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Parish of Minigaff
Plan 14C
INDEX
Name of Objects -- Page
Black Craig -- 7
Bishie Burn -- 10
Buchan Hill -- 11
Brocklochs -- 15
Craignaw -- 7
Clints of the Buss -- 13
Cornarroch Strand -- 16
Craiglee -- 17
Dow Loch -- 8
Dow Spout -- 8
Dow Burn -- 9
Dow Loch -- 17
Ewe Rig -- 3
Ellergower Knowe -- 19
Gairland Burn -- 11
High Cornarroch -- 10
Loch Neldricken -- 4
Loch Narroch -- 5
Loch Valley -- 12
Long Loch Burn -- 14
Low Cornarroch -- 16
Meaul -- 4
Mid Burn -- 5
Otter Strand -- 9
Point of the Snibe -- 15
Rig of Loch Enoch -- 3
Rig of Jarkness -- 13
Round Loch of Glenhead -- 13
Shot Cleugh -- 7
White Brae Top -- 12
White Brae -- 11
Snibe Hill -- 15 |
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RIG OF LOCH ENOCH |
Rig of Loch Enoch
Rig of Loch Enoch
Rig of Loch Enoch |
John Murray
Anthony McMillan
Plan 13D |
014 |
[Situation] About 1 5/8 miles N.W. [North West] of Loch Narroch.
An eminence of a ridge like Shape on the farm of Buchan its surface Consists of rocky heathy pasture. Situated a short distance from Loch Enoch, hence the name. |
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EWE RIG |
Ewe Rig
Ewe Rig
Ewe Hill |
John Murray
A. McMillan
Ainslie's Map 1820 |
014 |
[Situation] About 13/8 miles N.N.W. [North North West] of Loch Narroch.
An eminence of a ridge like Shape on the farm of Buchan its surface consists of rocky heathy pasture.- |
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Parish of Minnigaff
Form 136 Page
29 Rig of Loch Enoch
31 Ewe Rig |
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LOCH NELDRICKEN |
Loch Neldricken
Loch Neldricken
Loch Neldricken |
John Murray
A, McMillan
Ainslie's Map |
014 |
[Situation] About 7/8 mile N. by W. [North by West] of Loch Narroch.
A tolerable sized irregularly shaped Lake, on the farm of Buchan an situated a short distance to the North of Loch Valley to which it is connected by Mid Burn. It has a few Small Islands but none of which is known by any name. |
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MEAUL |
Meaul
Meaul
Meaul |
John Murray
A. McMillan
Ainslie's Map |
014 |
[Situation] About 1 mile N.W. by W. [North West by West] of Loch Narroch.
A Small hill on the farm of Buchan, its surface Consists of rocky heathy pasture. |
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Parish of Minnigaff
Form 136 Page
29 Loch Neldricken
31 Meaul
Maol, The brow of a rock |
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MID BURN |
Mid Burn
Mid Burn |
John Murray
A. McMillan |
014 |
[Situation] Running S. [South] from Loch Neldricken to Loch Valley.
A Small Stream or burn about ¼ of a mile in length running out of Loch Neldricken into Loch Valley. |
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LOCH NARROCH |
Loch Narroch
Loch Narroch
Loch Narroch |
John Murray
A, McMillan
Ainslie's Map |
014 |
[Situation] At the E. [East] Side of Loch Valley.
A Small Loch on the farms of Buchan & Glenhead, And near to the East side of Loch Valley. |
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Minnigaff
Form 136 Page
30 Mid Burn
30 Loch Narroch
Loch n' arroich The lake of the
Summer grazing or residence &c.
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Loch n' airidhi The lake of the
Shealing, or of the hill pasture. |
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BLACK GAIRY |
Black Gairy
Black Gairy |
John Murray
A. McMillan |
013 |
[Situation] About 1 mile N. [North] of Loch Narroch.
A considerable precipice, consisting of tumbling rocks, it is Situated at the Western base of Craignaw and on the farm of Buchan. |
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CRAIGNAW |
Craignaw
Craignaw
Craignaw |
John Murray
A. McMillan
Ainslies Map |
014 |
[Situation] About 7/8 mile N.N.E. [North North East] of Loch Narroch.
A considerable hill on the farm of Buchan, its surface consists of rocky heathy pasture, On it is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station Called by Trig [Trigonometrical] Party 'Craigna Top' |
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SHOT CLEUGH |
Shot Cleugh
Shot Cleugh |
John Murray
A. McMillan |
014 |
[Situation] About 1 1/8 mile N. E. by N. [North East by North] of Loch Narroch
A narrow frightful looking chase on the Eastern side of Craignaw it is about 100 ft. [feet] in depth, and is much resorted to by Eagles. |
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Parish of Minnigaff
Form 136 Page
33 Black Gairy
33 Craignaw
35 Shot Cleugh
[Note]
Garbh agaidh, The course
or rocky brow or face |
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DOW LOCH |
Loch Dhu
Loch Dhu
Dow Loch
Dow Loch
Dow Loch |
John Murray
A. McMillan
Ainslies Map
Robert McMillan
Thomas McWhae |
014 |
[Situation] About ¾ mile N.E. North East] of Loch Narroch.
