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RUTHVEN |
Ruthven
Ruthven
Ruthven
Ruthven
Ruthven
Ruthven
Ruthven |
Old Statistical Account
New Statistical Account
Fullarton's Gazetteer
Valuation Roll
Sheriff's Returns
County Map
Estate Plans |
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A small parish on the western boundary of Forfarshire situated at the head of the deep indentation which the county suffers from Perthshire. It is bounded on the north by Perthshire and Airly; on the East & South-east by Airly; and in other directions by Perthshire. Its surface is a gentle southerly slope, near the foot of the Grampians, and on the north side of Strathmore; and is partly bounded and bisected by the River Isla"
Fullarton's Gazetteer
"In old records we find the name of this parish spelled Ruthvance, and Ruthvens; it is now always written Ruthven and pronounced Riven
"New Stat: [Statistical] Account"
"Ruthven House" is the principal Mansion in the Ph. [Parish] & the Antiquities are the (remains of) the Castle, a
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Cairn, Standing Stones, and a Weem. The Alyth Branch of the Scottish North Eastern Railway cuts the southern Extremity of the Parish.
There is no detached portion of this parish, nor is there any portion of any other parish contained within the boundary of this Parish. |
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BRIDGE OF RUTHVEN |
Bridge of Ruthven
Bridge of Ruthven
Bridge of Ruthven
Bridge of Ruthven |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. Bartney
Mr. Young
Captn. [Captain] John Ogilvy Ruthven Ho: [House]
Estate Map |
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A county Bridge of one arch over the River Isla on the road leading from Kirriemuir to Alyth and Blairgowrie. Immediately north there is another very old bridge and apparently in good repair. "The date of its erection is not known; but from its narrowness, its being originally without parapets, as well as its large central pier, it is supposed to be very ancient"
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POST OFFICE [nr Bridge of Ruthven] |
Post Office
Post Office |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. Bartney
Mr. Young |
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A dwelling house in which the Post Office is held. The property of Thomas Ogilvy Esqr. of Ruthven House |
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Ph. [Parish] of Ruthven -- Sheet 37.12 |
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LAW OF BRIGTON [natural] |
Law of Ruthven
Law of Ruthven |
Mr. Young
Rev [Reverend] Mr. Bartney |
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A small arable hillock on the farm of Bridgend of Ruthven |
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Ph. [Parish] of Ruthven -- Sheet 37-12
[Note]
See Correspondence
attached
13th Decr. [December] 64 [1864] |
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LAW OF BRIGTON [cairn] |
Law of Brigton
Law of Brigton
Law of Brigton |
William Bruce, Hill of Hallyards
Mr. Steele, Farmer, Brigend
David Simpson, Farmer, Keithick Pr. [Proprietor] of Bridgend |
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A few loose stones still evidence the Site of this Law or Cairn, from which, Mr. Steele informed Colonel Bayly, he carted away quantities of stones. - Mr. Simpson remembers that human remains and an urn were found at it. |
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Site of CASTLE DIKES |
Site of Castle Dikes |
Old Statistical Account
William Bruce, Hill of Hallyards
Mr. Steele, Farmer, Brigend
David Simpson, Farmer, Keithick Pr. [Proprietor] of Bridgend |
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"On the south & south west side of the parish there is an enclosure of great antiquity, concerning the use of which tradition gives no account. It is nearly of a square form & contains about an English Acre of ground. The walls which are of earth, as far as can be judged, have been originally of considerable height and breadth. A deep and wide ditch on the outside of the wall, filled with water from an adjoining morass is still almost entire. This Fort, now known by the name of Castledykes, was probably a place of retreat to the neighborhood in times of turbulence & barbarism."
Old Statistical Account
The only remains of this object in existence are as represented on the plan from a survey &c. made by Colonel Bayly R.E. [Royal Engineers] |
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County Forfar -- Parish of Ruthven |
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OSO [Ordnance Survey Office] Glasgow
10th. Decr. [December] 1864.
I have to report the following
additions on plans 36.12 & 16
Ruthven Parish, Coy. [County] Forfar
returned this Day -
36 - 12. Trace 6
Law of Ruthven cancelled..............................Photos altered
Law of Brigton supplied
and the object shewn on Plan.......................Plans and certification
Site of Castle Dikes written...........................sent to Lineograph office
and remains of Ditch supplied.......................13th. Decr. [December] 1864
also continued on plan South -
Trace 2
Slope continued on plan................................Examination Office
which now agrees with common...................13th. Decr. [December] 1864
plan of Alyth Parish.
