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Parish of Carsphairn.
Plan 4A.
Index.
Names of Objects -- Pages
Brandy Moat -- 8
BrocKloch T.P. [Turn Pike] -- 11
BenbracK -- 14
Bogle Thorn -- 21
BrocKloch Craig -- 21
Bennan -- 12
Callendoch Hill -- 3
Cadgerhole -- 9
Cairn -- 13
Carsphairn Lane -- 17
CrooKed Rig -- 17
Cullendoch (Ruins of) -- 19
CrooKed Rig -- 20
Drumjohn -- 19
Drumjohn Knowe -- 19
Faulds ('Ruins of') -- 3
Horse Moat -- 18
Knox's Burn -- 7
LochmuicK Lodge -- 6
Lamford Burn -- 12
Lamford Bridge -- 13
Lamford Moat -- 15
Lamford (Ruins of) -- 15
Lady Well -- 16
Lady Well Knowe -- 17
Lamford Hill -- 18
Lamloch -- 20
Lamloch Burn -- 22
Meadowhead -- 10
Meadowhead Burn -- 10
Moat -- 12
PolnasKie Burn -- 5
PolnasKie Bridge -- 5
Rig of MoaK -- 22
Small Burn -- 6
Small Burn Bridge -- 7
Salt Knowe -- 8
Strife Moat -- 16
Toll Bridge -- 11
White Hill -- 9
Wright's Knowe -- 20
Kells & Carsphairn Trust -- 22 |
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FAULDS (Ruins of) |
Faulds
Faulds |
James Sloan
James Sloan Junior |
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[Situation] 3/4 miles SW. [South West] of Meadowhead, farm house,
The ruins of a cottage on the farm of Cullendoch, and situated a short distance North of Cullendoch Hill, |
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CULLENDOCH HILL |
Cullendoch Hill
Cullendoch Hill |
James Sloan
James Sloan Junior |
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[Situation] About one mile SW by S [South West by South] of Meadowhead farm house,
A tolerably sized hill on the farm of Cullendoch (hence the name) its surface consists of rocky heathy pasture. and on it is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] station called by Trigl.[Trigonometricla] Party "CulnocK Jntn [Junction]" |
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[Note] -- Faulds, A division of a
farm, so denominated because
it is manured by folding sheep
and other cattle on it. -- Jamiesons.
[Note Cullendoch Hill] -- The word cullen is composed of
the Gaelic Cùl, The bacK or cuil, The corner.
and the article an affixed. The affix
doch occurs frequently, I found it generally
near a stream or river in Galloway. Dubhagan
in Gaelic is a deep pool or part of a stream or river
In Ireland (generally) it is called Dubhag. A fish weir
or cruive is called doach In the Scotch dialect
Therefore Cullendoch would signify, The back or corner
of the deep pool or of the cruive |
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POLNASKIE BURN |
Polnaskie Burn
Polnaskie Burn |
William Seaton
Robert McCrae |
004 |
[Situation] Runs into Loch Muck in Ayrshire, at the distance of 3/4 mile N.N.W. [North North West] of Meadowhead -
A small stream having its rise on the farm of Meadowhead and running in a Westerly direction to its influx with Loch MucK. during part of its course it forms a boundary line betwixt the Counties of Ayr and Kirkcudbright |
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POLNASKIE BRIDGE |
Polnaskie Bridge
Polnaskie Bridge |
William Seaton
Robert McCrae |
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[Situation] About 3/4 mile N. by W. [North by West] of Meadowhead farm house,
A small stone built bridge of one arch crossing PolnasKie Burn on the road leading from Carsphairn to Dalmellington, it is a "County Bridge" |
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[Note Polnaskie Burn] -- This name appears tolerable plain to be
the Gaelic words Poll an uisge i,e, The deep
Stream of water, which is rather a sort of pleonism
& therefore must have originally some other epithet
perhaps such as duibh or buidh prefixed to it
in order to make proper sense |
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LOCHMUICK LODGE |
Lochmuick Lodge
Lochmuick Lodge |
William Seaton
Robert McCrae |
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[Situation] About 3/4 mile N. by W. [North by West] of Meadowhead. (farm house)
A neat and commodious cottage one story high slated and in good repair. it is on the farm of Eriff and situated on the Western side of the road [leading] from Carsphairn to [Dalmellington] near to Loch MuicK hence the name, |
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SMALL BURN |
Small Burn
Small Burn |