A Small pool or Loch on Craignaw, it is supplied by Springs within itself, and of it runs a Small Stream called 'Dhu Burn' |
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DOW SPOUT |
Dhu Spout
Dhu Spout
Dow Spout
Dow Spout |
John Murray
A. McMillan
Robert McMillan
Thomas McWhae |
014 |
[Situation] About 1 mile N.E. [North East] of Loch Narroch.
That part of 'Dhu Burn' which falls over the precipice on the Eastern side of Craignaw in wet weather it has a Spout like appearance (hence the name) |
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Parish of Minnigaff
Form 136 Page
34 Dow Loch
34 Dow Spout
[Note] Dow from the Gailic, duibh i.e. Black |
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DOW BURN |
Dhu Burn
Dhu Burn
Dow Burn
Dow Burn |
John Murray A. McMillan
Robert McMillan
Thomas McWhae |
014 |
[Situation] Running in a Northerly direction about 25 chains then runs in an Easterly direction past the High Cornarroch into Cooran Lane.
A small stream or burn taking its rise out of 'Loch Dhu' and running in an Easterly direction (and in its course falls over a precipice on the Eastern side of Craignaw, this part of it is called 'Dhu Spout') to its influx with 'Cooran Lane'. |
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OTTER STRAND |
Otter Strand
Otter Strand |
John Murray
A. McMillan |
014 |
Running in an Easterly direction About 25 chains N. [North] of High Cornarroch
A small streamlet taking its rise a short distance N.W. [North West] of High Cornarroch, and running in a S. [South] Easterly direction to its influx with Cooran Lane. |
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Parish of Minnigaff
Form 136 Page
37 Dow Burn
38 Otter Strand |
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BRISHIE BURN |
Brushie Burn
Brushie Burn
Brishie Burn |
John Murray
A, McMillan
Name List 14A |
014 |
[Situation] Running in a S.E. [South East] direction into Cooran Lane a few chains N. [North] of where Otter Strand joins Cooran Lane
A Small Stream or burn taking its rise out of Long Loch of the Dungeon, and running in a Southerly direction to its influx with Cooran Lane. |
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HIGH CORNARROCH |
High Cornarroch
High Cornarroch |
John Murray A. McMillan |
014 |
[Situation] About 1 3/8 miles N.E. by E. [North East by East] of Loch Narroch.
A Shepherds house in indifferent repair, on the farm of Buchan, Situated a short distance to the West of Cooran Lane. |
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Parish of Minnigaff
Form 136 Page
38 Brishie Burn
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BUCHAN HILL |
Buchan Hill
Buchan Hill
Gowla |
John Murray
A. McMillan
Ainslies Map 18201820 |
013 |
[Situation] About 1½ miles W. [West] of Loch Narroch.
A considerable hill on the farm of Buchan, its surface consists of rocky heathy pasture, On it is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party 'Boffin' |
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GAIRLAND BURN |
Garland Burn
Garland Burn
Gairland Burn
Gairland Burn |
John Murray
A. McMillan
Ainslie's Map
Plan 13D |
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[Situation] Running in a Southerly direction from Loch Valley & passing between Buchan Hill & White Brae Top
A considerable stream or burn having its Source in Loch Valley and running in a S.[South] Westerly direction to its confluence with Loch Truil. |
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WHITE BRAE |
White Brae
White Bare |
A. McMillan
R. Wilson |
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[Situation] On White Brae Top
A rocky heathy declivity on the Western Side of White Brae Top, it derived its name from its White appearance. |
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Parish of Minnigaff
Form 136 Page
39 Buchan Hill
39 Garland Burn
40 White Brae
[Note]
Gairland a corruption of
Garbh linne, The coarse or rough deep stream
Gair Linne. The noisey deep Stream |
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WHITE BRAE TOP |
White Brae Top
White Brae Top |
A. McMillan
R. Wilson |
014 |
[Situation] About 1 1/8 miles W.S.W. [West South West] of Loch Narroch.
A Small eminence on the farm of Glenhead, its Surface consists of rocky heathy pasture. On it is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station Called by [Trigonometrical] Party 'Glen' |
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LOCH VALLEY |
Loch Valley
Loch Valley
Loch Valley |
John Murray
A. McMillan
Ainslie's Map 1820 |
014 |
[Situation] Lying E. [East] of Loch Narroch.
A considerable Loch on the farms of Buchan and Glenhead, it abounds with large trout & Pike of excellent quality |
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Parish of Minnigaff
Form 136 Page
40 White Brae Top
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RIG OF THE JARKNESS |
Rig of the Jarkness
Rig of the Jarkness
Rig of the Jarkness |
John Murray
A. McMillan
Ainslie's Map 1820 |
014 |
[Situation] Lying between Loch Valley and Long Loch of Glenhead.
