Lanarkshire volume 08

  1. Records
  2. Ordnance Survey Name Books
  3. Lanarkshire OS Name Books, 1858-1861
  4. Lanarkshire volume 08
Page List of names as written Various modes of spelling Authorities for spelling Situation Description remarks Continued entries/extra info Transcriber's notes
OS1/21/8/1 CAMBUSNETHAN [parish] Cambusnethan Parish Cambusnethan Parish Cambusnethan Parish Cambusnethan Parish Cambusnethan Parish Camnethan Old Statistical Account New Statistical Account Chalmers' Caledonia Full [Fullarton's] Gazeteer Vol 1 Sheriff's Returns Original Par Scotiae County Maps 012; 013; 018; 019 " The parish of Cambusnethan obtained it's name from the location of the old Parish church near the Clyde , where the river makes a beautiful bend. The prefix of the name is obviously the Celtic, Camus which was applied to the bend of a water and has in this, and various other names , been changed to Cambus(underlined); the adjunct to Nethan is supposed to have been derived from the name of some saint, to whom the church was presumed to have been dedicated." - Chalmers' Caledonia "The parish is bounded by Shotts on the north; Whitburn and West Calder on the east; Carnwath, Carstairs and Carluke on the south; Hamilton, Dalserf, Dalziel and Bothwell on the west. " - New Statistical Account
OS1/21/8/1 Heading: Parish of Cambusnethan - Lanarkshire [Page] 1 There is no portion of this parish detached nor is there any other part or parts of any other parish contained within boundry R.H
OS1/21/8/2 MEADOWHEAD COTTAGE Meadowhead Cottage Meadowhead Cottage John McNab ,Forester, occupier Mr. Miller, Factor 012.14 A cottage having a garden attached the property of Lord Belhaven
OS1/21/8/2 Header: [Page] 2 Sheet XII Parish of Cambusnethan Lanarkshire Situation Trace 6
OS1/21/8/3 COLTNESS MILL Coltness Mill Coltness Mill Henry Houldsworth Esq. of Coltness Mr. Houden, Coltness Gardener 012.15 This was formerly a corn mill. The machinery is now applied for forcing a supply of water to Coltness mansion and offices
OS1/21/8/3 TEMPLE GILL Temple Gill Temple Gill Henry Houldeworth Esq. Mr. Houden Gardener 012.15 A small stream or burn having its rise on the lands of Coltness and running westerly to its influx with the South Calder Water neare Coltness Mill
OS1/21/8/3 WISHAW HOUSE Wishaw House Wishaw House Wishaw House Lady Belhaven William Miller, Factor New Statistical Account 012.15 A very fine mansion of the castelated style having offices; a farm yard; bowling-green; garden and a considerable demesne or park attached, the property and residence of Lord Belhaven
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OS1/21/8/3 - The word machinery in the Coltness Mill description is actually in the situation column
OS1/21/8/4 COLTNESS Coltness Coltness Henry Houldsworth Esq. Mr. Houden, Gardener 012.15 A large and very fine mansion having extensive offices, a farm yard; Bowling-green, garden and a considerable demesne or park attached. The property and residence of Henry Houldsworth Esq
OS1/21/8/4 COLTNESS MAINS Coltness Mains Coltness Mains James Gray, occupier Henry Houldsworth Esq 012.15 A farm house having extensive offices attached occupied by James Gray. The property of Henry Houldsworth Esq.
OS1/21/8/4 MOSSNEUK Mossneuk Henry Houldsworth Esq. 012.15 A cottage , the property of Henry Houldsworth Esq
OS1/21/8/4 TEMPLEHALL Templehall Templehall Henry Houldsworth Esq. Mr. Houden, gardener 012.15 A small cottage occupied by an agricultural labourer. The property of Henry Houldsworth Esq.
