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BLANTYRE [parish] |
Blantyre Parish
Blantyre Parish
Blantyre Parish
Blantyre Parish
Blantyre Parish
Blantyre Parish
Blantyre Parish
Blantyre Parish
Blantyre Parish |
Old Statistical Account
New Statistical Account
Origines Parochial Scotiae
Chalmers’ Caledonia Vol. [Volume] 3
Fullarton’s Gazetteer, Vol [Volume] 1.
Sheriff’s Returns
County Maps (Forest’s)
Revd. [Reverend] S. Patterson - P.M. [Parish Minister]
County Map (Johnston’s) |
011; 017 |
A Parish in the Middle Ward of Lanarkshire, bounded on the west by Cambuslang and East Kilbride; Glasford on the south; Hamilton, and Bothwell, on the east; and on the extreme north by Old Monkland,
This Parish at its widest part is not more than two miles, and about six, from north to south,
Nearly the whole has been feued off the Right Honbl. [Honourable] Charles Lord Blantyre, who possesses the patronage,
The ruins of “Blantyre Priory” is the principal antiquity in the Parish,
“Blantyre” village has the Parish Church, and School, as well as an adventure School in it. “Blantyre Works” employ a great number of the population -
Copied from Name Sheets of 11 - 14 of this Parish - R. H. |
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There is not any portion of the Parish of Blantyre detached within any other Parish, nor is there any portion of any other Parish contained within the bounds of this Parish. R.H.
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WEST HAUGHHEAD |
West Haughhead
West Haughhead
West Haughhead
West Haughead
Haughhead |
Valuation Roll
R. Murdoch Pr [Proprietor]
Proprietors Carts
Meikleham's Map
Forest's Co Map |
011.02 |
A good Farm Steading occupied by the proprietor - R. Murdoch - Two h's are used by the proprietor in the spelling of this name |
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EAST HAUGHHEAD |
East Haughhead
East Haughhead
East Haughhead
East Haughead
Haughhead |
Valuation Roll
R. Murdoch West Haugh: [Haughhead]
Proprietor's Carts
Meikleham's Map
Forest's Co Map |
011.02 |
A good Farm Steading occupied by Farm servants in the employment of the Proprietor Mr R. Murdoch of Hallside - |
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CALEDONIAN RAILWAY (Clydesdale Junction) |
Caledonian Railway (Clydesdale Junction)
Caledonian Railway (Clydesdale Junction)
Caledonian Railway (Clydesdale Junction)
Caledonian Railway (Clydesdale Junction)
Caledonian Railway (Clydesdale Junction) |
Miekleham’s Map
William Gillespie Stat: [Station] Master, South Side Glasgow.
Neil Fairlie St: Mr. [Station Master] Rutherglen
John McGrath St: Mr. [Station Master] Cambuslang
James Burns St: Mr. [Station Master] Blantyre |
011.06 |
A line of Railway between Glasgow & Carlisle. The “Clydesdale Junction” applies to that part of it between Glasgow and Motherwell. The Electric Telegraph is on the South side of the line. There are no Stations on it in this Parish. It passes out of the Parish by a Viaduct over the Clyde. |
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BLANTYRE FARM HOUSE |
Blantyre Farm House
Blantyre Farm House
Blantyre Farm House
Blantyre Farm House |
Mrs McPherson, Proprietor’s Mother
P. Scott, Blantyre Farm
J. Coats, Blantyre Farm
Valuation Roll |
011.06 |
A new & superior dwelling named from the property it is on. Good offices, ornamental grounds & Garden, are attached. Occupied by the Proprietor J. McPherson Esqr. |
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CALDERBANK |
Calderbank
Calderbank
Calderbank |
Estate Map
Valuation Roll
Mrs Hutton, Proprietress |
011.06 |
A superior dwelling having Offices, Ornamental grounds & Garden adjoining. Occupied by the Proprietress, Mrs Hutton. |
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[RIVER CLYDE] Name arranged in Name Sheet of 11 - 11 - |
River Clyde |
See N. [Name) Sheet of Cambuslang Parish |
011.07 |
For description See N. [Name] Sheets of Cambuslang Parish. There is no Tidal Water in Blantyre Parish. It forms the northern Boundary of this Parish & part of the Eastern. |
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BOATLAND |
Boatland
Boatland
Boatland |
Estate plan
P. Scott, proprietor
Ellen Morton, occupier |
011.07 |
A Thatched house occupied by the person who keeps the ferry. "1667" is upon the lintel of the door, but that date applies to the "Ruin" close to it, from which the stone was taken & placed in the position it now occupies. there is a Public Foot Path from the "Ferry" to "Blantyre farm". It terminates in a wide, Pub: [Public] Road which joins the Parish Road. The "Ferry" has been in use for upwards of two centuries. There is, also, a Public Road
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011.07 |
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on the oppisite side of the river - Bothwell parish, leading to the ferry. The proprietor of Boatland possesses the right of Keeping the Ferry which is let to the occupier of the dwelling near it - Boatl[and] |
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RUIN [nr Boatland] |
Ruin
Ruin
Ruin |
P. Scott. Proprietor
Ellen Morton, Tenant
James Allison, Gamekeeper, Bothwell Castle |
011.07 |
The remains of a house formerly used as a dwelling by the person keeping the "Ferry". There is nothing more remarkable about it save its age (1667) which appears on a stone forming the lintel of the present dwelling house of the Ferry. The Stone formerly occupied the same position in the ruin that it does at present to the dwelling house - |
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CHAPEL EDDY |
Chapel Eddy
Chapel Eddy
Chapel Eddy |
A. Jackson, Esquire. Park
J. Allison. Bothwell Castle Gamekeeper
William Morton, Uddingston, Bothwell |
011.07 |
A hole in the River Clyde about 25 feet deep, having a constant eddy. Well known to fishermen. The name is taken from a chapel which is said to have stood where the slopes of the Clydesdale Junction Railway are now. - about 2 chains from the side of the River in Bothwell Parish. At the place written there was, about 10 years ago, an open spring said to be strongly impregnated with Iron. It bore the name "Chapel Eddy Well" while open. Since it has been covered over the name has not been applied, but the spring may be seen issuing itself into the River where the dot is shown on Trace. The proper Eddy is on the Blantyre side of the River, between the side of the water & the first arch. Since the Bridge has been made there is as great an Eddy at each arch as the "Chapel". |
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BLANTYRE FARM |
Blantyre Farm
Blantyre Farm
Blantyre Farm
Blantyre Farm |
Valuation Roll
Property Plan
Meikleham's Map
Mr. P Scott, occupier and Proprietor of part |
011.07 |
A few Farm houses belonging to various proprietors who occupy their own house & Farm. Mr P. Scott's house is the Farm from which the name is taken. It is situated at the south end of the Farms. |
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BLANTYRE FARM COTTAGE |
Blantyre Farm Cottage
Blantyre Farm Cottage
Clydeside Cottage |
Mr. P. Scott, Pr. [Proprietor]
Mrs. S. Scott
Valuation Roll |
011.07 |
A small cottage of modern date, on the side of the Clyde. There is an inscription on the west side of it, to the effect that "Dame Nature" portrays each stage in life round this Cot: [Cottage], It is much better known as Clydeside Cottage, from being on the banks of the River, The proprietor, however, does not recoginise any name but that given by his own authority. |
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BLANTYRE PRIORY (Remains of) |
Blantyre Priory (Ruins of)
Blantyre Priory (Ruins of)
Blantyre Priory (Ruins of)
Blantyre Priory (Ruins of)
Blantyre Priory (Ruins of)
Blantyre Priory (Ruins of)
Blantyre Priory (Ruins of)
Blantyre Priory (Ruins of) |
New Statistical Account
Fullarton’s Gazetteer
Meikleham’s Map
Revd. [Reverend] Mr Paterson Ph [Parish] Minister
James Allison, Gamekeeper, Bothwell Castle
John Fowler — An Old Parishioner
A. Jackson Blantyre Park
R. Ker Esqr. Auchinraith House |
011.07 |
“The principal antiquity in the Parish is the ruin of Blantyre Priory. These are situated on a lofty rock on the banks of the Clyde exactly opposite the ruins of Bothwell Castle.”
New Statistical Account.
“The ruins of Blantyre Priory, which was founded sometime prior to the year 1296, are finely situated in a most retired situation, on the top of a rock which rises perpendicular from the Clyde.”
Fullarton’s Gazetteer.
