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Parish of Rerwick [Rerrick]
Plan51B
Index
[Set of 3 Columns:-] Names of Objects--Page--Names of Objects--Page--Names of Objects--Page
[Column Headings Column 1]
Names of Objects--Page
Auchenleck Mine (Iron)--3
Auchenleck--10
Auchenleck Bridge--10
Auchencairn Bay--23
Auchencairn Lane--23
Auchencairn Burn--23
Auchencairn Bridge--33
Auchencairn--37
Auchencairn Moss--49
Auchenfad--51
Blackbeast--4
Barcloy Hill--5
Bluehill--12
Bankend Burn--22
[Column Headings Column 2]
Names of Objects--Page
Bunkers Hill--29
Burnside--32
Black Lion Inn--34
Baptist Chapel--37
Blackford Bridge--45
Blackford--46
Blackford Burn--46
Big Airds Hill--52
Collin Hill--9
Collin Burn--11
Collin Wood--15
Collin--16
Collin Cottage--17
[Column Headings Column 3]
Names of Objects--Page
Craig Range--21
Craig's Hill [Hall]--30
Collin Mill (Sawing)--30
Carding Mill--31
Collin Bridge--32
Castledaffin--32
Commercial Inn--38
Culnaughtrie--43
Cairn Hill--47
Cairn--48
Daltamie--29
Dundrennan Mill--35
Drungans--45
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[Plan51B]
[Index]
[Set of 4 Columns:-] Names of Objects--Page--Names of Objects--Page--Names of Objects--Page--Names of Objects--Page
[Column Headings Column 1]
Names of Objects--Page
Drungans Bridge--45
[Should be Drungans Burn]
East Knockwhillan--17
Forest Wood--7
Forest--9
Free Church--39
Farhills--49
Fort--53
Fort--55
Glenhead--3
Gall Knowe--12
Gall Burn--12
Guttery Liggat--51
Hillhead--9
Hardhills--16
[Column Headings Column 2]
Names of Objects--Page
Knocknocher--40
Kendlum (In Ruins)--3
Little Forest--15
Mains of Collin--10
Knoits of Bentuther--5
Muckle Lane--20
Meadowhead Burn--11
Meadowhead--25
Moat--35
Mill Ha'--36
Mid Hazelfield--43
Moss-side--49
Mossend--50
Fort--19
Post Office--34
[Column Headings Column 3]
Names of Objects--Page
Ring Plantation--16
Ring (In Ruins)--18
Red Haven--20
Richardcairn--46
Rascarrel Moss--50
Summerhill--4
Stocking Hill--17
Seaside--22
Suie Hill--25
Suie Moat--26
Shuttlebank--31
Standingstone--43
Standingstone Hill--44
Satters Moss--50
[Column Headings Column 4]
Names of Objects--Page
Torr Cottage--15
Torr Hill--21
The Ha'--39
The Tenments--40
Tacher Burn--47
West Knockwhillan--18
Woodhead--22
Wraith Plantn. [Plantation]--33
Old Torr--21
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AUCHENLECK MINE (Iron) |
Auchenlick Mine ( iron)
Auchenlick Mine ( iron) |
John Cannon
Thomas Clark |
051 |
This mine is not at present in working operation but during the last ten years quantities of ore of good quality have been found it has been let to several English mining companies who shipped the ore to England where it was smelted. It is on the lands of Auchenlick the property of Samuel Henry Esqr. |
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GLENHEAD |
Glenhead
Glenhead |
James Neilson
Michael Clark |
051 |
A small house and offices with a portion of land attached the property of Samuel Henry Esqr. Auchenlick |
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KENDLUM (In Ruins) |
Kendlum
Kendlum |
Thomas Clark
James Neilson |
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This is the ruins of a house which had formerly a portion of land attached which now forms part of Mains of Collin the property David Walsh Esqr. |
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6000, Sept. 1836-22-10 Parish of Rerrick No. 21.
[Columns on left]
Form 136
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BLACKBEAST |
Blackbeast
Blackbeast |
James Neilson
Thomas Clark |
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A ridge of rocks on the farm of Barcloy one of which has the appearance of a black animal when seen from a distance hence the name |
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SUMMERHILL |
Summerhill
Summerhill |
James Neilson
Thomas Clark |
051 |
A small farm house and offices in tolerable repair with a portion of land attached the property of Samuel Henry Esqr. Auchenlick |
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Parish of Rerrick [Plan & Trace] 51 B 3
Form 136
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KNOITS OF BENTUTHER |
Knoits of Bentuther
Knoits of Bentuther
Bentuther Hill
Knoits of Bentuder
Knoits of Bentuder
Knoits of Bentutha
Knoits of Bentutha |
James Affleck
John Cunningham
On Plan 45.C
Dr. [Doctor] Trotter
Mr. Thompson
Dr. [Doctor] Trotter
Mr. Thompson |
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A small hill on the farm of Bentuther the surface of which is rocky heathy pasture |
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BARCLOY HILL |
Barcloy Hill
Barcloy Hill
Barclay Hill
Barclay Hill
Barclay
Barcloy Hill
Barcloy Hill |
Charles Donaldson
William Rae -Barcloy
William Moore -Factor
John Nicholson
Ainslies Map 1820
William Bell -Balgreddan
John Wilson -Auchencairn |
051 |
A tolerable sized hill on the farm of Barcloy the surface of which is rocky pasture. On its summit stands a Trig: [Sketch Here] [Trigonometrical station] called by the Trig: [Trigonometrical] party "Barcloy" |
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12000, Oct. 1847. [Parish of Rerrick] No. 21.
Form 136
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[Note under the name "Knoits of Bentuther"]
Bentudor to be adopted
see 51A page 11 and W. Muire's Letter dated 1st March 1854. -(in Name Bk. [Book] 50D page 54)
[Knoits of Bentudor is the name used now]
[Note under the name "Barcloy Hill"]
Barcloy Hill to be adopted
see 51A page 11 and W. Muire's Letter dated 1st March 1854. -(in Name Bk. [Book] 50D page 54)
[Notes on Knoit]
Noit, A small rocky height. Jameison's Scottish Dicty. [Dictionary]
Knoit, A large piece of anything. - ibid
All the authorities agree in spelling Knoits. The letter "K" is as necessary in this word as in the words Knoll and Knock etc.
(Signed) Alexander Dean
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FOREST WOOD |
Forest Wood
Forest Wood
Forrest
Forrest |
John Thompson
Samuel James Henry
Valn. [Valuation] Roll 1819
Ainslies Map 1782 Revd. [Revised] 1820 |
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A small encloser of Fir wood on the farm of Forest hence the name |
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12000, Oct. 1847. Parish of Rerrick No. 21.
Form 136
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[Parish of Rerrick]
Form 136
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COLLIN HILL |
Forest Hill
Forest Hill
Forrest Hill
Collin Hill
Collin Hill
Collin Hill |
John Thompson
Nathan Cally
Ainslies Map 1782
Samuel Wilson
Robert Brown
Robert Scott |
051 |
A small hill on the Farm of Forrest its surface consists of Rocky heathy pasture, on its summit is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station Called by the Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party "Collin Hill" |
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FOREST |
Forest
Forest
Forrest
Forrest |
John Thomson
Samuel James Henry
Valn. [Valuation] Roll 1819
Ainslies Map 1782 Revd. [Revised] 1820 |
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A farm house and offices in good repair with a farm of arable land attached the property of David Walsh, writer to the Signet Edinburgh |
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HILLHEAD |
Hillhead
Hillhead |
John Thomson
Samuel James Henry |
051 |
A small house on the Mains of Collin without any land attached |
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Parish of Rerrick
Form 136
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AUCHENLECK |
Auchenlick
Auchenlick
Auchenleck
Auchenleck
Auchenleck
Auchenleck |
Samuel James Henry
John Thompson
Statl. Acct. [Statistical Account] 1845
Valn. [Valuation] Roll Modern
Valn. [Valuation] Roll Anct [Ancient]
Ainslies Map 1782 revd. [revised] 1820 |
051 |
A house and offices in good repair with a farm of arable land attached the property of Samuel James Henry Esqr. of Auchenleck |
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AUCHENLECK BRIDGE |
Auchenlick Bridge
Auchenlick Bridge |
Nathan Cally
James Affleck |
051 |
A Small Bridge of one arch build of Stone over Meadowhead Burn it is a Parish bridge. |
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MAINS OF COLLIN |
Mains of Collin
Mains of Collin
Collin
Collin |
John Thompson
Samuel James Henry
Ainslies Map 1782 revd. [revised] 1820
Valn. [Valuation] Roll Modern |
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A house and offices in good repair with a farm of arable land attached the property of David Walsh W. S. [Writer to the Signet] Edinburgh |
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Form 136
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COLLIN BURN |
Collin Burn
Collin Burn
Kendlum Burn |
John Thompson
Nathan Cally
Ainslies Map 1782 revd. [Revised] 1820 |
051 |
A Stream which rises on the farm of Bentuther and flows in an easterly direction thro" [through] the Collin Estate after passing this Estate it receives the name Auchencairn Burn until it falls into the Sea in Auchencairn Bay |
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MEADOWHEAD BURN |
Meadowhead Burn
Meadowhead Burn |
Nathan Cally
John Thompson |
051 |
A Small Stream rising on the farm Culnaughtrie and flowing thro" [through] the farm of Auchenleck, falls into Collin burn |
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Parish of Rerrick
Form 136
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BLUEHILL |
Bluehill
Bluehill
Blue Hill
Bluehill |
John Thompson
Samuel James Henry
Ainslies Map 1782 revd. [revised] 1820
Valun. [Valuation] Roll Modern |
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A house and offices in good repair with a farm of arable land attached it is the property of David Walsh Esqr. |
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GALL BURN |
Gall Burn
Gall Burn |
Nathan Cally
John Thompson |
051 |
A Small Stream rising on the Farm of Culnauightrie and after running thro" [through] Several Farms falls into the Sea |
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GALL KNOWE |
Gall Knowe
Gall Knowe |
Nathan Cally
John Thompson |
051 |
A small hill on the farm of Culnaughtrie consisting of arable land with some Rocks interspersed, on its Summit there is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station Called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] party "Gallinow" |
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6000, Sept. 1846-22-10 Parish of Rerrick No. 21.
