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PARISH OF LOCHRUTTON
PLAN 33B
INDEX
Name of Objects -- Pages
Auchenfranco Castle (Site of) -- 8
Barnbauchle Hill -- 3
Barnbauchle Plantation -- 3
Brown Hill -- 5
Bourock -- 6
Barlae -- 11
Barlae Hill -- 11
Coldside -- 6
Carswada -- 12
Coldside Hill -- 12
Carswada Wood -- 13
Carswada Bridge -- 13
Drum Plantation -- 19
Drum -- 19
Drumbain -- 20
Foreside Hill -- 13
Foreside -- 14
Kiln Hill -- 9
Lochrutton Loch -- 10
Lochenhead -- 15
Lochenhead Cottage -- 15
Lawston -- 17
Merkland Burn -- 4
Merkland Moss -- 5
Merkland Well (chalybeate) -- 7
Merkland Bridge -- 7
Mains of Auchenfranco -- 9
Merklandwell -- 8
Minnin Burn -- 11
Nethertown -- 19
Shaw Plantation -- 12
Under Brae -- 5
Upper Brae -- 17
Whinnyhill -- 3
Whiteyard -- 4
Under Brae Lane -- 6
Old Military Road -- 3
Three Crofts -- 9 |
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BARNBAUCHLE HILL |
Barnbauchel Hill
Barnbauchel Hill
Barnbauchle Hill |
James Craik Esqr.
John Dinwiddie
See Name List for plan 33A |
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[Situation] About 2 Miles N.W. by N. [North West by North] of Nethertoun farm house
A moderate Sized hill on the farm of Barnbauchle, its soil consists of arable land. On its summit is a Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Station called by Trigl. [Trigonometrical] Party "Benlo Hill" |
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BARNBAUCHLE PLANTATION |
Barnbauchle Plantation
Barnbauchel Plantation
Barnbauchel Plantation |
See Name List for Plan 33 A
James Craik Esqr.
John Dinwiddie |
033 |
[Situation] 1 7/8 Miles N.W. by N. [North West by North of Nethertoun farm house
A small plantation on the farm of Barnbauchle, its wood consists chiefly of Fir. |
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WHINNYHILL |
Whinnyhill
Whinnyhill
Whinnyhill |
James Craik Esqr.
John Dinwiddie
Ainslies Map 1820 |
033 |
[Situation] 1 7/8 Miles N.N.W. [North North West] of Nethertoun farm house
A small thatched cothouse on the farm of Threecrofts, and situated about 18 chains N.W. [North West] of Whiteyard. |
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PLD MILITARY ROAD |
Old Military Road
Old Military Road
Old Military Road |
See Name List Plan 33A |
033 |
[Situation] Leading through the parish of Lochrutton in a SW. [South West] & NE [North East] direction
See Name Book for Plan 33 A |
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[Page] 3 -- Parish of Lochrutton
Form 136
Page 53- Barnbauchel Hill
53- Barnbauchle Plantation
53- Whinnyhill
- Old Military Road
[Note] Barnbauchle Plantation: "Barnbauchle appears to be from the Gaelic Barr nan Bhuachaille i.e. The Shepherds' Summit or height" |
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MERKLAND BURN |
Merkland Burn
Merkland Burn |
John Dinwiddie
Joseph Craik Esqr. |
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A small stream the continuation of Under Brae Burn having its rise on the farm of Threecrofts, and running in a N. [North] Easterly direction thro' Merkland Moss and passing the south side of Auchenfranko farm house near its conflux with Lochrutton Loch. |
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WHITEYARD |
Whiteyard
Whiteyard |
John Dinwiddie
Joseph Craik Esqr. |
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A farm house and out houses in middling repair, having a small farm of arable land attached occupied by Thomas Maxwell Esqr. of Liverpool. |
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Page heading - Parish of Lochrutton
Entry for "Under Brae Burn" scored out - See Name List 33 A |
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Note associated with Merkland Burn "Merkland A denomination of land from the duty formerly paid to the Sovereign" |
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BROWN HILL |
Brown Hill
Brown Hill |
John Lawrie
John Dinwiddie |
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A small hill on the farm of Under Brae its soil consists of arable land. |
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MERKLAND MOSS |
Merkland Moss
Merkland Moss |
John Dinwiddie
John Lawrie |
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A considerable tract of peat moss on the farms of Merklandwell Whiteyard and Borock. |
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UNDER BRAE |
Underbrae
Underbrae
Unr. [Under] Brae
Beneath the Brae
Brae of Carswado
Under Brae
Under Brae
Under Brae |
John Lawrie
John Dinwiddie
Ainslies Map 1820
Valn. [Valuation] Roll Modern
Valn. [Valuation] Roll Anct. [Ancient]
John Wilson
John Lowrie
John Smart |
033 |
A farm house and out houses in good repair (including a thrashing machine) having a small farm consisting chiefly of arable land attached occupied by John Lowrie The property of M.C. Maxwell Esqr. of Terregles. |
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BOUROCK |
Bourock
Bourock
Bowrock
Bowruch
Bowrick |
John Aikan
John Lowrie
Valn. [Valuation] Roll Modern
Valn. [Valuation] Roll Anct. [Ancient]
Ainslies Map 1820 |
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A farm house and out houses (including a thrashing machine) in good repair, having a small farm of arable land attached. Occupied by James Tait, the property M.C. Maxwell Esqr. of Terregles. |
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COLDSIDE |
Callside
Callside
Coldside
Coldside
Coldside
Coldside
Coldside |
John Aiken
John Lowrie
Ainslies Map 1820
Valn. [Valuation] Roll Modern
John Dinwiddie
John Smart
John Lowrie |
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A farm house and out houses in a ruinous state. it at one time had a farm of land attached, which is now united with that of Bourock and Merkland well |
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UNDER BRAE LANE |
Under Brae Lane
Under Brae Lane |
James Tait
George Robson |
033 |
For Descriptive Remarks See Name Book Plan 33 A |
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Note associated with Bourock: "Bowrick, In the Scottish dialect signifies an enclosure a small knoll as distinguished from a brae, A Shepherds hut, (Galloway) Jamiesons Dictionary" |
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MERKLAND BRIDGE |
Merkland Bridge
Merkland Bridge |
John Dinwiddie
John Lowrie |
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A small stone built bridge (county) of one arch over Merkland Burn and situated a short distance N. [North] of Merkland farm house hence then name. |
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MERKLAND WELL (Chalybeate) |
Merkland Well
Merkland Well
Markland Well (Chlaybeate Spring)
Merkland of Carswado
Merkland Well mineral
Merkland Well |
John Dinwiddie
Joseph Craik Esqr.
