mr. Wilson [Schoolmaster] |
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[Situation] About 25 Chains NNW. [North North West] of Newtyle Village.
Two mounds or archery butts situated at a short distance south west from Kirkton Stone Coffins were dug |
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Parish of Newtyle, -- Co. [County] of Forfar -- Sheet 42 No.16 trace 3 & Sheet 43 No.13 1 & 6
Balcraig Castle [note]
"A short distance onwards to the South there is said
to have been a Castle (Balcraig) scarcely any traces of which
now remain. About its site, some urns in a broken state were
turned up by the plough not many years ago"
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] of Forfarshire
page 559
Subterranean Building [notes]
Note. This being one of those caverns supposed
to be Picts houses the phraseology
here recommed will perhaps best explain the object
The same to be written in stump on plan.
"To the South of Auchtertyre there was discovered within the last forty years
one of those artificial caverns supposed of Pictish Construction"
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] of Forfe. [Forfarshire]
page 559
Bowbutts [notes]
Note. Bowbutt to be written on plan
in German Text to each Knoll or
mound.
"In a field below Kirkton there are two mounds of artificial
structure used probably as archery butts, - monuments of olden times
one of these has of late been considerably impaired."
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] of Forfarshire
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GLACK OF NEWTYLE |
Glack of Newtyle
Glack of Newtyle |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Moon
Mr. Wilson (Schoolmaster) |
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[Situation] In the Central portion of the parish
Is situated a short distance south from the Village, it is bounded on the east by Hatton Hill to the West by Newtyle Hill (It is about three quarters of a mile in length.) Lord Wharncliffe |
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NEWTYLE HILL |
Newtyle Hill
Newtyle Hill |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. Moon (Ph. [Parish] Minister)
Mr. Wilson (Schoolmaster) |
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[Situation] In the southern side of the parish
This hill is situated about half a mile South from the Village of Newtyle. it covered with heather but afford very good pasture for Sheep &c. |
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SIDLAW HILLS |
Sidlaw Hills |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. Moon (Ph. [Parish] Minister)
Mr. Wilson Schoolmaster |
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[Situation] Occupying the south & eastern portion of the parish
These Hills run from East to West accross the Parish of Newtyle. Kinpurney is the most lofty of the range. The are mostly covered with heather except the East extremity which is a Fir Plantation Lord Wharncliffe Proprietor |
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Parish of Newtyle -- Co. [County] of Forfar -- Sheet 43 No.13 Trace 6 & 49 No.1 Trace 3 |
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ALYTH JUNCTION STATION |
Meigle Station
Meigle Station
Alyth Junction Station |
Mr. Arthur Copeland
Mr. Thomas Brown
A.W. Myles Esq. County Clerk, Forfar |
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[Situation] In the northern end of the parish
A Station on the Scottish North Eastern Railway, about a mile & a half North of the Village of Newtyle, and about a mile South of the Village of Meigle. |
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NETHERMILL |
Nethermill
Nethermill |
Mr. Arthur Copeland
Mr. Thomas Brown |
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[Situation] In the northern end of the parish.
A one storey Farm-house with suitable offices, Garden, Mill (Corn & barley) and a farm of land attached, the property of Lord Wharncliffe, and tenanted by Mr. Thomas Brown |
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BELMONT ARMS INN |
Belmont Arms Inn |
Mr. Arthur Copeland |
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[Situation] In the northern end of the Ph. [Parish]
A substantial two storey house with suitable Offices, & a Garden attached, situated on the Dundee and Meigle Turn-pike-road, about a mile south from the latter, The property of Lord Wharncliffe, and occupied by Mrs. Clark |
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Parish of Newtyle -- Sheet 43 No.9 Traces Trace 6 |
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BELMONT WOOD |
Belmont Wood
Belmont Wood |
Mr. Arthur Copeland
Mr. Thomas Moodie |
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[Situation] In the north western end of the parish
A large Wood (Chiefly fir) situated about a mile north from the Village of Newtyle, the property of Lord Wharncliffe. |
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NEWBIGGING T.P. [Turn Pike] |
Newbigging T.P. [Turn Pike]
Newbigging T.P. [Turn Pike] |
Mr. John Stewart. Collector
Mr. Arthur Copeland |
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[Situation] In the N. [North] western end of the Ph. [Parish]
A Turn-Pike and Collector's house on the Dundee and Meigle Turn-pike road, about a half mile North from the Village of Newtyle. |
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Parish of Newtyle -- Sheet 43. No.9. Trace 4 |
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BURNMOUTH |
Burnmouth
Burnmouth |
Mr. George Nicoll
Mr. David Waddel |
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[Situation] In the northern portion of the parish
A neat 2 storey farm house with steading attached Property of Lord Wharncliffe occupied by Mr. __ |
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BOGHEAD |
Boghead
Boghead |
Mr. George Nicoll
Mr. David Waddel |
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[Situation] In the northern portion of the parish.