Form 136
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SATTERS MOSS |
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Parish of Rerrick
Form 136
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COLLIN WOOD |
Collin Wood
Collin Wood |
R. Shannon
J. Milligan |
051 |
[Situation] About 7/8 mile N. [North] of Auchencairn Village.
A Tolerable sized Wood consisting of Oak and Ash on the estate of David Welch Esq Collin |
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TORR COTTAGE |
Torr Cottage
Torr Cottage
Torr
Torr
Tor |
R. Kinstry
R. Shannon
Ainslies map 1782
Valn. [Valuation] Roll - 1819
Valn. [Valuation] Valn. [Valuation] Roll - Anct [Ancient] |
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[Situation] About 5/8 mile N. W[North West] of Auchencairn Village.
A house built in the cottage style in good repair on the Estate of William Cairns Esqr. of Torrs |
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LITTLE FOREST |
Little Forrest
Little Forrest
Forrest
Forrest |
R. Kinstry
R. Shannon
Ainslies map
Valn. [Valuation] roll 1819 |
051 |
[Situation] About 5/8 mile N. [North] by West of Auchencairn Village.
A dwelling house in indifferent repair on the Estate of William Cairns Esq. of Torrs |
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Trace 3
Form 136
Page 74 - Collin Wood
71 - Torr Cottage
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COLLIN |
Collin
Collin
Collin
Collin
Colline |
James Milligan
Robert Kinstry
Ainslies Map 1782 Revd. [Revised] 1820
Valn. [Valuation] Roll Modern
Valn. [Valuation] Roll Anct. [Ancient] |
051 |
A small modern Mansion House without any lawn with a small Kitchen Garden & Offices all in tolerable repair the property of David Walsh Esq. of Collin |
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HARDHILLS |
Hardhills
Hardhills
Hard Hill |
Robert Kinstry
Robert Shannon
Ainslies map 1782 |
051 |
A farm house and offices on the estate of William Cairns Esq of Torrs |
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RING PLANTATION |
Ring Plantation
Ring Plantation |
John Thompson
James Milligan |
051 |
A small plantation consisting of Ash, Oak and Fir wood on the farm of Mains of Collin |
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Form 136
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COLLIN COTTAGE |
Collin Cottage
Collin Cottage |
James Alexander
Robert Shennan [Shannon] |
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A small cottage on the estate of David Walsh Esq of Collin and occupied by James Alexander |
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STOCKING HILL |
Stocking Hill
Stocking Hill |
James Milligan
John Thompson |
051 |
A small hill on the farm of Mains of Collin the surface of which is Arable |
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WEST KNOCKWHILLAN |
West Knockwhillan
West Knockwhillan |
James Milligan
John Thompson |
051 |
A small farm house and offices in middling repair with a farm of land attached the property of David Welsh [Walsh] Esq of Collin |
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Form 136
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EAST KNOCKWHILLAN |
East Knockwhillan
East Knockwhillan |
James Milligan
John Thompson |
051 |
This name applies to the ruins of a house which formerly had a small portion of Land attached the property of David Walsh Esq. Collin |
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RING (In Ruins) |
Ring
Ring |
John Thompson
James Milligan |
051 |
This name applies to the ruins of a house the land which was formerly attached is now annexed to the Mains of Collin |
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6000, Sept. 1846-22-10 Parish of Rerrick No. 21. [Plan/Trace] 51B 3
Form 136
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FORT [Auchencairn] |
Moat
Moat
Moat
Moat
Moat
[Moat] |
James Kirkpatrick
James Craig
[Entries scored out]
Ainslies Map 1820 |
051 |
[Situation] About 1/2 mile S. [South] East of Auchencairn Village
This object is on the farm of the Ha' and is Situated on high ground & planted with mixed wood, it is not raised or elevated in its formation the centre is quite level with the general surface and was surrounded by a great stone rampart some of which stand three feet high at present (but perhaps it has been repaired) Altho' [Although] this object was pointed out to me by James Kilpatrick as a moat and is so called by others, yet I do not think from its appearance that it is a moat, as moats are generally raised in their formation, but the inhabitants do not know what to call such objects whither Camp, Moat or Fort, my Opinion is that it was a Fort surrounded by a thick rampart of stones placed on very advantageous ground |
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Parish of Rerrick
Form 136
Page 115 - Moat
[Note ]
From the Descriptive Remarks
here written by C. A [Civilian Assistant] A Dean it appears
almost certain that the above object is one
of the ancient British hill forts & has no
appearance of a moat, therefore ought to
be written Simply "Fort"
(Sgd.) [Signed]) A Dean
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RED HAVEN |
Red Haven
Red Haven |
D McMinn
John Crocket |
051 |
[Situation] About 1 mile E.N.E. [East North East] of Auchencairn Village
A Small Sandy creek or inlet on one side of Auchencairn Bay adjoining the farm of Torr the name has been derived from the color of the sand at this place which is very red. |
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MUCKLE LANE |
Muckle Lane
Muckle Lane |
D McMinn
John CrocKet |
051 |
[Situation] Running easterly in Auchencairn Bay.
This name applies to a Small portion of a stream that runs from high water to where it joins Auchencairn Lane in low water it collects on the farm of Hardhills it has no name until it joins high water |
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12000, Oct. 1847. Parish of Rerrick No. 21.
Form 136
Page 113 Red Haven
[Definition Note under Muckle Lane]
Muckle, great
Scott Dicty [Scottish Dictionary] |
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CRAIG RANGE |
Craig Range
Craig Range
Craig Rainge |
Fergus Graham
David McMinn
Ainslies Map 1820 |
051 |
A small Rocky eminence situated on the farm of Old Torr. |
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OLD TORR |
Old Torr
Old Torr
Torr
Torr
Tor |
Fergus Graham
David McMinn
Ainslies Map 1820
Valn. [Valuation] Roll Modern
Valn. [Valuation] Roll Anct. [Ancient] |
051 |
A small farm house with offices in bad repair the property of William Cairns Esqe. |
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TORR HILL |
Torr Hill
Torr Hill
Torr
Torr
Tor |
Fergus Graham
David McMinn
Ainslies Map 1820
Valn. [Valuation] Roll Modern
Valn. [Valuation] Roll Anct. [Ancient] |
051 |
A small Rocky hill situated on the farm of old Torr |
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6000, Sept. 1846-22-10 Parish of Rerrick No. 21.
Form 136
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BANKEND BURN |
Bankend Burn
Bankend Burn |
James Houston
Robert Wilson |
051 |
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SEASIDE |
Seaside
Seaside |
Fergus Graham
David McMinn |
051 |
A small house and offices in good repair the property Miss Culton |
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WOODHEAD |
Woodhead
Woodhead |
Fergus Graham
David McMinn |
051 |
A small house and offices in tolerable repair with a portion of Land attached the property of Miss Culton |
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Form 136
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AUCHENCAIRN BAY |
Auchencairn Bay
Auchencairn Bay
Auchencairn Bay |
Fergus Graham
David McMinn
Ainslies Map 1820 |
051 |
A large bay with a sandy bottom in the neighbourhood of auchencairn Village hence the name. At low water this bay presents an uninterrupted bed of smooth sand so dry & firm that horse races have been held on it. It is a "Free Port" |
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AUCHENCAIRN BURN |
Auchencairn Burn
Auchencairn Burn |
David McMinn
James Craig |
051 |
A considerable stream which after passing Collin Mill it becomes the Auchencairn Burn, above this place it is called Collin Burn, it passes Dundrennan Mill at Auchencairn Village to which it is bound by charter, it retains the given name till it reaches high water after which it takes the name "Auchencairn Lane" |
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AUCHENCAIRN LANE |
Auchencairn Lane
Auchencairn Lane |
Robert Scott
David McMinn |
051 |
A portion of Auchencairn Burn running from high to low water mark thro' [through] Auchencairn Bay |
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[Form 136]
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MEADOWHEAD |
Meadow Head
Meadow Head
Meadowhead
Meadowhead |
Nathan Cally
John Thompson
James Craig
David McMinn |
051 |
A small cottage in middling repair on the farm of Culnaughtrie with a Garden attached |
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SUIE HILL |
Suie Hill
Suie Hill
Suie |
James Affleck
John Cunningham
Ainslies Map 1820 |
051 |
A hill on the farm of Culnaughtrie, which consists of Rocky heathy pasture on its summit is the remains of an Ancient Moat likewise a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station Called by the Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party "Sewery" |
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Trace 5 Parish of Rerrick
Form 136
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SUIE MOAT |
Suie Moat
Suie Moat
Moat |
James Affleck
John Cunningham
Ainslies moat [Map] |
051 |
[Situation] On Suie Hill
A small enclosure the summit of Suie hill surrounded by the remains of stone fences which appear to have been Six feet thicK, within the encloser on the East Side is a Shepherd's Cairn about Four feet high. there is no account of its origin either from History or the local information |
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Form 136
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12000, Oct. 1847. Parish of Rerrick No. 21.
Form 136
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DALTAMIE |
Daltamie
Daltamie
Diltammy |
Robert Scott
James Scott
Ainslies map 1820 |
051 |
[Situation] 1/8 mile N.E. [North East] of Auchencairn Village
A small farm house and offices with a portion of land attached the of Mr. Cairns |
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BUNKERS HILL |
Bunkers Hill
Bunkers Hill |
John Boges
James Scott |
051 |
[Situation] about 5 chains North of Auchencairn Village
A house in good repair the property of David Walsh Esqr. and occupied by the Revd. [Reverend] David Gibson who sometimes calls Mountpleasant |
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Parish of Rerrick
Form 136
Page 91- Daltamie
91- Bunkers Hill |
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CRAIG'S HALL |
Craig's Hall
Craig's Hall |
Gilbert Maxwell
Andrew Carter |
051 |
[Situation] about 17 chains E. by N. [East by North] of Auchencairn Village.
A house two stories high with a Small portion of Land attached feued from the estate of Miss Colton occupier Mrs Craig hence the name |
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COLLIN MILL |
Collin Mill
Collin Mill
Collin Mill
Cotton Mill |
James Scott
Robert Scott
Gilbert Maxwell
Ainslies Map 1782 Revd. [Revised] 1820 |
051 |
[Situation] about 1/2 mile W. by N. [West by North] of Auchencairn Village
A large building erected about 1789, and used as a cotton Mill, it was afterwards converted into a Paper Mill, the upper floor is now used as a woollen Manufactory where blankets plaiding and carpets are wove on the ground floor there is a circular Saw mill occupied by the proprietor Gilbert Maxwell the weaving departments are rented by John Dunlop it is fued from the Estate of David Walsh Esqr. Collin |
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Parish of Rerrick-- No. 21.