Stat. Acct. of Co [Statistical Account of County] 1845 P. 287
Valn. [Valuation] Roll Modern
Valn. [Valuation] Roll Anct. [Ancient]
Ainslies Map
1820
Sinclairs Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] |
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A small chalybeate Spring on the farm of Merkland. It appears to be thoroughly impregnated with oxide of iron and is said to be very diuretic and an excellent restorer of appetite, it is also effectual in removing agues stomach complaints and nervous disorders. Having Summer and the beginning of autumn it is much resorted to by persons in the ordinary and humble walks of life. See Stat Acct of Co [Statistical Account of County], published 1845 page 287. In Sinclairs Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] Vol. [volume] 2 P 38 mention is made of this well as follows " There is a mineral spring in the parish called Merkland Well of the chalybeate kind: a very effectual remedy in agues complaints of the stomach and all nervous disorders; but fatal in consumptions. It is exceeding by light very diuretic and an excellent restore of the appetite. Though this accommodation has been always indifferent yet this water was formerly resorted to during the summer months by persons of rank & fortune. Of late years its reputation has rather declined." |
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Note associated with spelling in the valuation rolls : "Spelling of Markland in Valn. [Valuation] Roll" |
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AUCHENFRANCO CASTLE (Site of) |
Auchenfranko Castle (Site of)
Auchenfranko Castle (Site of) |
John Milligan
William Grierson |
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The site of an ancient castle on the farm of Auchenfranco, it is enclosed by a fosse or trench in the form of a Rhombus, and at the Eastern corner of which is an opening where it is supposed that a draw bridge had been. No remains of the Castle or building now stands, but the present farmer of Auchenfranco says that about 25 years ago small portions of the walls were standing which he and his workmen removed for the purpose of building some offices, fences, &c. Its present appearance would indicate that it has at [one] time been a place of great strength. |
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MERKLANDWELL |
Merkland well
Merkland well
Merkland well
Merklandwell
Merklandwell
Merkland
Merkland
Merkland of Carswada |
J. Dinwiddie occupier
J. Smart
j. Lowrie
John Dinwiddie
John Lowrie
Ainslies Map (1820)
Stat. Acct. of Kirkt. [Statistical Account of Kirkcudbright] 1845
Sinclair's Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
Valn. [Valuation] Roll Anct. [Ancient] |
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A farm house and out houses in bad repair, having a considerable farm of land attached. Occupied by John Dinwiddie, the property of M.C. Maxwell Esqr. of Terregles. |
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Page Heading - Parish of Lochrutton
Additional comment for Auchenfranco Castle:
"Auchenfranco is from the Gaelic apparently form the words Achadh an frangaich i.e. The Frenchman's field
In Sinclairs Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account] vol. [volume] 2 p. [page] 39 is mentioned that "There are vestiges of several of those towers used anciently, both as places of residence and of defence in times of hostility some of which appear to have been surrounded by a fosse"" |
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Under Descriptive Remarks for Auchenfranco Castle - Auchenfranco originally spelt with a "k" but scored out and replaced with a "c".
Comment on page "See spelling of "Auchenfranco page 9 " |
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KILN HILL |
Kiln Hill
Kiln Hill |
John Dinwiddie
J. Craig Esqr. |
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A small hill on the farm of Auchenfranko, its surface consists of arable land. |
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MAINS OF AUCHENFRANCO |
Auchenfranko
Auchenfranko
Mains of Auchenfranco
Auchinfranco
Mains of Auchenfranco
Mains of Auchenfranco
Mains of Auchenfranco
Mains of Auchenfranco |
John Craig Esqr.
Ainslies Map (1820)
Valn. [Valuation] Roll Modern
Valn. [Valuation] Roll Anct. [Ancient]
John Dinwiddie
John Smart occupier
Rent Receipts
Lease for farm |
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A farm house two stories high with suitable out offices (including a thrashing machine) in good repair, having a farm of land attached. The property of Thomas Maxwell Esqr. Liverpool. |
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Page Heading - Parish of Lochrutton
Entry for Three Crofts:
Three Crofts
In Name List Plan 33 A
See Descriptive Remarks in Name Book for Plan 33A |
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LOCHRUTTON LOCH |
Lochrutton Loch
Lochrutton Loch
Loch Rutton |
J. Dinwiddie
J. Craik Esqr.
Ainslies Map (1820) |
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A tolerably sized lake of an irregular oblong shape, it is of an average depth of 12 feet and is supplied by Merkland Burn, a few other small streams and springs within itself. It abounds with pike, perch, and eels, also trout have been caught in it. Near the centre of it is a small island of a circular form which seems to have been artificial, over its whole surface is accumulation of stones resting on a frame of oak planks, and on the centre of this island is a Trigl. [Triangulation] station called by that party "Lochfoot Island". Out of the Northern side of this lake issues a small stream or burn which after flowing a short distance takes the name "Cargen Water". |
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Note associated with Lochrutton Loch: "Lochrutton This word is derived from the Gaelic words Loch Rinn i.e. The Lake of the point and the saxon ton which was applied to the village that was built in subsequent times at this point and was called Loch Rinn ton or Lochrintown & by rapid pronunciation became Lochrutton" |
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BARLAE |
Barlae
Barlae |
James McVinnie
James Craik Esqr. |
033 |
A farm house and out houses in bad repair having a small farm of land attached. Occupied by James McVinnie the property of James McCulloch Esqr. of Ardwall. |
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BARLAE HILL |
Barlae Hill
Barlae Hill |
James McVinnie
James Craik Esqr. |
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A small hill on the farm of Barlae its soil consists of arable land. |
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MINNIN BURN |
Minnin Burn
Minnin Burn
Minnin Burn
Minnin Burn
Minnin Burn |
James McVinnie
James Craik Esqr.