A considerable eminence of a ridge like shape on the farm of Glenhead, its surface consists of rocky heathy pasture, On its Summit is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station Called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party 'Glenhead' |
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CLINTS OF THE BUSS |
Clints of the Buss
Clints of the Buss |
John Murray
A. McMillan |
014 |
[Situation] About ½ mile S.W. by S. [South West by South] of Loch Narroch
A considerable extent of tumbling rocks and Small precipices, extending from the N. [North] Western point of 'Long Loch' towards Craiglee. |
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ROUND LOCH OF GLENHEAD |
Round Loch of Glenhead
Round Loch of Glenhead
Round Loch |
John Murray
A. McMillan
Ainslie's Map 1820 |
014 |
[Situation] About ½ mile S. [South] of Loch Narroch
A Small Loch on the farm of Glenhead it is of a round like Shape (hence the name) it abounds with Pike & Trout. |
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Parish of Minnigaff
Form 136 Page
41 Rig of the Jarkness - Jarkness A marshy place
42 Clints of the Buss
42 Round Loch of Glenhead |
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LONG LOCH OF GLENHEAD |
Long Loch of Glenhead
Long Loch of Glenhead
Long Loch |
John Murray
A. McMillan
Ainslie's Map 1820 |
014 |
[Situation] About ½ mile S.W. [South West] of Loch Narroch
A tolerably sized Loch on the farm of Glenhead, it is Supplied by two small Streams and Springs within itself, and abounds with Pike & Trout. |
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LONG LOCH BURN |
Long Loch Burn
Long Loch Burn |
John Murray
A. McMillan |
014 |
[Situation] Running S. [South] out of the S. [South] end of Long Loch of Glenhead.
A Small Stream or burn running out of Loch 'Long Loch of Glenhead' hence the name and flowing in a S. [South] Westerly direction and after receiving 'Round Loch Burn' falls into 'Glenhead Burn' |
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Parish of Minnigaff
Form 136 Page
40 Long Loch of Glenhead
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SNIBE HILL |
Snibe Hill
Snibe Hill
Snibe Hill
Snibe Hill |
John Murray
A. McMillan
P. Kelly
A. McCutcheon |
014 |
[Situation] About 7/8 mile E. [East] of Loch Narroch
A hill of considerable elevation and the Southern portion of 'Craignaw', its surface consists of rocky pasture, not known in the locality how it got the name. |
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POINT OF THE SNIBE |
Point of the Snibe
Point of the Snibe
Point of the Snibe
Point of the Snibe |
John Murray
A. McMillan
P. Kelly
A. McCutcheon |
014 |
[Situation] About 7/8 mile E. [East] of Loch Narroch
A bold precipitous point of Snibe Hill of considerable elevation it has its name from Snibe Hill |
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BROCKLOCHS |
Brocklochs
Brocklochs |
John Murray
A. McMillan |
014 |
[Situation] Contiginous to Loch Narroch on the East side.
A tolerable extent of precipitous tumbling rocks, in some places very large and thickly strewn in which are many favourite retreats or dens of Foxes. |
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Parish of Minnigaff
Form 136 Page
45 Snibe Hill
48 Point of the Snibe
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CORNARROCH STRAND |
Cornarroch Strand
Cornarroch Strand |
John Murray
A. McMillan |
014 |
[Situation] Running in an Easterly direction past the east Side of Low Cornarroch (in ruins).
A Small Stream or burn taking its rise a short distance East of Loch Narroch, and running in an Easterly direction to its confluence with Cooran Lane. |
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LOW CORNARROCH (In Ruins) |
Low Cornarroch (in ruins)
Low Cornarroch (in ruins) |
John Murray
A. McMillan |
014 |
[Situation] About 1 mile E. [East] by S. [South] of Loch Narroch.
The ruins of a Shepherds house on the farm of Buchan and Situated on the margin of Cornarroch Strand. |
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Parish of Minnigaff
Form 136 Page
48 Cornarroch Strand
48 Low Cornarroch [in ruins) |
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DOW LOCH |
Doe Loch
Doe Loch
Dow Loch
Dow Loch |
John Murray
A. McMillan
Thomas McWhae
Robert McMillan |
014 |
[Situation] About ½ mile S.E. [South East] of Loch Narroch.
A small pool or pond on the Summit of Craiglee, and is supplied by springs within itself, (it abounds with Trout.) |
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CRAIGLEE |
Craiglee
Craiglee
Craig Lee |
John Murray
A. McMillan
Ainslies Map |
014 |
[Situation] About 1 mile S.E. by S. [South East by South] of Loch Narroch.
