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PARISH OF KIRKGUNZEON
PLAN 40 B
INDEX
Names of Objects -- Pages
Burnside -- 3
Bargrug -- 9
Bargrug Moor -- 9
Bargrug Plantation -- 10
Bargrug Cottage -- 11
Barclosh Hill -- 12
Crows Nest Plantation -- 10
Fort -- 3
Forket Glen -- 7
Falgunzeon -- 13
Falgunzeon Hill -- 13
Glaisters Burn -- 3
Glaisters Plantation -- 5
Glen Burn -- 7
Hause Burn -- 12
Knock Burn -- 11
Long Fell -- 8
Moat Knowe -- 9
Plascow -- 4
Plascow Rig -- 8
Sheil (ruins of) -- 4
Sheil Burn -- 5
Sheilleys -- 7
TarKirra -- 3
The Knock -- 10 |
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BURNSIDE |
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside |
James Beatie
James Gibson
Rev. [Reverend] J. Crocket
W. J. Johnstone |
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[Situation] About 1 mile N. by W [North by West] of Plascow farm house. A small cot house thatched and in bad repair. On the farm of Glaisters and situated on the Western margin of Glaisters Burn. |
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GLAISTERS BURN |
Glaisters Burn
Glaisters Burn
Glaisters Burn
Glaisters Burn
Glasters Burn |
James Gibson
James Cameron
Rev. [Reverend] J. Crocket
W. J. Johnstone
Ainslies Map 1820 |
040 |
[Situation] Running in a North Westerly direction passing the E. [East] side of Burnside
A considerable stream or burn having its rise in the western side of Long Fell, and running in a N. [North] Westerly direction through the lands of Glaisters & often passing Drumneil farm house it changes its name & is called Drumjohn Burn thence to where it, runs into Kirkgunzeon Lane |
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FORT [Tarkirra] |
Moat
Moat
Moat
Moat
Fort
Fort
Roman Camp |
James Beatie
James Gibson
W. J. Johnstone
Ainslies Map 1820
Mr. Copland
Mr. Kerr
Rev. [Reverend] J. Crocket |
040 |
[Situation] 3/4 of a mile N.
W. [North West] by West of Plascow farm house
An ancient fort or fortress on the farm of Tarkirra. It is of an oblong shape, and its N. E. [North East] side appears to have been defended by a fosse, now greatly dilapidated by agricultural improvements. The Rev. [Reverend] J. Crocket is of the opinion that this antiquity ( although called a moat in the locality is a Roman Post, as there is another object a little to the N.W. [North West] of this apparently a British Camp. Mr. Copland of Kirkgunzeon and Mr. Kerr of Drumjohn are of the opinion that it is a British Fort although there is no tradition as to its use etc. |
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PLASCOW |
Plascow
Plascow
Plascow
Plascow
Plaskow
Plasco |
James Gibson J. Cannon Rev. [Reverend] J. Crocket
W. J. Johnstone
Ainslies Map 1820
Val. [Valuation ] Roll Modern
Val. [Valuation ] Roll Avet |
040 |
A farm house and out houses in good repair, with a farm of land attached Occupied by J. Cannon The property of W Maxwell Esqr. of Lerrigh. |
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SHEIL (Ruins of) |
Shiel
Shiel
Shiel
Shiels
Shiels |
James Beattie
James Gibson
W.J.Johnston
Rev. [Reverend] J. Crocket
James McKay |
040 |
The ruins of a house which formerly had a farm of land attached, but is now united with that of Glaister. |
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TARKIRRA |
Tarkirra
Tarkirra
Tarkirra
Tarkirra
Tartaraw
Tarkirraw
Tarkiver |
James Gibson
J. Cannon
Rev. [Reverend] Crocket
W. J. Johnstone
Ainslies Map 1820
Val. [Valuation ] Roll 1819
Val. [Valuation ] Roll Avet. |
040 |
A farm house one store high and out houses in good repair with a farm of land attached occupied by James Gibson. The property of W. Maxwell Esq. of Lerrigh |
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[page] 4. Parish of Kirkgunzeon
[in situation column of Tarkirra]
about 3/4 mile W. N. W. [West North West] of Plascow from house.