[Signed]
T. P. White
Lt. RE [LieutenantRoyal Engineers]
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BRIDGEND OF RUTHVEN |
Bridgend of Ruthven
Bridgend of Ruthven
Bridgend of Ruthven
Bridgend
Bridgend |
Captn. [Captain] John Ogilvy
Rev. [Reverend] P Bartney
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860-61)
Estate Map
New Stat [Statistical] Account |
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A farm house and offices; also a number of dwelling houses immediately at the west end of the bridge crossing the Isla. The property of Thomas Ogilvy Esqr. of Ruthven House |
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KIRKTON BURN |
Kirkton Burn
Kirkton Burn
Kirkton Burn |
Mr. Bartney
Mr. Young
Old Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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A small dribbling stream passing the Parish into the River Isla |
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WEEM [nr Ruthven Church] |
Cave
Cave |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. Bartney
Mr. Young |
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There is a remarkable Cave here which the Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Bartney says was discovered about 3 years ago, when the road was made, it is now covered. Its interior so far as Mr. Bartney explored it, contains 3 apartments artificially built and arched over with dry stones. The cross on trace identifies the entrance (or nearly so) into it |
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Ph. [Parish] of Ruthven -- Sheet 37-12
Weem [note]
This class of Antiquities, supposed to be of the prehistoric period,
is known to Scotch Antiquaries as "Weems" meaning an
artificial subterranean dwelling - See Weem in
Kirriemuir and Airlie Parishes
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CHURCH |
Church
Church |
Rev. [Reverend] P. Bartney Manse of Ruthven
Mr. Young Milton of Ruthven |
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A small but neat edifice recently erected upon the same site of the former church. "It is commonly said that the parish of Ruthven originally formed a portion of Alyth, and was erected into a separate cure by the Earl Crawford for the accommodation of his vassals. So far, however, from being the fact, there was a Kirk at Ruthven at least a century and a half before the Lindsays had anything to do with the district; for so early as the year 1180 Robert de Lundres, natural son to William the Lion, gave the patronage and tythes of the church of Ruthven to the Monastery of Arbroath. All subsequent history of the church is lost" Jarvies, Land of the Lindsays |
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MANSE [nr Bridgend of Ruthven] |
Manse
Manse |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Bartney
Mr. Young |
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A fine dwelling house and garden the property of the Parish Minister for the time being. |
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SELVIE |
Selvie
Selvie
Selvie
Silvy |
D. Steel, Bridgend of Ruthven
Mr. Young Milton of Ruthven
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Bartney Ruthven
Estate Plan |
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A few dwellings on the farm of Bridgend of Ruthven. The property of Thomas Ogilvy Esqr. of Ruthven House |
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SCOTTISH NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY (Alyth Branch) |
Alyth Railway
Alyth Railway
Alyth Railway
Alyth Railway |
Mr. Esplin Station Master Kirriemuir
Railway Bills
Mr. Young
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Bartney |
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A single line of Railway extending from Meigle to Alyth. The property of Alyth Company, and is in the meantime rented and wrought by the Scottish North-eastern Company. |
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Plan 36-16 -- Parish of Ruthven |
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CAIRN [Dryloch] |
Cairn (ancient)
Cairn (ancient)
Cairn (ancient) |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. Bartney Ruthven Manse
Mr. Young Milton of Ruthven
Mr. Loban Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster Airlie |
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A large cairn of stones on the farm of Dryloch. Mr. Bartney believes it to have been erected as a memento over the dead of some of the ancient inhabitants |
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STANDING STONES [Dryloch] |
2 Standing Stones |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. Bartney Ruthven Manse
Mr. Young Milton of Ruthven
Mr. Loban Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster Airlie |
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A short distance to the east [of the Cairn] are two large unshapely granite stones standing upright which the Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Bartney also attributes them to the more ancient inhabitants, but not Druidical circles.