Three small houses occupied by farm laborers. |
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Parish of Newtyle -- County Forfar -- Sheet 43. No.9. Trace 3 -- Names Collected by Joseph Clegg Sapper R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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KINPURNEY |
Kinpurney
Kinpurney
Kilpurney
Kilpurnie or Kilpurney
Kinpirnie |
Mr. David Waddel Occupier
Mr. Andrew Doig Denend
Valn. [Valuation] Roll 1856-7
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
043 |
[Situation] In the northern portion of the parish.
A very neat 2 storey farm house with steading attached. Property of Lord Wharncliffe. occupied by David Waddel |
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DENEND |
Denend
Denend |
Mr. David Waddel
Mr. Andrew Doig |
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[Situation] In the northern portion of the parish.
One storey farm house with steading attached Property of Lord Wharncliffe occupied by Mr. Andrew Doig |
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THE DEN |
The Den
The Den |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Moon
Mr. Andrew Doig |
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[Situation] In the northern portion of the parish.
A ravine situated about one mile North east from the Village of Newtyle. on the farm of Denend from which the latter derives its name. |
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Parish of Newtyle -- Co. [County] Forfar -- Sheet 43 No.9 Trace 6 -- Names Collected by Joseph Clegg |
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TEMPLETON |
Templeton
Templeton
Templeton |
Mr. Young, Templeton
Mr. Wilson, Schoolmaster
Valuation Roll for 1860-61 |
043 |
[Situation] In the N.E. [North East] side of the parish.
Two small houses on the Eastern boundary of the Parish, occupied by farm labourers. |
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KINPURNEY QUARRY |
Kinpurney Quarry
Kinpurney Quarry
Kinpurney Quarry
Kinpurney
Kinpurney |
Mr. Waddell, Kinpurney
Mr. Wilson Schoolmaster
Valuation Roll for 1860-61.
Valuation Roll for 1856-7
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043 |
[Situation] In the N. [North] eastern side of the parish
A Sandstone quarry at the base of Kinpurney Hill, on the north side the property of Lord Wharncliffe. |
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KINPURNEY HILL |
Kinpurney Hill
Kinpurney Hill
Kinpurney Hill
Hill of Kilpurney or Kilpurnie
Kinfurney's Hill or Kinpurney Hill |
Mr. Waddell, Kinpurney.
Mr. Wilson School Master
Mr. Thomas Young Newtyle
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] of Forfarshire
Old Stat. Acct [Statistical Account] |
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[Situation] In the NE [North East] side of the parish
A lofty hill at the South East of the Parish affording good pasture for sheep. On the summit is the ruin of an Astronomical Observatory, built by the late Lord Wharncliffe. |
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Parish of Newtyle -- Sheet 43 No.10 Traces 1. 4 & 5 -- County Forfar. |
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NEWTYLE [village] |
Newtyle
Newtyle |
Revd. [Reverend] John Moon
Mr. Wilson (Schoolmaster) |
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[Situation] In the Central portion of the parish
A neat planned Village situated on the South side of Strathmore & about 11 miles north by west from Dundee The majority of the inhabitants are employed at hand loom weaving |
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CHURCH [Newtyle] |
Church (Ph. [Parish])
Church (Ph. [Parish]) |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. Moon
Mr. Wilson |
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[Situation] In the SW. [South West] end of the village
This church is situated about fifty yards west from the village of Newtyle and has rather an antiquated appearance. There is sittings to accomodate about 470 people. (Rev [Reverend] Mr Moon Minister) |
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Parish of Newtyle -- County of Forfar -- Sheet 43 No 13 Traces 1 & 2 |
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MANSE [Newtyle] |
Manse (Ph. [Parish] )
Manse (Ph. [Parish] ) |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. Moon (Minister)
Mr. Wilson (Schoolmaster) |
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[Situation] At the Southern end of the village
A substantial two story house with Suitable Offices garden & Glebe attached. Occupied by Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Moon |
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SCHOOL [Newtyle] |
School (Ph. [Parish])
School (Ph. [Parish]) |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. Moon
Mr. Wilson |
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[Situation] At the NW. [North West] side of the village
A well built one story house situated to the north of the Village of Newtyle. The average number of pupils attending is about one hundred & ten (boys & girls) Mr. Wilson Schoolmaster. Lord Wharncliffe Proprietor. |
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FREE CHURCH [Newtyle] |
(Free) Church
(Free) Church |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. Moon
Mr. Wilson |
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[Situation] In the S. [South] Eastern side of the village
A small plain building situated in Belmont St. There are sittings for about 250 people (Rev [Reverend] Duncan Turner Minister) Lord Wharncliffe Proprietor. |
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Parish of Newtyle -- County of Forfar -- Sheet 43 No 13 Trace 2 |
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BANNATYNE HOUSE |
Bannatyne House
Bannatyne House
Ballantyne
Ballantyne or Bannatyne House |
Robert Thomas Esq.