A considerable hill on the farm of Glenhead its surface consists of rocky heathy pasture and on its summit is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station Called by Trigl [Trigonometrical] Party 'Craiglee' |
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Parish of Minnigaff
Form 136 Page
44 Dow Loch
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ELLERGOWER KNOWE |
Eldergower Knowe
Eldergower Knowe
Ellergower Knowe
Ellergower Knowe |
John Murray
A. McMillan
Thomas McWhae
Robert McMillan |
014 |
[Situation] About 1½ miles E.S.E. [East South East] of Loch Narroch
A small knoll or small eminence on the farm of Glenhead, its surface consists of rocky heathy pasture. A Short distance to the East of it is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station Called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party 'Loughdee Moor' |
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Parish of Minnigaff
Form 136 Page
49 Ellergower Knowe |
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Parish of Kells
Plan 14C
INDEX
Name of Objects -- Page
Allanbay Loop -- 25
Black Strand -- 25
Brows of Allanby -- 25
Black Castle -- 26
Cooran Lane -- 23
Craigeazle -- 23
Ellergower Ford -- 27
Rig of Crow Nest -- 26
Tops of Craigeazle -- 24 |
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COORAN LANE |
Cooran Lane
Cooran Lane
Cooran Lane |
John Murray
A. McMillan
Ainslie's Map |
014 |
[Situation] Running in a Southerly direction past the E. [East] Side of High Cornarroch and past the W. [West] Side of Rig of Crows Nest
A considerable Stream or burn being the Continuation of 'Downies Burn' & 'Saugh Burn' from their junction it runs in a Southerly direction to its confluence with the Black Water f Dee about ¼ of a mile below Loch Dee. |
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CRAIGEAZLE |
Craigeazle
Craigeazle
Craigeazle |
John Murray
A. McMillan
Plan 14D |
014 |
[Situation] About 2¼ miles N. by E. [North by East] of Loch Narroch
A considerable hill on the farm of Garrary, its surface consists of rocky heathy pasture, On it is a Trigl [Trigonometrical] Station Called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party 'Craigezel' |
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Parish of Kells
Form 136 Page
51 Cooran Lane
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TOPS OF CRAIGEAZLE |
Tops of Craigeazle
Tops of Craigeazle
Tops of Craigeazle |
John Murray
A. McMillan
Plan 14D |
014 |
[Situation] About 2½ miles N.E. [North East] of Loch Narroch
A tolerable Sized hill on the farm of Garrary its Surface consists of rocky heathy pasture, On its Summit is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station calle by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party 'Craigeazle North' |
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Parish of Kells
Form 136 Page
52 Tops of Craigeazle |
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BLACK STRAND |
Black Strand
Black Strand |
John Murray
Anthony McMillan |
014 |
[Situation] Running Westerly from Craigeazle for about ½ mile, then runs S.W. [South West] to its junction with Cooran Lane.
A Small Stream or burn taking its rise on Craigeazle and running in a Southerly direction to its confluence with Cooran Lane. |
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ALLANBAY LOOP |
Allanbay Loop
Allanbay Loop |
John Murray
Anthony McMillan |
014 |
[Situation] About 1 3/8 miles E. by N. [East by North] of Loch Narroch
A small loop or bend in the Cooran Lane Situated a short distance to the North of the influx of Black Strand. |
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BROWS OF ALLANBAY |
Brows of Allanbays
Brows of Allanbays
Brows of Allanbay
Brows of Allanbay |
John Murray
Anthony McMillan
Thomas McWhae
Robert McMillan |
014 |
[Situation] About 1¾ miles E.by N. [East by North] of Loch Narroch.
A hill of a ridge like shape the surface of which is rocky heathy pasture, Situated at the Western Side of Craigeazle. its highest point is Called Black Castle. |
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Parish of Kells
Form 136 Page
53 Black Strand
53 Allanbay Loop
54 Brows of Allanbay |
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BLACK CASTLE |
Black Castle
Black Castle |
John Murray
A. McMillan |
014 |
[Situation] About 2 miles E. by N. [East by North] of Loch Narroch
A Small rocky eminence on Craigeazle, it is not known in the locality how it got its name. but possibly in contradistinction to 'White Castle' which is Situated a Short distance to the North East of it. |
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RIG OF CROW NEST |
Rig of Crow Nest
Rig of Crow Nest |
John Murray
Anthony McMillan |
014 |
[Situation] About 1½ miles E. [East] of Loch Narroch.
A small rocky heathy rig, Situated between the Brows of Allanbays & Cooran Lane it derived its name from a Carrion Crow having had its nest in a thorn which at one time grew here. |
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Parish of Kells
Form 136 Page]
54 Black Castle
55 Rig of Crow Nest |
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ELLERGOWER FORD |
Eldergower Ford
Eldergower Ford
Ellergower Ford
Ellergower Ford |
John Murray
Anthony McMillan
Thomas McWhae
Robert McMillan |
014 |
[Situation] About 1½ miles E.S.E. [East South East] of Loch Narroch.