"In the E. [East] moor of Ruthven Parish are 2 large granite stones, a species of stone rather uncommon in this neighbourhood standing erect, between 5 or 6 feet above ground, at the distance of 12 feet from each other. The [largest] granite is on the west side, and 20 feet in circumference. These stones might be considered as some Druidical monument, the more so as the farm adjoining is called Draffan, which according to some is a corruption of Druidum Fanum, that is a temple or place of worship of the Druids"
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CANTY BURN |
Canty Burn
Canty Burn
Canty Burn |
Rev [Reverend] Mr. Bartney Ruthven Manse
Mr. Young Milton of Ruthven
Mr. Loban Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster Airlie |
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[Situation] On the N W [North West] end of the Ph. [Parish]
A small stream which rises in the Ph. [Parish] of Airlie & falls into the River Isla a little to the North of Dryloch. |
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Sheet 37-5 -- Ph. [Parish] of Ruthven |
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DRYLOCH |
Dryloch
Dryloch
Dryloch
Dryloch
Dryloch |
Peter Strathearn Occr. [Occupier]
Captn. [Captain] J. Ogilvy Ruthven House
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860-61)
Estate Plan
New Stat [Statistical] Account |
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A farm house and offices the property of Thomas Ogilvy Esqr. of Ruthven House |
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SADDLE HILLOCK |
Saddle Hillock
Saddle Hillock |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Bartney Ruthven House
Peter Strathearn |
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A small eminence nearly level on the farm of Dryloch.
"A conical mount in this parish called Saddle Hillock is said to have been made use of by the English, perhaps to command the ford at Dellavaird. The Hillock stands upon a very level field, is of considerable height, and has upon its top the remains of a small earthen fort, evidently artificial & appears from an opening made in its side to have been composed of large stones, some of which are smoothed as if they had been taken from the river. Whether it was erected on this occasion or whether it might not have been much more ancient, it is not easy to determine." Old Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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Plan 37-5 -- Parish of Ruthven -- Forfarshire |
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BARBERSWELLS |
Barberswells
Barberswells
Barberswells
Barberswalls
Barberswalls |
Mr. Young Milton of Ruthven
Mr. Dixon Kirriemuir
New Stat. [Statistical] Account
Estate Plan
County Map |
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A few thatched houses occupied by agricultural labourers, situated a short distance north of the Hole of Ruthven |
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HOLE OF RUTHVEN |
Hole of Ruthven
Hole of Ruthven
Hole of Ruthven
Hole |
A. Bruce Occr. [Occupier]
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860-61)
Captn. [Captain] John Ogilvy Ruthven Ho.[House]
County Map |
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A farm house and offices the property of Thomas Ogilvy Esqr. of Ruthven House |
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MILTON OF RUTHVEN |
Milton of Ruthven
Milton of Ruthven
Milton of Ruthven
Milton of Ruthven |
Mr. Young Occr. [Occupier]
Rev. [Reverend] P. Bartney, Ruthven Manse
Val [Valuation] Roll (1860-61)
Captn. [Captain] John Ogilvy |
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A fine farm house and offices the property of Thomas Ogilvy Esqr. of Ruthven House. |
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CORN MILL [Milton of Ruthven] |
Mill (Corn & Flour)
Millton
Milton |
Captn. [Captain] John Ogilvy
Estate Plan
New Stat [Statistical] Account |
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Immediately west of the offices [of Milton of Ruthven] is a long Corn and Flour Mill also the property of Thomas Ogilvy. |
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Plan 37-9 -- Parish of Ruthven -- Forfarshire |
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CRAIGY LINN |
Craigy Linn |
Rev. [Reverend] P Bartney, Ph. [Parish] Manse
Mr. Young, Milton of Ruthven |
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A small portion of the River Isla rolling over several ridges of broken rock, situated between the Sluice and the Mill. between this or ratherly the Jute mill, and the Broad ford is a considerable Pool designated as the "Corral Pool". "The only river in the parish is the Isla. After passing the Lin, which is a fall over several ridges of broken rock, the river resolves itself into a pool, called the Corral Pool, probably a corruption of Quarry-hole, there appearing to have been a quarry on the east side at some remote period. This pool is deep and broad and becomes shallow towards the south, and ends in the broad ford, famous in the annals of black fishing. Upon leaving the ford the river devides itself into 2 branches forming a small island called Stanner Island containing about 6 acres" |