The walls of the ruins of the Priory are from 4 to 5 links thick, they are built of Freestone. The ruin on the north side of the Priory, shown on Examination Trace in a firm line, is in a better state of preservation than any of the remaining parts. Parts of the window sills & gable ends remain. The gable ends show this part of the Priory to have been not more than one Story high. There are some trees growing within the walls of the ruins, as shown on Trace. The walls standing are entwined with Ivy. There is an arched roof in good preservation, to an irregular shaped portion of a ruin at the south end of the Priory. It appears to have been a cell, being beneath the level of
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the ground on the outside - the west, of the ruin. This arch is not seen until upon the side the rocks stand. It is entered from the rock side of the ruins. The space between the arch & the north & south walls it is within, is solid masonry, but it is not seen from the outside being, like other parts of the building, covered by grass. The height of this arch above the ground, on the side where it is entered, is not above five feet. The other sides, around it, are on a level with the top. The east wall of the ruins is built exactly on the edge of a steep rock. The rocks are too perpendicular to shew — longer & steeper, than shown on the Trace. There is a wall on the south, west, & part of the north which appears to have enclosed the Courtyard. It is not more than the ordinary thickness of walls of the present day. The walls which stand above the level of the ground are shewn in a firm thick line. Those level with the surface & beneath it, (shewing the foundations,) are shewn in a dotted line. Much of the ruins was demolished & carted away about 18 years ago by the Farmer of Craigknowe. The proprietor, the Right Honbl. [Honourable] Charles, Lord Blantyre, prevented it as soon as it was known - |
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BLACK MILL |
Black Mill
Black Mill
Black Mill
Bardykes Black Mill |
R. Wallace Miller
Mrs. Jackson Prs. [Proprietress]
James Naismith, Coatshill
Valuation Roll |
011.10 |
A mill formerly a flour or corn mill, now used for providing charred wood & coal dust , to make dross used for moulding purposes in Foundries. In some mills of this description coal dust is ground for putting in powder, & are sometimes termed "Soot Mills" . This is also commonly termed a Soot mill, but as there is nothing but that stated above does here, & as there are mills at Cambuslachie of the same descrption as this, called "Black Mills", the Miller considered the term given the proper one. |
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CRAIGKNOWE |
Craigknowe
Craigknowe
Craigknowe
Craigknowe |
Valuation Roll
Alexander Mason Occupier
R. Ker Esqr. Auchinraith House
J. Stewart ,"Factor" |
011.10 |
A Small Farm Steading on the side of the Hamilton Branch Railway. The property of the Right Honble [ Honourable] Charles Lord Blantyre. |
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BARDIKES |
Bardykes
Bardykes
Bardykes
Bardykes
Bardykes
Bardykes
Bardikes |
Mrs. Jackson Proprietress
Robert Wilson Oc. [Occupier]
Meikleham's Map
Forest's Map
Name on V
Carts
Valuation Roll
"Bar- low hills. Gaelic.
Dike, Dyk, a wall of turf or stone" re. Jamieson
In accord names with this bibliography used on the "Ordnance Survey" |
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A good Farm Steading. The property of Mrs. Jackson. |
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COATSHILL |
Coatshill
Coatshill
Coatshill |
Meikleham's Map
Valuation Roll
James Naismith Oc. [Occupier] |
011.10 |
An old house & a Farm Steading attached. The whole is now used as a Farm by the Occupier. The Property of Mrs. Coats. |
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PRIOR BRIDGE |
Prior Bridge
Prior Bridge
Prior Bridge
Prior Bridge
Prior Bridge
Prior Bridge
Prior Bridge
Priory Bridge
Priory Bridge |
New Statistical Account
Old Statistical Account
W. Fleming Road Surveyor
A. Jackson, Blantyre Park
R. Ker Esqr. Auchinraith House
Revd: [Reverend] Mr Paterson, Ph [Parish] Minister
William Wallace Miller, Prior Bridge
Forest’s Co [County] Map
Johnston’s Co [County] Map |
011.10 |
A Bridge over the “Rotten Calder Water” — the Boundary of the Parish, on the T. P. [ Turn Pike] Road between Glasgow & Hamilton. This Bridge is supposed, by the authorities given, to be as old as “Blantyre Priory.” No authentic information can be obtained, relative to its date, or probable date in any accounts of the Parish or the neighbourhood. There is however, a tradition in the neighbourhood of the Bridge. — “That when the building of the “Priory” was finished the Masons employed there were so numerous, that upon each bringing a Stone from the Priory they were sufficient to form the Bridge, which, was built in one night.” The Arch of this Bridge is not as wide as the Road over it. The alteration in the width of the Road, as stated by Mr Jackson of Blantyre Park, was made about 50 years ago. The construction of the Bridge, which is not seen until under the Arch, is supposed to be of a very old
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[Note-arrowed to Authority N. Fleming Road Surveyor] A new Surveyor since Cambuslang was done - Mr Scott died |
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date. As stated by R. Ker Esqr. of Auchinraith House, the description given of the Arch, shows it to be similar to the construction of Bothwell Bridge, before it was improved. The oldest & best authorities in the Parish have been applied to for information. The name “Prior” is a corruption of “Priory,” supposed to have been adopted for sake of abbreviation.
The Session Records of the Parish, are at present being searched for any clue to the age of Prior Bridge If anything of importance [...] it will be immediately
forwarded
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PRIORY PLANTATION |
Priory Plantation
Priory Plantation
Priory Plantation
Priory Plantation |
Valuation Roll
James Allison, Gamekeeper Bothwell Castle
G. Smith, Manager & Factor, Blantyre Works
J.Stewart Esqr. Pr. [Proprietor] "Factor" |
011.11 |
A strip of Plantation on the side of the River Clyde extending from the west side of a Young Plantation on the bottom of the Trace, to the fence which encloses it on the north side, at about 15 chains distance from"Blantyre Priory". (XI.7 Trace 4).
From a Stream 9 chains from the north margin of this Trace to the southern extremity, is interspersed with Fir trees , & from the same point to its northern extremity there are no Firs. A portion of this Plantation, extending to the fence 8 chains north of the southern bounds, is the property of the Right Houble. [Honourable] Lady Montague. The other, and largest, portion is the property of the Right Houble. [Honourable] Charles Lord Blantyre.
The name is well known, but is commonly styled "Priory Wood". It is, however, a Plantation, & has the the appearance of being so for a very considerable time. |
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BLANTYRE STATION |
Blantyre Station
Blantyre Station
Blantyre Station |
Station Board
Ry.[Railway] Time Tables
James Burns Stat. Mr. [Station Master] |
011.11 |
The only station in the "Hamilton Branch", in the Parish, & also the only intermediate one on the line. The Station Ho. [House] or ticket office , is of wood. The waiting rooms are of brick, 7 on the south side of the railway. The road from this Station to the Glasgow & Hamilton T. P. [ Turnpike] Road , is Public. It was handed over to the Railway Co. by the proprietor of Blantyre Works when the Railway was first made & has ever since been maintained by the Ry. Co. {Railway Company] There is no support whatever from the Statute Road Trustees - who repair the Pr. [Parish] roads of |
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CALEDONIAN RAILWAY (Hamilton Branch) |
Caledonian Railway (Hamilton Branch)
Caledonian Railway (Hamilton Branch)
Caledonian Railway (Hamilton Branch) |
Ry. [Railway] Time Tables
Duncan Stewart Stat. Mrs. [Station Master] Hamilton
James Burns Stat. Mrs. [Station Master] Blantyre |
011 |
A line of railway branching from the "Clydesdale Junction" of the Cal. Ry [Caledonian Railway] at Newton Station in Cambuslang Parish, to the town of Hamilton, a distance of about 5 miles. There are no Mile Posts on this Branch. The Electric Telegraph is upon the north side. There is the Ry. [Railway] Station on this line in the Parish - Blantyre |
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| OS1/21/4/21 |
BOWESHILL |
Boweshill
Boweshill
Boweshill |
W. Miller, Factor & Manager Blantyre Works
D. Dunne, Asst [Assistant] Manager Blantyre Works
J. Downey Esqr. Boweshill |
011.11 |
This name applies to three handsome Villas built within these last two years. The eastmost Cottage has been recently named by the occupier, but “Boweshill” still applies to it, as well as the others. The houses are the property of Mr Russell on a feu from R. Monteith’s Esqr. property. There is an Avenue passing this to “Blantyre Lodge” |
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THORNHILL |
Thornhill
Thornhill |
Mr Shaw, Occupier
J. Downey Esqr. Boweshill |
011.11 |
A villa belonging to “Boweshill” occupied by Mr Shaw, The property of Mr Russell. |
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WESTNEUK |
Westneuk
Westneuk
Westneuk |
D. Dunne, Blantyre Works
William Thompson
Dr. [Doctor] Todd, Occupier |
011.11 |
A superior house formerly used as a Public House of entertainment, The property of Mr McPherson. |
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| OS1/21/4/22 |
WOODHOUSE |
Woodhouse
Woodhouse
Woodhouse |
Estate Plan
Valuation Roll
D. Dunne Factor, Blantyre Works |
011.11 |
A Superior dwelling. The property of Miss Coats. This name formerly applied to the lands now occupied, & known, as “Blantyre Works.” At present it does not apply to anything but the house - |
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BLANTYRE WORKS FARM |
Blantyre Works Farm
Blantyre Works Farm
Blantyre Works Farm |
Name on Proprietor’s Carts
D. Dunne, Factor, Blantyre works
W. Miller Factor, Blantyre works |
011.11 |
A good Farm Steading. The property of R. Monteith Esqr. The Company working “Blantyre Works” use this Farm & hold a Lease of it along with the works. |
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BLANTYRE LODGE |
Blantyre Lodge
Blantyre Lodge
Blantyre Lodge |
Valuation Roll
Meikleham’s Map
J. Reid Esqr. Occupier |
011.11 |
A superior dwelling having Ornamental grounds, gardens & &c attached. The property of R. Monteith Esqr. |
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Lanarkshire -- Blantyre Parish |
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BLANTYRE WORKS |
Blantyre Works
Blantyre Works
Blantyre Works
Blantyre Works
Blantyre Works
Blantyre Works |
Estate Plan of Works
Meikleham's Map
Valuation Roll
W. Miller, Factor & Manager
D. Dunne Asst [Assistant] Factor & Manager
New Statistical Account. |
011.11 |