Form 136
Page 103- Craig's hall
100-Collin Mill |
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CARDING MILL [Auchencairn] |
Carding Mill
Carding Mill |
Gilbert Maxwell
John Dunlop |
051 |
A small Carding Mill on the estate of David Walsh Esq of Collin |
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SHUTTLEBANK |
Shuttlebank
Shuttlebank |
Gilbert Maxwell
Andrew Carter |
051 |
A small cottage in bad repair on the estate of Mr Cairns |
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Parish of Rerrick
Form 136
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BURNSIDE |
Burnside
Burnside |
Gilbert Maxwell
Andrew Carter |
051 |
A small house in good repair with 5 acres of land attached it is the property of David Walsh Esqr. |
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CASTLEDAFFIN |
Castledaffin
Castledaffin |
John Wilson
James Scott |
051 |
A small range of cottages on the Estate of Collin the property of David Walsh Esqr. |
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COLLIN BRIDGE |
Collin Bridge
Collin Bridge |
John Wilson
James Scott |
051 |
A small bridge of one arch which crosses the Auchencairn Burn at Collin Mills |
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Form 136
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AUCHENCAIRN BRIDGE |
Auchencairn Bridge
Auchencairn Bridge
Auchencairn Bridge |
Adam Hunter
Robert Scott
James Scott |
051 |
A Small bridge of one arch which crosses the burn of Auchencairn on the road leading from auchencairn to Dumfries. It is a county bridge |
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WRAITH PLANTATION |
Wraith Plantation
Wraith Plantation |
Andrew Carter
John Boyes |
051 |
A small circular plantation within which is an ancient moat it is situated near Colin Mill |
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Parish of Rerrick
Form 136
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[Definition Note]
Wraith
An apparition in the likeness of a person supposed to be seen before or soon after death
Scottish Dictionary |
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BLACK LION INN [Auchencairn] |
Black Lion Inn
Black Lion Inn |
James Scott
Robert Scott |
051 |
A large Inn in good repair the property of Misses Kiddie auchencairn. possessed by Mr. James Scott |
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POST OFFICE [Auchencairn] |
Post Office
Post Office
Post Office |
James Scott
Robert Scott
Gilbert Maxwell |
051 |
A house in good repair occupied as a Post office and an Inn a mail car leaves for Castle Douglas and returns daily. the present post mistriss is Mrs Kissock |
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6000, Sept. 1846-22-10 Parish of Rerrick No. 21. [Plan & Trace] 51 B 8
Form 136
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[Object Moat has been removed.]
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DUNDRENNAN MILL (Corn) |
Dundrennan Mill
Dundrennan Mill |
John Hannay
Robert Kinstry |
051 |
A Corn Mill in the Village of Auchencairn which is said to have been built about the time that Dundrennan Abbey was erected and unto which property it then belonged. it has been three different times erected on the same foundation and is a thirled Mill. The property of Colonel Maxwell of Orchardton. occupied by John Hannay |
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MOAT [Auchencairn] |
Moat
Moat
Moat |
John Wilson
James Scott
Gilbert Maxwell |
051 |
This moat which is now very much defaced stands upon an eminence that is planted with wood & situated on the farm of Haw [The Ha'] |
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Form 136
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MILL HA' |
Mill Haw
Mill Haw
Mill Ha'
Mill Ha' |
John Hannay
James Scott
James Craig
David McMinn |
051 |
A small plot of land with the ruins of two cottages, and a dwelling house in good repair (occupied by John Hannay) it is the property of Colonel Maxwell of Orchardton |
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Parish of Rerrick
Form 136
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AUCHENCAIRN |
Auchencairn
Auchencairn
Auchencairn
Auchencairn |
Robert Scott
James Scott
Robert Trotter
Ainslies Map 1782 revd. [Revised] 1820 |
051 |
A small irregular built village situated about 1/4 of a mile N. W. [North West] of Auchencairn bay, the houses are well built and fued from the estate of Miss Culton. in the village there is a Post Office a Free Church a Baptist Chapel a Parish School two good Inns and three inferior ones, and a Corn Mill. This Village is of note as a healthy clean village and is much resorted to in the summer season by Sea bathers, the Census in 1841 was 370 |
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BAPTIST CHAPEL [Auchencairn] |
Baptist Chapel
Baptist Chapel
Baptist Chapel |
Revd. [Reverend] David Gibson
Robert Scott
James Scott |
051 |
This was originally a dwelling house but was converted in a chapel 1822 it has accommodation for 180 hearers the present incumbent is the Revd. [Reverend] David Gibson whose salary is about £30 yearly |
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Form 136
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AUCHENCAIRN SCHOOL |
Auchencairn School
Auchencairn School |
Robert Scott
James Scott |
051 |
A large house two stories High used as a parish School house with lodgins [lodgings] for the teacher on the upper story. the average number of scholars are 60 boys and 60 girls the branches taught are English, Latin, French Grammar Writing Arithmetic Geography, and Mathematics. The schoolmaster's salary is £21.6s.6d yearly, and school fees which vary from two shillings to three and sixpence quarterly from each scholar |
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COMMERCIAL INN [Auchencairn] |
Commercial Inn
Commercial Inn |
Adam Hunter
Robert Scott |
051 |
A large Inn in good repair with Stabling attached. the property of Mrs Graham Auchencairn posessed by Adam Hunter |
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Form 136
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FREE CHURCH [Auchencairn] |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
Robert Scott
James Scott
Revd. [Reverend] John G. Murray |
051 |
A plain modern edifice with a belfry. built in 1844 with pews to contain 520 sitters. the present incumbent is the Revd. [Reverend] John G Murray has £140 yearly stipend from the Free Church central sustentation fund. |
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THE HA' |
The Haw
The Haw
The Ha'
The Hall
The Ha' |
Robert Scott
James Scott
James Craig
James Brown
David McMinn |
051 |
A large farm house with offices in good repair with a farm of Land attached the property of Miss Culton. possessed by Mrs McCartney |
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Form 136
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KNOCKNOCHER |
Knocknocher
Knocknocher
Knocknocher |
John Boyes
James Brown
James Maxwell |
051 |
A small hill the surface of which is arable and on the summit a very small plantation it is near the village of Auchencairn and on the farm of Haw [The Ha'] the property of Miss Culton |
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THE TENMENTS |
The Tenments
The Tenments
The Tenments |
Robert Scott
James Scott
Major Culton |
051 |
A small farm house in good repair with a portion of land attached the property of Miss Culton |
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6000, Sept. 1846-22-10 Parish of Rerrick No. 21. [Trace] 51B 8
Form 136
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94 [Knocknocher Plantation has been crossed out with the following note] not to be written
[Note on The Tenments]
I have made extensive enquiries and in every instance I find that the people call it (not Tenments but) "The Tenments." The field bore this name before the house was built
(Signed)
Alexander Dean
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Form 136
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CULNAUGHTRIE |
Culnaughtrie
Culnightry
Culnightry
Culnaughtrie
Culnaughtrie
Culnaughtrie
Culnaughtry
Culnaughtry
Culnachterie |
David McMinn
James Thompson
Thomas Carson
James Craig
James Watson
Nathan Cally
Ainslies Map 1782 Rev [Revised] 1820
Valn. [Valuation] Roll 1819
Valn. [Valuation] Roll Anct. [Ancient] |
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A Farm house in middling repair with office attached the property of Horatio Stewart Murray Esqr. Broughton |
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MID HAZELFIELD |
Mid Hazelfield
Mid Hazelfield
Mid Hazelfield |
James Thompson
Thomas Carson
James Watson |
051 |
A Farm house with offices in good Repair the Property of James Thompson Esqr. Hazelfield |
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STANDINGSTONE |
Standingstone
Standingstone
Standingstone
Standingstone |
James Thompson
Thomas Carson
James Watson
Ainslies Map 1782 rev [revised] 1820 |
051 |
A small Farm house with offices in good repair the property of James Thompson Esqr. Hazelfield |
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STANDINGSTONE HILL |
Standingstone Hill
Standingstone Hill
Standingstone Hill |
James Thompson
Thomas Carson
James Watson |
051 |
A small hill on the farm of Standing Stone Its surface consists of Arable and Rocky heathy pasture it is of an Oval shape lying in the direction of East and West near its summit on the East Side is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station Called by the Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party "Cro [Crow] Hill" |
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Form 136
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BLACKFORD BRIDGE |
Black Ford Bridge
Blackford Bridge
Blackford |
Robert Hannah
Robert Scott
Ainslies Map 1782 rev [revised] 1820 |
051 |
A County bridge of one arch of moderate span about 1 1/2 miles from Auchencairn on the road to Kirkcudbright |
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DRUNGANS |
Drungins
Drungans
Drungans
Drungans
Drongens |
Robert Hannah
Robert Scott
Ainslies Map 1782
Valn. [Valuation] Roll 1819
Valn. [Valuation] Roll Anct. [Ancient] |
051 |
A farm house and offices in bad repair with a farm of Land attached mostly consisting of Rough pasture the property of Horatio Stewart Murray Esqr. of Broughton |
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DRUNGANS BURN |
Drungins Burn
Drungans Burn |
Robert Hannah
Robert Scott |
051 |
A considerable stream which gathers on the Farm of Culnaughtrie and running in a Southerly direction enters the farm of Drungans from which it derives its name which only applies to it on said farm |
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BLACKFORD |
Black Ford
Blackford
Blackford
Blackford |
Robert Scott
Robert Hannah
Valn. [Valuation] Roll - 1819
Ainslies Map rev [revised] 1820 |
051 |
A small house in bad repair which formerly had a portion of Land attached which but which is now let with the farm of Drungans it derived its name from the ford where Blackford bridge now stands |
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BLACKFORD BURN |
Black Ford Burn
Blackford Burn |
Robert Hannah
Robert Scott |
051 |
A stream commencing on the farm of Culnaughtrie and running in a Southerly direction crossing the road at Blackford Bridge. when near Richards cairn [Richardcairn] it joins another stream and receives another name |
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RICHARDCAIRN |
Richardcairn
Richardcairn |
Robert Scott
Robert Hannah |
051 |
