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MANSE |
Kelton Manse
Kelton Manse
Kelton Manse
Manse |
John Martin
Revd. [Reverend] S. Cowan
Alexander Douglas
Ainslies Map 1797 |
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[Situation] 1 1/4 Miles NW by N.[North West by North] of Gelston Row.
A neat substantial and comfortable Manse two stories high and in good repair with offices. They were built in the year 1813-14 by the Heritors of the parish the old Manse stood near the Churchyard. It is the residence of the Revd. [Reverend] Samuel Cowan the present Minister. |
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TOMB [Kelton Church] |
Tomb
Tomb |
Alexander Douglas
William Lidderdale Esq. |
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[Situation] 5 chains NNW [North North West] of the Parish Church of Kelton.
A massive square and ornamental Tomb situated in the same Plantation with Kelton Church the first person buried in it was Sir William Douglas Bart. [Baronet] It was surrounded with iron pailing the entrance to it fronts the road with the Arms of the Douglas family over the door and two fluted columns one at each side of the doorway. |
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Page 41 Kelton Manse
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CHURCH |
Kelton Church
Kelton Church
Kelton Church |
Revd. [Reverend] S. Cowan
William Lidderdale Esq.
John Martin |
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[Situation] About 1 1/4 miles NW. by N. North West by North of the village of Gelston Row.
This is the Parish Church of Kelton it is kept in good repair with small belfry attached in the Church are two galleries. It is capable of accommodating 1000 of a Congregation the average number of Communicants is about 480. |
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DYKENEUK |
Dykeneuk Dykeneuk |
Alexander Douglas
Quinton Bone |
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[Situation] 1 1/8 miles NW by N. [North West by North] of the village of Gelston Row.
A small house sublet off the farm of Mid Meltng in good repair the property of Mrs Maitland of Gelston Castle. |
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MID KELTON |
Mid Kelton
Mid Kelton
Mid Kelton
Mid-Kelton |
Alexander Douglas
Quentin Bone
Ainslie Map revd. [revised] 1820
Valuation Roll 1819 |
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[Situation] 9 chains SE by S. of The Parish Church of Kelton.
A Farm house with extensive Office houses also a consid[erable] lot of ground all of which is arable. It is the property of Mrs Maitland of Gelston Castle. |
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Form 136 Page 42 Kelton Church
42 Dykeneuk
42 Mid Kelton |
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CRAE HILL |
Crae Hill |
Alexander Douglas
Quinton Bone |
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[Situation] 7/8 miles NNW [North North West] of Gelston Row.
A small arable hill in the farm of Halmyre. The property of Mrs Maitland of Gelston Castle. |
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KELTON KIRK (Site of) |
Kelton KIrk
Kelton Kirk
Kelton Kirk |
William Lidderdale Esq.
James Lidderdale Esq.
Revd [Reverend] Mr Cowan |
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[Situation] About 1 1/8 miles NW by N [North West by North] of the village of Kelton Row.
This name relates to the ruins of the Old Parish Kirk of Kelton which lies contiguous to the present one. It was one of the parish Kirks depending øn New Abbey nothing of it now remains except a small portion of one of the walls. "This Parish of Kelton hath two other annexed thereto viz. Kirkcormock & Gelston tho' both these Kirks are ruinous". |
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Big Hill |
Big Hill |
See Name List for Plan 45A |
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[Situation] 1 1/2 miles SW. [South West] of the village of Gelston Row.
For description See Name List Plan 45A. |
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[Page] 5 Parish of Kelton
Creudh (dh silent) Clay ground) |
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CASTLEMANOCH HILL |
Castlemanoch Hill
Castlemanoch Hill |
Alexander Douglas
Quinton Bone |
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[Situation] 7/8 mile NW [North West] of the village of Gelston Row.
An arable hill on the Farm of Mid Kelton the property of Mrs Maitland of [Gelston] Castle |
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HALMYRE |
Halmyre
Hallmyre
Halmyre
Hallmire |
Alexander Douglas
Quintin Bone
Ainslies Map 1797
Valuation Roll 1819
Valuation Roll Ancient |
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[Situation] About 1/2 mile NW. of the village of Gelston Row.
A large Farm house with [offices] all of which are in good repair the property of Mrs Maitland of Gelston Castle. |
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[Page] 6 Parish of Kelton
Form 136
Page 43 Castlemanoch Hill
43 Halmyre |
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QUARRYHOLE |
Quarryhole
Quarryhole |
Alexander Douglas
Quinton Bone |
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[Situation] About 23 Chains NW. [North West] of the west end of the village of Gelston Row.