William Seaton
Robert McCrae |
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[Situation] Runs into Knox Burn near Small Burn Bridge
A small stream having its rise on the farm of Meadowhead and flowing in a [Westerly] direction to its influx with Knox' Burn. |
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Form 136 Page
38 -- Lochmuick Lodge
[Note] -- Loch mùige. The dark or
gloomy loch
Page 38 -- Small Burn |
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SMALL BURN BRIDGE |
Small Burn Bridge
Small Burn Bridge |
William Seaton
Robert McCrae |
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[Situation] About 1/2 mile N. by W. [North By West] of Meadowhead
A small stone built bridge of one Arch crossing Small Burn (hence the name) on the road leading from Carsphairn to Dalmellington, It, is a County Bridge. - |
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KNOX'S BURN |
Knox's Burn
Knox's Burn |
William Seaton
Robert McCrae |
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[Situation] Runs into the N.E. [North East] end of Loch Doon About a mile west of Meadowhead. -
A small stream or burn having its rise in Loch Muick and running in a S. [South] Westerly direction to its influx with Loch Doon, during part of its course it forms a boundary line betwixt the Counties of Ayr and Kirkcudbright. Its name originated from a person named Knox. having at one time lived near it. |
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SALT KNOWE |
Salt Knowe
Salt Knowe |
William Seaton
Robert McCrae |
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[Situation] 1/4 mile SW. by W.[South West by West] of Meadowhead
A small rocky heathy Knowe on the farm of Meadowhead and situated a short distance North West of Cadgerhole. Its name originated from it being a favourite place for secreting Salt in the days of Smuggling |
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BRANDY MOAT |
Brandy Moat
Brandy Moat |
William Seaton
Robert McCrae |
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[Situation] 3/8 mile S by W.[South by West] of Meadowhead.
A small Knoll or eminence on the farm of Meadowhead its surface consists of rough pasture, the North West side of it is pretty precipitous where it is said that Smugglers were in the habit of secreting their contraband goods Such as Brandy hence the name. |
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Form 136
Page 39 Salt Knowe
page 42 Brandy Moat |
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CADGERHOLE |
Cadgerhole
Cadgerhole
Cadgerhole |
William Seaton
Robert McCrae
Ainslies Map. 1820 |
004 |
[Situation] 1/4 mile SSW. [South South West] of Meadowhead.
A row of houses in middling repair on the Eastern side of the road leading from New Galloway to Ayr and situated a short distance North of Brandy Moat, It is said that at one time they were much resorted by Beggars who are frequently called Cadgers in Galloway, hence the name. |
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WHITE HILL |
White Hill
White Hill |
William Seaton Robert McCrae |
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[Situation] About 12 chains S by W. [South by West] of Meadowhead.
A small hill on the farm of Meadowhead, its soil is arable land, and it is situated about 12 chains South of the farm house |
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MEADOWHEAD |
Meadowhead
Meadowhead
Meadowhead |
William Seaton Robert McCrae
Ainslies map. |
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[Situation] In the NW. [North West] portion of the parish of Carsphairn. And about 17 chains N.N.W. [North North West] of Brockloch T.P. [Turnpike]
A farm house and outhouses all thatched and in middling repair, with a considerable farm of land attached, Occupied by J. Wallace Esqr, "Knockgray" and is the property of the Hon. [Honourable] Col.[Colonel] McAdam Cathcart, |
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MEADOWHEAD BURN |
Meadowhead Burn
Meadowhead Burn |
William Seaton Robert McCrae |
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[Situation] Passing at the north side of Brockloch T.P. [Turnpike] thence to the E. [East] side of Cadgerhole & unites with Lamford Burn 3/8 mile SSW.[South South West] of Meadowhead.