A Farm house of two stories in good repair with a small portion of Land attached, it is situated near the Village of Auchencairn and is the Property of Miss Culton |
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Form 136
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CAIRN HILL |
Cairn Hill
Cairn Hill |
Robert Hannah
Alexander Wilson |
051 |
A small hill of arable land on the Farm of Drungans On its summit is a small cairn and a trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station called by Trigl. party "Drungins" |
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TACHER BURN |
Tacher Burn
Tacher Burn |
Alexander Wilson
Robert Scott |
051 |
A stream which takes its rise near Blue Hills and running in a Southerly direction thro" [through] the farm of Drungans forming for some distance the boundary between the properties of Miss Culton and Horatio Stewart Murray of Broughton |
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CAIRN [Cairn Hill] |
Cairn
Cairn |
Robert Hannah
Alexander Wilson |
051 |
A small cairn on the summit of Cairn Hill there is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station in its centre called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] party "Drungins" |
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AUCHENCAIRN MOSS |
Auchencairn Moss
Auchencairn Moss |
James Wilson
John Broadfoot |
051 |
This name applies a portion of moss attached to the north end of Rascarrel Moss the property of Miss Culton |
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FARHILLS |
Far Hills
Far Hills
Farhills
Farhills |
James Wilson
John Broadfoot
James Craig
David McMinn |
051 |
A house and offices in good repair with a farm of arable land attached it is situated on a small hill hence the name. proprietor Robert Vans Agnew Esqr. |
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MOSS-SIDE |
Moss Side
Moss Side
Moss-side
Moss-side |
John Broadfoot
David Shannon
James Craig
David McMinn |
051 |
A farm house and offices with a portion of land consisting chiefly Rough pasture attached the property of Miss Culton |
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MOSSEND |
Moss End
Moss End |
John Broadfoot
David Shannon |
051 |
A small farm house with offices with a portion farm of moss land attached the property of Robert Vans Agnew Esqr. of Sheuchan |
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RASCARREL MOSS |
Rascarrel Moss
Rascarrel Moss
Rascarrel Moss
Rascarrel
Rascarrel
Rascarrel |
John Broadfoot
David Shannon
Robert Scott
Ainslies Map
Valn. [Valuation] Roll - 1819
Valn. [Valuation] Roll - Anct [Ancient] |
051 |
A large tract of Moss on the Estate of Rascarrel the property of Robert Vans Agnew Esqr. of Sheuchan |
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SATTERS MOSS |
Satters Moss
Satters Moss |
Quinton Mitchell
Mathew Logan |
051 |
A small portion of moss on the lands of Rascarrel the property of Robert Vans Agnew Esqr. Barnbarroch |
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Form 136
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AUCHENFAD |
Auchenfad
Auchenfad
Auchenfad
Auchenfad
Auchenfad |
William Craig
William Geddes
Valn. [Valuation] Roll - 1819
Valn. [Valuation] Roll - Anct [Ancient]
Ainslies Map revd. [Revised] 1820 |
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A Farm house & extensive offices in good repair on the Estate of Miss Culton of Auchenbony [Auchnabony] |
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GUTTERY LIGGAT |
Guttry Ligget
Guttry Ligget
Guttery Liggat
Guttery Liggat |
William Craig
William Geddes
James Craig
David McMinn |
051 |
A dwelling house occupied by Cotters on the Estate of Mrs Gordon of Balcary |
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Form 136
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[Definition Notes]
"Guttery" Miry
"Liggat" A gate so hinged that it may shut itself
Scott: Dicty. [Scottish Dictionary] |
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BIG AIRDS HILL |
Big Airds
Big Airds
Mickle Airds |
David Ferguson
William Craig
Ainslies Map revd. [Revised] 1820 |
051 |
A tolerable sized hill on the Farm of Airds the surface of which is arable and partly rocky pasture. there is an emminence on the summit having the appearance of a Camp but it is not known by any name by the people in the neighbourhood there is likewise on its summit is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station Called by the Trig. [Trigonometrical] Party "Airdshead" it is the property of Mrs Gordon of Balcary. |
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FORT [Auchenfad] |
Fort
Fort |
James Craig
David McMinn |
051 |
This object was pointed out by the given authorities they agree in calling it a Camp, or Fort, but which of the two was correct they could not say. It is situated on level ground and consists of one raised circle of stones the base of which is a about 6 feet thick & now greatly overgrown with grass etc. etc. & is not more than 1 or 1 1/2 feet high in any place, the centre is level & there is no appearance of a fosse or entrenchment, but seems to have been defended by the great rampart of stones which formed its outer edge. It is upon the farm of Auchenfad. |
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FORT [Big Airds Hill] |
Fort
Fort
Fort
Fort or Camp |
Quintin Mitchel [Mitchell]
James Craig
David McMinn
William Black |
051 |
This object is situated upon the summit of Big Airds Hill and is looked upon by the inhabitants as having been a Fort or Camp, but as it has more the appearance of a Fort some conclude that it has been a Fort. there has evidently been a fosse round a portion of it and the steepness of the hill defended the other portion. This spot seems to have been well selected as it served the double purpose of a good look out, and it was also difficult of access. |
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[Form] No. 136.
List of Names collected by John Nish c/a [Civilian Assistant] 1st Examiner
[Column Headings]
Plan Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
51.B.1--Auchenlick Mine. (Contind. [Continued])----last ten years quantities of ore of good quality have been found, it has been let to several English Mining Comps. [Companies] but the date of its opening I am unable to ascertain it is on the lands of Auchenlick the property of Samuel Henry Esqr.--Rerwick [Rerrick]--Thomas Clark--Colin Mill
51.B.1--Summerhill
Summerhill--House and Offices--A small farm house and Offices in tolerable repair on the property of Samuel Henry Esq of Auchenlick.--Rerwick [Rerrick]--James Neilson
Thomas Clark--Summerhill
Colin Mill
[Signed Collector]
John Nish c/a [Civilian Assistant] 1st Examiner |
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[Form No. 136.]
List of Names collected by John Nish c/a [Civilian Assistant] 1st Examiner
[Column Headings]
No. of Trace & Plan--Received Names-- Object--Description--Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
51.B.1--Glenhead
1
Glenhead--House and Offices--A small farm house and Offices in tolerable repair with about 19 acres of land attached on the property of Samuel Henry Esq. of Auchenlick.--Rerwick [Rerrick]--James Neilson
Michael Clark--Summerhill
Auchencairn
51.B.1--Kendlum (in Ruin)
2
Kendlum (in Ruin)--a Ruin--This was formerly a small farm house but it is now attached to the farm of Mains [of Collin] on the estate of David Welsh [Walsh] Esq of Collin.--Rerwick [Rerrick]--Thomas Clark
James Neilson--Collin Mill
Summerhill
51.B.1--Auchenlick Mine ( Iron)
3--a Mine--This mine is not at present in working operation but during the--Rerwick [Rerrick]--John Cannon--Auchenlick
[Note under Auchenleck Mine]
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[Signed Collector]
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John Nish c/a [Civilian Assistant] 1st Examiner |
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[Form] No. 136.
List of Names collected by 2nd Corpl. [Corporal] William Rogers R. S. [Royal Sappers] & Miners
51B
[Column Headings]
Plan Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Township or Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
--Knoits of Bentuther
Knoits of Bentuther--A Hill--A small hill on the farm of Bentuther the surface is rocky heathy pasture--Rerrick--James Affleck
John Cunningham--North Lochdougan
North Linkins by Gelston |
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List of Names collected by John Nish c/a [Civilian Assistant] 1st Examiner
[Column Headings]
Plan Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
51B
1--Blackbeast
Blackbeast--Ridge of Rocks--A ridge of rocks on the farm of Barcloy one of which has the appearance of a black animal when seen from a distance hence the name--Rerwick [Rerrick]--James Neilson
Thomas Clark--Summerhill
Auchencairn
[Signed Collector]
John Nish c/a [Civilian Assistant]
1st Examiner |
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Plan 51 B. List of Names collected by William Rewan C.A. [Civilian Assistant] 1st Examiner
[Column Headings]
Plan--Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
51B---2--Forest
Forest--House & Offices--A house and offices in Good Repair with a considerable farm of land attached the chief part of which is arable it is the property of David Walsh Esqr. Writer to the Signal Edinburgh.--Rerwick [Rerrick]--John Thomson
Samuel James Henry--Mains of Colin via Auchencairn
Auchenlick via Auchencairn
51B---2--Hillhead
Hillhead--a House-- A small house in middling repair on the farm of Mains of Colin there was about 40 acres of land attached to it at one time which is now attached to Mains of Colin.--Rerwick [Rerrick]--John Thomson
Samuel James Henry--Mains of Colin via Auchencairn
Auchenlick via Auchencairn.
[Signed Collector]
26th November 1848
William Rewan c/a [Civilian Assistant] |
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List of Names collected by William Rewan C.A. [Civilian Assistant] 1st Examiner
[Column Headings]
Plan--Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
51B--2--Auchenlick
Auchenlick--a House--A house and offices in Good Repair with about 200 acres of arable land attached and is the property of Samuel James Henry Esqr. of Auchenlick--Rerwick [Rerrick]--Samuel James Henry
John Thompson--Auchenlick via Auchencairn
Mains of Colin via Auchencairn.
51B--2--Bluehill
Bluehill--a House--A house and offices in good repair with a considerable farm of arable land attached it is the property of David Walsh Esqr. Writer to the Signet Edinburgh--Rerwick [Rerrick]--John Thompson
Samuel James Henry Esqr.--Mains of Colin via Auchencairn
Auchenlick via Auchencairn.
51B--2--Mains of Collin
Mains of Collin--a House--a house and offices in Good repair with about 220 acres of arable land attached the property of David Walsh Esqr. Writer to the Signet Edinburgh.--Rerwick [Rerrick]--John Thompson
Samuel James Henry Esqr.--Mains of Colin via Auchencairn
Auchenlick via Auchencairn.
[Signed Collector]
26th November [1848]
William Rewan [c/a] [Civilian Assistant] |
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Plan 51B List of Names collected by Thomas Smith C.A. [Civilian Assistant] Final Examiner
[Column Headings]
Plan--No. of Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
51B--2--Forest Hill
Forest Hill--A Hill--A small hill on the farm of Forest. Its surface Consists of Rocky heathy pasture, and on its summit is a Trignl [Trigonometrical] Station called by the Trig [Trigonometrical] Party "Collin Hill".--Rerrick--John Thompson
Nathan Cally--Mains of Collin
Culnightry by Auchencairn.