A ford crossing Cooran Lane it is only fordable when the water is much fallen, and is situated a short distance to the North of Ellergower Knowe. |
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Parish of Kells
Form 136 Page
54 Ellergower Ford |
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RIG OF LOCH ENOCH |
Rig of Loch Enoch
Rig of Loch Enoch |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via New Galloway
Anthony McMillan n.s. Glenhead via Newton Stewart |
014 |
A rocky heathy ridge on the farm of 'Buchan' Situated between 'Buchan Hill' And 'Loch Enoch' And extending northwards towards the latter object hence the name |
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LOCH NELDRICKEN |
Loch Neldricken
Loch Neldricken
Loch Neldricken |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via New Galloway
Anthony McMillan n.s. Glenhead via N. [Newton] Stewart
Ainslies Map |
014 |
A considerable And irregularly shaped lake on the farm of Buchan situated a short distance N. [North] of Loch Valley to which it is connected by 'Mid Burn. Its southern portion is studded with a few Small islands none of which have any name, And is supplied by the superfluitant water of Loch Arron and a few Small streamlets having no name. How it derived its name is not known in the locality |
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List of Names collected by Samule Barclay Laborer
Plan 14C Trace 1
Parish of Minnigaff
Objects
Rig of Loch Enoch - a Ridge
Loch Neldricken - a Lake
[Signed] Samuel Barclay Laborer
28th. Augt. /49 [August 1849] |
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MID BURN |
Mid Burn |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via New Galloway
A. McMillan n.s. Glenhead via N. [Newton] Stewart |
014 |
A Small Stream about a quarter of a mile in length flowing out of Loch Neldricken and connecting it & Loch Valley |
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LOCH NARROCH |
Loch Narroch
Loch Narroch
Loch Narroch |
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A McMillan n.s. Glenhead Via Newton Stewart |
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List of Names collected by Samuel Barclay Laborer
Plan 14C Trace 1
Parish of Minnigaff
Objects
Mid Burn - A Stream
Loch Narroch - a lake
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EWE RIG |
Ewe Rig
Ewe Rig
Ewe Hill |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via New Galloway
Anthony McMillan n.s. Glenhead via N. [Newton] Stewart
Ainslie's Map |
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A rocky heathy ridge on the farm of 'Buchan' Situated near and extending north of 'Loch Neldricken' |
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MEAUL |
Meaul
Meaul
Meaul |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via New Galloway
Anthony McMillan n.s. Glenhead via N. [Newton] Stewart
Ainslie's Map |
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A small rocky heathy hill on the farm of Buchan situated west of 'Loch Neldricken' And 'Mid Burn' nothing regarding the origin of this name is known in the neighbourhood. |
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List of Names collected by Samuel Barclay Laborer
Plan 14C Trace 1
Parish of Minnigaff
Object
Ewe Rig - a ridge
Meaul - a hill
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BLACK CRAIG |
Black Craig
Black Craig |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via New Galloway
Anthony McMillan n.s. Glenhead via N. [Newton] Stewart |
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A considerable extent of precipitous tumbling rocks situated at the western base of 'Craignaw' It derives its name from its black appearance And gairy in the locality invariably means a precipice or precipitous tumbling rocks. |
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CRAIGNAW |
Craignaw
Craignaw |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via New Galloway
Anthony McMillan n.s. Glenhead via N. [Newton] Stewart |
014 |
A considerable rocky heathy hill on the farm of 'Buchan' Its Summit is extremely rocky and almost void of verdure, On it Stands a Trigl. ◬ [Trigonometrical Station] Called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party 'Craigna Top' Its Southern portion is called 'Snibe Hill' (see Trace 5) |
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List of Names collected by Samuel Barclay Laborer
Plan 14C Trace 2
Parish of Minnigaff
Object
Black Gairy - Tumbling RocKs
Craignaw - A hill
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LOCH DHU |
Loch Dhu
Loch Dhu |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via New Galloway
A. McMillan n.s. Glenhead via Newton Stewart |
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A Small lake on 'Craignaw' it is supplied by some springs within itself. And empties its superfluitant water by 'Dhu Burn' (for which see description Trace 3) It derives its name from its black appearance Dhu being Gaelic for black. |
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DHU SPOUT |
Dhu Spout
Dhu Spout |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via New Galloway
A. McMillan n.s. Glenhead via Newton Stewart |
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That part of 'Dhu Burn' which falls over the precipice on the eastern side of 'Craignaw' in wet weather, it assumes a spout like appearance (hence the name) |
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List of Names collected by Samuel Barclay Laborer
Plan 14C Trace 2
Parish of Minnigaff
Object
Loch Dhu - a lake
Dhu Spout - a waterfall
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28th. August 1849 |
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SHOT CLEUGH |
Shot Cleugh
Shot Cleugh |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via New Galloway
A. McMillan n.s. Glenhead via Newton Stewart |
014 |
A frightful looking chasm on the eastern side of 'Craignaw' it is very narrow And appears to have been riven asunder by some convulsion of nature to a depth of Above 100 feet in its Southern side the eagles build their nests and rear their young. |