A small stream or burn having its rise on the farm of Meadowhead (hence the name) and running in a S. [South] Westerly direction to its confluence with Lamford Burn, thence it is called Carsphairn Lane to the "Water of Deugh". |
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Form 136
Page 42 Meadowhead
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BROCKLOCH T P |
Brockloch Toll
Brockloch Toll |
William Seaton Robert McCrae |
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A Toll Bar with a house for the keeper attached, built at the expense and under the superintendance of the road trustees of the County. Situated on the road leading from Carsphairn to Dalmellington. |
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TOLL BRIDGE |
Toll
Bridge
Toll Bridge |
William Seaton
Robert McCrae |
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A small stone built bridge of one arch. crossing Meadowhead Burn on the line of road leading from Carsphairn to Dalmellington. and situated near to Brockloch Toll hence the name. It is a County Bridge. |
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Toll Bridge
[Situation] About 1/4 mile SE. [South East] of Meadowhead
Brockloch Toll
[Situation] At the South side of Toll Bridge |
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BENNAN |
Bennan |
See Name List
P.2.C. |
004 |
For description see Name List. Plan 2.C. |
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LANFORD BURN |
Lamford Burn
Lamford Burn |
William Seaton Robert McCrae |
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A small stream having its rise on the farm of Lamford, hence the name, and running in a South Westerly direction to its influx with Meadowhead Burn, thence it is called Carsphairn Lane to the "Water of Deugh". |
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MOAT [Meadowhead] |
Moat (ancient)
Moat (ancient) |
William Seaton Robert McCrae |
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A small artificial mound of a circular shape, on the farm of Meadowhead and situated close on the East side of the line of road leading from Carsphairn to Dalmellington. |
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Left hand side of page - Form 136 Page 40 Moat (ancient); page 44 Lamford Burn
Moat (ancient)
[Situation] About 15 chains SE. [South East] of Meadowhead
Lamford Burn
[Situation] Passes under Lamford Bridge thence passes N.[North] side of Lamford (in ruins) |
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CAIRN [Meadowhead] |
Cairn (ancient)
Cairn (ancient) |
William Seaton
Robert McCrae |
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A cairn or tumulus of a circular shape on the farm of Lamford, its diameter is about 45 feet, the stones on it appear to have been raised to a considerable height but a great many of them have been removed for other purposes, Nothing in the locality can be gleaned respecting, but similar ones in this and adjoining parishes have been opened, and stone coffins containing human bones found in them. |
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LANFORD BRIDGE |
Lamford Bridge
Lamford Bridge |
William Seaton
Robert McCrae |
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A small stone built bridge of one arch, crossing Lamford Burn on the road leading from Carsphairn to Dalmellington. It is a County Bridge. |
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Lamford Bridge
[Situation] About 3/8 mile SSE. [South South East] of Meadowhead.
Cairn (ancient)
[Situation] 5/8 mile E by S.[East by South] of Meadowhead |
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BENBRACK |
Benbrack
Benbrack |
William Seaton
Robert McCrae |
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A small hill on the farm of Meadowhead, its surface is rocky heathy pasture, On it is a Trigl.[Triangulation] Station called by Trigl.[Triangulation] Party "Dranscar." |
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LAMFORD (Ruins of) |
Lamford (in ruins)
Lamford (in ruins)
Longford
Upper Lambfoord |
John Whight
James Sloan
Ainslies Map
Valn.[Valuation] Roll.1819 |
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A farm house and out houses all in ruins, with a large farm of land attached which is in the occupation of John Wallace Esqr.[Esquire] "Knockgray". The property of the Hon. Col. [Honourable Colonel] McAdam Cathcart. About 5 chains West of these ruins, is a considerable heap of stones having the appearance of an Ancient Cairn, but no information can be gleaned in the locality respecting it. |
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LAMFORD MOAT |
Lamford Moat
Lamford Moat |
James Sloan
John Whight |
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A small natural knoll or eminence on the farm of Lamford, and situated about 15 chains N.E.[North East] of Lamford (in ruins) its surface is rocky heathy pasture. |
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Lamford Moat
[Situation] 3/8 mile S.E [South East] of Meadowhead
Lamford
[Situation] About 1/2 S. by W. [South by West] of Meadowhead |
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LADY WELL |
Lady Well
Lady Well |
John Whight
James Sloan |
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A small spring well on the farm of Lamford. and situated close on the Eastern margin of Carsphairn Lane. |
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STRIFE MOAT |
Strife Moat
Strife Moat |
John Whight
James Sloan |
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A small natural knoll or eminence on the farms of Lamford and Meadowhead its surface is heathy pasture. Its name originated from it having been at one time disputed about betwixt the two adjoining farmers. |
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Left hand side of page - Form 136 Page 49 Strife Moat; 49 Lady Well
Strife Moat
[Name] The word strife is often applied
to any object, about which there is a
debate or dispute as