[in situation column of Plascow]
About 3/4 of a mile E.S.E [East South East] of Tarkirra farm house & 3/4 mile E. by N. [East by North] of Bargrug.
[in situation column of Shiel]
About 3/4 of a mile N.E.by E. [North East by East] of Plascow farm house
[extra column LHS List of names to be corrected if necessary]
21 Tarkirra
22 Plascow
19 Shiel |
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GLAISTERS PLANTATION |
Glaisters Plantation
Glaisters Plantation
Glaisters Plantation
Glaisters Plantation |
James Beattie
James Gibson
Rev.[Reverend] J. Crocket
William J. Johnstone |
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A small plantation on the farm of Glaisters its wood consists of Fir |
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SHEIL BURN |
Shiel Burn
Shiel Burn
Shiel Burn
Shiel Burn
Sheil Burn
Sheil Burn |
James Beattie
James Gibson
William J. Johnstone
Ainslies Map (1820)
Rev.[Reverend] J. Crocket
James McKay |
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A small stream or burn having its rise on the farm of Glaisters and running in a S. [South] westerly direction passing Shiel (in ruins) to its confluence with "Glaisters Burn" |
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Parish of Kirkgunzeon -- [page] 5
[in situation column of Glaisters Plantation]
7/8 of a mile N.N.E . [North North East] of Plascow farm house
[in Shiel Burn situation column]
running in a South Westerly direction to its junction with Glaisters Burn about 1/2 mile N.E. [North East] of Plascow farm house
[extra column LHS List of names to be corrected if necessary]
Glaisters Plantation
Shiel Burn |
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FORKET GLEN |
Forket Glen
Forket Glen
Forket Glen
Forket Glen |
J. Cameron
J. Wightman
Rev. [Reverend ] J. Crocket
W. J. Johnstone
Ainslies Map. 1820 |
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A small heathy hollow at the western base of the "Long Fell", it has a forked appearance by two small streams running through it and uniting at its western end, hence the name "Forket Glen". |
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GLEN BURN |
Glen Burn
Glen Burn
Glen Burn
Glen Burn |
J. Cameron J. Wightman Rev. [Reverend ] J. Crocket William J. Johnstone |
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A small stream or burn having its rise at the base of "Long Fell" and running in a Westerly direction to its conflux with Glaisters Burn. |
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SHEILLEYS |
Shielleys
Shielleys
Shielleys
Shielleys
Sheilleys
Sheilleys |
James Cameron
James Wightman
W.J.Johnstone
Ainslies Map (1820)
Rev. [Reverend ] J. Crocket
James McKay |
040 |
A small house now used as a cattle shed, it was formerly occupied as a farm house and had a few acres of land attached, which is now united with that of Plascow. |
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Parish of Kirkgunzeon [page] 7
[In situation column of Forket Glen]
About 1 1/8 miles E.N.E. [East North East] of Plascow farmhouse.
[In situation column of Glen Burn]
Running in a N. [North] Westerly direction to its junction with Glaisters Burn of the distance of 1/? mile E. ley [Easterly] of Plascow
[In situation column of Shielleys]
About 1/8 of a mile East of Plascow farm house
[extra column LHS List of names to be corrected if necessary]
Forket Glen
Glen Burn
Shielleys |
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LONG FELL |
Long Fell
Long Fell
Long Fell
Long Fell |
J. Cameron J. Wightman Rev. [Reverend] J. Crocket W. J. Johnstone |
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A considerable hill range on the farms of Glaisters Plascow Kinharrie and Cullendoch, its surface consists of rocky heathy pasture. |
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PLASCOW RIG |
Plascow Rig
Plascow Rig
Plascow Rig
Plascow Rig
Plascow Rigg |
James Cameron
J. Wightman
Rev. [Reverend] J. Crocket
William J. Johnstone
Ainslies Map 1820 |
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A tolerably sized emminence of a ridge like shape on the farm of Plascow, its surface consists of heathy pasture. |
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[8] -- Parish of Kirkgunzeon
[written sideways at LHS ]
Form 136 Page
[extra column LHS List of names to be corrected if necessary]
24 Plascow Rig
23 Long Fell
[in situation column of Plascow Rig]
Abput 1/2 mile S E by E [South East by East] of Plascow
[in situation column of Long Fell]
About 11/2 miles E.ley [Easterly] of Plascow |
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BARGRUG |
Bargrug
Bargrug
Bargrug
Bargrug
Bargrug |
John Gillespie
William Bonar James Wightman Rev [Reverend] J Crocket W J Johnstone
Valn [Valuation] Roll . 1820 |