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List of Names collected by Samuel Barclay
Plan 14C Trace 2
Parish of Minnigaff
Object Shot Cleugh- a chasm
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DHU BURN |
Dhu Burn
Dhu Burn |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via New Galloway
A. McMillan Glenhead via Newton Stewart |
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A small stream having its source in 'Loch Dhu' and flowing in a N. [North] Easterly direction falls over a precipice on the Eastern Side of 'Craignaw' this part of it is Called 'Dhu Spout' thence it pursues an easterly Course flows past "High Cornarroch' And empties itself into 'Cooran Lane' |
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HIGH CORNARROCH |
High Cornarroch |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via New Galloway
A. McMillan n.s. Glenhead via Newton Stewart |
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A shepherd's house lately built on the ruins of one of the same name it is in indifferent repair And is Situated on or near the southern margin of 'Dhu Burn' And on the farm of 'Buchan' how it derived its name is not known in the locality. |
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List of Names collected by Samuel Barclay Laborer
Plan 14C Trace 3
Parish of Minnigaff
Object
Dhu Burn - a Stream
High Cornarroch - a shepherd's house
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BUSHIE BURN |
Bushie Burn
Bushie Burn |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via N. [New] Galloway
A. McMillan n.s. Glenhead N. [Newton] Stewart |
014 |
A small stream having its source in 'Long Loch of the Dungeon' And flowing in a Southeasterly direction empties itself into 'Cooran Lane' |
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OTTER STRAND |
Otter Strand
Otter Strand |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via N. [New] Galloway
A. McMillan n.s. Glenhead N. [Newton] Stewart |
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A small stream gathering a short distance N. [North] West of 'High Cornarroch' And flowing in a S. [South] Easterly direction empties itself into 'Cooran Lane' It derives its name from Otters having been killed in it. |
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List of Names collected by Samuel Barclay Laborer
Plan 14C Trace 3
Paris of Minnigaff
Object
Bushie Burn - a Stream
Otter Strand - a Stream
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28th. August 1849 |
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BUCHAN HILL |
Buchan Hill |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via New Galloway
Anthony McMillan n.s. Glenhead via Newton Stewart |
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A considerable rocky heathy hill on the farm of Buchan Situated a short distance west of Loch Valley. On its Summit is a Trigl. ◬ [Trigonometrical Station] Called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party 'Boffin' |
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GARLAND BURN |
Garland Burn
Garland Burn |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via New Galloway
Anthony McMillan n.s. Glenhead via Newton Stewart |
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A mountain stream having its source in 'Loch Valley' which is considerably elevated, its course is therefore down a considerable incline brawling over rocks having a beautiful And snowy appearance. Flowing in a Southwesterly direction it ultimately falls into 'Loch Truil' As to the origin of its name nothing is known in the locality. It forms the boundary between the farms of Glenhead and Buchan. |
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Plan 14C Trace 4
Parish Minnigaff
Object
Buchan Hill - a Hill
Garland Burn - a stream
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28th. August 1849 |
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WHITE BRAE |
White Brae |
A McMillan n.s. Glenhead Newton Stewart
R. Wilson n. Culsharg Newton Stewart |
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A rocky heathy incline on the western side of 'White Brae Top' it derives its name from its white appearance. |
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WHITE BRAE TOP |
White Brae Top |
A McMillan n.s. Glenhead Newton Stewart
R. Wilson n. Culsharg Newton Stewart |
014 |
A small rocky heathy eminence on the farm of 'Glenhead' It derives its name from the 'White Brae' On its western side. On its Summit is a Trigl. ◬ [Trigonometrical Station] Called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party 'Glen' |
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LONG LOCH OF GLENHEAD |
Long Loch of Glenhead
Long Loch |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via New Galloway
A. McMillan n.s. Glenhead via Newton Stewart
Ainslies Map |
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A tolerably sixed lake on the farm of 'Glenhead' Situated a short distance east of 'White Brae Top' It is supplied by two small streamlets And springs within itself. And is well stored with pike & trout. |
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Plan 14C Trace 4
Parish Minnigaff
Object
White Brae - Side of a hill
White Brae Top - An eminence
Long Loch of Glenhead - a lake
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RIG OF THE JARKNESS |
Rig of the Jarkness
Rig of the Jarkness
Rig of the Jarkness |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie New Galloway
A. McMillan n.s. Glennhead N. [Newton] Stewart
Ainslie's Map |
014 |
A considerable rocky heathy ridge on the farm of Glenhead extending from the western side of 'Craiglee' westwards towards 'Garland Burn' it is bounded on the North by 'Loch Valley' And South by 'Clints of the Buss' on its highest point is a Trigl. ◬ [Trigonometrical Station] Called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party 'Glenhead' |
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LOCH VALLEY |
Loch Valley
Loch Valley
Loch Valley |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie New Galloway
A. McMillan n.s. Glennhead N. [Newton] Stewart
Ainslie's Map |
014 |