This name applies to all the Manufactories & dwelling houses between the River Clyde & the polices of "Blantyre Lodge". The Post Office on Trace 4 is the extent Southwards. There is a gate at the P. O. [Post Office] which might be closed against the Public at any time. It is allowed as a Public Road from here to the "Suspension Bridge" over the Clyde, erected by the Co: [Company] & the proprietor. Within the works there is a population of 1200. The works consist of a "Dye Works", "Powerloom Weaving Factory", "Cotton Mill", & a "Madder Mill", together with a Shop for Mechanics. There is a School Patronised by the Co: [Company] to whom it belongs. Towards the Southern extent of the Works there is a "Burying Ground" used during the last Cholera. The whole of the Works belong to R. Monteith Esqr: Wrought by H. Monteith & Co: [Company] |
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Lanarkshire -- Blantyre Parish |
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MADDER MILL (Blantyre Works) |
Madder Mill
Madder Mill
Madder Mill |
Plan of Works
W. Miller, Factor & Manager
D. Dunne Asst: [Assistant] Factor & Manager |
011.11 |
A Mill similar to a Flour Mill used for grinding Madder only, required for Turkey Red Dyeing purposes. The Madder is a plant brought principally from Italy & France. This cannot be called a Dyewood Mill, as the one at Crossba[sket] in East Kilbride & Cambuslang Parishes, is, being used only for madder grinding, while the Crossbasket one is used for grinding & sawing different kinds of dyewood. The name given is the proper designation. |
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COTTON MILL [Blantyre Works] |
Cotton Mill
Cotton Mill
Cotton Mill |
Plan of Works
W. Miller, Factor & Manager
D. Dunne Asst: [Assistant] Factor & Manager |
011.11 |
A large building employing about 300 hands, principally women, for cotton spinning. There is an Engine & Boiler house between the “Powerloom Weaving Factory” & the Cotton Mill. A part of the Cotton Mill is detached from the main building, on the opposite — east, side of the Mill Lade. |
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POWERLOOM FACTORY [Blantyre Works] |
Power-loom Weaving Factory
Power-loom Weaving Factory
Power-loom Weaving Factory |
Plan of Blantyre Works
W. Miller, Factor & Manager
D. Dunne Asst: [Assistant] Factor & Manager |
011.11 |
A large building employing about 380 hands, principally femalis, in weaving cotton yarn into cloth by Power-looms. The bottom flat of this is used in connexion with the Dye Works. |
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GAS WORKS [Blantyre Works] |
Gas Work
Gas Work
Gas Work |
Plan of Blantyre Works
W. Miller, Factor & Manager
D. Dunne Asst: [Assistant] Factor & Manager |
011.11 |
A house at the south end of the "Power-loom Weaving Factory" used for making Gas for the Works, as well as for many of the houses about "Blantyre Station". |
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DYE WORKS [Blantyre Works] |
Dye Works
Dye Works
Dye Works |
Plan of Blantyre Works
W. Miller, Factor & Manager
D. Dunne Asst: [Assistant] Factor & Manager |
011.11 |
The largest establishment within “Blantyre Works”, extending from the “Suspension - Bridge” to the Gas Work. There are about 300 employed in putting Cotton yarn through the various processes necessary for producing a Turkey Red Dye, which is the only color made. |
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SUSPENSION BRIDGE [Blantyre Works] |
Suspension Bridge
Suspension Bridge
Suspension Bridge |
Plan of Blantyre Works
W. Miller, Factor & Manager
D. Dunne Asst: [Assistant] Factor & Manager |
011.11 |
A bridge over the River Clyde at Blantyre Works suspended by chains fastened at both sides of the River to Stone buttresses at the extremities. There are also two iron pillars under it, on both sides of the River, standing on stone buttresses about 12 links from the edge of the Water. It is only for Foot Passengers from whom with the exception of those employed in “Blantyre Works”, a charge of ½d [penny] is exacted. There is a Thoroughfare through “Blantyre Works”, from the Railway Station, to the Bridge, which is allowed by the Proprietor & the Co: [Company], for the benefit of the Public. No Right of Way can be claimed, either through the works in this Parish, or the road to the Bridge, from the Bothwell Parish Road, on the opposite side of the River. Both thoroughafares are on the property of R. Monteith by whom, along with H. Monteith & Co: [Company], the Bridge was put up. |
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| OS1/21/4/27 |
RIVER CLYDE |
River Clyde |
See Traces & N. [Name] Sheets of Cambuslang Parish |
011.11 |
For description, see N. [Name] Sheets of Cambuslang Parish. |
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SCHOOL [Blantyre Works] |
School
School
School
School |
Plan of Blantyre Works
W. Miller, Factor & Manager
D. Dunne Asst: [Assistant] Factor & Manager
John Ness, Teacher |
011.11 |
A large schoolhouse capable of containing about 250 pupils. It belongs solely to the “Blantyre Works” Co: [Company] by whom a Salary is paid to the Teacher, in addition to what is received from the pupils. It receives no support, whatever, from the Parish, being originally intended for children of the people employed in the Works. |
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BURIAL GROUND [Blantyre Works] |
Burial Ground
Burial Ground
Burial Ground |
Plan of Blantyre Works
W. Miller, Factor & Manager
D. Dunne Asst: [Assistant] Factor & Manager |
011.11 |
A small enclosure adjoining the gardens belonging to the dwellings at Blantyre Works. It was used as a burying ground during the last Cholera, for the people of the Works. There is a Tomb Stone near the South east corner, erected to the Memory of the Minister who died of cholera during the discharge of his duties. The Tomb was erected by the workmen of “Blantyre Works”. |
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| OS1/21/4/28 |
CRAIGHEAD HOUSE |
Craighead House
Craighead House
Craighead House |
Valuation Roll
Meikleham's Map
R. Ker Esquire - Auchinraith House |
011.11 |
A good mansion on the banks of the Clyde, having offices, gardens, & ornamental grounds attached.
Occupied by the Proprietress Miss Brown |
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HOMESTON |
Homeston
Homeston
Homeston |
Mr. R. Watson Proprietor & Occupier
J. Sproul Esquire
J. Burns, Station Master |
011.11 |
A new house between " Rosebank " & the Railway occupied by the Proprietor Mr Watson |
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ROSEBANK |
Rosebank
Rosebank
Rosebank |
Valuation Roll
J. Sproul Esquire
Mr. Slater, Proprietor & Occupier |
011.11 |
A superior house near the Railway Station. The property of Mr. Slater. |
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WOODBURN |
Woodburn
Woodburn
Woodburn |
Valuation Roll
J. Sproul Esquire, Proprietor
J. Burns, Station Master |
011.11 |
A superior house on the south side, & near the Railway.
Occupied by J. Sproul Esquire, Proprietor |
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| OS1/21/4/29 |
LARKFIELD |
Larkfield
Larkfield
Larkfield |
Valuation Roll
John Craig, Birdsfield
J. Torrance, Factor |
011.14 |
A few dwelling houses & a small Farm occupied by Weavers and Labourers. The property of J. Lapraik - feued off Lord Blantyre. |
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THE PATH |
The Path
The Path
The Path |
A. Bannatyne Esqr. Millheugh House
R. Bannatyne Esqr. Millheugh House
Mr. Corbet Pathfoot |
011.14 |
A fenced foot Road formerly the High Road from Glasgow to Hamilton. There used to be stepping stones where the "Ford" is shewn. The Ford is seldom used now, but was formerly the only means of crossing the,"Rotten Calder" when the High Road was used. "The Path" is well known by being by tradition, the Road by which Queen Mary travelled from Hamilton to Cathcart Castle the day previous to the Battle of Langside.
There is a well on the other side of the Rotten Calder (Cambuslang) which, according to tradition, the Queen stopped at for a short time, & which now bears the name "Queen Mary's Well". "The Path" is Public. |
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OLD MILL (Ruin) [nr Millheugh House] |
Old Mill
(in Ruins)
Old Mill
(in Ruins)
Old Mill
(in Ruins) |
A. Bannatyne, Factor
J. Craig, Birdsfield
J. Gardner, Broompark or New-Mains |
011.14 |
A ruin on the side of the "Rotten Calder" having the date 1727 on its east side. It was formerly a Lint Mill. The property of Mr Bannatyne of Millheugh House. |
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MILLHEUGH HOUSE |
Millheugh House
Millheugh House
Mill Heugh House
Mill Heugh House
Milheugh House |
Valuation Roll
Meikleham's Map
Forest's Co: [County] Map
Johnston's Co:[County] Map
A. Bannatyne Esqr. Occupier |
011.14 |
A good mansion of modern date on the side of the "Rotten Calder", having offices & ornamental grounds adjoining. Much of the ornamental ground is in Cambuslang. The garden belonging to "Millheugh" is also in Cambuslang. The property of Mrs Bannatyne. This name is always spelt by the proprietress & Mr Bannatyne, with one t. For these last 90 years, as stated by A. Jackson Esqr. of "Blantyre Park", a Mill has always stood where the Ruin now stands, & it is most likely that the name is derived from the Mill. |
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| OS1/21/4/31 |
FREE CHURCH [Barnhill] |
Free Church
Free Church
Free Church |
Valuation Roll
Revd. [ Reverend] J Anderson
J. Corbet, Wheatlandhead |
011.14 |
A stone building one story high capable of containing a congregation of between 4 & 500. Incumbent, Reverend J. Anderson. The Manse is situated close ( south) to the Church. |
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GREENCROFT |
Greencroft
Greencroft
Greencroft |
Valuation Roll
J. Jackson, Proprietor
J. Stevenson, occupier |
011.14 |
A superior dwelling on the banks of the "Rotten Calder", having out-houses, garden & a little ornamental ground attached. |
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MANSE [F.C., Barnhill] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Valuation Roll
Revd. [Reverend] J. Anderson, Occupier
J. Corbet, Wheatlandhead |
011.14 |
A superior dwelling having a large garden attached. Occupied by the Incumbent of the Free Church - Revd. [Reverend] J. Anderson. |
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WHEATLANDHEAD |
Wheatlandhead
Wheatlandhead
Wheatlandhead |
Valuation Roll
A. Bannatyne, Factor
J. Corbet, Occupier |
011.14 |
A Farm Steading. The property of Mrs. Bannatyne. |
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BARNHILL |
Barnhill
Barnhill
Barnhill
Barnhill
Barnhill |
Valuation Roll
Forrest’s Co [County] Map
Johnston’s Co [County] Map
A. Bannatyne Esqr. Millheugh House
J. Jackson, Feuar |
011.14 |
A little village composed of dwellings occupied by weavers and a few small Feuars. The whole is feued off Lord Blantyre. |
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PATHFOOT |
Pathfoot
Pathfoot
Pathfoot |
Valuation Roll
A Bannatyne Esqr.