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OS1/21/8/5 BRANCHALBURN Branchalburn Branchalburn Branchelburn Branchalburn J Russell Occupier Rent Receipt Valuation Roll 1858-9 J. Hunter Esq Newmains House 012.16 A farm house and offices, the property of ----Lockhart Esq. of Cambusnethan
OS1/21/8/5 EAST CRINDLEDYKE East Crindledyke East Crindledyke East Crindledyke Alexander Smith Occupier Rent Receipt Valuation Roll 1858-9 012.16 A farm house and offices attached the property of --- Lockhart Esq. of Cambusnethan
OS1/21/8/5 MOSSNEUK PLANTATION Mossneuk Plantation Mossneuk Plantation Archibald McArthur Forester J. Russell. 012.16 A plantation on the lands of Coltness the property of Henry Holdsworth Esq.
OS1/21/8/5 WEST CRINDLEDYKE West Crindledyke West Crindledyke West Crindledyke J. Harris Occupier Rent Receipt Valuation Roll (1858-9) 012.16 A farmhouse and offices attached the property of --- Lockhart Esq. of Cambusnethan
OS1/21/8/5 SOUTH CALDER WATER South Calder Water 012.16 For descriptive remarks and Authorities See Name Sheets for the parish of Sotts
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OS1/21/8/5 There is no entry on the table for South Calder Water which appears on this page. Notification sent.
OS1/21/8/6 AUCHTERHALL Auchterhall Auchterhall James Hunter Esq J. Greig Manager at Iron Works 012.16 2 thatched cottages on the east side of Auchter Water the property of H. Houldsworth Esqr
OS1/21/8/6 BAILLIESMUIR Bailliesmuir Bailliesmuir Mrs. Dinsdale Proprietor J. Hunter Esq Newmains House 012.16 A few cottages a short distance northeast of Newmains
OS1/21/8/6 BRANCHAL PLANTATION Branchal Plantation; Branchal Plantation; Archibald McArthur; J. Russell; 012.16 A plantation on the lands of Coltness the property of Henry Houldsworth Esq.[Esquire]
OS1/21/8/6 MUIRHOUSES Muirhouses Muirhouses Muirhouses Alexander Smith Robert Martin J. Hunter Esq 012.16 A number of cottages situated between Whitestripe and Bailliesmuir
OS1/21/8/6 WHITESTRIPE Whitestripe Whitestripe Whitestripe Robert Martin Occupier James Hunter Esq Rent Receipts 012.16 A farm house and offices the property of Henry Houldsworth Esq. of Coltness.
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OS1/21/8/7 AUCHTERHALL T.P. Auchterhall T.P. Auchterhall T.P. Sign Board J. Hunter Esq 012.16 A turn pike gate on the Carlisle & Stirling Road, and in the village of Newmains
OS1/21/8/7 BROWN STREET [Newmains] Brown Street Brown Street J. Hunter Esq J. Greig Esq. 012.16 A street in the village of Newmains
OS1/21/8/7 CHURCH AND SCHOOL [Newmains] Coltness Church & School Coltness Church & School Coltness Church & School Government Schedules J. Hunter Esq J. Greig Esq Manager; 012.16 See description for Newmains.
OS1/21/8/7 HOPE STREET [Newmains] Hope Street Hope Street J. Hunter Esq J. Greig Esq 012.16 A street with a single row of houses in the village of Newmains
OS1/21/8/7 NEWMAINS [village] Newmains; Newmains; J. Hunter Esq.[Esquire] of Newmains House; J. Greig Manager 012.16 A village comprising of Coltness Iron Works, a number of handsomely built cottages; 2 streets viz. Hope Street & Brown Street, and 4 rows Viz-Stonecraigs Row (underlined), Newmains Row(underlined), and Stable Row underlined). That row next to Auchterhall is not designated but is part of Newmains village. A very handsome edifice has been recently erectd here by Government which is appropriated as a school during the week and a church on Sunday, seats for about 600.