A small Cothouse in middling repair on the farm of Halmyre the property of Mrs Maitland of Gelston Castle. |
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MACMOIR HILL |
Macmoir Hill
Macmoir Hill |
Alexander Douglas
Quinton Bone |
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[Situation] About 3/8 mile NW by W [North West by West] of the village of Gelston Row. A small arable Hill on the Farm of Halmyre the property of Mrs Maitland of Gelston Castle |
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GELSTON MILL ( Corn) |
Gelston Mill
Gelston Mill
Gelston MIll |
Quentin Bone
John McKee
Ainslies Map 1797 |
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[Situation] At the NE [North East] end of the village of Gelston Row.
A Corn Mill with dwelling house and a small portion of land attached. The thirlage of this mill is expired. |
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GELSTON BURN |
Gelston Burn
Gelston Burn
Gelston Burn |
M Dalcoman
J. Crosbie
J. Browne |
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[Situation] Running in a northern direction through the north end of the Parish of Kelton.
A Stream which rises in the lands of Ingelston & passing near the village of Gelston Row where it works the Mill of Gelston & a little below this it becomes the boundary of the parishes of Kelton & Buittle then it runs through the lands of Halmyre and continues its course to the South S side of Carlingwark Loch & it is called Galston Burn Generally. |
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GELSTON ROW |
Gelston Row
Gelston Row
Gelston Row |
William Lidderdale Esqr.
James Lidderdale Esqr.
Revd [Reverend] Mr Cowan |
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[Situation] 1/2 Mile (nearly) NW. [North West] of Gelston Castle.
A single Row of Houses forming a Small Village, with a population of about 150, and about [?] miles south of Castle Douglas and on the road leading from Kelton to Palnackie the [?] part of the houses belong to Mrs Kirwan of Gelston Castle and the remainder are [?]. They are in tolerable repair and a Receiving Post Office stands at its South end. |
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CRAIGLEY |
Craigley
Craigley
Craigley |
Thomas Cowan
Thomas Smellie
Ainslies Map 1797 |
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[Situation] 7/8 mile W by S [West by South] of Gelston Castle.
A Comfortable Farm House in good repair with suitable Offices attached. The property of Mrs Maitland of Gelston Castle. |
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FORT [Ingleston] |
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GELSTON SCHOOL |
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KEEP CLEAR |
Keep Clear
Keep Clear |
John Todd
Anthony Spears |
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[Situation] About 3/4 mile SW [South West] of Gelston Castle.
A small cottage the Farm of Ingestion which apparently takes its name from its position to any road leading thereby. |
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[Page] 10 Parish of Kelton
Form 136
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GELSTON CASTLE |
Gelston Castle
Glisten Castle
Glisten Castle
Gelston |
William Lidderdale Esq.
William Stewart
Thomas Hyslop
Ainslies Map 1797 |
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[Situation] About 3/8 mile SE [South East] of the village of Gelston Row [?] by E [East] of Dungavel Camp.
A large modern rectangular building with round turrets at each corner and in good repair with commodious offices and about 75 acres of demesne land attached to it. It is the property of Charles Kiran Esq. of Calgen Park and occupied by Mrs Maitland in a life rented lease. It was erected at about the year 1800 |
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MOAT [Ingleston] |
Moat
Moat
Moat |
William Lidderdale Esq.
Thomas Hyslop Esq Gelston
William Stodart, Castle |
045 |
[Situation] 1/4 mile S.W. by S. [South West by South] of Gelston Castle.
A small oval shaped Moat partly natural and partly artificial it is upon the farm of Ingliston and is about 16F [Feet] high. |
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BARLAE HILL |
Barlae Hill
Barlae Hilll |
William Lidderdale Esq.
Robert Crosby |
045 |
[Situation] About 3/8 mile SE.by S. [South East by South] of Gelston Castle.
A tolerable sized hill on demesne of Gelston Castle a portion of it is arable the remainder is covered wood consisting of ash oak and chiefly Fir. |
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BARLAE PLANTATION |
Barlae Plantation
Barlae Plantation
Barlae Plantation |
Robert Crosby
William Stewart
John Crosby |
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[Situation] On the SE [South East] side of the Demesne of Gelston Castle on Barlae Hill.
A large Plantation consisting of ash oak & Fir on Barlae Hill hence its name. |
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INGLESTON |
Ingleston
Ingleston
Ingleston
Ingliston |
William Lidderdale Esq.
Thomas Hyslop
Ainslies Map 1797
Valuation Roll 1819 |
045 |
[Situation] 3/8 mile (nearly)
SW by W [South West by West] of Gelston Castle.
A large Farmhouse with all of which are in good repair attached is a farm of about 700 acres of ground [?] It is the property of Charles Kirwan Esq. of Calgen Park County Mayo Ireland. |
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BROWNIE HILLS |
Brownie Hills
Brownie Hills
Browny Hills |
Thomas Hysop
Map in posen [possession] of W. Lidderdale Esq. dated 1803
Valuation Roll 1819 |
045 |
[Situation] About 1/2 mile SW [South West] of Gelston Castle.