W. Corbet, Occupier |
011.14 |
Two thatched houses, one on each side of the Road leading to the Bridge over the “Rotten Calder” - from “Barnhill.” The name is well known, the property of Mrs Bannatyne. The Road between the houses is Public from “Barnhill” to the Bridge. It was formerly a Parish Road, but, for some time, has not been supported by the Parish, owing to the steepness of a brae which lies between “Barnhill” & the “Old Mill”. The continuation of this road in the adjoining Parish (Cambuslang) is held & supported by the Ph. [Parish] Road Trustees of Cambuslang. |
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BRAEHEAD |
Braehead
Braehead
Braehead |
Valuation Roll
John Pollock Feuar
J. Weir Feuar |
011.14 |
A few weaver’s dwellings feued off Lord Blantyre’s property. The name applies from the Lodge leading to “Millheugh House” to about 6 Chains southwards. The name is taken from the brae at the back (west) side of the gardens. “Hunthill” applies also to “Braehead.” |
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HUNTHILL |
Hunthill
Hunthill
Hunthill
Hunthill
Hunthill |
Valuation Roll
Forrest’s Co: [County] Map
James Craig, Birdsfield Feuar
James Mooney, Schoolmaster
Johnston’s Co: [County] Map |
011.14 |
A hamlet applying from the margin line of Trace 6 to the Lodge of “Millheugh”, including Braehead. J. Craig is the principal Feuar. The whole feued off Lord Blantyre. |
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SPRINGFIELD |
Springfield
Springfield
Springfield |
Valuation Roll
John Anderson, Proprietor or Feuar
J. Gardiner, Broompark, or New Mains. |
011.14 |
A superior dwelling feued off the lands belonging to “Mains”, or “Old Place”, — Lord Blantyre’s, feued from. |
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BROOMPARK |
Broompark or New Mains
Broompark
Broompark
Newmains
Newmains |
J. Young, Feuar
Name on Feuar’s Carts
Miekleham’s Map
Forest’s Co [County] Map
Johnston’s Co [County] Map |
011.14 |
A Farm Steading belonging to, or built upon, the Lands known as the Mains of Blantyre Priory. In writings, or documents, connected with the feuing of the Land to the present Occupier, it is styled “New Mains”, from being the second Farm, or house, erected on the Lands of Mains. The Feuar uses both, but only “Broompark” on his carts. It cannot be said that “Broompark” is used more frequently than “New Mains”, when spoken of in the neighbourhood, they are always coupled. As most of the Lands in the Parish, feued off Lord Blantyre, pay a small feu duty, the feuars are almost entire proprietors, & the names they use, are now, generally the best known & most likely to be retained. “Broompark” is taken from the Park it is in, on the Lands of Mains. |
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NEW MAINS |
Broompark or New Mains
Broompark
Broompark
Newmains
Newmains |
J. Young, Feuar
Name on Feuar’s Carts
Miekleham’s Map
Forest’s Co [County] Map
Johnston’s Co [County] Map |
011.14 |
A Farm Steading belonging to, or built upon, the Lands known as the Mains of Blantyre Priory. In writings, or documents, connected with the feuing of the Land to the present Occupier, it is styled “New Mains”, from being the second Farm, or house, erected on the Lands of Mains. The Feuar uses both, but only “Broompark” on his carts. It cannot be said that “Broompark” is used more frequently than “New Mains”, when spoken of in the neighbourhood, they are always coupled. As most of the Lands in the Parish, feued off Lord Blantyre, pay a small feu duty, the feuars are almost entire proprietors, & the names they use, are now, generally the best known & most likely to be retained. “Broompark” is taken from the Park it is in, on the Lands of Mains. |
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SCHOOL [Blantyre, nr Smithycroft] |
School
School
School |
William Money Parish Schoolmaster
William Hunter Teacher
J. Craig, Birdsfield |
011.14 |
A room on the upper Story of a house built as a Temperance Hall by the Parish, but now feued to J. Craig of Birdsfield. The school receives no support from the Parish. |
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SMITHYCROFT |
Smithycroft
Smithycroft
Smithycroft |
Valuation Roll
J. Wardrop Moore Esqr. Feuar
J. Craig, Birdsfield |
011.14 |
A dwelling house on the west of “Blantyre” occupied by a Smith & some Laborers. There is a Smithy (a wood house) at the south end of it. |
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SHOTT |
Shott
Shott
Shott
Shott |
Valuation Roll
Miekleham’s Map
Thomas Maxwell Pr & Oc [Proprietor & Occupier]
New Statistical Account |
011.14 |
A superior dwelling having offices &c attached, used by the Proprietor for Farm purposes. |
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URNS AND STONE COFFIN FOUND HERE [Archer's Croft] |
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Urns have been dug up in the places marked in the field north east of Shott, known as “Archer’s Croft.” “Some of them were found in a large heap of square stones. In the centre of the heap, square stones were placed so as to form a chest, & the urns were placed within it. They contained a kind of unctuous earthy substance & some remains of bones were scattered around them. A stone coffin of the above description, with an urn standing in one corner of it, was found up at Shott. A skull almost entire was found in it — fragments of six larger urns were found in other parts of the field.” New Statl: [Statistical] Account. As stated by the Proprietor, the urns were found 1826 & 1842. The stone coffin containing the skull, was found at the place marked on Trace. |
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SCHOOL [Blantyre, nr church] |
School
School
School |
Valuation Roll
J. Money, schoolmaster
Revd. [Reverend] S. Patterson |
011.14 |
A good school house on the west side of the road leading to [Kennings] Well. The upper storey is occupied by the Schoolmaster. It is the Parish School. |
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MANSE [parish, Blantyre] |
Manse
Manse
Manse |
Valuation Roll
Revd. [Reverend] S. Patterson
J Money, schoolmaster |
011.14 |
A good dwelling south of the Ph [Parish] Church, occupied by the incumbent — Revd. [Reverend] S. Patterson. |
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PRIESTFIELD |
Priestfield
Priestfield
Priestfield
Priestfield |
Valuation Roll
Meikleham’s Map
A. Gardiner, occupier of East Farm
W. Scott, occupier of West Farm |
011.14 |
Two Farm Steadings occupied by separate Feuers, both of whom use the name on their carts witho[ut] any distinctive term respecting their position. Feued off Lord Blantyre. This name and the lands belonging to it, were formerly connected with Blantyre |
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LOANFOOT |
Loanfoot
Loanfoot
Loanfoot |
Valuation Roll
Alexander Somerville Feuar & occupier
A. Gardiner, Priestfield |
011.14 |
A thatched house having a garden in front, Feued off Lord Blantyre |
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LAW KNOWES |
Law Knowes
Law Knowes
Law Knowes
Law Hills |
A. Jackson of Park
Alexander Roxburgh, Craigmuir
J. Wardrop Moore Esq. Proprietor
New Statistical Account |
011.14 |
A field belonging to “Greenhall” in which Urns are said to have been found, but at what particular part cannot be pointed out by the oldest & best authorities in the locality. The Knowes seem to have been levelled, there being, at present, but one, which is too insignificant to define as a hill feature. The name as “Law Knowes” is well known; as “Law Hills” it is not generally recognised except by the more intelligent persons of the locality, who prefer the popular name of “Law Knowes”. It applies now to the field in which the Urns were found. |
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GREENHALL |
Greenhall
Greenhall
Greenhall
Greenhall |
Valuation Roll
Alexander Roxburgh, “Craigmuir”
J. Wardrop Moor. Esqr. Propr. [Proprietor]
A. Jackson, Esqr., Blantyre Park |
011.14 |
A superior house on the banks of the “Calder”, having Ornamental Grounds, garden and Offices adjoining. Part of the latter is let for farm purposes. |
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ARCHER'S CROFT |
Archer’s Croft
Archer’s Croft
Archer’s Croft
Arches or Archer’s Croft |
Thomas Maxwell Esqr: Propr. [Proprietor]
A. Jackson Esqr: Park
Revd. [Reverend] Samuel Paterson, Ph. [Parish] Minister
New Statl: [Statistical] Account |
011.14 |
A field on the lands of Shott in which Urns, a Stone Coffin, & a Skull were found at the places shown on Trace. The name is well known, & is supposed to have been taken from the Archers of olden times. |
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BLANTYRE [village] |
Blantyre
Blantyre
Blantyre
Blantyre
Blantyre |
Valuation Roll
Meikleham’s Map
Forest’s Co: [County] Map
Johnston’s Co: [County] Map
Revd. [Reverend] S. Paterson, Ph [Parish] Minister
A. Jackson, Park
J. Craig, Birdsfield
R. Ker Esqr Auchinraith House |
011.14 |
A village principally composed of thatched houses, occupied by Weavers & belonging to a number of Small proprietors — Feuars. The whole is feued off Lord Blantyre. The only remarkable building in, or about it, is the Parish Church. The Turnpike Road from Eaglesham to Hamilton runs through. There is a Toll gate about the centre of the village, near the Ph. [Parish] Church. The name applies from “Causeystones” to “Smithycroft”. |
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CHECK T.P. [Blantyre] |