John Dinwiddie
John Smart
John Lowrie |
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A small stream or burn having its rise on the farm of Hills and running in a Westerly direction to its influx with Lochrutton Loch. |
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Note associated with Minnin Burn "Min in the Scotch dialect signifies less. There is a species of fry or small fish which by country people is provincially termed minnins or minnows and is used as bait for fishing which is probably the origin of the above name"
Note associated with Barlae Hill "Barlae is from the Gaelic Barr liadh i.e. The Gray Summit" |
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CARSWADA |
Carswadda
Carswadda
Carswada
Carswado
Corswada
Carswada
Carswada |
James McVinnie
James Craik Esqr.
Ainslies Map (1820)
Valn. [Valuation] Roll Modern
Valn. [Valuation] Roll Anct. [Ancient]
John Dinwiddie
John Smart
John Lowrie |
033 |
A farm house and offices having a considerable farm of land attached. The property of M.C. Maxwell Esqr. of Terregles |
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COLDSIDE HILL |
Coldside Hill
Coldside Hill |
John Dinwiddie
John Lowrie |
033 |
A small hill on the farm of Coldside on its summit is a Trigl. [Triangulation] Station. |
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Page Heading Parish of Lochrutton
Entry for Shaw/Shaw Plantation:
(spelling)
Shaw
Shaw
Shaw Plantation
Shaw Plantation
Shaw Plantation
(authorities for spelling)
James McVinnie
Joseph Craik Esqr.
John Dinwiddie
John Smart
John Lowrie
(Descriptive remarks)
A small plantation on the farm of Coldside, its wood consists of oak and birch. |
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CARSWADA BRIDGE |
Carswadda Bridge
Carswadda Bridge |
James McVinnie
James Craik Esqr. |
033 |
A small wooden bridge over Kirkgunzeon Lane for the accommodation of foot travellers, it is on the farm of Carswadda hence the name. |
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CARSWADA WOOD |
Carswadda Wood
Carswadda Wood |
James McVinnie
James Craik Esqr. |
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A small plantation on the farm of Carswadda, its wood consists of Oak and Birch. |
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FORESIDE HILL |
Foreside Hill
Foreside Hill |
James McVinnie
James Craik Esqr. |
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A small hill on the farm of Foreside its soil consists of arable land. On it is a Trigl. [Triangulation] Station called Trigl. [Triangulation] Party Forestside. |
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Note added associated with Carswada Bridge: "See Spelling Carswada page 12" |
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FORESIDE |
Foreside
Foreside
Foreside
Foreside |
James McVinnie
James Craik Esqr.
Ainslie's Map (1820)
Valn [Valuation] Roll. modern |
033 |
[Situation] Nearly 1 1/2 Miles N.E. [North East] of Netherton farmhouse
A farm house and out houses (including a thrashing Machine) in good repair, with a considerable farm of land attached. Occupied by Robert Lachie, the property of James McCulloch Esqr. of Ardwall |
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Parish of Lochrutton
Form 136 page 64 - Foreside |
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LOCHENHEAD |
Lochenhead
Lochenhead
Loghanhead
Lochenhed |
John Milligan
William Grierson
Valn. [Valuation] Roll Modern
Aindlies Map 1820 |
033 |
A farm house and out houses in bad repair having a small farm of land attached. Occupied by Robert Lachie, the property of J. McCulloch Esqr. of Ardwall. |
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LOCHENHEAD COTTAGE |
Lochenhead Cottage
Lochenhead Cottage |
John Milligan
William Grierson |
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A small house on the farm of Lochenhead with about one acre of land attached, the property of J. McCulloch Esqr. of Ardwall. |
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UPPER BRAE |
Upper Brae
Upper Brae
Upper Brae
Above the Brae |
James Tait
James Johnston
Ainslies Map (1820)
Valn [Valuation] Roll Modern |
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[Situation] About 1 mile N.W. by W. [North West by West] of Nethertown farm house.
A small farm house and out offices (including a thrashing machine) in good repair, with a farm of about 280 acres of land attached Occupied by James Tait the property of M.C. Maxwell Esqr. of Terregles. |
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LAWSTON |
Lawston
Lawston
Lawston
Lawstoun
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Lawstoun |
James Johnston
John Austin
Ainslies Map (1820)
Valn. [Valuation] Roll Modern
Valn [Valuation] Roll Anct [Ancient] |
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[Situation] Nearly 1 mile W. by S. [West by South] of Nethertown farm house.