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A farm house and out house in good repair, with a farm of land attached occupied by John Gillespie. The property of W. C. Maxwell Esqr. of Lerregles. |
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BARGRUG MOOR |
Bargrug Moor
Bargrug Moor
Bargrug Moor
Bargrug Moor |
John Gillespie
William Bonar Rev [Reverend] J Crocket W J Johnstone |
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A small tract of moorland on the farm of Bargrug hence the name. |
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MOAT KNOWE |
Moat Knowe
Moat Knowe
Moat Knowe
Moat Knowe |
William Bonar
James Wightman
Rev [Reverend] J Crocket
W J Johnstone |
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A small Knoll or Eminence of conical shape on the farm of Bargrug its soil consists of arable land. |
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Parish of Kirkgunzeon -- [page] 9
[Under Moat Knowe]
7/8 mile west of Plascow
[under Bargrug]
About 7/8 mile W. by S. [West by South] of Plascow
[List of names column on LHS]
Moat Knowe
Bargrug
Bargrug Moor
[Under Bargrug Moor]
About 3/8 mile SW by W. [South West by West] of Plascow |
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BARGRUG PLANTATION |
Bargrug Plantation
Bargrug Plantation
Bargrug Plantation
Bargrug Plantation |
John Gillespie
William Bonar
Rev.[Reverend] J. Crocket
W. J. Johnstone |
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A small plantation on the farm of Bargrug,its wood consists of Fir Oak Ash etc. |
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CROWS' NEST PLANTATION |
Crows' Nest Plantation
Crows' Nest Plantation
Crows' Nest Plantation
Crows' Nest Plantation |
John Gillespie
William Bonar
Rev.[Reverend] J. Crocket
William J. Johnstone |
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A small circular plantation on the farm of Bargrug, its wood consists of Fir. The origin of its name is from a few Crows having their nests on it annually |
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THE KNOCK |
The Knock
The Knock
The Knock
The Knock |
John Gillespie
William Bonar
Rev.[Reverend] J. Crocket
William J. Johnstone |
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A small Eminence on the farm of Bargrug, its surface consists of arable land |
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[page] 10 - - Parish of Kirkgunzeon
[In situations column of Bargrug Plantation ]
About 5/8 of a mile by W by S [West by South] Plascow farm house
[In situations column of Crows Nest Plantation ]
About 3/4 of a mile S.W. [South West] of Plascow farm house
[In situations column of The Knock ]
About 1 mile SW by W [South West by West] of Plascow farm house |
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BARGRUG COTTAGE |
Bargrug Cottage
Bargrug Cottage
Bargrug Cottage
Bargrug Cottage |
J. Gillespie
William Bonar
Rev.[Reverend] J. Crocket
William J. Johnstone |
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A house one story high and in good repair, with dog kennels attached Occupied by a Gamekeeper. The property of W. C. Maxwell Esqr. of Lerregles. |
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KNOCK BURN |
Knock Burn
Knock Burn
Knock Burn |
J. Gillespie
William Bonar
Rev.[Reverend] J. Crocket |
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A small stream having its rise on the farm of Kirkgunzeon & flowing into Kirkgunzeon Lane. It is the continuation of House Burn |
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Parish of Kirkgunzeon -- [page] 11
[under situations column for Bargrug Cottage]
1 mile S.W. [South West] of Plascow farm house
[under situations column for Knock Burn]
passing at the south side of The Knock. |
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BARCLOSH HILL |
Barclosh Hill
Barclosh Hill
Barclosh Hill
Barclosh Hill |
William Bonar
James Wightman
Rev. [Reverend] J. Crocket
W. J. Johnstone |
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A hill on the farm of Barclosh its surface consists of rocky heathy pasture On it is a Trig [triangulation] Station called by Trign. [Triangulation ] Party " Bourclash" |
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HAUSE BURN |
Hause Burn
Hause Burn
Hause Burn
Hause Burn |
William Bonar James Wightman Rev. [Reverend] J. Crocket W. J. Johnstone |
040 |
A small stream or burn having its rise on the farm of Falgunzeon and running in a S. [South] Westerly direction to near a small eminence called "Hus thence it is known by the name
Knock Burn to its confluence with Kirkgunzeon Burn |
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[page] 12 -- Parish of Kirkgunzeon
[under "List of names"]
Barclosh Hill
Hause Burn
[Written in LHS sideways]
Form 136 page
[LHS opposite Barclosh Hill ]
24
[LHS opposite Hause Burn ]
25
[In situations Column of Barclosh Hill]
About 13/8 mile W.S.W. [West South West] of Plascow farm house.