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011.14 |
The Turnpike Road from Eaglesham to Hamilton runs through. There is a Toll gate about the centre of the village, near the Ph. [Parish] Church. |
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CHURCH [Blantyre] |
Church
Church
Church
Church
Church |
Revd: [Reverend] S. Patterson Incumbent
J. Money, Schoolmaster
J. Craig, Birdsfield
A. Gardiner, Priestfield
J. Young, Broompark, or New Mains. |
011.14 |
A stone building capable of containing a Congregation of between four & five hundred. It was built about 50 years on the site of the old Ph. [Parish] Church. There is a Vault on the south east side of the Church said to contain the remains of one of Lord Blantyre’s Ancestors. It is altogether of modern date. The present Bell belonged to the old Church. It is said to have an unusual sound which, as stated by the Revd: [Reverend] S. Patterson, a tradition of the neighbourhood accounts for in the following manner :— The Royalists, after the Battle of Bothwell Bridge, pursued the Covenanters in the direction of the Church, when the bell was rung by the inhabitants to arouse the neighbourhood. The Royalists, to silence it, fired at & hit it several times but
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VAULT [SE side of parish church] |
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without effect, except that of changing its tone, which has remained the same ever since. — There is no part of the present Parish Church older than fifty years. |
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Lanarkshire -- Blantyre Parish
Blantyre Parish
Cancelled - See 1st page
of Name Book -
RH |
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MAINS OLD PLACE |
Mains Old Place, or Mains, or Old Place
Mains Old Place, or Mains, or Old Place
Mains Old Place, or Mains, or Old Place
Mains Old Place, or Mains, or Old Place
Old Place
Old Place
Auld Place |
J. Craig, Birdsfield Feuar
Alexander Gardiner Priestfield
Thomas Maxwell, Shott
J. Young, Broompark or New Mains
Forest's Co: [County] Map
Johnston's Co: [County] Map
Valuation Roll |
011.14 |
A Superior dwelling having a good garden attached, and approached from the Parish Road by a good private road. It is built upon the Site of the Old Mains of Blantyre Priory, a house which, from descriptions given of it, seems, in some measure, to have been a fortified dwelling having a moat around it. The old house (Mains) was taken down, & the present one erected, about 50 years ago, since which time the name “Old Place” has been added, from the old house being, at the time it was pulled down, a very old place, or house. Mains is the original & proper name of the dwelling house at present standing, but it is always coupled with the modern addition “Old Place”. Neither name can be dispensed with from the other, the one being as much used as the other. Lord Blantyre, by agreement made with the Feuar when the Lands of “Mains” were feued, possessed the right of having a room in the house (over
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at certain periods to hold a Baron Court. A right which may be said to exist in name only, as it is never asked or demanded. |
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CROFTFOOT |
Croftfoot
Croftfoot
Croftfoot |
Valuation Roll
A. Jackson Park, Factor
J. McLellan Road Surveyor |
011.14 |
A farm steading in "Blantyre" Village occupied by the Ph [Parish] Road Surveyor. There is a Public Road from the village to "Saint [Kennings] Well" by which this steading is approached. The property of the representatives of the late John Craig - Factor A. Jackson |
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CAUSEYSTONES P.H. [Auchinraith] |
Causeystones
Causeystones
Causeystones |
Valuation Roll
William Johnstone Feuar
A. Gardiner, Priestfield |
011.14 |
A name taken from a number of Stepping stones which used to be here on a marshy piece of ground over which the old Eaglesham & Hamilton Toll Road used to pass. The name is a corruption of Causewaystones. It now applies to the Public House adjoining the Check Bar House at the western extremity of "Auchinraith" Village. Feued off Lord Blantyre's property. |
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Kennings Well |
Kennings Well
Kennings Well
Kennings Well
Kennings Well
Kennings Well
Kennings Well |
Blantyre Church Records (1693)
J. Money Ph [Parish] Schoolmaster
F. Hamilton, Writer, Hamilton
A. Jackson Esqr. Park
J. Craig, Birdsfield
J. Young, Feuar, Broompark or New Mains |
011.14 |
An open Spring well having nothing whatever remarkable in its appearance. It is approached from the Village by a Public foot road which passes the Parish School. The Well is Public property, which according to a Tradition in the locality, was given by one of the Priors of Blantyre Priory to the Villagers & Farmers of the neighbourhood to water their cattle at. It is said that this right is still mentioned in some of the Farmers Leases, but some that have been seen do not confirm this statement. At present it is not used for Cattle. It is considered the best Well in the Village. The oldest of which there appears any writing in the Church Records, is 1693. It is mentioned in reference to a Libel made by a drunken Parishioner against a Stone Mason who had repaired it; the Libeller having said that "James Steel took the Poors money for his own use as also for his saying that Kennings Well was repaired with poors money. Other mention is made referring to the same subject, The spelling of each agrees. The Well is believed to be much older than the date of the Church Records. It is sometimes
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called Saint Kennings, but "Saint" is considered an addition not belonging, in any way, to the name. There is no Saint of the name in the Calendar. some ascribe the origin of the name to the Tradition; others to a corruption of Coney - a Rabbit, or Cain - Gaelic, - the clear water. It is pronounced in the neighbourhood Kinnons, or Konnins. The authorities given agree more for sake of the mode given in the Church Records, than from any Knowledge of their own of the proper mode of spelling, or of the origin of the name. |
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STONEFIELD |
Stonefield
Stonefield
Stonefield
Stonefield |
Valuation Roll
W. Forest Esqr. J.P. [Justice of the Peace] Proprietor
Alexander Cameron, Feuar, Stonefield
Robert Young Feuar, Stonefield |
011.15 |
A Farm Steading. The property of Mr Forest J.P. [Justice of the Peace]. This name also applies to several feues (houses) between “Blantyre Cotton Works T. P. [Turn Pike]” & “Winks.” |
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STONEFIELD COTTAGE |
Stonefield Cottage
Stonefield Cottage
Stonefield Cottage |
Thomas Craig, Clive Place
John Coats. Feuar. Blantyre Farm.
Robert Young Stonefield |
011.15 |
A neat Cottage between “Woodneuk” & Clive Place. The name is well known. |
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CLIVE PLACE P.H. [Public House] |
Clive Place
Clive Place
Clive Place |
Thomas Craig, Feuar
Valuation Roll
Robert Young Stonefield |
011.15 |
A Public House on the side of the Hamilton & Glasgow T. P. [Turn Pike] Road. This name is well known throughout the Parish. |
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WINKS |
Winks
Winks
Winks |
J. Craig, Birdsfield
Robt. Young, Stonefield
N. Wilson, Occupier |
011.15 |
A thatched house formerly an Inn, but now occupied by Cotters. It is on the Lands of Stonefield, the Tenant of which is (Mr Craig of Birdsfield) considered by the Proprietor, W. Forest Esqr. the best authority for this name. |
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STONEFIELD BRICK FIELD |
Stonefield Brickfield
Stonefield Brickfield
Stonefield Brickfield |
Valuation Roll
Mr. Forest Esqr. Proprietor
J. Craig, Tenant - Birdsfield |
011.15 |
A field suitable in soil for making building bricks. There is a Kiln for baking them near the south of the field. It (the field) has been used for Brick making during these last eighteen years. It is expected to be wrought out in two years time. The property of W. Forest Esqr. Wrought by J. Craig of Birdsfield. |
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CRAIGHEAD |
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead |
Valuation Roll
Meikleham's Map
Thomas Muir, Occupier |
011.15 |
A good Farm Steading on the side of the Hamilton Branch Railway.The property of Miss Brown of Craighead House. |
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SPRINGWELL |
Springwell
Springwell
Springwell |
Mrs Harvey Stone, Feuar
Robert Reid occupier
J. Craig, Birdsfield |
011.15 |
A dwellinghouse in an angle formed by the Parish Road joining the Hamilton & Glasgow T. P. [Turn Pike] Road. There is a small Lodge house on the opposite side of the T. P. [Turn Pike] Road, belonging to the Lands of Craighead. It bears no proper name. The Lodge is the property of Miss Brown. |
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AUCHINRAITH HOUSE |
Auchinraith House
Auchinraith House
Auchinraith House |
R. Ker Esqr. Proprietor
Valuation Roll
Forest's Co [County] Map |
011.15 |
A good Mansion having ornamental grounds, garden, & Offices adjoining. There are a great many slopes about the enclosures, on the Sides of the "Park Burn", or Whistleberry Burn. The property of & occupied by R. Ker Esqr. |