A farm house and out houses (including a thrashing machine) in good repair with a farm of land attached, the property of M.C. Maxwell Esqr. of Terregles |
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Parish of Lochrutton
Form 136
Page 73- Upper Brae
74 - Lawston |
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DRUM |
Drum
Drum
Drum |
William Cavan
James Dougan
Ainslies Map (1820) |
033 |
A farm house and out houses in bad repair, having a small farm of land attached, the property of M.C. Maxwell Esqr. of Terregles. |
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DRUM PLANTATION |
Drum Plantation
Drum Plantation |
William Cavan
James Dougan |
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A long belt of plantation on the farm of Drum, its wood consists chiefly of Fir. |
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NETHERTOWN |
Nethertown
Nethertown
Nr. [Nether] town
Nethertown of Carswado |
William Cavan
James Dougan
Ainslies Map 1820
Valn. [Valuation] Roll Modern |
033 |
A farm house and out houses in bad repair, having a small farm of land attached. Occupied by William Cavan, the property of M.C. Maxwell Esqr. of Terregles. |
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DRUMBAIN |
Drumbain
Drumbain |
William Cavan
James Dougan |
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A small eminence or knoll [on] the farm of Nethertown its soil consists of arable land. |
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PARISH OF TROQUEER
PLAN 33 B
INDEX
(Name of object and Page)
Hillhead Hill 23
Long Wood 23
Moorend Burn 24
Marthrown Wood 25
Mabie Wood 25
Hardthrown Hill 26
Lochaber 26
Woodhead Hill 23
Woodhead 24 |
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HILLHEAD HILL |
Hillhead Hill
Hillhead Hill |
William Grierson
John Milligan |
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A hill on the farm of Hillhead its surface consists of rocky heathy pasture. |
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LONG WOOD |
Long Wood
Long Wood |
John Milligan
William Grierson |
033 |
A considerable plantation on the lands of Dalskairth, its wood consists of Oak, Ash and Firs. |
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WOODHEAD HILL |
Woodhead Hill
Woodhead Hill
Woodhead Hill |
William Grierson
John Milligan
Ainslies Map |
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A tolerably sized hill on the farm of Woodhead its surface consists of heathy pasture. |
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MOOREND BURN |
Moorhead Burn
Moorhead Burn |
John Milligan
William Grierson |
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A small stream or burn having its rise out of Lochaber Loch and running in a N. [North] Westerly direction forming a boundary line betwixt the parishes of Troqueer and New Ab(bey) to where it crosses the road that leads from Dumfries to Dalbeaty. from thence it changes its course and runs S. [South] Westerly and is called Kirkgunzeon Lane to its confluence w(ith?) Dalbeaty Burn near to Dalbeaty ?? |
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WOODHEAD |
Woodhead
Woodhead
Woodhead
Woodhead |
John Milligan
William Grierson
Ainslies Map (1820)
Valn. [Valuation] Roll Modern |
033 |
A farm house and out houses (including a thrashing machine) (in?) good repair, with a farm of land attached. Occupied by William Grierson the property of D. Wightman Esqr. |
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MARTHROWN WOOD |
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Murthrown Wood
Marthrown Wood |
William Grierson
John Milligan
See Name Lists for Plans 27 C & D |
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[Situation] About 2 3/8 miles E. by N. [East by North] of Nethertown farm house
A large tract of plantation on the farm of Murthrown its wood consists of Oak, Ash, Birch & Fir |
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MABIE WOOD |
Mabie Wood
Mabie Wood |
William Grierson
John Milligan |
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[Situation] About 2 Miles East of Nethertown farmhouses
A large plantation on the lands of Mabie, its wood consists of Oak, Ash, Birch and Fir. |
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LOCHABER |
Lochaber
Lochaber
Lochaber |
William Grierson
John Milligan
Ainslies Map (1820) |
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Entry for Marthrown Hill:
Marthrown Hill
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PARISH OF KIRKGUNZEON
PLAN 33 B
INDEX
(Names of Objects and Pages)
(column 1)
Blairshinnoch Bridge 33
Camp Hill 29
Drumcoltran Hill 30
Drumwhinny 33
Killywhan 31
Killywhan Bridge 31
Killywhan Carse 31
Killywhan Hill 32
Kirkgunzeon Lane 32
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Low Ingleston 29
Lotus 35
Lochend 35
Lotus Plantation 35
Lotus Hill 36
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CAMP HILL |
Camp Hill
Camp Hill |
James Tait
James Johnston |
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A small hill on the farms of Low Ingleston and Crochmore, its surface consists partly arable land and partly heathy pasture. On it is a Trigl. [Triangulation] station called by Trigl. [Triangulation] Party "Campfell Old". On the west side of it is a fort or camp hence the name. |
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LOW INGLESTON |
Low Ingleston
Low Ingleston
Ingleston
Ingliston |
James Johnston
John Austin
Ainslies Map
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A small farm house and offices in good repair, having a farm of about 100 acres of land attached. Occupied by James Johnston the property of M.C. Maxwell Esqr. of Terregles. |
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Upper Ingleston
Upper Ingleston
Boghead |
James Johnston
John Austin occupier
Ainslies Map 1820 |
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A farm house and outhouses in good repair having a farm of about 150 acres of land attached. Occupied by John Austin. The property of M.C. Maxwell Esqr. of Terregles |
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DRUMCOLTRAN HILL |
Drumcoltran Hill
Drumcoltran Hill
Drumcoltran Hill |
R. Coupland
Thomas Johnston
Ainslies Map |
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A hill of a moderate size part of the farm of Drumcoltran on it is a plantation |
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KILLYWHAN |
Killywhan
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Killywhan |
James Murchie
John Anderson
Ainslies Map (1820) |
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[Situation] About 35 chains S.S. W. [South South West] of Nethertown farm house.