51B--2--Gall Knowe
Gall Knowe--A Hill--A small hill on the farm of Culnightry. Its surface consists of arable ground interspersed with rocks - and on its Summit is a Trig [Trigonometrical] Station. Called by the Trig [Trigonometrical] Party Gallinow.--Rerrick--Nathan Cally
John Thompson--Culnightry
Mains of Collin.
[Signed Collector]
Thomas Smith C. A. [Civilian Assistant]
8th January 1849 |
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Plan 51B List of Names collected by Thomas Smith C. Asst. [Civilian Assistant] Final Examiner
[Column Headings]
Plan & Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Township or Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
51B 2--Gall Burn
Gall Burn--A Stream--A Small Stream rising On the farm of Culnightry And flowing in a northerly direction, after passing through Several different farms it falls into the Sea.--Rerrick--Nathan Cally
John Thompson--Culnightry [Culnaughtrie]
Mains of Collin.
51B 2--Auchenlick Bridge
Auchenlick Bridge-- A Bridge--A Small Bridge of one arch, and built of stone over "Meadow head Burn" on a line of road leading from Auchencairn to the road from Kirkcudbright to Castledouglas [Castle Douglas]. It is a Parish Bridge. And was built And kept in repair at the expense of the same--Rerrick--Nathan Cally
James Affleck--Culnaughtry [Culnaughtrie]
Nether Lochdugan by Auchencairn
[Signed Collector]
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Thomas Smith C [Asst.] [Civilian Assistant]
8th January [1849] |
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[Form] No. 136.
Plan 51B List of Names collected by Thomas Smith C. Asst. [Civilian Assistant] Final Examiner
[Column Headings]
Plan & Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
51B 2--Meadowhead Burn
Meadowhead Burn--A stream--A Small Stream rising On the farm of Culnaughtrie and flowing in a northerly direction through the farm of Auchenlick, falls into Collin Burn.--Rerrick--Nathan Cally
John Thompson--Culnaughtrie
Mains of Collin
51B 2--Collin Burn
Collin Burn--A Stream--A Stream varying from 10 to thirty links wide, it rises on the farm of Bentuther and flows in an easterly direction through Collin Estate - on leaving this ground above the village of Auchencairn it changes its name - and takes that of "Auchencairn Burn" - It falls into the Bay of Auchencairn and after entering within the High Water Mark. It is called "Auchencairn Lane"--Rerrick--John Thompson
Nathan Cally--Mains of Collin
Culnaughtrie
[Signed Collector]
Thomas Smith C A [Civilian Assistant]
9 January 1849 |
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51B List of Names collected by 2nd Corpl [Corporal] William Rogers R S [Royal Sappers] & Miners
[Column Headings]
No. of Trace--Recd. [Received] Names-- Object--Description--Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
2--Forest Wood
Forest Wood----A small tract of Fir Wood on the farm of Forest it has been planted about 20 years and takes its name from the farm it is on--[Rerrick]--John Thompson
Samuel James Henry--Mains of Collin (via) Auchencairn
Auchenlick (via) Auchencairn |
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List of Names collected by John Nish c/a [Civilian Assistant] 1st Examiner
[Column Headings]
Plan--Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
51B--3--Torr Cottage
2
Torr Cottage--a House--A house built in the Cottage Style in good repair on the estate of William Cairns Esq of Torrs--Rerwick [Rerrick]--Robert Kinstry
Robert Shannon--Torr Cottage
Auchencairn
51B--3--Little Forrest
3
Little Forrest--a House--A dwelling house in indifferent repair on the estate of William Cairns Esq. of Torrs--Rerwick [Rerrick]--Robert Kinstry
Robert Shannon--Torr Cottage
Auchencairn
51B--3--Hardhills
6
Hardhills--House & Offices--A farm house and offices on the estate of William Cairns of Torrs--Rerwick [Rerrick]--Robert Kinstry
Robert Shannon--Torr Cottage
Auchencairn
[Signed Collector]
John Nish c/a [Civilian Assistant] 1st Examiner
16 December 1848 |
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[Column Headings]
Plan and Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
51B--3--Collin
4
Collin--a Mansion House--A small Mansion House built in the modern style without any lawn, at present tenanted by Mrs Douglas, it has a small walled Kitchen Garden & Offices all in tolerable repair and it is the property of David Walsh Esq. of Collin--Rerwick [Rerrick]--James Milligan
Robert Kinstry--Knockwhilla [Knockwhillan]
Torr Cottage
[Signed Collector]
John Nish c/a [Civilian Assistant] 1st Exa [Examiner]
16 December 1848 |
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List of Names collected by John Nish c/a [Civilian Assistant] 1st Exr [Examiner]
[Column Headings]
Plan & Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
51B--3--Collin Cottage
7
Collin Cottage--a Cottage--A small cottage on the West side of the road leading from Auchencairn to Castle Douglas occupied by James Alexander it as on the estate of David Walsh Esq of Collin--Rerwick [Rerrick]--James Alexander
Robert Shannon--Collin Cottage
Auchencairn
[Signed Collector]
John Nish c/a [Civilian Assistant] 1st Exr [Examiner]
16 December 1848 |
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List of Names collected by John Nish c/a [Civilian Assistant] 1st Examiner
[Column Headings]
Plan and Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Township or Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
51B 3--Collin Wood
1
Collin Wood--a Wood--A tolerable sized Wood consisting of Oak, Ash etc. on the estate of David Walsh Esq of Collin--Rerwick [Rerrick]--Robert Shannon
James Milligan--Auchencairn
Knockwil [Knockwhillan]
--West Knockwhillan
9
West Knockwhillan--House & Offices--A Small farm house with office houses - All of which are in middling repair. Attached to these is a farm of about 8 acres of Ground the property of David Walsh Esqr. of Collin - --Rerwick [Rerrick]--James Milligan
John Thompson--East Knockw [Knockwhillan]
Mains of Collin
[Signed Collectors]
John Nish c/a [Civilian Assistant] 1st [Examiner]
Thomas Smith c/a [Civilian Assistant]
8th January 1849 |
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Plan51,B. List of Names collected by Thomas Smith C Asst [Civilian Assistant]
[Column Headings]
--No. of Trace--Recd. [Received] Names-- Object--Description--Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
51B--3--Ring
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Ring--Ruins--This name applies to the Ruins of a house on the farm of Mains of Collin it was formerly a farm house and the ground which belonged to it as a farm is now annexed to the above.--Rerrick--John Thompson
James Milligan--Mains of Collin
West Knockwhillan
51B--3--Stocking Hill
8
Stocking Hill--A Hill--A Small hill on the farm of Mains of Collin it is of arable surface and on its Summit there is a small plantation consisting of Ash, Oak, and Birch Wood--Rerrick--
James Milligan
John Thompson--West KnoKnockwhillan
Mains of Collin
[Signed Collector]
Thomas Smith C A [Civilian Assistant]
8th January 1849 |
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Plan51,B. List of Names collected by Thomas Smith C Asst [Civilian Assistant]
[Column Headings]
Plan & Trace--Received Name-- Object--Description--Township or Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
51B 3--East Knockwhillan (in ruins)
10
East Knockwhillan (in ruins)--Ruins of house--this name applies to the ruins of a house attached to which there is a farm of about 9 acres of arable land. It is held as an out farm and is the property of David Walsh Esqr. Of Collin--[Rerrick]--James Milligan
John Thompson - --West Knockw [Knockwhillan]
Mains of Collin
--Ring Plantation
5
Ring Plantation--A plantation--A Small plantation consisting of ash oak and fir wood. On the farm of Mains of Collin
--[Rerrick]--John Thompson
James Milligan--Mains of Collin
West Knockwhil [Knockwhillan]
[Signed Collector]
Thomas Smith
8th January 1849 |
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[Form] No. 136.