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CORRAL POOL |
Corral Pool |
Rev. [Reverend] P. Bartney
Mr. Young |
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A small portion of the River Isla rolling over several ridges of broken rock, situated between the Sluice and the Mill. between this or ratherly the Jute mill, and the Broad ford is a considerable Pool designated as the "Corral Pool". "The only river in the parish is the Isla. After passing the Lin, which is a fall over several ridges of broken rock, the river resolves itself into a pool, called the Corral Pool, probably a corruption of Quarry-hole, there appearing to have been a quarry on the east side at some remote period. This pool is deep and broad and becomes shallow towards the south, and ends in the broad ford, famous in the annals of black fishing." |
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BROAD FORD |
Broad Ford
Broad Ford |
Rev. [Reverend] P. Bartney
Mr. Young |
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"This pool [Corral Pool] is deep and broad and becomes shallow towards the south, and ends in the broad ford, famous in the annals of black fishing." |
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STANNERS ISLAND |
Stanners Island
Stanners Island
Stanner Island |
Rev. [Reverend] P. Bartney
Mr. Young
Old Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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"Upon leaving the ford [Broad Ford] the river divides itself into 2 branches forming a small island called Stanner Island containing about 6 acres" |
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Ph. [Parish] of Ruthven -- Sheet 37-9 |
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CANDLE HILL |
Candle Hill
Candle Hill
Candle Hill
Candle Hill
Gallows Hill
Candle Hill |
Rev. [Reverend] P. Bartney
Mr. Young
Captn. [Captain] John Ogilvy
Old Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Fullarton's Gazetteer |
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A small hillock planted chiefly with fir. It was here where the Barons of Ruthven in feudal times ercted the gibbet.
"There are no hills in the parish, though some ground improperly retain that name. Upon one of these, called Candle Hill the place is to be seen where the barons of Ruthven erected a gibbet in feudal times" Old Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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HANGMAN'S ACRE |
Hangman's Acre
Hangman's Acre |
Rev [Reverend] P. Bartney
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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Immediately to the south west of Candle Hill is a small arable field known by the name of the Hangman's Acre |
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SCHOOL [nr Craigylinn] |
School
School |
Rev [Reverend] P. Bartney
Mr. Young |
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A small edifice being the Parish School, having a dwelling house offices and garden attached |
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Ph. [Parish] of Ruthven -- Sheet 37.9 |
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CRAIGYLINN |
Craigylinn
Craigylinn
Craigylin |
Mr. Scott Occr. [Occupier] & proprietor or feuar
Rev. [Reverend] P. Bartney
New Stat [Statistical] Account |
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This name applies to a neat cottage a few chains north west of the Jute Mill Occupied & feued by Mr. Scott, who is Occupier of the Mill |
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JUTE MILL [Craigylinn] |
Jute Mill
Jute Mill |
Mr. Scott.
Rev [Reverend] Mr. Bartney |
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A Mill where the spinning of Jute is carried on |
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BRIGTON |
Brigton
Brigton
Brigton
Brigton
Bridgeton
Bridgeton |
Captn. [Captain] John Ogilvy
Rev. [Reverend] P. Bartney
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860-61)
New Stat [Statistical] Account
Estate Plan
County Map |
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A fine farm house and offices the property of Thomas Ogilvy of Ruthven House |
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BALBIRNIE |
Balbirnie
Balbirnie
Balbirnie
Balbirny
Balbirnie |
Captn. [Captain] John Ogilvy
Rev. [Reverend] P. Bartney
Val. [Valuation] Roll (1860-61)
Estate Plan
Old Stat [Statistical] Account |