A small farm house and out houses having a farm of land attached. The property of M.C. Maxwell Esqr. of Terregles. |
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KILLYWHAN BRIDGE |
Killywhan Bridge
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James Murchie
John Anderson |
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[Situation] About 45 chains S.[South] of nethertown farm house
A stone bridge of one arch crossing Kirkgunzeon Lane on a line of road leading to Lochfoot, it is a county Bridge. |
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KILLYWHAN CARSE |
Killywhan Carse
Killywhan Carse |
James Murchie
John Anderson |
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[Situation] About 5/8 of a Mile S. by W. [South by West] of Nethertown farm house
A small tract of low level land on the farm of Killywhan, its surface consists chiefly of rough pasture. |
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KILLYWHAN HILL |
Killywhan Hill
Killywhan Hill |
James Murchie
John Anderson |
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A tolerably sized hill on the farm of Killywhan, its surface consists chiefly of arable land. |
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KIRKGUNZEON LANE |
Kirkgunzeon Lane
Kirkgunzeon Lane
Kirkgunzeon Lane |
James Murchie
Robert Harris
Ainslies Map |
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A considerable stream or burn having its surse (source?) chiefly out of Lochaber Loch, from which it is called Moorend Burn to where it crosses (the?) line of road that leads from Dum(fries?) to Dalbeaty, thence running in a S. [South] Westerly direction and is call(ed?) Kirkgunzeon Lane to within a Mi(le?) of Dalbeaty where it again chang(es?) its name and is called Dalbeaty Burn to its conflux with Urr Water. |
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BLAIRSHINNOCH BRIDGE |
Blairshinnoch Bridge
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James Murchie
John Anderson |
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A small stone built bridge (county) of one arch crossing Kirkgunzeon Lane on a parish road which branches off the Dumfries and Dalbeaty road. |
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DRUMWHINNY |
Drumwhinny
Drumwhinny |
James Murchie
Robert Harris |
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A small farm house and out houses in middling repair, having a small farm of land attached. Occupied by William Stewart, the property of W. Paterson of Drumwhinny. |
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LOCHEND |
Lochend
Lochend |
Robert Hope
George Sloan |
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A farm house and out houses in good repair, having a small farm of land attached. Occupied by Robert Hope. The property of W. Murdoch of Dumfries. |
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LOTUS |
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Lotus |
Adam Hope
George Sloan
Ainslies Map (1820)
Valn. [Valuation] Roll 1819 |
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A large farm house 3 stories high and outhouses (including a thrashing machine) in good repair having a large farm of land attached. Occupied by Adam Hope. The property of W. Murdoch of Dumfries. |
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LOTUS PLANTATION |
Lotus Plantation
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Adam Hope
George Sloan |
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A small plantation on the farm of Lotus, its wood consists chiefly of Fir. |
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LOTUS HILL |
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Lotus Hill |
Adam Hope
George Sloan
Ainslies Map (1820)
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A considerable hill on the fa(rms?) of Lotus Whiteside and Drungan its surface consists of rocky heathy pasture. On it is a Trigl. [Triangulation] Station called Trigl. [Triangulation] Party "Loutex Ints. [Installation]". |
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PARISH OF NEW ABBEY
PLAN 33B
INDEX
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Beeswing 49
Cairnyard 41
Craigend Hill 42
Carloff 42
Carloff Plantation 46
Kiln Hill 45
Kissock School 51
Kissock 52
Lanecroft 39
Lochaber Loch 41
Lochside Wood 42
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Locharthur 45
Locharthur Hill 46
Lochbank Hill 46
Lochbank 47
Loch Arthur or Lochend Loch 51
Low Lochbank 52
Moorend 41
Netherfield 39
Newhouse 43
Newhouse of Locharthur 45
Westpark 49
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LANECROFT |
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James McVinnie
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[Situation] About 3/4 Mile E. N.E. [East North East] of Nethertown farm house
A farm house and out houses in bad repair, having a small farm of land attached. Occupied by Robert Milligan. The property of Miss Craik of Arbigland. |
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NETHERFIELD |
Netherfield
Netherfield
Nr. [Nether] Bield
Netherfield
Netherfield
Netherfield |
James McVinnie
John Craik Esqr.
Ainslies Map (1820)
John Dinwiddie
John Smart
John Lowrie |
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[Situation] 1 1/4 miles E.N.E. [East North East] of Nethertown farm house
A farm house and out houses in middling repair. having a Small farm of land attached. Occupied by J. Lowrie. The property of D. Wightman Esqr. |
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CAIRNYARD |
Cairnyard
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William Grierson
John Milligan
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A small range of houses in bad repair on the West side of the road that leads from Dumfries to Dalbeaty and situated about 25 chains West by N. [North] of Garloff farm house. |
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LOCHABER LOCH |
Lochaber Loch
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William Grierson
John Milligan
Ainslies Map (1820) |
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A small lake on the farms of Garloff and Craigend and situated about 3/8 mile E. [East] by North of the former it abounds with Pike, also out of the N. [North] end of it runs Moorend Burn. |
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MOOREND |
Moorend
Moorend
Muirend |
William Grierson
John Milligan
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Two small cottages on the farm of Woodhead, and situated on the East side of the road that leads from Dalbeaty to Dumfries |
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CRAIGEND HILL |
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William Grierson
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GARLOFF |
Garloff
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Garlaugh
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William Grierson
John Milligan
Ainslies Map (1820)
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A farm house and out houses (including a thrashing machine) in good repair, having a small [farm?] of land attached. Occupied by W[?] Grierson the property of D. Wightm[an?] Esqr. |
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LOCHSIDE WOOD |
Lochside Wood
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William Grierson John Milligan |
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DALBEATTIE TRUST |
Dalbeattie Trust |
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NEWHOUSE |
New house
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William Cavan
James Dougan |