[In situations Column of Hause Burn]
Running in a S.W. [South West] direction for about 1/2 a mile it then takes a westerly direction passing at the south side of Bargrug Cottage |
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FALGUNZEON |
Falgunzeon
Falgunzeon
Falgunzeon
Falgunzeon
Falgunzeon
Falgunion
Falgunzeon |
William Bonar
James Wightman
Rev.[Reverend] J. Crocket
W. J. Johnstone
Ainslies Map 1820
Valn. [Valuation] Roll.- modern
Valn. [Valuation] Roll.- Anct. [Ancient ] |
040 |
A farm house and out houses in good repair, with a farm of land attached occupied by James Wightman. The property of W.C. Maxwell Esqr. of Terregles |
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FALGUNZEON HILL |
Falgunzeon Hill
Falgunzeon Hill
Falgunzeon Hill
Falgunzeon Hill |
William Bonar
James Wightman
Rev.[Reverend] J. Crocket
W. J. Johnstone |
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A hill on the farm of Falgunzeon. The surface consists of heathy pasture on it is a Trig. [Trigonometrical] Station called by Trigonometrical Party " Falgunion" |
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[in situation column of Falgunzeon]
About 3/4 of a mile SW N [South West by North] of Plascow farm house
[in situation column of Falgunzeon Hill]
3/8 mile S by E [South by East] of Plascow farm house
[Under list of names to be corrected]
Falgunzeon
Falgunzeon Hill |
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Parish of Colvend
Plan 40B
INDEX
Name of Objects -- Pages
Maidenpap -- 17
Drumcow Burn -- 17 |
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MAIDENPAP |
Maidenpap
Maidenpap
Maidenpap
Maidenpap
Maidenpap Hill |
J Cameron
J Wightman
Rev. [Reverend] J. Crocket
W. J. Johnstone
Ainslies Map 1820 |
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A hill of considerable elevation on the farm of Drumcow its surface consists of heathy pasture. On it is a Trig. [Trigonometrical] Station called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party " Maidenpap" From the summit of this hill an extensive view of the surrounding country can be obtained. It is a conspicuous part of a range connected with Drumcow Hill. |
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DRUMCOW BURN |
Drumcow Burn |
John Clark
B. Boyd
Ainslies Map 1820
See Names List Plan 41A |
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A small stream or burn having its rise on the farm of Plascow and running in a southerly direction passing through the lands of Drumcow |
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Parish of Colvend -- [page] 17
[Under situation column for Maidenpap]
1½ miles SE by S [ South East by East] of Plascow Farm house
[Under situation column for Drumcow Burn]
About 1½ miles SE by E [South East by East] of Plascow |
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Form 136 Page |
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BURNSIDE |
Burnside |
James Beattie n.s Burnside, Kirkgunzeon
James Gibson n s Tarkirra, Kirkgunzeon
Rev. [Reverend] J. Crocket s, Kirkgunzeon
W. J. Johnstone s. Kirkgunzeon |
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A small cothouse thatched and in bad repair on the farm of Glaisters situated on the western margin of of " Glaisters Burn" |
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GLAISTERS PLANTATION |
Glaisters Plantation |
James Beattie n.s, Burnside, Kirkgunzeon
James Gibson n s Tarkirra, Kirkgunzeon
Rev. [Reverend] J. Crocket s, Kirkgunzeon
W. J. Johnstone s. Kirkgunzeon |
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A small plantation of fir on the farm of Glaisters |
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SHIEL |
Shiel |
James Beattie n.s Burnside Kirkgunzeon
James Gibson n s Tarkirra Kirkgunzeon
Rev. [Reverend] J. Crocket s, Kirkgunzeon
W. J. Johnstone s., Kirkgunzeon |
040 |
The ruins of a farmhouse attached was a farm of land now annexed to "Glaisters" |
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No. 136
Plan 40 B List of Names collected by William Rowan C/A. [Civilian Assistant] 1st Examiner
Parish of Kirkgunzeon
Field Book Trace 1 |
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Not sure what the n.s or just s after the names mean
I have assumed the "Do"s apply to all the names
Hi Gavin, a couple of things,
Situation Col. should only have three digits in Kirkcudbright, in this case 040, this is really important as it links directly to the OS Map.