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AUCHINRAITH |
Auchinraith
Auchinraith
Auchinraith
Auchinraith
Auchinraith |
Valuation Roll
Forest's Co. [County] Map
Meikleham's Map
R. Ker Esqr.
W. Forrest Esqr. |
011.15 |
A few Farm houses & poor dwellings belonging to various proprietors & Feuars. At the east end of the village there is a portion of R. [Rough] Pasture, between the sides of the Turnpike Road & the fences adjoining, which is Public. Many Farmers' Leases &c mention it, as the persons whom it concerns have the right to water their cattle &c at the common. The place described has no name. Auchinraith applies from the Public common to the Check Bar at Causeystones. |
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BLANTYRE COTTON WORKS T.P. |
Blantyre Cotton Works T. P. [Turn Pike]
Blantyre Cotton Works T. P. [Turn Pike]
Blantyre Cotton Works T. P. [Turn Pike] |
Toll Board
W. Fleming, Road Surveyor
Stephen Hunter, Collector |
011.15 |
A Toll & house for levying tolls on the Hamilton & Glasgow T. P. [Turn Pike] Road. This name has not been altered to "Blantyre Works" like the Works from which the name is taken, & which, was formerly, before the works were so extensive as at present, called "Blantyre Cotton Works" - now "Blantyre Works". The Toll Bar retains the old form & will probably remain so, as all the works both dyeing, spinning & weaving, do nothing but in cotton. |
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BELLSFIELD |
Bellsfield
Bellsfield
Bellsfield |
Valuation Roll
James Craig, Feuar
J. Craig, Birdsfield |
011.15 |
A Farm Steading near "Auchenraith". Feued off Lord Blantyre. |
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BIRDSFIELD |
Birdsfield
Birdsfield
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Valuation Roll
J. Craig Prop.[Proprietor] & Occupier
Meiklham's Map |
011.15 |
A good Farm Steading. There is a Brick & Tile Works on the opposite side of the T. P. [Turnpike] Road. |
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BRICK AND TILE WORKS [Birdsfield] |
Brick & Tile Works
Brick & Tile Works |
J. Craig Pr. [Proprietor]
Mr. Wilson, Manager |
011.15 |
A field of clay suitable for making building bricks & drain Tiles. There is a drying shed, Kiln & dwelling house in the Works. |
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BURNBRAE |
Burnbrae
Burnbrae
Burnbrae |
Valuation Roll
Meikleham's Map
Mr. Craig, Occupier |
011.15 |
A good Farm Steading near "Park Burn". The property of Mr. Craig, Glasgow |
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PARK BURN |
Park Burn
Park Burn
Park Burn
Park Burn
Park Burn |
A. Jackson Esqr. Blantyre Park
J. Craig Birdsfield
W. Craig, Burnbrae
F. Hamilton, Writer, Hamilton
T. Christie, Blantyre |
011.15 |
A Burn which rises on the Farm of Blantyre Park & forming the Boundary between the Parishes of Blantyre & Hamilton, enters the Clyde near Bothwell Bridge, in Hamilton Parish. In the first part of its course it is called "Red Burn", a name which cannot be applied to it farthar than the Quarry by the side of it, near where a Parish Road crosses the Burn se[e] Trace 1 017.03. It is but little Known as "Red Burn" in this Parish. The name it is best Known by is "Park Burn". (see N. [Name] Sheets of 017.03) |
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GOW'S LINN |
Gow's Linn
Gow's Linn
Gow's Linn |
R. Ker Esqr. Auchinraith House
F. Hamilton Writer, Hamilton
A. Jackson Esqr. " Blantyre Park" |
011.16 |
A waterfall about 13 feet high on "Whistleberry ", or "Park Burn". The origin of the name is supposed to be from some person of the neighborhood. It is well known in the Parish. |
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WHISTLEBERRY BRIDGE |
Whistleberry Bridge Whistleberry Bridge Whistleberry Bridge Whistleberry Bridge |
R. Ker Esqr. Auchinraith House F. Hamilton, Writer, Hamilton D. Gairdner, Factor - Duke of Hamilton's J. Mc Lellan Road Surveyor. |
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adjoining Parish the same name,except some slight inclines in Roads near termed Braes,which, upon the authorities here quoted, the name does not apply to. Unless the name be applied to the Bridge or the Burn, a well known name will be lost sight of. |
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WHISTLEBERRY BRIDGE |
Whistleberry Bridge
Whistleberry Bridge
Whistleberry Bridge
Whistleberry Bridge |
R. Ker Esqr. Auchinraith House
F. Hamilton, Writer, Hamilton
D. Gairdner, Factor - Duke of Hamilton's
J. Mc Lellan Road Surveyor. |
011.16 |
A good Stone Bridge over the Burnwhich comes from the Farm of Blantyre Park, & which is called "Park Burn" until it is joined by a Burn from Hamilton Parish, which bears the name "Wellshaw Burn" - XI-15 Trace 3. The same authorities for the Bridge, authorize the same name for the Burn from the point described above to where it enters the River Clyde - a distance of not more than 19 chains. This Bridge has always borne the names given, together with the Burn, some slight inclines in the Roads termed braes. From the nature of the object, & the name being a well known name in the neighborhood, it has been applied to the Bridge in preference tothe Burn, as the latter is evidently but the continuation of "Park Burn", & like many other Burns, bears the name while passing through their lands,which in the proprietor's titles bear the name"Whistleberry". The proper application of this name is scarcely known in the Parish.It is, however commonly applied to everything in the neighborhood of the Burn.
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CRAIGMUIR |
Craigmuir
Craigmuir
Craigmuir |
Valuation Roll
J. Wardrop Moore Esqr. Pr. [Proprietor]
Alexander Roxburgh, Occupier |
017.02 |
A thatched house occupied by Cotters. The property of J. W. Moore Esqr. , Greenhall. There is a Public Road from Blantyre to this house. It joins a Parish Road about 18 chains south of "Craigmuir". |
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NEWHOUSE |
Newhouse
Newhouse
Newhouse |
Valuation Roll
Meikleham's Map
John Coats, Proprietor |
017.02 |
A Farm Steading occupied by the Proprietor. Part of the Lands used on this Farm, belongs to Lord Blantyre. |
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SYDES |
Sydes
Sydes
Sydes
Sides
Sides
Sides |
Valuation Roll
Thomas Maxwell Esqr. Shott , Past Proprietor
Mr. Craig Birdfield
Meikleham's Map
Forest's Co. [County] Map
Johnston's County Map |
017.02 |
A couple of thatched houses belonging to different Proprietors. It was formerly a Farm Steading but is, at present occupied by Cotters.
The origin of the name is not known. It is usually spelt in the Parish with a y. |
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BLANTYRE PARK [farm] |
Blantyre Park
Blantyre Park
Blantyre Park
Blantyre Park
Park
Park
Park
Park
Park
Park |
Property Plan
Andrew Jackson Proprietor of the west Farm
Proprietor's Carts
Mr. Miller Proprietor of east Farm
Valuation Roll
Meikleham's Map
Forest's Co. [County] Map
Johnston's County Map
Map of Hamilton & Strathavon Railway
New Statistical Account |
017.02 |
A couple of Farm Steadings belonging to , & occupied by two Proprietors. There is no distinction term used by either Proprietor to these Farms. The name is therefore written so as to be apply to both Farms. In the Parish they are commonly called "Park" but Mr. Jackson, Proprietor of the west Farm, insists that his Farm, & Lands belonging to it, are properly "Blantyre Park", & that the east Farm also upon the Lands of "Blantyre Park" as well as the dwelling house situated about 15 chains south east of it. No distinctions are used by the Proprietors of these three properties, each claims the proper name as "Blantyre Park", but in the Parish the distinction "Park" is best known as applying to Mr. Jackson's, &Mr Millers, & " Blantyre Park" To Mrs. Weirs, the house south east of the others. The latter is a superior dwelling. There is a Mineral Well a short distance south of Mr. Jacksons' Farm.
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BLANTYRE PARK [house] |
Blantyre Park
Blantyre Park
Blantyre Park
Blantyre Park
Blantyre Park |
Valuation Roll
Mrs. Weir, Proprietress
Forest's Co. [County] Map
Johnston's Map
Meikleham's Map |
017.02 |
A superior dwelling having a garden & orchard, & some lands attached, occupied by the Proprietress , Mrs.Weir. It is approached from the Farms of "Blantyre Park" by an occupation Road, fenced, on both sides. There is no distinctive name or term used by the proprietors of these three properties. This is well known as "Blantyre Park", & the others as " Park". (see N. [Name] Sheets of the Farms on same Trace). |
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PUMP [Blantyre Park] |
Mineral Well or Spring
Mineral Well or Spring
Mineral Well or Spring |
New Statistical Account
Property Plan
A. Jackson Proprietor, Park |
017.02 |
"There is a Mineral Spring at Park on the west side of the Parish. The water is sulphureous or hepatic & smells like rotten eggs". New Statistical Account.