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A few dwelling houses and smithy the property of Thomas Ogilvy of Ruthven |
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Ph. [Parish] of Ruthven -- Sheet 37-9 |
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RUTHVEN HOUSE |
Ruthven House
Ruthven House
Ruthven House
Ruthven House
Islabank or Ruthven House
Islabank |
Captn. [Captain] John Ogilvy
Lady Ogilvy
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New Stat. acct. [Statistical account]
Estate Plan
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A fine mansion having Offices; a large garden; and some ornamental ground attached, the property and occasional residence of Col. [Colonel] Ogilvy. A short distance to the Northwest of this Mansion is an old tower the north end of which is rounded. This is what Lady Ogilvy says is the remains of the old Castle of Ruthven. "The Castle of Ruthven, being ruinous, was pulled down many years ago. Ruthven House is pleasantly situated near where the Castle stood, and is the usual residence of the family"
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CASTLE OF RUTHVEN (Remains of) |
Castle of Ruthven |
Revd. [Reverend] Mr. Bartney |
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A short distance to the northwest of this mansion [Ruthven House] is an old tower the north end of which is rounded. This is what Lady Ogilvy says is the remains of the old Castle of Ruthven. "The Castle of Ruthven, being ruinous was pulled down many years ago. Ruthven House is pleasantly situated near where the Castle stood, and is the usual residence of the family"
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
"The beautiful modern mansion of Islabank stands near the site of an ancient castle, which was at one time the seat of the Earls of Crawford, and, having become an utter ruin, was removed in the last century" Fullarton's Gazetteer |
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RIVER ISLA |
River Isla
River Isla
River Isla |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Bartney, Ruthven
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Whyte, Airlie
New Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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A large river having its source from the Grampian Mountains and running in a southerly direction to its confluence with the Tay near Cargill |
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Plan 37-13 -- Parish of Ruthven -- Forfarshire |
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BAIKIE BURN |
Baikie Burn
Baikie Burn |
Rev. [Reverend] Mr. Whyte, Airlie
Mr. Loban Ph. [Parish] Schoolmaster |
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A small stream or burn having its rise on the farms of Muirhouses and Baitland, running in a southwesterly direction to its confluence with the Isla at Cardean Mill |
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Ph. [Parish] of Ruthven -- Sheet 37.13
[Note]
Authenticated and described
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WHINS |
Whins
Whins
Whins |
Mr. Young Bridgend
Mr. Steel Bridge of Ruthven
Captn. [Captain] Ogilvy Ruthven |
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3 Cotters houses on the lands of Ruthven The property of Thomas Ogilvy Esqr. of Ruthven. |
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Plan 37-13 -- Parish of Ruthven -- Forfarshire
[Volume signed]
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OS1/14/78
Co. [COUNTY] FORFAR
PARISH OF RUTHVEN |
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Index to the Ph. [Parish] of Ruthven
Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Bridge of Ruthven -- 36 -- 12 -- 3
Bridgend of Ruthven -- 36 -- 12 -- 5
Barberswells -- 37 -- 9 -- 11
Broad Ford -- 37 -- 9 -- 12
Brigton -- 37 -- 9 -- 14
Balbirnie -- 37 -- 9 -- 14
Baikie Burn -- 37 -- 13 -- 6
Church -- 36 -- 12 -- 6
Cairn -- 37 -- 5 -- 9
Corn Mill -- 37 -- 9 -- 11
Craigy Linn -- 37 -- 9 -- 12
Corral Pool -- 37 -- 9 -- 12
Canty Burn -- 37 -- 5 -- 9
Castle Dikes -- 36 -- 12 -- 4
Candle hill -- 37 -- 9 -- 13
Craigylinn -- 37 -- 9 -- 14
Castle of Ruthven (Remains of ) -- 37 -- 13 -- 15
Dryloch -- 37 -- 5 -- 10
Hole of Ruthven -- 37 -- 9 -- 11
Hangman's Acre -- 37 -- 9 -- 13
Jute Mill -- 37 -- 9 -- 14
Kirkton Burn -- 36 -- 12 -- 5
Law of Brigton -- 36 -- 12 -- 4
Castle Dikes -- 36 -- 12 -- 4
Manse -- 36 -- 12 -- 6
Milton of Ruthven -- 37 -- 9 -- 11
Post Office -- 36 -- 12 -- 3
Ruthven House -- 37 -- 13 -- 15
River Isla -- 37 -- 13 -- 15
Selvie -- 36 -- 16 -- 7
Scottish North Eastern Railway (Alyth Branch) -- 36 -- 16 -- 7
Standing Stones -- 37 -- 5 -- 9
Saddle Hillock -- 37 -- 5 -- 10
Stanners Island -- 37 -- 9 -- 12
School -- 37 -- 9 -- 13
Weem -- 36 -- 12 -- 5
Whins -- 37 -- 13 -- 17 |
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