A considerable lake Situated between the farms of 'Buchan' & 'Glenhead' It is the source of 'Garland Burn' And receives the Surplus waters of Loch Narroch and Neldricken It is well stored with pike & trout, notable for size and quality |
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Plan 14C Trace 4
Parish Minnigaff
Object
Rig of the Jarkness - a ridge
Loch Valley - a Lake
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28th. August 1849 |
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ROUND LOCH OF GLENHEAD |
Round Loch of Glenhead
Round Loch of Glenhead
Round Loch |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via New Galloway
A. McMillan n.s. Glenhead via Newston Stewart
Ainslies Map |
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A Small lake onthe farm of Glenhead Situated a short distance S. [South] East of Long Loch of Glenhead. It derives its name from its round appearance & is well stored with pike And trout. |
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CLINTS OF THE BUSS |
Clints of the Buss
Clints of the Buss |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via New Galloway
A. McMillan n.s. Glenhead via Newston Stewart |
014 |
A considerable extent of tumbling rocks And small precipices, extending from the N. [North] Western point of 'Long Loch' towards 'Craiglee' How they derived this name is not Known in the locality. |
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List of Names collected by Samuel Barclay Laborer
Plan 14C Trace 4
Parish Minnigaff
Object
Round Loch of Glenhead - a lake
Clints of the Buss - Tumbling rocks
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28th. Augt. [August] 1849 |
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LONG LOCH BURN |
Long Loch Burn
Long Loch Burn |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via N. [New] Galloway
A. McMillan n.s. Glenhead via Newton Stewart |
014 |
A Small Stream having its source in 'Long Loch of Glenhead' (hence the name) flowing in a S. [South] Westerly direction And after receiving "Round Loch Burn' falls into 'Glenhead Burn' |
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Plan 14C Trace 4
Parish Minnigaff
Object
Long Loch Burn - a Stream
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SNIBE HILL |
Snibe Hill
Snibe Hill |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via New Galloway
A. McMillan n.s. Glenhead via Newton Stewart |
014 |
A tolerably sized hill of considerable elevation And the Southern portion of 'Craignaw' its Surface is extremely rocky with a little heath interspersed Its Southern point is Called 'Point of the Snibe' No information can be had regarding the origin of this name. |
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Plan 14C Trace 5
Parish Minnigaff
Object
Snibe Hill - a hill
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28th. Augt. [August] 1849 |
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DOE LOCH |
Doe Loch |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via N. [New] Galloway
A. McMillan n.s. Glenhead via Newton Stewart |
014 |
A pond or very small lake near the Summit of 'Craiglee' There is no Stream flowing into or out of it. And it appears to be supplied by some spring within itself. A few years ago Mr. McMillan the farmer of 'Glenhead' put a number of small trout into it they appear to have thriven And bred well, As a good many have since been caught by Anglers. My authorities allege that this object derived its name from its being the haunt of deer when the adjoining And Surrounding neighbourhood was a forest. |
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List of Names collected by Samuel Barclay Labr. [Labourer]
Plan 14C Trace 5
Parish of Minnigaff
Object
Doe Loch - a Small lake
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30th. August 1849 |
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BROCKLOCHS |
Brocklochs
Brodklochs |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via New Galloway
Anthony McMillan n.s. Glenhead via N. [Newton] Stewart |
014 |
A tolerable extent of precipitous tumbling rocks in some places extremely large and thickly strewn in which are many favorite retreats or dens of foxes, whence they issue out nightly in quest of prey. |
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CRAIGLEE |
Craiglee
Craig Lee |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie vis New Galloway
Anthony McMillan n.s. Glenhead Newton Stewart
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014 |
A considerable sized rocky heathy hill on the farm of Glenhead on its Summit is a Trigl. ◬ [Trigonometrical Station] Called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party 'Craiglee' |
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Plan 14C Trace 5
Parish of Minnigaff
Object
Brocklochs - Tumbling rocks
Craiglee - a hill
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28th August 1849 |
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CORNARROCH STRAND |
Cornarroch Strand |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via New Galloway
A. McMillan n.s. Glenhead via Newton Stewart |
014 |
A Small Stream being the boundary between the farms of Glenhead & Buchan, gathering a short distance east of 'Loch Narroch' And flowing in an easterly directon past the Site of 'Low Cornarroch' into 'Cooran Lane' How it got its name is not Known int the locality. |
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LOW CORNARROCH (in ruins_ |
Low Cornarroch |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via New Galloway
A. McMillan n.s. Glenhead via Newton Stewart |
014 |
The Ruins of a Shepherd's house, on the farm of Buchan Situated on the Northern margin of 'Cornarroch Strand' |
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POINT OF THE SNIBE |
Point of the Snibe |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via New Galloway
A. McMillan n.s. Glenhead via Newton Stewart |
014 |
The southern portion of Snibe Hill being a bold precipitous point of considerable elevation, As to the origin of the word 'Snibe' nothing is known in the locality. |
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Plan 14C Trace 5