"Strife Rigs. debateable ground,
patches of land common to all"
Jamieson
[Situation] About 1/2 mile S.S.W.[South South West] of Meadowhead
Lady Well
[Situation] 5/8 mile S.S.W.[South South West] of Meadowhead |
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CARSPHAIRN LANE |
Carsphairn Lane
Carsphairn Lane
Carsphairn Lane |
William Seaton
Robert McCrae
Ainslies map |
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A considerable stream or Burn, being the continuation of Lamford Burn and Meadowhead Burn, running in a Southerly direction to its confluence with the "Water of Deugh" opposite to Carsphairn village |
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CROOKED RIG |
Crooked Rig
Crooked Rig |
James Sloan
John Whight |
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A small knoll or eminence on the farm of Lamford, its surface is rocky pasture. |
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LADY WELL KNOWE |
Lady Well Knowe
Lady Well Knowe |
John Whight
James Sloan |
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A small eminence on the farm of Lamford and situated close to Lady Well hence the name, its soil is arable land, |
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Lady Well Knowe
[Situation] About 1/2 mile South by West of Meadowhead
Carsphairn Lane
[Situation] Passing close by Lady Well & running S. by E. [South by East] past the E. [East] side of Cullendoch (ruins of) and Lamloch farm house
Crooked Rig
{Situation] One mile S. by E. [South by East] of Meadowhead farm house. |
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HORSE MOAT |
Horse Moat
Horse Moat |
John Whight
James Sloan |
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A small natural eminence on the farm of Lamford, its surface is heathy pasture. |
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LAMFORD HILL |
Lamford Hill
Lamford Hill |
John Whight
James Sloan |
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A small hill on the farm of Lamford, its surface is rocky pasture, and on it is a Trigl.[Triangulation] Station called by Trigl.[Triangulation] Party "Culnoch or Drumjohn Jnt.[Junction]." |
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Left hand side of page - Form 136 Page 50 Horse Moat; page 48 Lamford Hill
Horse Moat
[Situation] About 1 mile S.E.[South East] of Meadowhead
Lamford Hill
[Situation] About 1 1/4 miles S.E.by E. [South East by East] of Meadowhead |
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CULLENDOCH (Ruins of) |
Cullendoch (in ruins)
Cullendoch (in ruins)
Culenoch
Cullendogh |
Robert Montgomery
James Sloan
Ainslies map
Val.[Valuation] Roll. 1819 |
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The ruins of a house which formerly had a farm of land attached, but is now annexed with the farm of "Drumjohn." |
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DRUMJOHN |
Drumjohn
Drumjohn
Drumjohn
Drumjohn |
Robert Montgomery
James Sloan
Ainslies map 1820
Val.[Valuation] Roll. 1819 |
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A farm house thatched and in bad repair, with out houses and a farm of land attached, The property of the Hon. Col.[Honourable Colonel] Cathcart. |
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DRUMJOHN KNOWE |
Drumjohn Knowe
Drumjohn Knowe |
Robert Montgomery
Alexander Howetson |
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A small knoll or eminence on the farm of Drumjohn, its soil is arable land. |
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Drumjohn
[Situation] 1 1/8 miles S.S.E.[South South East] of Meadowhead
Drumjohn Knowe
[Situation] About 1 1/4 miles S.S.E.[South South East] of Meadowhead
Cullendoch
[Situation] About 1 1/4 miles S.E.[South East] of Meadowhead |
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CROOKED RIG |
Crooked Rig
Crooked Rig |
Robert Montgomery
Alexander Howitson |
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A small eminence of a ridge like shape on the farm of Cullendoch, its surface is rocky pasture. |
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LAMLOCH |
Lamloch
Lamloch
Lambloch
Lamloch |
Robert Montgomery
James Sloan
Ainslies Map
Val.Roll.[Valuation Roll] Auct.[Auction] |
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A farm house and out houses in good repair with a farm of land attached. Occupied by Mr Jones, the property of James McMillan Esqr.[Esquire]. |
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WRIGHT'S KNOWE |
Wright's Knowe
Wright's Knowe |
Robert Montgomery
Alexander Howetson |
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A small knoll on the farm of Drumjohn, its soil is arable land. |
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Form 136 Page 55 Crooked Rig; page 56 Lamloch; page 55 Wright's Knowe
Crooked Rig
[Situation] About 1 1/2 mile S. by E. [South by East] of Meadowhead
Lamloch
[Situation] About 1 7/8 miles S.S.E.[South South East] of Meadowhead
Wright's Knowe
[Situation] About 1 3/4 miles S.S.E.[South South East] of Meadowhead |
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BOGLE THORN |
Bogle Thorn
Bogle Thorn |
James Ballantine
Samuel McRae |
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[Situation] About 2 Miles S. E. [South East] by S. [South] of Meadow head
An old thorn on the Western side of the line of road leading from Carsphairn to Dalmellington, there is a fabulous tradition in the locality that persons at various times have Seen a Spectre at this thorn (Called in Scotland Bogle) hence the name Bogle Thorn |
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BROCKLOCH CRAIG |
Brockloch Craig
Brockloch Craig |
Robert Montgomery
James Sloan |
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[Situation] About 1 3/4 Miles S. E. [South East] of Meadowhead
A tolerably sized hill on the farm of Brockloch (hence the name) its surface is rocky pasture, and on it is a Trigl.[Trigonometrical] Station called by Trigl.