See FAQ's http://www.scotlandsplaces.gov.uk/transcribe/forums/transcriptions/faqs-frequently-asked-questions/1213889
Authorities - These should be on separate lines, you had done it on the first object but not on the other two, easy to forget to press enter. Just stretch the box out to check they are where they should be.
Parish Name can be included in the Cont. entries for ease as it covers all three. |
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SHIEL BURN |
Shiel Burn |
James Beattie n.s. , Burnside,Kirkgunzeon
James Gibson n.s. Tarkirra, Kirkgunzeon
Rev.[Reverend] J. Crocket s. Kirkgunzeon
William J. Johnstone s. Kirkgunzeon |
040 |
A small stream gathering on the farm of Glaisters and flowing in a westerly direction past Shiel (in ruins) (hence the name) to its influx into "Glaisters Burn" |
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MOAT |
Moat (ancient) |
James Beattie n.s. , Burnside,Kirkgunzeon James Gibson n.s. Tarkirra, Kirkgunzeon Rev.[Reverend] J. Crocket s. Kirkgunzeon William J. Johnstone s. Kirkgunzeon |
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An ancient Fort or Camp on the farm of "Tarkirra" and convenient to the farmhouse. An oblong shape, the side to the N.E. [ North East] Appears to have been defended by a fosse now greatly dilapidated by agricultural improvements. |
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No. 136
Plan 40 B List of Names collected by William Rowan C/A. [Civilian Assistant] 1st Examiner
Parish of Kirkgunzeon
Field Book Trace 1
Note. The Rev. [Reverend] J. Crocket is of opinion that this antiquity ( although in the locality called a Moat) is a Roman fort, as there is another object a short distance N.W.[North West] of this one apparently a British Camp. |
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GLAISTERS BURN |
Glaisters Burn |
J. Gibson n.s. Tarkirra, Kirkgunzeon
J. Cannon n.s., Plascow. Kirkgunzeon
Rev.[Reverend] J. Crocket s. Kirkgunzeon
W. J. Johnstone s. Kirkgunzeon |
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A stream gathering on the western side of "Long Fell ", flowing in a northerly direction receiving in its course some small rivulets and eventually falling into "Kirkgunzeon Burn ". |
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TARKIRRA |
Tarkirra |
J. Gibson n.s. Tarkirra, Kirkgunzeon J. Cannon n.s., Plascow. Kirkgunzeon Rev.[Reverend] J. Crocket s. Kirkgunzeon W. J. Johnstone s. Kirkgunzeon |
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A farmhouse one story high with suitable offices and a farm of land attached consisting chiefly of arable . Occupier J. Gibson Propr. [Proprietor] M.C. Maxwell Esq. Terregles. |
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No. 136 -- [page]21
List of Names collected by William Rewan C/A [Civilian Assistant] 1st Examiner
Field Book
No. of Plan - 40B
Trace - 1 |
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PLASCOW |
Plascow |
J. Gibson n.s. Tarkirra, Kirkgunzeon J. Cannon n.s., Plascow. Kirkgunzeon Rev.[Reverend] J. Crocket s. Kirkgunzeon W. J. Johnstone s. Kirkgunzeon |
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A farmhouse one story high with suitable offices all slated and in good repair attached a farm of land consisting of arable and heathy pasture Occupant J. Cannon Proprietor M.C. Maxwell Esq. of Terregles. |
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PLASCOW RIGG |
Plascow Rigg |
J. Gibson n.s. Tarkirra, Kirkgunzeon J. Cannon n.s., Plascow. Kirkgunzeon Rev.[Reverend] J. Crocket s. Kirkgunzeon W. J. Johnstone s. Kirkgunzeon |
040 |
For description see Trace No. 2 |
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[page]21 -- No. 136
List of Names collected by William Rewan C/A [Civilian Assistant] 1st Examiner