Parish of Minnigaff
Object
Cornarroch Strand - A Stream
Low Cornarroch - Ruins
Point of the Snibe - A precipitous point
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ELDERGOWER KNOWE |
Eldergower Knowe
Eldergower Knowe |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via New Galloway
A. McMillan n.s. Glenhead via Newton Stewart |
014 |
A Small rocky heathy knoll on the farm of 'Glenhead' Situated a short distance north of the eastern end of 'Loch Doe' A short distance east of this knoll on the opposite Side of 'Cooran Lane' is a Trigl. ◬ [Trigonometrical Station] Called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party 'Loughdee Moor' |
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Plan 14C Trace 5
Parish Minnigaff
Object
Eldergower Knowe - a Knoll
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COORAN LANE |
Cooran Lane
Cooran LAne
Cooran Lane |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via New Galloway
A. McMillan n.s. Glenhead via Newton Stewart
Ainslie's Map |
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A considerable stream being the Continuation of 'Downie's Burn' And 'Saugh Burn' from their junction it pursues a Southerly Course being in Some places remarkably deep , in others shallow having a beautiful sandy bottom being favorite spawning places for Salmon some of which ascend above the head of this Stream, it ultimately falls into the 'Black Water of Dee' How it derived its name is not known in the locality. |
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Plan 14C Trace 3
Parish of Kells
Object
Cooran Lane - A Stream
[Signed] Samuel Barclay Labr. [Laborer]
28th Augt. [August] 1849 |
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BLACK STRAND |
Black Strand
Black Strand |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via New Galloway
A McMillan n.s. Glenhead via Newton Stewart |
014 |
A small stream gathering near the Summit of 'Craigeazle' And flowing in a Westerly direction falls into 'Cooran Lane.' |
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CRAIGEAZLE |
Craigeazle |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via New Galloway
A McMillan n.s. Glenhead via Newton Stewart |
014 |
A considerable rocky heathy hill on the farm of 'Garrary' On its Summit is a Trigl.◬ [Trigonometrical Station] called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party 'Craigezel'. |
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TOPS OF CRAIGEZEL |
Tops of Craigezel |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via New Galloway
A McMillan n.s. Glenhead via Newton Stewart |
014 |
A tolerably Sized rocky heathy hill on the farm of 'Garrary' Situated a Short distance north of 'Craigeazle'. On its Summit is a Trigl. ◬ [Trigonometrical Station] Called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party 'Craigezel North' |
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Plan 14C Trace 3
Parish of Kells
Object
Black Strand - a stream
Craigeazle - a hill
Tops of Craigeazle - A Hill
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28th, August 1849 |
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BLACK STRAND |
Black Strand
Black Strand |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via New Galloway
Anthony McMillan n.s. Glenhead via Newton Stewart |
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A small stream rising near the Summit of Craigeazle, And flowing in a Southerly And S. [South] Westerly direction flows into 'Cooran Lane' A Short distance South of Allanbay Loop. |
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ALLANBAY LOOP |
Allanbay Loop |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via New Galloway
Anthony McMillan n.s. Glenhead via Newton Stewart |
014 |
A Small loop or bend in the 'Cooran Lane' how it derived its name is not known in the locality. |
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RIG OF CROW NEST |
Rig of Crow Nest |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via New Galloway
Anthony McMillan n.s. Glenhead via Newton Stewart |
014 |
A small rocky heathy ridge situated between 'Knows of Allanbays' And 'Cooran Lane' It derived its name from a Carrion Crow having had its nest in a thorn which at one time grew here. |
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Plan 14C Trace 6
Object
Black Strand - a Stream
Allanbay Loop - a bend
Rig of Crow Nest - a ridge
[Signed] Samuel Barclay Labr. [Laborer]
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ELDERGOWER FORD |
Eldergower Ford
Eldergower Ford |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via N. [New] Galloway Anthony McMillan n.s. Glenhead via N. [Newton] Stewart |
014 |
A ford or shallow in the 'Cooran Lane' Situated about ½ a mile S. [South] West of 'Rig of Crow Nest' It is only fordable when the water is much fallen in dry weather. How it derived its name is not known in the locality. |
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BROWS OF ALLANBAYS |
Brows of Allanbays
Brows of Allanbays |
John Murray n.s. Craigencallie via N. [New] Galloway Anthony McMillan n.s. Glenhead via N. [Newton] Stewart |
014 |
A rocky heathy ridge Situated at the western Side of Craigeazle (its highest point is a small eminence Called Black Castle) How this ridge derived its name is not known in the locality. |
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BLACK CASTLE |
Black Castle
Black Castle |
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014 |
A small rocky eminence on 'Brows of Allanbays' how it derived its name is not known except that it may have been Called so in contradistinction to 'White Castle' which is Situated a short distance N.E. [North East] of 'Black Castle' |
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Plan 14C Trace 6
Parish of Kells
Object
Eldergower Ford - a ford
Brows of Allanbays - a ridge
Black Castle - An Eminence
[Signed] Samuel Barclay Laborer
29th. August 1849
[Signed] W Driscoll Gosset Lieut R. [Lieutenant Royal] Engineers
Jany [January] 27 1850 |
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Plan 14C
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