[Trigonometrical] Party "Culnock Conj. Pt. "[Conjunction Point] |
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Bogle Thorn
[Situation] About 2 miles S.E. by S. [South East by South] of Meadowhead
Brockloch Craig
[Situation] About 1 3/4 miles S.E. [South East] of Meadowhead |
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KELLS & CARSPHAIRN TRUST |
Kells & Carsphairn Trust |
A List of Turnpike Roads |
004 |
This Trust extends from Bennan T.P.[Toll Point] by New Galloway and Carsphairn to the March of Ayrshire near Loch Doon & from Carsphairn by Smeaton Bridge & Carroch to the March of Dumfriesshire. |
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LAMLOCH BURN |
Lamloch Burn
Lamloch Burn |
Robert Montgomery
Alexander Howetson |
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A small stream or burn taking its rise on the farm of Woodhead passing Lamloch farm house hence the name and running in an Easterly direction to its influx with Carsphairn Lane. |
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RIG OF MOAK |
Rig of Moak
Rig of Moak |
Robert McCrae
Robert Hewetson |
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A small Eminence of a ridge like shape on the farm of Cullendoch, its surface consists of heathy pasture. |
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Left hand side of page - Form 136 Page 56 Lamloch Burn; page 61 Rig of Moak
Lamloch Burn
[Situation] Passing Lamloch farm house near to its junction with Carsphairn Lane.
Rig of Moak
[Situation] About 5/8 mile W.S.W.[West South West] of Meadowhead
Kells & Carsphairn Trust
[Situation] Leading from the Co.[County] of Ayr near Polnaskie Bridge & passing Meadowhead Brockloch Drumjohn and Bogle Thorn, |
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Ayrshire
Parish of Straiton
Plan 4a
INDEX
Names of Objects -- [Pages]
Bridge of Ness -- 25
Gordons Island -- 25
Isle of Mud -- 26
BlacK Burnfoot -- 26
Dun Cow -- 29
Davis Straits -- 30
Ford of MoaK -- 28
Gull Islands -- 28
Garpel Islands -- 27
Glede Stone -- 29
Lamb Isle -- 26
Lamboughty Point -- 30
Loch Doon -- 30
Laugh Island -- 27
Whales Back -- 29
Watt's Island -- 30 |
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BRIDGE OF NESS |
Bridge of Ness
Bridge of Ness |
Robert Gammel
Dr [Doctor] McClymont |
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[Situation] At the Northern extremity of Loch Doon about 1 5/8 miles N.N.W. [North North West] of Saugh Island
A small stone built (County) bridge on one arch over two tunnels which was cut through a rock at the mouth of the Loch in order to drain away part of ita waters, when the Loch is at its full height it overflows the tunnels and runs through the Bridge. This place is the sourse of the Water of Doon |
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GORDON'S ISLAND |
Gordon's Island
Gordon's Island |
Robert Gammel
John Girvan |
001 |
[Situation] Near the N. [North] end of Loch Doon about 1/4 miles N,W. by N, [North West by North] of Saugh Island
A Small Island covered with brushwood and boulders, in Loch Doon and near its north end, Its name originated from a man called Gordon who was drowned when following an Otter into the Island during frost, |
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Parishes of Dalmellington & Straiton Ayrshire |
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ISLE OF MUD |
Isle of Mud
Isle of Mud |
Robert Gammel
William Williamson |
001 |
[Situation] About 1.78 Miles N,W. [North West] of Saugh Island
A point of land on the West side of Loch Doon, its surface consists of boulders and shingle, |
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LAMB ISLE |
Lamb Isle
Lamb Isle |
Robert Gammel
A. Williamson |
001 |
[Situation] On the Western Margin of Loch Doon, about 1 Mile N.W. [North West] of Saugh Island
A small projecting point of [land] on the Western side of Loch Doon its surface consists of boulders intermixed with herbage, |
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BLACK BURNFOOT |
Black Burn foot |
Robert Gammel |
001 |
[situation] At the W. [West] margin of Loch Doon, about 1/2 Mile from Saugh Isd [Island]
This name applies to the influx of a Stream (called Black Burn) with Loch Doon, |
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Parish of Straiton in Ayrshire
Form 136 Page
58 Isle of Mud
58 Lamb Isle
58 Black Burn foot |