List of Names collected by Archibald Craig Pte. [Private] R. S. and M. [Royal Sappers and Miners] 1st Examiner
Plan 51B
[Column Headings]
Trace--Received Name-- Object--Description--Township or Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
Trace 4--Old Torr
Old Torr--House--A small farm house with out offices, in bad repair, the property of a Mr. Cairns at present residing in America--Rerwick [Rerrick]--Fergus Graham
David McMinn--Woodhead
Seaside
--Torr Hill
Torr Hill--Hill--A small rocky hill situated on the farm of Old Torr--Rerwick [Rerrick]--Fergus Graham
David McMinn--Woodhead
Seaside
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Craig Range--Hill--A small rocky eminence situated on the sea coast on the Farm of Old Torr--Rerwick [Rerrick]--Fergus Graham
David McMinn--Woodhead
Seaside
[Signed Collector]
Archibald Craig Pte. [Private] R. S. and M. [Royal Sappers and Miners]
27th December 1848 |
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Plan 51 B
[Column Headings]
Trace--Received Name-- Object--Description--Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
Trace 4--Seaside
Seaside--House--A small house in good repair, with out offices the property of Miss Culton--Rerwick [Rerrick]--Fergus Graham
David McMinn--Woodhead
Seaside
--Woodhead
Woodhead--House--A small house in tolerable repair. It has a small farm of land, consisting of 14 Acres and is the property of Miss Culton--Rerwick [Rerrick]--Fergus Graham
David McMinn--Woodhead
Seaside
--Auchencairn Bay
Auchencairn Bay--Bay--A considerable bay in the neighbourhood of Auchencairn village--Rerwick [Rerrick]--Fergus Graham
David McMinn--Woodhead
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Plan 51 B List of Names collected by Thomas Smith C Asst [Civilian Assistant] Final Examiner
[Column Headings]
Plan--Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
51B--5--Meadow Head
Meadow Head--House--A Small Cot house on the farm of Culnaughtrie, it is middling good repair and has a Small garden attached to it--Rerrick--Nathan Cally
John Thompson--Culnaughtrie
Mains of Collin by Auchencairn
51b--5--Suie Hill
Suie Hill--A Hill--A Small hill on the farm of Culnaughtrie, its surface Consists of Rocky heathy pasture and on its Summit is a Trign. [Trigonometrical] Station Called by the Trig. [Trigonometrical] Party "Sewery" on its summit also is the remains of an ancient moat.--Rerrick--James Affleck
John Cunningham--Nether Lochdugan
Nether Linkins
[Signed Collector]
Thomas Smith
9th January 1849 |
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Plan51B List of Names collected by Thomas Smith C A [Civilian Assistant] Final Examiner
[Column Headings]
[Plan]--Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
51B--5--Suie Moat
Suie Moat--A Moat--This name applies to a Small enclosure Situated on the Summit of "Suie Hill" and farm of Culnaughtrie it is Surrounded with the track of two stone fences on the South and East Side and on the other sides there and from appearance have each been about 5 or six feet thick and within this enclosure and Close by the east Side is a Shepherds Cairn. Coarsely built of stones and about 4 feet high - It has the appearance of having formerly been a place of thought but of its origin or any authentic information either from records, or the local inhabitants I have not been able to learn any thing Satisfactory--Rerrick--James Affleck
John Cunningham--Nether Lochdugan
Nether Linkins
[Signed Collector]
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Thomas Smith (C A [Civilian Assistant])
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List of Names collected by Archibald Craig Pte. [Private] R. S. and M. [Royal Sappers and Miners] 1st Examiner
[Plan] 51B
[Column Headings]
[Plan]--Trace--Received Name-- Object--Description--Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
51B--6--Standing Stone
Standing Stone
Standing Stone--House--A Small farm house with out offices in good repair, the property of James Thompson Esqr. of Hazelfield--Rerwick [Rerrick]--James Thompson
Thomas Carson
James Watson--Hazelfield
Over Hazelfield
Standing Stone
51B--6--Mid Hazelfield
Mid Hazelfield
Mid Hazelfield--House--A Farm house in good repair with out offices, the property of James Thompson Hazelfield--Rerwick [Rerrick]--James Thompson
Thomas Carson
James Watson--Hazelfield
Over Hazelfield
Standing Stone
51B--6--Culnightry
Culnightry
Culnaughtrie
Culnaughtrie--House--A Farm house in middling repair with out offices, the property of Horatio Stewart Murray Esqr. Cally House--Rerwick [Rerrick]--James Thompson
Thomas Carson
James Watson
Nathan Cally--Hazelfield
Over Hazelfield
Standing Stone
Culnaughtrie
[Signed Collector]
Archibald Craig Pte. [Private] R. S. and M. [Royal Sappers and Miners]
22nd December 1848 |
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Plan 51B -- Parish of Rerrwick
Entry for Crow Hill is crossed out.
[Signed Collector]
Archibald Craig Pte. [Private] R. S. and M. [Royal Sappers and Miners]
22nd Dec [December] 1848 |
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Plan 51B List of Names collected by Thomas Smith C A [Civilian Assistant] Final Examiner
[Column Headings]
[Plan]--No of Trace--Recd. [Received] Name-- Object--Description--Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
51B--6--Standingstone Hill
Standingstone Hill--A hill--A Small hill on the farm of Standing Stone. Its Surface Consists of arable and Rocky heathy pasture it is an oval shape lying in the direction of East and West, near its Summit on the East Side is a Trign. [Trigonometrical] Station Called by Trign. [Trigonometrical] Party "Crow Hill"--Rerrick--Thomas Carson
James Watson--Over Hazlefield
Standing Stone by Auchencairn
[Signed Collector]
Thomas Smith C A [Civilian Assistant]
8th January 1849 |
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List of Names collected by 2nd Corpl [Corporal] William Rogers R S [Royal Sappers] & Miners
[Column Headings]
[Plan]--[Trace]--Received Names-- Object--Description--Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
51B--7--Richardcairn
Richardcairn
Richardcairn--Farm House & Land--A Moderate Sized farm house of two Stories in good repair it has about 30 acres of Land attached and is situated near the Villiage [Village] of Auchencairn it is the property of Miss Culton rented by John Johnson at £16 a year--Rerrick--Robert Scott
Robert Hannah
Alexander Wilson--Parochial School Master Auchencairn
Farmer Drungans
Far Hills Auchencairn
----Drungins
5
Drungans
Drungans--Farm House & Land--A farm house of one Storey in very indifferent Repair it has about 150 Acres of Land attached principally of a Rough Nature it is the property of Broughton Murray Occupied by Robert Hannah at an yearly Rent of £50--Rerrick--Robert Hannah
Robert Scott
Alexander Wilson--Farmer Drungans
Parochial School Master Auchencairn
Far Hills Auchencairn
[Signed Collector]
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[Column Headings]
Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Township or Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
7--Black Ford Burn
4
Blackford Burn--Stream--A tolerably large Stream commencing in the farm of Calnightry [Culnaughtrie] and taking a Southerly course crossing the road to Black Ford bridge from which it passes along the Road Side to Near the farm of Richardscairn where it Joins Another Stream from this point the Stream goes by another Name--Auchencairn [Rerrick]-- Robert Hannah
Robert Scott--Farmer [Drungans] (by) [Auchencairn]
Parochial School [Master] [Auchencairn]
7--Black Ford Bridge
3
Blackford Bridge--Bridge Co [County]-- A bridge of one arch erected about 10 years ago by the County it is Substantially built of Stone and Lime Consist of one arch of moderate Span and is situate about 1 1/2 miles from Auchencairn on the road to Kirkcudbright--Auchencairn [Rerrick]-- Robert Hannah
Robert Scott--Farmer Drungans by [Auchencairn]
Parochial School [Master] [Auchencairn]
[Signed Collector]
William Rogers
2nd Corpl [Corporal] R S & M [Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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[Column Headings]
[Plan]--[Trace]--Received Names-- Object--Description--Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
[51] B--7--Drungans Burn
Drungins Burn
Drungins Burn
6--Stream--A Considerable Stream Collected on the farm of Calnightry [Culnaughtrie] where it drives a thrashing Mill and taking a Southerly direction Crosses the public Road from Auchencairn to Kirkcudbright passing through the farm of Drungans hence its name which does not apply to it after its influx with another Stream about 1/4 mile S E [South East] Drungans farm House--Rerrick--Alexander Wilson
Robert Scott
Robert Hannah--Far Hills Auchencairn
Schoolmaster Auchencairn
Farmer Drungans
--7--[Cairn [Cairn Hill]]
7--Cairn (ancient)--A Small cairn on the summit of Cairn Hill of which there are no Traditional Accts. [Accounts] and it is an object of no importance there is [Sketch here of Trigonometrical Station] in its centre called by trig [Trigonometrical] party "Drungans"
[Signed Collector]
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[Column Headings]
Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Township or Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
7--Black Ford
2
Blackford--House--This Name applies to a small house now in very Ruinous Condition and occupied by laboring people it formerly had a portion of ground attached which is now let with the farm of Drungans it derived its name from a ford Called Black Ford where the bridge now stands--Rerrick--Robert Hannah
Robert Scott--Farmer [Drungans] by [Auchencairn]
Parochial School [Master] [Auchencairn]
[Signed Collector]
William [Rogers] 2nd Corpl [Corporal] [R S & M [Royal Sappers & Miners]] |
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[Column Headings]
[Plan]--[Trace]--Received Names-- Object--Description--Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
[Plan 51] B--7--Cairn Hill
Cairn Hill--Hill--A Small Ovalar hill of arable land on the farm of Drungans On its summit is a Small cairn and a trig. [Sketch here] [Trigonometrical Station] called "Drungins" it is of Slight elevation--Rerrick--Robert Hannah
Alexander Wilson--Drungans by Auchencairn
Far Hills by Auchencairn
[Signed Collector]
William Rogers
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[Column Headings]
Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Township or Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
7--Tacher Burn
Tacher Burn--Stream--A considerable Stream which takes its rise near Blue Hills but has no name until it enters the Farm of Drungans its course is nearly South forming for some distance the boundary between the property of Miss Culton and Broughton Murray it receives many small Streams in its coarse and takes another name ere it falls into the Sea at Rascarrel Bay--Rerwick [Rerrick]--Alexander Wilson
Robert Scott--Far Hills by [Auchencairn]
Schoolmaster by [Auchencairn]
[Signed Collector]
William [Rogers]
2nd Corpl [Corporal] [R S & M] [Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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[Form No. 136.]