Rev [Reverend] Mr. Moon
Valn. [Valuation] Roll 1856-7
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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[Situation] About ¼ mile SW. [South West] from the village.
A castelled building situated a short distance from the west of the Village of Newtyle. This venerable building has obtained a celebrity in the annals of Belles Letters from the fact of the Bannatyne Manuscripts" having been written within its walls. On the north side of the building there is a capacious circular turret which is believed to have been Mr. Bannatyne's study. It is now occupied by Robert Thomas Esqr. Lord Wharncliffe Proprietor. |
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KIRKTON |
Kirkton
Kirkton |
Rev Mr Moon
Mr. Wilson (Schoolmaster) |
043 |
[Situation] At the SW. [South West] end of the village.
A number of houses situated to the west from the Village of Newtyle and adjacent to the Parish Church. Lord Wharncliffe Proprietor. |
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Parish of Newtyle -- County of Forfar -- Sheet 43 No 13 Trace 1 |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Newtyle] |
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church
U.P. [United Presbyterian] Church |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Moon
Mr. Wilson |
043 |
[Situation] Near the Central portion of the Village.
A large plain building situated in Church St. It has sittings for about four hundred & twenty Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Muir Minister. Lord Wharncliffe Proprietor. |
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NEWTYLE MILL (Bone Dust) |
Newtyle Bone Mill
Newtyle Bone Mill |
Robert Thomas Esq
Mr. Wilson |
043 |
[Situation] At the NE. [North East] end of the village.
A large building situated close to the Dundee & Newtyle Railway Station. Robert Thomas Esq. Owner. Lord Wharncliffe Proprietor |
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Parish of Newtyle -- County of Forfar -- Sheet 43 No 13 Traces 2 & 5 |
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BELMONT STREET [Newtyle] |
Belmont Street
Belmont Street |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Moon
Mr. Wilson (Schoolmaster) |
043 |
[Situation] Part of the village of Newtyle.
The principal Street in the Village there are a number of small shops &c. in it. Lord Wharncliff Proprietor. |
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SOUTH STREET [Newtyle] |
South Street
South Street |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Moon
Mr. Wilson (Schoolmaster) |
043 |
[Situation] Part of the village of Newtyle.
Similar to North Street.
Lord Wharncliffe Proprietor. |
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COMMERCIAL STREET [Newtyle] |
Commercial St
Commercial St. |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Moon (Minister)
Mr. Wilson (Schoolmaster) |
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[Situation] Part of the village of Newtyle.
This Street runs from North to South & joins the east of the Village & commands an extensive view of Strathmore. Lord Wharncliff Proprietor. |
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Parish of Newtyle -- Co. [County] of Forfar -- Sheet 43 No. 13 Trace 2 |
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NORTH STREET [Newtyle] |
North Street
North Street |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. Moon
Mr. Wilson (Schoolmaster) |
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[Situation] Part of the Village of Newtyle.
This street is so called from it being situated to the north of the Village they are mostly two story houses Lord Wharncliffe Proprietor |
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CHURCH STREET [Newtyle] |
Church Street
Church Street |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. Moon
Mr. Wilson (Schoolmaster) |
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[Situation] Part of the Village of Newtyle.
This Street runs parallel with North Street, but more compact. Lord Wharncliffe Proprietor |
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CASTLE STREET [Newtyle] |
Castle Street
Castle Street |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. Moon Mr. Wilson (Schoolmaster) |
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[Situation] Part of the Village of Newtyle. This Street lies parallel with Commercial St & is situated [in] the centre of the Village. Lord Wharncliffe Proprietor. |
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Parish of Newtyle -- Co. [County] of Forfar -- Sheet 43 No. 13 Trace 2 |
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HATTON |
Hatton
Hatton |
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Thomas |
043 |
[Situation] About ¼ mile SE. [South East] of the village.
A substantial two story farm house with extensive steading & arable farm attached. Occupied by Mr. Charles Simpson. Lord Wharncliff Proprietor. |
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HATTON HILL |
Hatton Hill
Hatton Hill |
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Thomas |
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[Situation] Nearly in the Central portion of the parish.