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GARPEL ISLANDS |
Garple Isles
Garpel Islands
Garpel Islands |
Robert Gammel
Andrew Murdoch
James Sloan |
004 |
[Situation] Near the S. [South] Western margin of Loch Doon about 12 chains West of Saugh Island
A number of small Islands in Loch Doon and situated near the influx of Garpel Burn with the Loch hence the name, they are only seen when the water is low, |
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SAUGH ISLAND |
Saugh Island
Saugh Island |
Robert Gammel
Andrew Murdoch |
004 |
[Situation] In and near the S,W, [South West] side of Loch Doon & lying about 12 chains East of Garpel Islands
A small island in Loch Doon its surface is covered with brushwood and boulders, On it is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station, |
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Parish of Straiton Ayrshire
Garple Isles
Saugh Island |
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GULL ISLANDS |
Gull Islands |
See Plan 4B |
004 |
[Situation] In Loch Doon about 1 Mile S,E. [South East] of Saugh Island
For description See name List for Plan 4B. |
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FORD OF MOAK |
Ford of Moak
Ford of Moak |
Dr [Doctor] McClymont
Robert Gammel |
004 |
[Situation] On the Eastern side of Loch Doon about 5/8 mile E, by N, [East by North] of Saugh Island
A creek or inlet on the Eastern side of Loch Doon, In it are a number of shallows and small Islets |
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65 Ford of Moak |
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Parish of Dalmellington.
Plan 4 A .
INDEX .
Nsmes of objects - page
Arron Points - 33
Lord of Moak -33
Loch Leoan - 33 |
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Arrow Point |
Arrow Point |
Dr. W. Clymont
Robert Gammel |
In the N.E. side of Loch LLoom about 1/2 mile E.N.E of Laugh Island |
A small narrow geogeeting point of shingle on the N. E. under of Loch Lloon, and on the form of Arrow hence the name Arrow Point. |
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15000.-Sept. 1848
Parish of Dalmellington No. 21. |
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CULLENDOCH HILL |
Cullendoch Hill |
James Sloan n.s.
James Sloan Junior n.s. Schoolmaster Carsphairn |
004 |
A Middling Sized hill on the Farm of Cullendoch & Estate of Colonel Cathcart the Surface of which is R.H.P. [Rough Heathy Pasture] On it is a Trigl. ◬ [Trigonometrical Station] called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] party Culnock Int. [Intermediate]. |
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FAULD'S (In Ruins) |
Fauld's (in Ruins) |
James Sloan n.s. James Sloan Junior Schoolmaster Carsphairn n.s. |
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The ruins of a cottage on the Farm of Cullendoch. |
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KN0X'S BURN |
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For description See Trace 3 |
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List of Names collected by David Mason Pte. RS&M [Private Royal Sappers & Miners]
Plan 4A
Parish of Carsphairn
Object
Cullendoch Hill - Hill
Faulds (in Ruins) - Ruins
Knox's Burn - Burn
[Signed] David Mason
RS&M [Royal Sappers & Miners] 17th Novr [November] 1849 |
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CARSPHAIRN LANE |
Carsphairn Lane |
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For description See Trace 3 |
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List of Names collected by David Mason Pte. RS&M 1st Examiner
Plan 4A Trace 2
Parish of Carsphairn
Object
Carspahirn Lane - Burn
[Signed] David Mason
RS&M [Royal Sappers & Miners] 17th November 1849 |
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KNOX'S BURN |
Knox's Burn
Knox's Burn |
William Seaton n.s. Meadowhead
Robert McCrae n. Cadgerhole (Via) Carsphairn |
004 |
A Small Stream having its Source in 'Loch MuicK' flowing in a S. [South] Westerly direction And ultimately flowing into 'Loch Doon' for a short distance And to its influx it forms that part of the boundary between the Shires of Ayr & KirKcudbright It derived its name from a man named 'Knox' who resided near its margin |
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POLNASKIE BURN |
Polnaskie Burn
Polnaskie Burn |
William Seaton n.s. Meadowhead