Field Book
No. of Plan - 40B
Trace - 1 |
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FORKET GLEN |
Forket Glen |
J. Cannon n.s. , Plascow, Kirkgunzeon
J.Wightman n.s. , Falgunzeon, Kirkgunzeon
Rev.[Reverend] J. Crocket s. Kirkgunzeon
W. J. Johnstone s. Kirkgunzeon |
040 |
A small heathy hollow at the western base of "Long Fell" It has a branched or a forked appearance by few very small streamlets running thro' it and uniting at its western end and thence flowing into "Shiel Burn" |
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LONG FELL |
Long Fell |
J. Cannon n.s. , Plascow, Kirkgunzeon J.Wightman n.s. , Falgunzeon, Kirkgunzeon Rev.[Reverend] J. Crocket s. Kirkgunzeon W. J. Johnstone s. Kirkgunzeon |
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A rocky heathy hill which is part of a range on the farm of Glaisters, Plascow, Kinharvie and Cullendeuch. This hill is of considerable height and forms one of a range having no name
The names of the other hills are " Rise Hill" "Bow Hill" (Ainslie's Map) or Brackenside Hill |
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SHIELLEYS |
Sheilleys |
J. Cannon n.s. , Plascow, Kirkgunzeon J.Wightman n.s. , Falgunzeon, Kirkgunzeon Rev.[Reverend] J. Crocket s. Kirkgunzeon W. J. Johnstone s. Kirkgunzeon |
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A small slated house now used as a cattle shed, it was once a croft house with a few acres of land attached now annexed to "Plascow". |
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GLEN BURN |
Glen Burn |
J. Cannon n.s. , Plascow, Kirkgunzeon J.Wightman n.s. , Falgunzeon, Kirkgunzeon Rev.[Reverend] J. Crocket s. Kirkgunzeon W. J. Johnstone s. Kirkgunzeon |
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A small streamlet gathering at the base of " Long Fell" & flowing in a westerly direction to its influx into " Glaisters Burn" |
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HAUSE BURN |
Hause Burn |
William Bonar n.s. Bargrug Cottage, Kirkgunzeon
James Wightman n.s. Falgunzeon, Kirkgunzeon
Rev.[Reverend] J. Crocket s. Kirkgunzeon
W. J. Johnstone s. Kirkgunzeon |
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A small stream gathering at the base of Falgunzeon Hill flowing in a southerly and afterwards in a westerly direction past the southern base of " Knock" Taking the name " Knock Burn" and ultimately flowing into " Kirkgunzeon Lane" |
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MOAT KNOWE |
Moat Knowe |
William Bonar n.s. Bargrug Cottage, Kirkgunzeon James Wightman n.s. Falgunzeon, Kirkgunzeon Rev.[Reverend] J. Crocket s. Kirkgunzeon W. J. Johnstone s. Kirkgunzeon |
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A small arable knoll of circular form on the farm of " Bargrug " |
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FALGUNZEON |
Falgunzeon |
William Bonar n.s. Bargrug Cottage, Kirkgunzeon
James Wightman n.s. Falgunzeon, Kirkgunzeon
Rev.[Reverend] J. Crocket s. Kirkgunzeon
W. J. Johnstone s. Kirkgunzeon |
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A farmhouse one story high with suitable offices attached and in good repair, annexed is a farm of land consisting of arable and heathy pasture. Occupant James Wightman
Propr. [Proprietor] M.C. Maxwell Esq. of Terregles. |
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FALGUNZEON HILL |
Falgunzeon Hill |
William Bonar n.s. Bargrug Cottage, Kirkgunzeon James Wightman n.s. Falgunzeon, Kirkgunzeon Rev.[Reverend] J. Crocket s. Kirkgunzeon W. J. Johnstone s. Kirkgunzeon |
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A heathy hill on the farm of the same name. On its summit is a Trigl. [Triangulation] [symbol for trig. point] called by the party "Falgunzeon". |