A circular Hill, situated a short distance to the south east of the Village of Newtyle. It affords very good Pasture for Sheep. |
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MILL OF NEWTYLE (Sawing) |
Mill of Newtyle (Saw)
Mill of Newtyle (Saw) |
Mr. Wilson (Schoolmaster)
Mr. Thomas Saunders (Owner) |
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[Situation] At the eastern side of the village.
This Mill is situated a short distance from the east of the Village of Newtyle Mr. Thomas Saunders Owner, Lord Wharncliffe Proprietor. |
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Parish of Newtyle -- County of Forfar -- Sheet 43 No 13 Trace 2 |
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HATTON CASTLE (Ruins of) |
Hatton Castle
Hatton Castle |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Moon
Mr. Wilson (schoolmaster) |
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[Situation] About 1/4 mile SE [South East] of the village.
This Castle is situated a short way to the east of the Village of Newtyle close to the Dundee and Newtyle Railway. It is in a ruinous state. This castle was not intended for a bastlet or place of strength: yet in the year 1645 the Earl of Craufurd occupied it with a garrison in the interest of the Covenanters at which time the Marquis of Montrose celebrated for blood-shedding meditated an attack upon it; and after the battle of Auldearn he advanced to within a few miles of it. Just as Montrose had completed his preparations for the assault, almost the whole of his troops deserted. It was built in 1575 by Lawrence Lord Oliphant. |
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Parish of Newtyle -- County of Forfar -- Sheet 43 No 13 Trace 2
Hatton Castle [note]
The Castle of Hatton, (Halltoun), now in ruins was built
by Lawrence Lord Oliphant 1575. It is finely situated on the
NW. [North West] base of the hill of Hatton in the opening of the Glack which
it Commands and affords a very extensive view of the Strath. It
appears to have been a fortified residence of very substantial workmanship
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] of Forfarshire p. [page] 559 |
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NEWTYLE STATION |
Newtyle Railway Station |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Moon
Mr Wilson (Schoolmaster) |
043 |
[Situation] At the NE, [North East] end of the village.
A suitable building situated to the east of the village of Newtyle William Gibson Stationmaster Lord Wharncliffe Propr. [Proprietor] |
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AUCHTERTYRE HILL |
Auchtertyre Hill
Auchtertyre Hill |
Mr. Wilson
Thomas Moll - Shepherd |
043 |
[Situation] In the SW. [South West] portion of the parish.
This hill is covered with heather & Furze. It is situated half a mile or so south from the village of Newtyle and is part of the farm of Auchtertyre |
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Parish of Newtyle -- Co. [County] of Forfar -- Sheet 43 No. 13 Trace 2 & 4 |
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BURNSIDE |
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. Moon
Mr. Wilson
Valn. [Valuation] Roll 1856-7 |
043 |
[Situation] In the Southern portion of the parish.
Two one story houses, with pendicles attached about one mile south from the Village of Newtyle & adjacent to the turnpike road. Lord Wharncliffe Propr. [Proprietor] |
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MILLHOLE QUARRY |
Millhole Quarry
Millhole Quarry |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Moon
Mr. Wilson |
043 |
[Situation] In the Southern portion of the parish.
A large Quarry situated on the Dundee & Meigle turnpike roadside about a mile south from the Village of Newtyle. |
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Parish of Newtyle -- County of Forfar -- Sheet 43 No 13 Trace 6 |
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EDDERTY |
Edderty
Edderty
Edderty |
Valuation Roll for 1860-61.
Mr. Wilson Schoolmaster
Mr. Thomas Young Newtyle |
043 |
[Situation]] In the eastern portion of the parish.
A small farm steading, consisting of dwelling house garden and suitable offices. The property of Lord Wharncliffe |
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HENDERSTON HILL |
Henderston Hill
Henderston Hill
Henderston Hill
Henderson |
Mr. D. Lindsay, Henderston
Mr. Wilson Schoolmaster
A Whitton Esqre. of Couston
Valn. [Valuation] Roll 1856-7 |
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[Situation] In the eastern portion of the parish.
A high hill covered with heather, on the farm of Henderston |
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HENDERSTON QUARRY |
Henderston Quarry
Henderston Quarry
Henderston Quarry
Henderston Quarry |
Mr. D Lindsay
Mr. Wilson Schoolmaster
Mr. Thomas Young Newtyle
Valuation Roll for 1860-61 |
043 |
[Situation] In the eastern portion of the parish.