Robert McCrae n. Cadgerhole (Via) Carsphairn |
004 |
A Small Stream rising at the northern Side of Meadowhead farm And flowing in a Westerly direction into ' Loch MuicK' during part of its Course it forms a portion of the boundary between the Shires of Ayr & KirKcudbright |
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List of Names collected by William Rewan C/A [Civilian Assistant] 1st. Examiner
Plan 4A Trace 3
Parish of Carsphairn
Object
Knox's Burn - A Stream
Polnaskie Burn - A Stream
[Signed] William Rewan C/A [Civilian Assistant]
9th Novr. [November] 1849 |
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POLNASKIE BRIDGE |
Polnaskie Bridge
Polnaskie Bridge |
William Seaton n.s. Meadowhead
Robert McCrae n. Cadgerhole (Via) Carsphairn |
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A Stone built County bridge of One Arch over 'Polnaskie Burn' on the road leading from Carsphairn to Dalmellington |
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LOCHMUICK LODGE |
LochmuicK Lodge
LochmuicK Lodge |
William Seaton n.s. Meadowhead
Robert McCrae n. Cadgerhole (Via) Carsphairn |
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A neat And Commodious Cottage one Story high Slated And in good repair Situated on the farm of Eriff & on the road heading from Carsphairn to Dalmellington. It takes its name from its proximity to 'Loch MuicK' |
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SMALL BURN |
Small Burn
Small Burn |
William Seaton n.s. Meadowhead
Robert McCrae n. Cadgerhole (Via) Carsphairn |
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A Small Streamlet gathering on the farm of Meadowhead And flowing in a westerly direction to its influx into 'Knox Burn' |
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List of Names collected by William Rewan C/A [Civilian Assistant] 1st. Examiner
Plan 4A Trace 3
Parish of Carsphairn
Object
Polnaskie Bridge - a Bridge
LochmuicK Lodge - a house
Small Burn - a Stream
[Signed] William Rewan
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SMALL BURN BRIDGE |
Small Burn Bridge |
William Seaton n.s. Meadowhead
Robert McCrae n. Cadgerhole (Via) Carsphairn |
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A Stone built County bridge of One Arch Across 'Small Burn' on the line of road leading from Carsphairn to Dalmellington. |
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SALT KNOWE |
Salt Knowe |
William Seaton n.s. Meadowhead
Robert McCrae n. Cadgerhole (Via) Carsphairn |
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A Small rocky heathy knoll, Situated a Short distance N.W. [North West] of Cadgerhole. It derived its name from its being a favorite place for Secreting Salt in the days of Smuggling Notoriety. |
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List of Names collected by William Rewan C/A [Civilian Assistant] 1st. Examiner
Plan 4A Trace 3
Parish of Carsphairn
Object
Small Burn Bridge - a bridge
Salt Knowe - a Knoll
[Signed] Williem Rewan
9th Novr. [November] 1849 |
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BENBRACK |
Benbrack |
William Seaton n.s. Meadowhead
Robert McCrae n. Cadgerhole (Via) Carsphairn |
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A Small rocky heathy hill on the farm of Meadowhead. On its Summit is a Trigl. ◬ [Trigonometrical Station] Called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party 'Dransear' |
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MOAT |
Moat (Ancient) |
William Seaton n.s. Meadowhead
Robert McCrae n. Cadgerhole (Via) Carsphairn |
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An Artificial Circular Moat or place of Strength raised of earth And Small Stones. It appears from its Shape to have been a british fort, but it has no name in the locality And even tradition is Silent respecting it. |
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List of Names collected by [William Rewan]
Plan 4A Trace 3
Parish of Carsphairn
Object
Benbrack - a hill
Moat (Ancient) - a moat
[Signed] William Rewan
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[Volume] 6
Kirkcudbrightshire
Plan 4 A
Names of Parishes -- Page
Carsphairn -- 1
Dalmellington -- 31
(Part of Ayrshire)
Straiton -- 23
(Part of Ayrshire) |
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Ordnance Date Stamp - 2 Nov [November] [18]92 |
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