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BARGRUG COTTAGE |
Bargrug Cottage |
J. Gillespie n.s. Bargrug, Kirkgunzeon
William Bonar n.s. Bargrug Cottage, Kirkgunzeon
Rev.[Reverend] J. Crocket s. Kirkgunzeon
W. J. Johnstone s. Kirkgunzeon |
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A good slated house one story high attached are Dog Kennels and a small portion of land ( at one time belonging to Bargrug )
Occupant the gamekeeper on this part of Terregles estate. |
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CROWS' NEST PLANTATION |
Crows' Nest Plantation |
J. Gillespie n.s. Bargrug, Kirkgunzeon
William Bonar n.s. Bargrug Cottage, Kirkgunzeon
Rev.[Reverend] J. Crocket s. Kirkgunzeon
W. J. Johnstone s. Kirkgunzeon |
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A small circular plantation on the farm of Bargrug. It derives its name from a few crows annually building their nests on it. |
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THE KNOCK |
The Knock |
J. Gillespie n.s. Bargrug, Kirkgunzeon
William Bonar n.s. Bargrug Cottage, Kirkgunzeon
Rev.[Reverend] J. Crocket s. Kirkgunzeon
W. J. Johnstone s. Kirkgunzeon |
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A small arable eminence adjacent to and west of Bargrug Cottage. |
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BARGRUG |
Bargrug |
J. Gillespie n.s. Bargrug, Kirkgunzeon
William Bonar n.s. Bargrug Cottage, Kirkgunzeon
Rev. [Reverend] J. Crocket s. Kirkgunzeon
W. J. Johnstone s. Kirkgunzeon |
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A farmhouse two stories high with suitable offices all slated and in good repair attached is a farm of land consisting chiefly of arable moor & rocky heathy pasture. Occupant John Gillespie Propr. [Proprietor] M. C. Maxwell Esq. of Terregles |
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BARGRUG MOOR |
Bargrug Moor |
J. Gillespie n.s. Bargrug, Kirkgunzeon
William Bonar n.s. Bargrug Cottage, Kirkgunzeon
Rev.[Reverend] J. Crocket s. Kirkgunzeon
W. J. Johnstone s. Kirkgunzeon |
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A small tract of heathy pasture on the farm of Bargrug. |
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BARGRUG PLANTATION |
Bargrug Plantation |
J. Gillespie n.s. Bargrug, Kirkgunzeon
William Bonar n.s. Bargrug Cottage, Kirkgunzeon
Rev.[Reverend] J. Crocket s. Kirkgunzeon
W. J. Johnstone s. Kirkgunzeon |
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A small plantation on the farm of Bargrug. Consisting of Fir Ash, oak etc. |
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MAIDENPAP |
Maidenpap |
J. Cannon n.s. Plascow, Kirkgunzeon
J. Wightman n.s. Falgunzeon, Kirkgunzeon
Rev.[Reverend] J. Crocket s. Kirkgunzeon
W. J. Johnstone s. Kirkgunzeon |
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A rocky heathy hill of small area but considerable elevation on the farm of "Drumgow"
From its summit (on which stands a Trig. [Trigonometrical] [symbol for Trig. Station] called by that party " Maidenpap") can be obtained a beautiful view of the "Solway Firth", & Seaports and hills of Cumberland.
It derives its name from its protuberant shape somewhat resembling a female breast. |
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GLAISTERS BURN |
Glaisters Burn |
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Town or Parish Colvend
[signed at bottom of page]
R. F. Goddard Pvte. [Private] R.S.M. [Royal Sappers and Miners] March 19. 1850
W. Driscoll Gossit Lt. R.E [Lieutenant Royal Engineers] |
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CO. [County] KIRKCUDBRIGHT
P L A N 40B
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KIRKGUNZEON -- 1
COLVEND -- 15 |
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