A sandstone quarry on Henderston Hill chiefly used for the repairing of the neighbouring farmsteadings and roads. |
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Parish of Newtyle -- Sheet 43 No 14 Traces 1 & 3 -- County of Forfar |
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HENDERSTON |
Henderston
Henderston
Henderston
Henderson |
Mr. D. Lindsay, Occupier
Valuation Roll for 1860-61
Mr. Wilson Schoolmaster
Valn. [Valuation] Roll 1856-7 |
043 |
[Situation] In the eastern portion of the parish.
A substantial farmsteading with dwelling house, garden and suitable offices property of Lord Wharncliffe. |
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Parish of Newtyle -- Sheet 43 No. 14 Trace 6 -- County of Forfar |
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HILL OF KEILLOR |
Hill of Keillor
Hill of Keillor |
Hugh Watson Esq.
Mr. David Bell |
048 |
[Situation] In the SW. [South West] end of the parish.
A small village consisting of one storey houses with pendicles attached commanding an excellent view of Strathmore and the Grampian Hills, the property of Lord Wharncliffe. |
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DENSIDE |
Denside
Denside |
Hugh Watson Esqr.
Mr. David Bell |
048 |
[Situation] In the SW. [South West] end of the parish.
A cot-house adjacent to the Hill of Keillor the property of Lord Wharncliffe, occupied Thomas Moll Shepherd |
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DEN BURN |
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Described in Name Sheet of Kettins Parish. |
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Parish of Newtyle -- County Forfar -- Plan 48-4 Trace 2 |
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MILLHOLE |
Millhole
Millhole
Millhole |
Mr. Davidson (tenant)
Mr. Wilson (Schoolmaster)
Valn. [Valuation] Roll 1856-7 |
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[Situation] In the Southern portion of the parish.
A one story farm house with steading & arable farm attached. Occupied by farm laborers. Lord Wharncliffe Proprietor. |
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WESTER PITNAPPIE |
Wester Pitnappie
Wester Pitnappie
Pitnappie |
Mr. Davidson (Tenant)
Mr. Wilson' (schoolmaster)
Val. [Valuation] Roll)
Valn. [Valuation] Roll 1856-7 |
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[Situation] In the Southern portion of the parish.
A one story house with steading attached occupied by Mr. Cathrow Gamekeeper Lord Wharncliffe Proprietor. |
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HUNKRUM DUBS |
Hunkrum Dubs
Hunkrum Dubs |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Moon
Mr. Wilson (schoolmaster) |
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[Situation] On the Southern boundary of the Parish.
A marsh situated to the South of the Ph. [Parish] of Newtyle at the base of Achertyre Hill |
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Parish of Newtyle -- County of Forfar -- Sheet 49 No 1 Traces 2 & 3 |
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PITNAPPIE |
Pitnappie
Pitnappie |
James Whitton (occupyers)
John Perrio (occupyers) |
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[Situation] In the Southern end of the parish.
Two small farm houses with steading attached, occupied by James Whitton & John Perrio. Lord Wharncliffe Proprietor. |
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PITNAPPIE QUARRY |
Pitnappie Quarry
Pitnappie Quarrie |
James Whitton
Mr. Wilson (Schoolmaster) |
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[Situation] In the Southern end of the parish.
This Quarry is situated about two miles south of the Village of Newtyle on the south side of the Turnpike Road to Dundee. |
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NEUK BURN |
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Parish of Newtyle -- County of Forfar -- Sheet 49 Plan 2 Trace 1 |
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COUSTON |
Couston
Couston |
Andrew Whitton Esq. (of Couston)
Mr. Wilson (Schoolmaster) |
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[Situation] In the Southern end of the parish.
A substancial building with extensive Offices & arable farm attached, the Property of Andrew Whitton Esq. (Occupied by the same. |
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DAVIDSTON |
Davidston
Davidston |
Andrew Whitton Esq. (of Couston)
Mr. Wilson (Schoolmaster) |
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[Situation] In the Southern end of the parish.
A two story farm house with steading & arable farm attached Occupied by farm laborers Property of Mr. Robert Miller. |
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Parish of Newtyle -- Co. [County] Forfarshire -- Sheet 49 Plan 2 Traces 1 & 2 -- Collected by Sapper Clegg R.E. [Royal Engineers]
[Volume signed]
James Carpenter C.A. [Civilian Assistant]
30th. March 1861
C.N. Martin
Capt. R.E. [Captain Royal Engineers] |
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CO. [COUNTY] FORFAR
PARISH OF NEWTYLE
SHEET 42. .No.12 & 16
SHEET 43 No. 5,9,10,11,13,14,&15.
SHEET 48. No.4.
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