A number of small rocky Hills upon the Farm of Ingliston. |
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KIRKLAND OF GELSTON |
Kirkland of Gelston
Kirkland of Gelston
Kirkland
Kirkland of Gelston |
William Lidderdale Esq.
Thomas Hyslop
Ainslies Map 1797
Valuation Roll
1819 Appendix |
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[Situation] 5/8 mle S by E [South by East] of Gelston Castle.
A small Farm with office houses all of which are in good repair attached is a farm of about 45 acres of land. It is the property of Charlses Kiran Esq. of Calson Park County Mayo Ireland. |
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GELSTON KIRK (Site of) |
Gelston Kirk
Gelston Kirk |
Thomas Hyslop
Ainslies Map 1797 |
045 |
[Situation] At the South Side of the farm steading of Kirkland of Gelston.
This appears to have been the Parish Church of Gelston but now Gelston is annexed to Kelton together with Kirkcowrmack, at present there is nothing to be seen of the ruins but a small ridge denoting where the foundation walls stood, it is Situated in Gelston Kirkyard & immediately in rear of the office house belonging to the far-off Kirklds of Gelston. |
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DUNGUILE HILL |
Dunguile Hill
Dunguile Hill
Dungayle
Dunguile Hill |
William Lidderdale Esq.
Thomas Hyslop
Ainslies Map 1797
Map of Estate |
045 |
[Situation] About 3/4 mile SSW [South South West] of Gelston Castle.
A considerable Hill of [?] and rocky pasture in the Farm of Ingleston on its summit stands a Trig [Trigonometrical] Station called by Trig.Party Dangyle. |
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GELSTON KIRK YARDI |
Gelston Kirkyard
Gelston Kirkyard |
William Lidderdale Esq.
Thomas Hyslop |
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[Situation] At the South Side of the farm Steading of Kirk of Gelston.
A small Burial Ground [on] farm of Kirkland of Kelston enclosed with a stone wall used by some of the inhabitants in the locality as a burial [place] |
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WILDCAT KNOWE PLANTATION |
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DUNGUILE CAMP |
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BORELAND |
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WEE BARLAE |
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BURNSIDE OF BLACKBELLY |
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GLENYERROCK |
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GLENYERROCK HILL |
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CROACH HILL |
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POTTERLAND HEUGH |
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POTTERLAND WOOD |
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CAIGTON HILL |
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SMITHY FORD |
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THE DITCH |
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DALBEATTIE TRUST |
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Parish of Buittle
Plan 45 B
Index
Names of Objects -- page
Brock Cottage -- 23
Burnstick T.P. -- 24
Broomybrae -- 29
Barchain Hill -- 30
Barchain -- 32
Barlochan Hill -- 36
Blackbelly Hill -- 37
Barhastry Hill -- 37
Blackbelly Plantation -- 37
Big Barwhinnie Loch -- 38
Barwhinnie Hill -- 39
Castlegower -- 24
Castle Hill -- 25
Caigton Hill -- 29
Castlegower -- 27
Cullinaw -- 29
Castle Hill -- 30
Clone -- 31
Clonyards -- 19
Cauldside -- 33
Doach Burn -- 28
Doach Wood -- 35
Doach -- 35
Flock -- 30
Flock Hill -- 32
Gaigrie Hill -- 30
Gaigried -- 36
Isle -- 38
Knockinning Hill -- 23
Knockinning Plantation --23
Kirkennan Hill -- 31
Kirkennan Plantation -- 31
Loch-hill -- 32
Loch-hill Planation -- 39
Mumshes Hill -- 30
Mill of Glen Burn -- 33
Marnocn Hill -- 34
Cairns -- 34
Mount Pleasant -- 35
Sware Plantation -- 36
Tod Fell -- 24
Toglass Wood -- 27
Torglass Hill -- 28 |
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BREOCH COTTAGE |
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KNOCKIMMING HILL |
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KNOCKIMMING PLANTATION |
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BURNTSTICK T P |
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CASTLEGOWER |
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TOD FELL |
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CASTLE HILL |
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FORT (Vitrified) [Castle Hill] |
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CASTLEGOWER |
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TORGLASS WOOD |
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DOACH BURN |
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TORGLASS |
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TORGLASS HILL |
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BROOMYBRAE |
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CULLINAW |
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BARCHAIN HILL |
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CASTLE HILL |
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CLONE |
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KIRKENNAN HILL |
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KIRKENNAN PLANTATION |
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BARCHAIN |
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FLOCK HILL |
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GAIGRIE HILL |
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CAULDSIDE (In Ruins) |
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CLONYARDS |
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MILL OF GLEN BURN |
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CAIRNS [Marnoch Hill] |
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DOACH |
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DOACH WOOD |
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MOUNT PLEASANT |
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BARLOCHAN HILL |
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GAIGRIE |
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SWARE PLANTATION |
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BLACKBELLY PLANTATION |
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ISLE |
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WOODHEAD SCHOOL |
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LOCHHILL PLANTATION |
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