Plan 51 B List of Names collected by Archibald Craig Pte. [Private] R. S. & M. [Royal Sappers and Miners] 1st Examiner
[Column Headings]
Trace 8--Received Name-- Object--Description--Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
--The Tenments
26
The Tenments--House--A small farm house in good repair, with 12 Acres of land attached. on the Estate of Miss Culton--Rerwick [Rerrick]--Robert Scott
James Scott--Auchencairn School
Auchencairn
--Daltamie
Daltamie--House--A small farm house and out offices, in middling repair, on the Estate of Mr. Cairn--Rerwick [Rerrick]--Robert Scott
James Scott--Auchencairn School
Auchencairn
--The Haw
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The Haw--House--A large farm house with convenient out offices in good repair, the property of Miss Culton--Rerwick [Rerrick]--Robert Scott
James Scott--Auchencairn School
Auchencairn
[Signed Collector]
Archibald Craig Pte. [Private] R. S. and M. [Royal Sappers and Miners]
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[Column Headings]
Trace--Received Name-- Object--Description--Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
Trace 8--Auchencairn School
Auchencairn School--House--A tolerable sized Parish School House which was erected about 30 years ago. The average number of scholars taught is 60 boys and 60 girls and chiefly from 7 to 8 years of age. The branches taught them are English, Latin & French Grammar Writing Arithmetic Geography, and the junior branches of Mathematics The Salary of the School Master is £21.6s.6d yearly which he has besides school fees averaging from 2s to 3s.6d from each scholar quarterly--Rerwick [Rerrick]--Robert Scott
James Scott--Auchencairn [School]
Auchencairn
[Signed Collector]
Archibald Craig Pte. [Private] [R. S. [& M.] [Royal Sappers and Miners]
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[Column Headings]
Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Township or Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
8--Auchencairn
Auchencairn
Auchencairn--A Village--A Small irregular built village Situated about 1/4 of a mile N. W. [North West] of the Bay of the same name, the houses are well built and Chiefly two stories high and fued from the Estate of Miss Culton of Auchenabony ( it is said that a clause is inserted in the fues by which the fuer is bound to build the dwelling houses two stories in height) In the village is a branch Post Office (in communication with Castle Douglas daily) A Free Church a Baptist Chapel A Parish School two good Inns and three inferior ones, and a Corn Mill. This Village is of note as a healthy clean village and is much resorted to in the Summer Season by invalids & Sea bathers, the Census in 1841 was about 370--[Rerrick]--Robert Scott
James Scott
Robert Trotter--Schoolmaster Auchencairn
Auchencairn
Surgeon Auchencairn
[Signed Collector]
William Rogers
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[Column Headings]
[Trace]--Received Names-- Object--Description--Township or Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
8--Knocknocher
Knocknocher
Knocknocher--A Hill--A Small hill the surface of which is arable and on the summit a very small plantation it lies close to the village of Auchencairn and on the farm of Haw [The Ha'] and Estate of Miss Culton--Rerwick [Rerrick]--John Boyes
James Brown
James Maxwell--Draper [Auchencairn]
Cotter [Auchencairn]
Laborer [Auchencairn]
8--Knocknocher Plantation
Knocknocher Plantation
Knocknocher Plantation--Plantation--A small plantation on to the summit of the above hill the wood of which is fir & ash--Rerwick [Rerrick]--John Boyes
James Brown
James Maxwell--Draper [Auchencairn]
Cotter [Auchencairn]
Laborer [Auchencairn]
--Auchencairn Bridge (Co [County])
Auchencairn Bridge (Co [County])--Bridge--A Small Stone bridge of one arch erected by the county it is situated at the end of the village of Auchencairn on the road to Castle Douglas--Rerwick [Rerrick]--Adam Hunter
Robert Scott--[Auchencairn]
[Auchencairn]
[Signed Collector]
William [Rogers]
2nd Corpl [Corporal] [R S [Royal Sappers] & Miners] |
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[Column Headings]
Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Township or Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
8--Post Office
Post Office
Post Office--Post Office--A Small house in good repair Occupied as a post office public house and grocer's Shop. The Post Office is a branch Office, between which and Castle Douglas a post car traverses daily, dispatch hours at present 7 AM Arrivals 3,30 PM This house is the property of Charles Craig the present occupant & post mistress is Mary Kissock--Rerwick [Rerrick]--James Scott
Robert Scott
Gilbert Maxwell--Auchencairn
Teacher Auchencairn
Collin Mill Auchencairn
[Signed Collector]
Signed Pte. [Private] Craig
R. S. and M. [Royal Sappers and Miners] |
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Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Township or Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
8--Wraith Plantation
Wraith Plantation--Plantation--A Small circular plantation within which is an Ancient Moat it is Situate Near Colin Mill--Rerwick [Rerrick]--Andrew Carter
John Boyes--Tenments by [Auchencairn]
Draper [Auchencairn]
8--Bunkers Hill
Bunkers Hill--A House--A tolerably large house in good repair the property of David Welsh [Walsh] Esqr. in the occupation of the Reverend David Gibson who sometimes calls it Mount pleasant--Rerwick [Rerrick]--John Boyes
James Scott--Draper [Auchencairn]
[Auchencairn]
8--Mill Haw
Mill Haw--Cottage & Garden--A very small plot of land with a dwelling house in good repair (Occupied by John Hannay) & the ruins of two Cottages it is the property of Colonel Maxwell of Orchardton--Rerwick [Rerrick]--John Hannay
James Scott--Miller [Auchencairn]
[Auchencairn]
[Signed Collector]
2nd Corpl [Corporal] William [Rogers]
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[Column Headings]
Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Township or Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
8--Dundrennan Mill
Dundrennan Mill--Corn Mill--A Corn Mill in the Village of Auchencairn which is said to have been built about the time that Dundrennan Abbey was erected and unto which property it belonged I am informed that it has been three times erected on the Same foundations It has been a Mill enjoying peculiar privilegs Such as Multure, Thirlage, and a Charter by which the Miller can prevent any person from leading away a portion of the stream so as to affect the power of his Mill, by the Said Charter he his entitled to a clear space of 4 feet along the banks of the stream and the stream is held from its source to the Mill. It is now the property of Colonel Maxwell and occupied by John Hannay--Rerwick [Rerrick]--John Hannay
Robert Kinstry--Miller Auchencairn
Millwright Auchencairn
[Signed Collector]
William Rogers
2nd Corpl [Corporal] R S & M [Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Township or Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
8--[Baptist Chapel]
[Baptist Chapel]
[Baptist Chapel]--Baptist Chapel--This was originally a dwelling house and was converted into a chapel AD1822 it is neatly fitted up with pews & Sittings to accommodate 180 the present incumbent is the Reved. [Reverend] David Gibson (of the [Independents is crossed out] and Baptist persuasion) his stipend averages about £30 yearly which is derived from the collections Seat Rents and an allowance from the Home Mission--Rerwick [Rerrick]--James Scott
Robert Scott
David Gibson--[Auchencairn]
Auchencairn
Minister [Auchencairn]
[Signed Collector]
William Rogers
2nd Corpl [Corporal] [R S & M] [Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Township or Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
8--[Carding Mill]
[Carding Mill]--Carding Mill--A Small building on the Same property as Collin Mill now used as a Carding & Spinning & Waulk Mill occupied by John Dunlop--Rerwick [Rerrick]--Gilbert Maxwell
John Dunlop--Collin Mill
Collin Mill
[Signed Collector]
William Rogers
2nd Corpl [Corporal] R S & M [Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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[Column Headings]
Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Township or Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
8--Collin Mill
Collin Mill
Collin Mill--Factory--A Large building erected about 1789 and intended and used for a time as a cotton Mill, it was subsequently converted into a paper Mill, the upper floor is now used as a woollen manufactory where Blankets plaiding and carpets are wove (the weaving department is rented by John Dunlop) the ground floor is used as a circular Saw Mill and occupied by the proprietor Gilbert Maxwell it is fued from the Estate of David Welsh [Walsh] Esqr. and has a powerful fall of water--Rerwick [Rerrick]--James Scott
Robert Scott
Gilbert Maxwell--[Auchencairn]
[Auchencairn]
Collin Mill
[Signed Collector]
William Rogers
2nd Corpl [Corporal] [R S & M] [Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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[Column Headings]
Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Township or Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
8--Black Lion Inn
Black Lion Inn--Inn--A Considerable house occupied as an Inn and Grocer's Shop doing the principal business in the Village it is occupied by James Scott and the property of the Misses Kiddie--Rerwick [Rerrick]--James Scott
Robert Scott--Auchencairn
Auchencairn
8--Commercial Inn
Commercial Inn--Inn--A Considerable House occupied as an Inn and Grocer's Shop its the property of Mrs Graham and occupied by Adam Hunter--Rerwick [Rerrick]--Adam Hunter
Robert Scott--Auchencairn
Auchencairn
[Signed Collector]
William Rogers
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Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Township or Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
8--Free Church
Free Church
Free Church--[Church]--A Small Stone edifice erected A. D. 1844 by the building fund of the Free Church of Scotland It contains sittings for 520 the present Clergyman is the Reverend G Murray whose income £140 yearly which is received from the Sustendation [Sustentation] Fund On the Southern Gable is an erection intended to Contain a Bell but no Bell is there at present--[Rerrick]--Robert Scott
James Scott
Revd. [Reverend] G Murray--[Auchencairn]
[Auchencairn]
[Auchencairn]
[Signed Collector]
William Rogers
2nd Corpl [Corporal] [R S & M] [Royal Sappers & Miners] |
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Plan 51 B List of Names collected by Archibald Craig Pte. [Private] R. S. & M. [Royal Sappers and Miners] 1st Examiner
[Column Headings]
Trace--Received Name-- Object--Description--Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
8--Craigs Hall
4
Craigs Hall--House--A middling sized house built of stone and two stories high, it is a feu on the Estate of Miss Culton the proprietor and occupied by Mrs Craig--Rerwick [Rerrick]--Mr Gilbert Maxwell
Andrew Carter--Collin Mill
Tenments
--Shuttlebank
6
Shuttlebank--House--A small cottage in bad repair, on the Estate of Mr Cairns--Rerwick [Rerrick]--Mr Gilbert Maxwell
Andrew Carter--Collin Mill
Tenments
--Burnside
9
Burnside--House--A small house in good repair, with 5 Scotch Acres of land attached to it the property of Mr David Welsh [Walsh] Edinburgh--Rerwick [Rerrick]--Mr Gilbert Maxwell
Andrew Carter--Collin Mill
Tenments
[Signed Collector]
Archibald Craig Pte. [Private] R. S. & M. [Royal Sappers and Miners] |
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[Column Headings]
Trace--Received Name-- Object--Description--Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
8--Castledaffin
10
Castledaffin--House--A small range of cottages, in indifferent repair, they are on the estate of Collin the property of Mr David Welsh [Walsh] --Rerwick [Rerrick]--Mr John Wilson
James Scott--Auchencairn
Auchencairn
--Collin Bridge Stone (1. Arch)
8
Collin Bridge Stone (1. Arch)--Bridge--A small stone bridge of 1. Arch, which crosses the Auchencairn Burn at Collin Mill it is a private bridge--Rerwick [Rerrick]--John Wilson
James Scott--Auchencairn
Auchencairn
--Moat
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Moat
Moat--Antiquity--This Moat , which is now very much defaced stands on an eminence, and is planted round with wood. It is situated on "The Haw [Ha']" farm Auchencairn--Rerwick [Rerrick]--John Wilson
James Scott
Gilbert Maxwell--Auchencairn
Auchencairn
Collin Mill
[Signed Collector]
Archibald Craig Pte. [Private] R. S. & M. [Royal Sappers and Miners]
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[Form] No. 136.
Plan 51 B List of Names collected by John Bray C.A. [Civilian Assistant] 1st Examiner
[Column Headings]
Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Township or Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
9--Moss Side
Moss Side--Houses and farm-- A middling farm house and out house attached, together with a farm of Land chiefly Rough Pasture Proprietor Miss Culton Nutwood--Rerwick [Rerrick]--John Broadfoot
David Shannon--Drungans Auchencairn
Moss Side Auchencairn
9--Rascarrel Moss
Rascarrel Moss
Rascarrel Moss--Moss--A large Tract of Moss on Rascarrel Estate chiefly let to the neighbouring farmers and the inhabitants of Auchencairn for fuel - Proprietor Robert Vans Agnew Esqr. Sheuchan and Barnbarroch--Rerwick [Rerrick]--John Broadfoot
David Shannon
Robert Scott--Drungans Auchencairn
Moss Side Auchencairn
School Master Auchencairn
[Signed Collector]
John Bray C.A. [Civilian Assistant]
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[Form No. 136.]