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A farm house and out houses in bad repair having a farm of about 26 acres of land attached. Occupied by W. Ferguson who is also proprietor. |
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NEWHOUSE OF LOCHARTHUR |
New house of Locharthur
New house of Locharthur
Newhouse |
Robert Smith
Thomas Burgess
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[Situation] 5/8 mile E.S.E. [East South East] of Nethertown farm house
A farm house in good repair having a small farm of land attached. Occupied by James Dougan The property of John Coupland Esqr. of Old Shambelly. |
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KILN HILL |
Kiln Hill
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Robert Smith
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LOCHARTHUR |
Locharthur
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Robert Smith
John McWilliam
Ainslies Map (1820)
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[Situation] 3/4 Mile S.E. by E. [South East by East] of Nethertown farm house
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LOCHARTHUR HILL |
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Robert Smith
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GARLOFF PLANTATION |
Garloff Plantation
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LOCHBANK HILL |
Lochbank Hill
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Robert Smith
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A small hill on the farm of Lochbank, its surface consists of rocky heathy pasture. On it is a Trigl. [Triangulation] Station called by Trigl. [Triangulation] Par[ty?] "Craigeen" |
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BEESWING |
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Beeswing |
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Robert Harris |
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A row of houses in good repair having a garden attached to each, the property of James McLeod of Drumjohn. The name originates from one of the houses bring used as a public house and having for its sign board the likeness of a famos [famous?] race horse called the Beeswing. |
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Westpark
Westpark |
James Murchie
Robert Harris |
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A small farm house and an outhouse in bad repair, having a small farm of land attached. Occupied by James Murchie, the property of James McLeod Esqr. of Drumjohn |
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LOCH ARTHUR or LOCHEND LOCH |
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Locharthur Loch
Lochend Loch
Lochend Loch
Lochend Loch
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Adam Hope
George Sloan
Ainslies Map (1820)
Stat. Acct of Kirkt. [Statistical Account of Kirkcudbright] 1845
Sincalir's Stat. Acct. [Statistical Account]
John Lowrie
John Dinwiddie |
033 |
A small lake on the farms of Lotus Low Lochbank &c. It abounds with perch pike and trout those of the latter that are caught weighs from 3 to 5 lb. In and near the Western margin of the Lake is a small island (appearantly artificial) thickly planted with wood. |
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KISSOCK SCHOOL |
Kissock School
Kissock School |
George Sloan
Adam Hope |
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A school house on the farm of Kissock in it are taught the ordinary branches of education taught in English Schools including Mathematics Classics &c. The Schoolmaster is James Kennedy whose salary amounts to £10. 13. 6 per annum paid by the heritors of the parish, beside school fees. Average number of scholars attending it are about 40. |
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Kissock
Kissok |
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Adam Hope
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[Situation] About 1¼ Miles S.E. [South East] of Nethertown farm house.
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LOW LOCHBANK |
Low Lochbank
Low Lochbank |
Robert Smith Esq. Proprietor
George Sloan |
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[Situation] 1½ Miles S.E. by E. [South East by East] of Nethertown farm house.
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Plan 33 B List of Names collected by William Rowan c/a 1st Examiner [Page] 53
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Trace: 1
Received Name: Whinnyhill
Object: house
Description: A small thatched cothouse on the farm of "Threecrofts" situated on the southside of the public road leading from Milton to Lochfoot.
Parish: Lochrutton
Authority for spelling name and address:
Joseph Craik Esq. n.s. Threecrofts Lochfoot via Dumfries
John Dinwiddie n.s. Merklandwell Lochfoot via Dumfries
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Trace: 1
Received Name: Barnbauchel Plantation
Object: plantation
Description: A small plantation consisting chiefly of fir on the farm of Barnbauchel
Parish: Lochrutton
Authority for spelling name and address:
Joseph Craik Esq. n.s. Threecrofts Lochfoot via Dumfries
John Dinwiddie n.s. Merklandwell Lochfoot via Dumfries
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Trace: 1
Received Name: Barnbauchel Hill
Object: a hill
Description: A moderate sized hill on the farm of Barnbauchel on its summit is a Trigl. [Triangulation] (followed by a triangle with a dot inside it) called by that party "Beubs Hill"
Parish: Lochrutton
Authority for spelling name and address:
Joseph Craik Esq. n.s. Threecrofts Lochfoot via Dumfries
John Dinwiddie n.s. Merklandwell Lochfoot via Dumfries |
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Plan 33 B List of Names collected by William Rowan c/a 1st Examiner
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Trace: 1
Received Name: Merkland Burn
Object: a stream
Description: A small stream rising on the farm of Threecrofts flowing an easterly direction through "Merkland Moss" past "Merklandwell" farmhouse to its influx into the southern portion of "Lochrutton Loch".
Parish: Lochrutton
Authority for spelling name and address:
John Dinwiddie n.s. Merklandwell Loch[foot] Dum[fries]
Joseph Craik Esq. n.s. Threecrofts Loch[foot] Dum[fries]
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Trace: 1
Received Name: Merkland Well
Object: a well
Description: A small chalybeate spring on the farm of "Merklandwell" to which it gives name. It appears to be strongly impregnated with oxide of iron, it is said to be very diuretic and an excellent restorer of appetite and is effectual in removing agues, stomach complaints and nervous disorders. During summer and beginning of autumn it is much resorted to by persons in the ordinary & humble walks of life.
Parish: Lochrutton
Authority for spelling name and address:
John Dinwiddie n.s. Merklandwell Loch[foot] Dum[fries]
Joseph Craik Esq. n.s. Threecrofts Loch[foot] Dum[fries]
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Trace: 1
Received Name: Whiteyard
Object: farmhouse
Description: A farm house one story high with suitable offices all slated & in middling repair attached is a small arable farm William Anderson occupant Proprietor Thomas Maxwell Esq. Liverpool
Parish:Lochrutton
Authority for spelling name and address:
John Dinwiddie n.s. Merklandwell Loch[foot] Dum[fries]
Joseph Craik Esq. n.s. Threecrofts Loch[foot] Dum[fries] |
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Plan 33 B List of Names collected by William Rowan CA 1st Examiner
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Plan: 33B
Trace: 1
Received Name: Bourock
Object: a House
Description: A farm house and offices in Good repair with a small farm of arable land attached. Occupant James Tait proprietor M Maxwell Esqr. Terregles.