Since Coal has been wrought in the vicinity the water, from dipping to the workings, has become scarce. A pump has been recently put on by the Proprietor, Mr. Jackson. |
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CALDERSIDE |
Calderside
Calderside
Calderside
Calderside |
Valuation Roll
Meikleham's Map
New Statistical Account
G. Anderson Esqr. Proprietor |
017.02 |
A good Farm Steading. The property of G. Anderson Esqr. of Springfield. There are Cement Kilns about 12 chains north of this Farm. Coal, & a stone used for making cement are found on this property. |
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CEMENT KILNS [Calderside] |
Cement Kilns
Cement Kilns
Cement Kilns |
G. Anderson, Proprietor
Robert Nelson, Lessee
John Dick, Kiln-man |
017.02 |
Five brick Kilns, on the side of the Parish Road, about 12 feet high &open on the sides, next the Road. They are used for burning stone to Ashes, which are afterwards ground in mills in Glasgow, for the purpose of producing Roman Cement. The stone used is got by mining. (Mine written on Trace 6 , XVII-1). There is a row of dwellings opposite the Cement Kilns which has no name. |
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LOCH [Calderside] |
Loch (sometimes flooded in winter)
Loch (sometimes flooded in winter) |
G. Anderson Esqr. Proprietor
Robert Nelson, Lessee |
017.02 |
A piece of low wet land at the bottom of "Camp Knowe" , in an arable field on the Farm of Calderside. It is at present sewn with corn, & may be considered as arable ground, being only flooded in winter, & then can at any time be drained by means of a sluice which empties it into a Stream that enters the Rotten Calder. It is principally kept for Curling in Winter. The Surveyed edge cannot now (June) be defined. |
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CAMP KNOWE |
Camp Knowe
Camp Knowe
Camp Knowe
Camp Knowe |
New Statistical Account
G. Anderson Esqr. Proprietor
Robert Nelson, Tenant
New Statistical Account |
017.02 |
"There is a singular conical hill at Calderside, which goes by the name of "Camp Knowe". It is 600 feet in circumference, & was anciently surrounded by a ditch" New Statistical Account.
The Knowe is now ploughed over & does not retain anything of the shape above described. The slope shewn on Examination Trace appears to have been part of the Knowe. All the other sides are too gradual to represent by a slope. The bottom of the Knowe, - shewn in yellow, now mingles with the other parts of the field that it is difficult to properly define. The name is written on the Examination Trace exactly on the highest part. No remains of a ditch are now to be seen, nor do the Proprietor nor the best authorities in the vicinity know the place where a " Subterranean Structure" described in New Statistical Account was found. There is a Loch on the south east of Camp Knowe, which is in Winter sometimes flooded. |
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AUCHENTIBBER |
Auchentibber
Auchentibber
Auchentibber
Auchentibber & Auchentiber
Auchentiber
Auchentiber |
Valuation Roll
Rent Receipt (Written by Factor)
Meikleham's Map
Tenant's Carts
Forest's Co. [County] Map
Johnston's Co. [County ] Map
"Auchaw, Achan, "a species of pear" |
017.02 |
A good Farm Steading, the property of Sir W. Maxwell Bart. [Baronet] . There is a young Plantation & an old Lime Stone Quarry, as well as some old Limekilns, east of this Farm, which bear the same name, from being on the land known as Auchentibber. |
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MUIRFOOT |
Muirfoot
Muirfoot
Muirfoot |
Valuation Roll
Mrs. W. Cumming Prs. [Proprietress]
Forest's Co. [ County] Map |
017.02 |
A couple of houses named from the Muir of Blantyre coming formerly to this place, which is still divided into small portions of land that were formerly given to the Heritors of the Parish to cut peat in. Those portions do not, in some cases, exceed a few perches. They (the division marks) are all defaced, and now exist only in the memories of the persons ho hold their right to the original prtions for cutting peat upon. These small portions are all cultivated, it could not be perceived inthe fields they are in as separate properties. |
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SPRINGPARK P.H. [Muirfoot] |
Springpark
Springpark
Springpark |
Valuation Roll
Alexander Leggat, Feuar
A. Jackson, Park |
017.02 |
A Public House well known by the name. It is on part of the Lands known in the Parish as "Muirfoot". Feued off Mr. Jackson of Park. |
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PARKNEUK |
Parkneuk
Parkneuk
Parkneuk |
Valuation Roll
A Jackson, Park
Thomas Murdoch, Feuar |
017.02 |
This name applies to several small, poor, dwelling houses on the west side of the Parish Road, south of "Muirfoot". The name is taken from the Park they are in, which is sub-feued from Mr Jackson of Blantyre Park. There is a good Limestone Quarry & a couple of Freestone Quarries, about Parkneuk. |
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BROOMHOUSE |
Broomhouse
Broomhouse
Broomhouse |
Valuation Roll
A. Jackson, Park
J. Dickson Feuar |
017.02 |
A thatched house the middle part of which is in ruins. The property of J. Dickson, occupier. |
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GREENBLAIRS |
Greenblairs
Greenblairs
Greenblairs
Greenblairs
Greenblairs |
Valuation Roll
Occupier's Carts
Forest's Co: [County] Map
Matthew Leggat Tenant
J. Stewart Esqr. "Factor". |
017.02 |
A farm steading the property of the Right Honble: [Honourable] Charles Lord Blantyre, There is a Chalybeate spring or open well a short distance south-west of this farm. (017.06 Trace 2). |
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RED BURN |
Red Burn
Red Burn
Red Burn
Red Burn |
Forest's Co: [County] Map
Johnston's Co: [County] Map
New Statistical Account
A. Jackson, Blantyre Park |
017.03 |
A Burn which rises on the Farm of Blantyre Park, & bears this name from flowing through a bed of Red Sandstone, which commences about the Mineral Well, 017.02 Trace 3, & extends as far as the quarry on the north side of the Parish Road which crosses this Burn. The name by which this Burn generally goes, in this Parish, is "Park Burn", With the exception of the last Authority, there has not been any one found in the Parish, who identifies the Burn, at any part, as "Red Burn". Park Burn would better apply to the whole extent of the Burn as it appears that, however well it may have been known, it is now almost obsolete. |
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ROTTEN CALDER |
Rotten Calder
Rotten Calder
Rotten Calder
Rotten Calder
Rotten Calder
Rotten Calder |
New Statistical Account
Gazetteer of Scotland (Fullarton's)
Meikleham's Map
Forest's Co: [County] Map
Johnston's Co: [County] Map
A. Jackson Esqr. Park |
017.05 |
" A little river which rises in Elrig Muir in Kilbride Parish, and is at first called Park Burn, afterwards Calder Water - and at length Rotten Calder. It enters this Parish at a point where it is joined by the Rotten Burn". New Statistical Account. From the point where Rotten Burn joins this Water, it is called Rotten Calder until it enters the Clyde. It leaves this Parish & enters Kilbride about 2 miles from the " Rotten Burn". It again forms the Parish Boundary about a mile north of where it enters Kilbride - Plan 011.14. |
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LAIGHLYOCK |
Laighlyock
Laighlyock
Laighlyock
Laighlyock |
Rent Receipt signed by Factor
Valuation Roll
Forest's Co: [County] Map
Johnston's Co: [County] Map |
017.05 |
A good farm steading, the property of Miss Stewart of Torrance. |
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TORRANCE LINN |
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Laighlyock [written in pencil below Authorities]
Factor to be added |
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EDGE |
Edge
Edge
Edge
Edge |
Valuation Roll
Meikleham's Map
James Warnock Occupier
J. Stewart Esqr. "Factor" |
017.02 |
A Farm Steading. The property of the Right Honourable Charles Lord Blantyre. |
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HOLMBARNS |
Holmbarns
Holmbarns
Holmbarns
Holmbarns
Holmbarns |
Valuation Roll
Hugh Warnock, Tenant, Laighlyock
James Warnock |
017.05 |
A thatched house on the Farm of "Laighlyock", occupied by Colliers. The property of Miss Stewart of Torrance. |
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The Hermitage XVII-5 Trace 6 For Authorities And description see name sheets of East Kilbride
The Black Linn XVII-5 Trace 6 For Authorities And description see name sheets of East Kilbride |
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CALDERSIDE PIT |
Calderside Coal Pit
Calderside Coal Pit
Calderside Coal Pit |
G. Anderson Esqr. Pr.[ Proprietor]
A. Jackson Esqr. Park
Robert Nelson, Calderside |
017.06 |
A Coal Pit on the Lands of Calderside wrought by the Proprietor- G. Anderson Esqr. Springfield. This Coal work is famous, in the neighbourhood, as being the smallest in Scotland. |
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HARTFIELD |
Hartfield
Hartfield
Hartfield |
Valuation Roll
James Pollock, Stewartfield
A. Jackson Esqr. Park |
017.06 |
A row of Collier's dwellings north of Stewartfield. The name is well known. the property of Mr. Dixon of Govan Iron Works. |
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STEWARTFIELD |
Stewartfield
Stewartfield
Stewartfield
Stewartfield |
Valuation Roll
Estate Map
James Pollock Occupier
J. Stewart Esqr. "Factor" |
017.06 |
A good Farm Steading. The property of the Right Honourable Charles Lord Blantyre. There is a row of Collier's dwellings north of the farm, bearing a different name. There is a Chalybeate Spring a short distance south of this farm. |
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LOCHDUB |
Lochdub
Lochdub
Lochdub
Lochdub
Lochdub |
Valuation Roll
Meikleham's Map
Forest's Co. [County] Map
John Anderson Tenant
J. Stewart Esqr. "Factor" |
017.06 |
An old Farm Steading almost in ruins. It is now farmed with the Lands of Lodgehill. The property of the Right Honble [Honourable] Charles Lord Blantyre. |
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LODGEHILL |
Lodgehill
Lodgehill
Lodgehill
Lodgehill
Lodgehill |
Valuation Roll
Meikleham's Map
Forest's Co.[County] Map
John Anderson Tenant
J. Stewart Esqr. "Factor" |
017.06 |
A Farm Steading, the property of thr Right Honble. [Honourable] Charles Lord Blantyre. " Blantyre Muir" comes as far as the Road south of this Farm. |
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NEWFIELD |
Newfield
Newfield
Newfield
Newfield |
Valuation Roll
Rent Receipt
James Leggat Tenant
A. Jackson Esq. Park |
017.06 |
A Farm Steading. The property of T. J. Rankin Esqr. , Airdrie. Several cart names are given to the steading. That given is the proper name recognised by the Proprietor. |
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ROTTEN BURN |
Rotten Burn
Rotten Burn
Rotten Burn
Rotten Burn
Rotten Burn
Rotten Burn |
New Statistical Account
Forest's Co: [County] Map
Johnston's Co: [County] Map
Mr. A. Jackson. Park
F. Hamilton, Writer, Hamilton |
017.10 |
A burn which rises in the Parish of Hamilton, & from near the point where it enters this Parish, forms the southern Boundary between it & Glassford until it enters the Calder Water, from which point the latter (Calder Water) bears the name "Rotten Calder" until it enters the River Clyde. |
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BLANTYRE MUIR |
Blantyre Muir
Blantyre Muir
Blantyre Muir |
Mr. A. Jackson, Park
Mr. Young, Croftangreen
James Pollock, Stewartfield |
017.10 |
A tract of heathy moor land on the south of the Parish, extending from Croftangreen in the south to near " Lodgehill" in the north, & from "Lochdub", in the east, to the Rotten Calder in the west. This Muir formerly extended over the greater part of the Parish. Many small portions of the original muir are now detached from the largest portion above described. The property of the Right Honble [Honourable] Charles Lord Blantyre. |
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CROFTANGREEN |
Croftangreen
Croftangreen
Croftangreen
Croftangram
Croftangram
Croftangram
Croftangram |
Valuation Roll
Rent Receipt signed by Factor
J. Stewart Esqr. "Factor"
New Statistical Account
Meikleham's Map
Forest's Co. [County] Map
Johnston's Co. [County] Map
Estate Maps |
017.10 |
A thatched house at the southern extremity of "Blantyre Muir". It is principally kept for cutting peat from the muir. The property of the Right Honble [Honourable] Charles Lord Blantyre.