List of Names collected by John Bray C.A. [Civilian Assistant] 1st Examiner
[Column Headings]
Plan--Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
51B--9--Auchencairn Moss
Auchencairn Moss--Moss--This name applies a Small Portion of Moss attached to the North end of Rascarrel Moss - Some of the inhabitants of Auchencairn are supplied with Peats from it Proprietor Miss Culton Nutwood--Rerwick [Rerrick]--James Wilson
John Broadfoot--Innkeeper Auchencairn
Drungans Auchencairn
--9--Far Hills
Far Hills--Houses and farm--A neat farm house and offices in good repair with a farm of Land attached chiefly arable - it is situated on a small eminence from which it probably it has derived its name Proprietor Robert Vans Agnew Esqr. Sheuchan etc. [and Barnbarroch]--Rerwick [Rerrick]--James Wilson
John Broadfoot--Innkeeper Auchencairn
Drungans Auchencairn
[Signed Collector]
John Bray C.[A.] [Civilian Assistant]
10th January [1849] |
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[Form] No. 136.
Plan 51 B List of Names collected by John Bray C.A. [Civilian Assistant] 1st Examiner
[Column Headings]
Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
9--Moss-End
Moss-End--Houses and farm--A Small farm house and out house in good repair with a farm of Land attached chiefly Moss, which the Tenant is daily reclaiming - Proprietor Robert Vans Agnew Esqr. Sheuchan and Barnbarroch Occupied by Mathew Logan--Rerwick [Rerrick]--John Broadfoot
David Shannon--Drungan [Drungans] Auchencairn
Moss Side Auchencairn
[Signed Collector]
John Bray C.A. [Civilian Assistant]
10th January 1849 |
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[Form No. 136.]
List of Names collected by John Nish c/a [Civilian Assistant] 1st Examiner
[Column Headings]
Plan & Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
51B.10.--Big Airds
Big Airds--a Hill--A tolerable sized hill on the farm of Airds the surface of which is arable & partly rocky pasture. on its summit is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station called by the Trig. [Trigonometrical] Party "Airdshead" it is on the estate of Mrs Gordon of Balcary. there is an eminence on the summit having the appearance of a Camp but it is not known by any name by the people in the neighbourhood.--Rerwick [Rerrick]--David Ferguson
William Craig--Burnside
Auchenfad
[Signed Collector]
John Nish c/a [Civilian Assistant] 1st Examiner |
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[Form] No. 136.
List of Names collected by John Nish c/a [Civilian Assistant] 1st Examiner
[Column Headings]
Plan--Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Parish--Authority for spelling Name--Address
51.B.--10--Auchenfad
Auchenfad--Farm house & Office--A farm house & extensive Offices in good repair on the estate of Miss Culton of Auchnabony--Rerwick [Rerrick]--William Craig
William Geddes--Auchenfad
Auchencairn
51.B.--10--Rascarrel Moss-- a Moss--For description see Trace No 9. 51B. [See OS1/20/153/105]
51.B.--10--Guttry Ligget
Guttry Ligget--a House--A dwelling house occupied by Cottars on the estate of Mrs Gordon of Balcary--Rerwick [Rerrick]--William Craig
William Geddes--Auchenfad
Auchencairn
[Signed Collector]
John Nish c/a [Civilian Assistant] 1st [Examiner]
10th January 1849 |
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[Form] No. 136.
[Plan] 51B List of Names collected by Alexander Dean c/a [Civilian Assistant] Final Examiner
[Column Headings]
No of Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Parish of Rerwick [Rerrick]--Authority for spelling Name--Address
1--Barcloy Hill
Barcloy Hill
Barclay Hill
Barclay Hill
Barclay--(a hill)--A tolerable sized hill upon the farm of Barcloy the surface of which is rocky pasture, on its summit stands a Trig: [Trigonometrical] Station called by the Trig: [Trigonometrical] Party Barcloy.--[Rerrick]--Charles Donaldson
William Rae
William Moore
John Nicholson
Ainslies Map 1820--Barcloy Mill
Barcloy
Kirkcudbright
Kirkcudbright.
(Sigd. [Signed Collector])
Alexander Dean c/a [Civilian Assistant] |
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[Form] No. 136.
[Plan] 51B List of Names collected by Alexander Dean c/a [Civilian Assistant] Final Examiner
[Column Headings]
No of Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Parish of Rerwick [Rerrick]--Authority for spelling Name--Address
4--Red Haven
Red Haven--(creek)-- A small sandy creek or inlet at the N. E. [North East] side of Auchencairn Bay & adjoining the farm of Torr, the name has been derived from the color of the sand at this place which is very red--[Rerrick]--David McMinn
John Crocket--Seaside
Daltamie Auchencairn
4--Muckle Lane
Muckle Lane--(Stream)--This name applies to a small portion of a stream that runs from high water to where it joins Auchencairn Lane in low water it collects upon the farm of Hardhills and passes thro' [through] part of Torr farm to where it joins high water, it is not distinguished by any name until it joins high water.--[Rerrick]--David McMinn
John Crocket--Seaside
Daltamy [Daltamie] Auchencairn
(Sigd. [Signed Collector])
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[Form] No. 136.
[Plan] 51B. List of Names collected by Alexander Dean c/a [Civilian Assistant] Final Examiner
[Column Headings]
No of Trace--Received Name-- Object--Description--Parish of Rerwick [Rerrick]--Authority for spelling Name--Address
4--Moat
Moat--(moat)--This object is on the farm of the Ha' and is situated on high ground and planted with mixed wood, it is not raised or elevated in the formation of itself the centre is level with the general surface of the ground it had been surrounded by a great stone rampart some of which stand three feet high at present (but perhaps it has been repaired) Altho' [Although] this object was pointed out to me by James Kilpatrick as a moat and is so called by the inhabitants, yet I do not think from its appearance that it is a moat, as moats are generally raised in their formation, but the inhabitants do not know what name to give such objects whither Camp, Moat or Fort. My Opinion is that it was a Fort surrounded by a thick rampart of stones placed on very advantageous ground.--[Rerrick]-James Kirkpatrick
James Craig-- Auchencairn
Auchenfad
(sgd. [Signed]) [Collector]
Alexander Dean c/a [Civilian Assistant] |
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[Form] No. 136.
[Plan] 51B. List of Names collected by Alexander Dean c/a [Civilian Assistant] Final Examiner
[Column Headings]
Trace--Received Name-- Object--Description--Parish of Rerwick [Rerrick]--Authority for spelling Name--Address
1--Auchencairn Bay
Auchencairn Bay--a Bay--A beautiful bay in the neighbourhood of Auchencairn from which it takes its name. It is about 2 miles long and 1 broad. At low water this bay presents an uninterrupted bed of smooth sand so firm and dry that horse races have been held on it. Small craft may load and unload in any part of it. On the west side it is a capacious natural basin called Balcary Bay "A free port" where vessels of burden may lie in safety from every storm.
[Note for Description] Gazetteer of Scotland--[Rerrick]--David McMinn
Fergus Graham--Seaside
Woodhead Auchencairn
1--Auchencairn Lane
Auchencairn Lane--a Burn--A portion of Auchencairn Burn which runs from High to low water mark thro' [through] Auchencairn Bay--[Rerrick]--David McMinn
Robert Scott--Seaside
Auchencairn Schoolmaster
(Sigd. [Signed Collector])
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List of Names collected by Alexander Dean c/a [Civilian Assistant] Final Examiner
[Column Headings]
No of Trace--Received Name-- Object--Description--Parish of Rerwick [Rerrick]--Authority for spelling Name--Address
8--Auchencairn Burn
Auchencairn Burn--Burn--A considerable stream which after passing Collin Mill (which it works) it becomes the Auchencairn Burn, but above this point it is called Collin Burn, it runs in a southerly direction and passes near the Village of Auchencairn from which it takes its name, at this village it works Dundrennan Mill, to which Mill it is bound by charter, it passes under Auchencairn Bridge and retains this name till it enters high water mark after which it is called Auchencairn Lane from High to low water it is from 15 t0 25 links wide gravelly bottomed & very shallow--[Rerrick]--David McMinn
James Craig--Seaside
Auchenfad
(Sigd. [Signed Collector])
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[Form] No. 136.
[Plan] 51B List of Names collected by Alexander Dean c/a [Civilian Assistant] Final Examiner
[Column Headings]
Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Parish of Rerwick [Rerrick]--Authority for spelling Name--Address
10--Fort
Fort
Fort
Fort or Camp--(Fort)--This object is situated upon the summit of Big Airds Hill and is looked upon by the inhabitants as having been a Fort or Camp, but as it has more the appearance of the former some conclude that it has been a Fort, there has evidently been a fosse round a portion of it, and the steepness of the hill defended the other part. This spot seems to have been well selected as it served for the double purposes of a good look out, and it was also difficult of Access--[Rerrick]--Quinten Mitchell
James Craig
David McMinn
William Black--Rascarrel Auchencairn
Auchenfad Auchencairn
Seaside Auchencairn
Airds Auchencairn
(Sigd [Signed]) [Collector]
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[Form] No. 136.
[Plan] 51B List of Names collected by Alexander Dean c/a [Civilian Assistant] Final Examiner
[Column Headings]
Trace--Received Names-- Object--Description--Parish of Rerwick [Rerrick]--Authority for spelling Name--Address
10--Fort
Fort--Fort--This object was pointed out to me by the given authorities, & they both agree in calling it a Camp, or Fort, but which of the two it was, they could not say. It is situated on level ground, and consists of one raised circle of stones the base of which is a about 6 feet thick, and now greatly overgrown with grass etc., and is not more than 1 or 1 1/2 feet high in any place, the centre is level, and there is no appearance of a fosse or intrenchment, but seems to have been defended by the great rampart of stones, which formed its outer edge. I believe it to have been a Fort, similar to Suie Fort, and others which I have seen. It is upon the farm of Auchenfad.--[Rerrick]--James Craig
David McMinn--Auchenfad
Seaside Auchencairn
(Sigd [Signed]) [Collector]
Alexander Dean c/a [Civilian Assistant]
[Signed]
William Gosset
Lt. R. E. [Lieutenant Royal Engineers]
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Plan 51B
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