Parish: Lochrutton
Authority for spelling name and address:
John Aiken n.s. Callside
John Lourie n.s. Underbrae
(Second entry)
Plan: 33B
Trace: 1
Received Name: Callside
Object: a House
Description: A farm house and offices now in a state of Ruin the farm which was attached to it is now annexed to the farms of Bourick and Merklandwell
Parish: Lochrutton
Authority for spelling name and address:
John Aiken n.s. Callside
John Lourie n.s. Underbrae
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Plan 33 B List of Names collected by William Rowan CA 1st Examiner
(First entry)
Plan: 33B
Trace: 1
Received Name: Underbrae
Object: a House
Description: A farm house and offices in Good repair with a small farm of land attached chiefly arable Occupant John Lourie Proprietor M Maxwell Esqr. Terregles.
Parish: Lochrutton
Authority for spelling name and address:
John Lourie n.s. Underbrae
John Dinwiddie Merklandwell
(Second entry)
Plan: 33B
Trace: 1
Received Name: Brown Hill
Object: a Hill
Description: A small arable hill pf a circular form on the farm of underbrae
Parish: Lochrutton
Authority for spelling name and address:
John Lourie n.s. Underbrae
John Dinwiddie Merklandwell
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Plan 33 B List of Names collected by William Rowan CA 1st Examiner
(First entry)
Plan: 33
Trace: 1
Received Name: Merklandwell
Object: a House
Description: A farm house and offices in very bad repair with a considerable farm of land Attached a large portion of which is moss. Occupant John Dinwiddie proprietor M Maxwell Esqr. Terregles.
Parish: Lochrutton
Authority for spelling name and address:
John Dinwiddie Merklandwell
John Lourie n.s. Underbrae
(Second entry)
Plan: 33
Trace: 1
Received Name: Merkland Bridge
Object: a Bridge
Description: A small stone built Co. [County] Bridge of one arch over Merkland Burn a little west of Merklandwell farm house
Parish: Lochrutton
Authority for spelling name and address:
John Dinwiddie Merklandwell
John Lourie n.s. Underbrae
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April 1st 1850
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Plan 33 B List of Names collected by William Rowan CA 1st Examiner
(First entry)
Plan: 33 B
Trace: 1
Received Name: Merkland Moss
Object: a Moss
Description: A considerable tract of Peat Moss on the farms of Merklandwell Whiteyard and Bourick
Parish: Lochrutton
Authority for spelling name and address:
John Dinwiddie Merklandw[ell]
John Lourie n.s. Underbra[e]
(signature at bottom RHS of page)
April 1st [1850]
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Plan 33 B List of Names collected by William Rowan CA 1st Examiner
(First entry)
Plan: 33B
Trace: 1
Received Name: Auchenfranka Castle
Object: a Castle
Description: A site of a castle on Auchenfranko farm enclosed by a fosse in the form of a Rhombus at the eastern Corner of which is a small opening which is supposed to be the site of a draw bridge the only access to the castle when in existance, the present Farmer of Auchenfranko says that he about twenty five years ago saw small pieces of the walls standing which he and his workmen cleared away for the purpose of building out offices fences &c he also says that it is supposed to have been one of Lord Herries Castles its present appearance would indicate that it had been a place of Great strength at one time
Parish: Lochrutton
Authority for spelling name and address:
John Milligan n.s. Woodhead
W Grierson n.s. Garloff
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April 1st 1850
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Plan 33 B List of Names collected by William Rowan c/a 1st Examiner
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Trace: 1
Received Name: Auchenfranko
Object: farmhouse
Description: A farmhouse 2 stories high with suitable offices including thrashing mill all slated and middling repair attached is a farm of land chiefly arable Propr. [Proprietor] Thomas Maxwell Esqr. Liverpool
Parish: Lochrutton
Authority for spelling name and address:
J. Dinwiddie n.s. Merklandwell
J. Craig Esq. n.s. Threecrofts
(Second entry)
Page: blank
Trace: 1
Received Name: Kiln Hill
Object: a hill
Description: A small arable hill on the farm of Auchenfranko. It derived its name from a corn-kiln having stood on its southern end, no trace of this kiln now visible
Parish: Lochrutton
Authority for spelling name and address:
J. Dinwiddie n.s. Merklandwell
J. Craig Esq. n.s. Threecrofts
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August 15th 1850
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Plan 33 B List of Names collected by William Rowan c/a 1st Examiner
(First entry)
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Trace: 1
Received Name: Lochrutton Loch
Object: a lake
Description: A tolerably sized lake of an irregular oblong shape it is of an average depth of 12 feet and is supplied by Merkland Burn, a few other small streamlets, and springs within itself. it is well stocked with eels, pike & perches. Trout have been caught in it but rarely. Lochfoot Village is pleasant by situated on its N. [North] western margin where it empties its Surperfluitant water by a small stream which after flowing a short distance takes the name "Cargen Water". Near the centre of the lake is a small island which seems to have been artificial, over its whole surface is a large accumulation of stones resting on a frame of oak planks also on its (the island) centre is a Trigl. [Triangulationj] (triangle with a small dot in the centre) called by that party "Lochfoot Island"
Parish: Lochrutton
Authority for spelling name and address:
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Plan 33 B List of Names collected by William Rowan CA 1st Examiner
(First entry)
Plan: 33B
Trace: 2
Received Name: Minnin Burn
Object: a stream