This name is usually pronounced according to the last named Authorities. |
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OS1/21/4
NAME BOOK.
Co. LANARK,
PARISH of BLANTYRE. |
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INDEX
Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Archer's Croft -- 11 -- 14 -- 38
Auchinraith House -- 11 -- 15 -- 47
Auchinraith -- 11 -- 15 -- 47
Auchentibber -- 17 -- 2 -- 58
Blantyre Farm House -- 11 -- 6 -- 5
Boatland -- 11 -- 7 -- 7
Blantyre Farm -- 11 -- 7 -- 11
Blantyre Farm Cottage -- 11 -- 7 -- 11
Blantyre Priory -- 11 -- 7 -- 13
Black Mill -- 11 -- 10 -- 15
Bardikes -- 11 -- 10 -- 16
Blantyre Station -- 11 -- 11 -- 20
Bowes Hill -- 11 -- 11 -- 21
Blantyre Works Farm -- 11 -- 11 -- 22
Blantyre Lodge -- 11 -- 11 -- 22
Blantyre Works -- 11 -- 11 -- 23
Burial Ground -- 11 -- 11 -- 27
Barnhill -- 11 -- 14 -- 32
Braehead -- 11 -- 14 -- 33
Broompark or New Mains -- 11 -- 14 -- 34
Blantyre -- 11 -- 14 -- 39
Blantyre Cotton Work -- 11 -- 15 -- 48
Bellsfield -- 11 -- 15 -- 48
Birdsfield -- 11 -- 15 -- 49
Brick & Tile Works -- 11 -- 15 -- 49
Burnbrae -- 11 -- 15 -- 49
Blantyre Park -- 17 -- 2 -- 54
Blantyre Park -- 17 -- 2 -- 55
Broomhouse -- 17 -- 2 -- 59
Blantyre Muir -- 17 -- 10 -- 68
Caledonian Railway (Clydesdale Junction) -- 11 -- 6 -- 5
Calderbank -- 11 -- 6 -- 5
Chapel Eddy -- 11 -- 7 -- 9
Craigknowe -- 11 -- 10 -- 15
Coatshill -- 11 -- 10 -- 16
Caledonian Railway (Hamilton Branch) -- 11 -- 11 -- 20
Cotton Mill -- 11 -- 11 -- 24
Craighead House -- 11 -- 11 -- 28 |
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Check T. P. [Turn Pike] -- 11 -- 14 -- 39
Church -- 11 -- 14 -- 39
Croftfoot -- 11 -- 14 -- 42
Causeystone P.H. [Public House] -- 11 -- 14 -- 42
Clive Place P.H. [Public House] -- 11 -- 15 -- 45
Craighead -- 11 -- 15 -- 46
Craigmuir -- 17 -- 2 -- 53
Calderside -- 17 -- 2 -- 56
Cement Kiln -- 17 -- 2 -- 56
Camp Knowe -- 17 -- 2 -- 57
Calderside Pit (Coal) -- 17 -- 6 -- 65
Croftangreen -- 17 -- 10 -- 68
Dye Works -- 11 -- 11 -- 25
East Haughhead -- 11 -- 2 -- 3
Edge -- 17 -- 2 -- 64
Free Church -- 11 -- 14 -- 31
Gas Works -- 11 -- 11 -- 25
Greencroft -- 11 -- 14 -- 31
Greenhall -- 11 -- 14 -- 37
Gow's Linn -- 11 -- 16 -- 51
Greenblairs -- 17 -- 2 -- 59
Homeston -- 11 -- 11 -- 28
Hunthill -- 11 -- 14 -- 33
Holmbarns -- 17 -- 5 -- 64
Hartfield -- 17 -- 6 -- 65
Kennings Well -- 11 -- 14 -- 43
Larkfield -- 11 -- 14 -- 29
Loanfoot -- 11 -- 14 -- 36
Law Knowes -- 11 -- 14 -- 37
Loch -- 17 -- 2 -- 56
Laighlyock -- 17 -- 5 -- 63
Lodgehill -- 17 -- 6 -- 66
Lochdub -- 17 -- 6 -- 66
Madder Mill -- 11 -- 11 -- 24
Millheugh House -- 11 -- 14 -- 30
Manse -- 11 -- 14 -- 31
Manse -- 11 -- 14 -- 36
Mains Old Place -- 11 -- 14 -- 41 |
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Muirfoot -- 17 -- 2 -- 58
Newhouse -- 17 -- 2 -- 53
Newfield -- 17 -- 6 -- 66
Old Mill (Ruin) -- 11 -- 14 -- 30
Prior Bridge -- 11 -- 7 -- 17
Priory Plantation -- 11 -- 11 -- 19
Powerloom Factory (Cotton) -- 11 -- 11 -- 25
Pathfoot -- 11 -- 14 -- 32
Priestfield -- 11 -- 14 -- 36
Parkburn -- 11 -- 14 -- 50
Pump -- 17 -- 2 -- 55
Parkneuk -- 17 -- 2 -- 59
Ruin -- 11 -- 7 -- 8
River Clyde -- 11 -- 11 -- 27
Rosebank -- 11 -- 11 -- 28
Red Burn -- 17 -- 3 -- 61
Rotten Calder -- 17 -- 5 -- 63
Rotten Burn -- 17 -- 10 -- 67
Suspension Bridge -- 11 -- 11 -- 26
School -- 11 -- 11 -- 27
Springfield -- 11 -- 14 -- 33
School -- 11 -- 14 -- 35
Smithy Croft -- 11 -- 14 -- 35
Shott -- 11 -- 11 -- 35
School -- 11 -- 11 -- 36
Stonefield -- 11 -- 15 -- 45
Stonefield Cottage -- 11 -- 15 -- 45
Stonefield Brick Field -- 11 -- 15 -- 46
Springwell -- 11 -- 15 -- 46
Sydes -- 17 -- 2 -- 53
Springpark PH [Public House] -- 17 -- 2 -- 58
Stewartfield -- 17 -- 6 -- 65
Thornhill -- 11 -- 11 -- 21
The Path -- 11 -- 14 -- 29
Torrance Linn --- 17 -- 5 -- 63
The Gray Mare -- 17 -- 5 -- 64
The Hermitage -- 17 -- 5 -- 64
The Black Linn -- 17 -- 5 -- 64 |
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
The Trough Linn --17 -- 5 -- 64
West Haughhead -- 11 -- 2 -- 3
Westneuk -- 11 -- 11 -- 21
Woodhouse -- 11 -- 11 -- 22
Woodburn -- 11 -- 11 -- 28
Wheatlandhead -- 11 -- 14 -- 31
Winks -- 11 -- 15 -- 45
Whistleberry Bridge -- 11 -- 16 -- 52 |
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