Description: A small stream having its rise on the farm of Mill and flows in a westerly direction until its influx into Lochrutton loch
Parish: Lochrutton
Authority for spelling name and address:
James McVinnie n.s. Barlae via Dumfries
Joseph Craik Esqr. Three Crofts
(Second entry)
Plan: 33B
Trace: 2
Received Name:Barlae
Object: a House
Description: A farm house and offices in bad repair attached is a small farm of land chiefly arable it is in the Occupation of James McVinnie and is the property of James McCulloch Esqr. Ardwell
Parish: Lochrutton
Authority for spelling name and address:
James McVinnie n.s. Barlae via Dumfries
Joseph Craik Esqr. Three Crofts
(Third entry)
Plan: 33B
Trace: 2
Received Name: Barlae Hill
Object: A Hill
Description: A small arable hill of an oblong form on the farm of Barlae
Parish:Lochrutton
Authority for spelling name and address:
James McVinnie n.s. Barlae via Dumfries
Joseph Craik Esqr. Three Crofts
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August 15th 1850
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Plan 33 B List of Names collected by William Rowan CA 1st Examiner
(First entry)
Plan: 33B
Trace: 2
Received Name: Foreside Hill
Object: a Hill
Description: A small arable hill of a circular form on the farm of foreside on its summit is a (triangle) called by Trig party Foreside
Parish: Lochrutton
Authority for spelling name and address:
James McVinnie n.s. Barlae via Dumfr[ies]
Joseph Craik Esqr. Three Crof[ts]
(Second entry)
Plan: 33B
Trace: 2
Received Name: Foreside
Object: A House
Description: A farm house and offices in Good repair attached is a considerable farm of land chiefly arable it is in the occupation of Robert Lachie and is the property of James McCulloch Esqr. of Ardwall
Parish:Lochrutton
Authority for spelling name and address:
James McVinnie n.s. Barlae via Dumfr[ies]
Joseph Craik Esqr. Three Crof[ts]
(Third entry)
Plan: 33B
Trace: 2
Received Name: Netherfield
Object: A House
Description: A farm house and offices in middling repair attached is a small farm of land chiefly arable Occupant J. Lourie Proprietor D. Wightman Esqr.
Parish:Lochrutton
Authority for spelling name and address:
James McVinnie n.s. Barlae via Dumfr[ies]
Joseph Craik Esqr. Three Crof[ts]
(signature at bottom RHS of page)
April 12th ?1850
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Plan 33 B List of Names collected by William Rowan CA 1st Examiner
(First entry)
Plan: 33B
Trace: 2
Received Name: Carswadda
Object: a House
Description: A farm house and offices at present undergoing improvements attached is a considerable farm Occupant & proprietor M.C. Maxwell Esqr. Terregles
Parish: Lochrutton
Authority for spelling name and address:
Joseph Craik Esqr. Threecrofts
(Second entry)
Plan: 33B
Trace: 2
Received Name: Shaw
Object: Wood
Description: A clump of ash oak and Birch wood on the Quondam of area of Callside
Parish:Lochrutton
Authority for spelling name and address:
Joseph Craik Esqr. Threecrofts
(signature at bottom RHS of page)
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Plan 33 B List of Names collected by William Rowan CA 1st Examiner
(First entry)
Plan: 33B
Trace: 2
Received Name: Lanecroft
Object: a House
Description: A farm house and offices in bad repair with a small farm of land attached Occupant Robert Milligan Proprietor Miss Craik Arbigland
Parish: Lochrutton
Authority for spelling name and address:
James McVinnie Barlae
Joseph Craik Esqr. Threecro[fts]
(Second entry)
Plan: 33B
Trace: 2
Received Name: Carswadda Bridge
Object: A Bridge
Description: A small wooden bridge Built over Kirkgunzeon Lane for the accommodation of Carswadda farm from which it takes the name Parish:Lochrutton
Authority for spelling name and address:
James McVinnie Barlae
Joseph Craik Esqr. Threecro[fts]
(Third entry)
Plan: 33B
Trace: 2
Received Name: Carswadda Wood
Object: Wood
Description: A small tract of ash Oak and Birch wood on Carswadda farm.
Parish:Lochrutton
Authority for spelling name and address:
James McVinnie Barlae
Joseph Craik Esqr. Threecro[fts]
(signature at bottom RHS of page)
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Plan 33 B List of Names collected by William Rowan CA 1st Examiner
(First entry)
Plan: 33B
Trace: 5
Received Name: Drum
Object: a House
Description: A farm house and offices in bad repair attached is a small farm of land chiefly arable Occupant and proprietor MC Maxwell Esqr. Terregles
Parish: Lochrutton
Authority for spelling name and address:
William Cavan n.s. Nethertown
James Dougan n Newhouse of Loch Arthur
(Second entry)
Plan: 33B
Trace: 5
Received Name: Drum Plantation
Object: Wood
Description: A long narrow belt of wood chiefly fir on the farm of drum hence the name.
Parish:Lochrutton
Authority for spelling name and address:
William Cavan n.s. Nethertown
James Dougan n Newhouse of Loch Arthur
(Third entry)
Plan: 33B
Trace: 5
Received Name: Nethertown
Object: A House
Description: A farm house and offices in bad repair Attached is a small farm of land Chiefly arable Occupant William Cavan proprietor MC Maxwell Esqr. Terregles
Parish:Lochrutton
Authority for spelling name and address:
William Cavan n.s. Nethertown
James Dougan n Newhouse of Loch Arthur
(Fourth entry)
Plan: 33B
Trace: 5
Received Name: Drumbain
Object: An Eminence
Description: A small circular arable eminence on Nethertown farm it is probable that this name is a Corruption of Knockbaun as bawn means white or fair and this eminence bears a whiteish aspect
Parish:Lochrutton
Authority for spelling name and address:
William Cavan n.s. Nethertown
James Dougan n Newhouse of Loch Arthur
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Kirkcudbrightshire
Plan 33B
Names of Parishes -- Pages
Kirkgunzeon -- 27
Lochrutton -- 1
New Abbey -- 37
Troqueer -- 21 |
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