OS1/21/8/7 STABLE ROW Stable Row; Stable Row; J. Hunter Esq.[Esquire]; J. Greig Esq.[Esquire]; 012.16 A short row of cottages at the east end of Brown Street
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OS1/21/8/8 NEWMAINS ROW Newmains Row Newmains Row James Hunter Esq J. Greig Esq 012.16 2 rows of dwelling houses in the village of Newmains
OS1/21/8/8 NORTHMUIR Northmuir Northmuir J. Hunter Esq Archibald McArthur Occupier 012.16 A small cottage on the lands of Coltness. The property of Henry Houldsworth Esq.[Esquire]
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OS1/21/8/9 BLIND BURN Blind Burn Blind Burn Blind Burn William Waddell Adam Smith Forrest's County Map 013.06 A small stream or burn having its rise in the farm Kepplehill and running in northerly direction to its influx with the South Calder Water
OS1/21/8/9 BRAEHEAD Braehead Braehead Adam Smith Thomas Young 013.06 A few dwelling houses on the south side of the road opposite to Burnbrae
OS1/21/8/9 BURNBRAE Burnbrae Burnbrae Adam Smith Thomas Young Proprietor 013.06 A few dwelling houses on the north side of the parish road that passes through East Tarbrax
OS1/21/8/9 REDHALL Redhall Redhall Adam Smith Thomas Young 013.06 2 dwelling houses south east off Rose Cottage
OS1/21/8/9 ROSE COTTAGE Rose Cottage Rose Cottage Adam Smith Proprietor Thomas Young 013.06 A handsome cottage a short distance east of Burnbrae
OS1/21/8/9 TARBRAX BRICK AND TILE WORKS Tarbrax Brick & Tile Works Tarbrax Brick & Tile Works Archibald Stevenson West Tarbrax William Waddell 013.06 A small brick and tile works on the farm of West Tarbrax.
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OS1/21/8/10 EAST TARBRAX East Tarbrax East Tarbrax East Tarbrax East Torbrax William Waddell Occupier Rent Receipt Adam Smith Forrest County Map 013.06 A farm house and offices the property of John Jackson Esq of Hallhill
OS1/21/8/10 GOUKHILL Goukhill Goukhill W. Steel Occupier A Smith Rose Cottage 013.06 A dwelling house and offices. East of South Calder Water.
OS1/21/8/10 SOUTH CALDER WATER South Calder Water South Calder Water South Calder Water South Calder Water William Waddell Forrest's County Map Adam Smith Robert Steuart Esq of Murdoston 012.16 A considerable stream or burn having its rise on the farm of Starryshaw and running in a westerly direction to its influx with the River Clyde
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OS1/21/8/11 CAIRNEYHEAD Cairneyhead Cairneyhead Cairneyhead James Duncan Occupier Williwm Steele Stane William Torrance Postmaster Stane 013.07 This is a farmhouse occupied by James Duncan and the property of Lord Deas.
OS1/21/8/11 SOUTHFIELD Southfield Southfield Southfied James Duncan Cairneyhead Wiliam Steele Stane William Torrance Stane 013.07 Buildings occupied by persons in the employment of the Shotts Iron company situated on the property of the Lord Deas.
OS1/21/8/11 TORBOTHIE Torbothie Torbothie Torbothie William Steele Stane William Torrance Postmaster Stane James Brownlie Headlesscross 013.07 Several cottages in the occupation of persons employed in Shotts Iron Works. It is the property of the Shotts Iron Company
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OS1/21/8/12 INN [Stane Inn] Stane Inn Stane Inn Stane Inn William Steele Stane William Torrance Stane James Brownlie Headlesscross 013.07 This Inn is situated in the village of Stane . It is occupied by Mrs Russell to whom it belongs.
OS1/21/8/12 STANE Stane Stane Stane William Steele Stane William Torrance Stane James Brownlie Headlesscross 013.07 This is a small village situated near Shotts Iron Works, in which the chief part of the inhabitants are employed. The only place of worship in the village is a small chapel belonging to the Morrisonians. There is one scholl and only one inn.
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OS1/21/8/13 STANEBENT Stanebent Stanebent Stanebent Williwm Steele Stane Mr George Steele Stanebent Mr. William Torrance Stane 013.07 A farm house occupied by Mr. George Steele and the property of his brother Mr. William Steele of Stane.
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OS1/21/8/15 WILSON'S SCHOOL Wilson's School Wilson's School Wilson's School William Steele Stane Trustee William Torrance Stane William Storry Badallan Trustee 013.07 This school was erected about 40 years ago by the Trustees of a merchant of Whitburn named Wilson, who left in their hands £!000 for the erection and support of a school at the village of Stane. £320 was expended in the erection of the school and a house for the teacher. £680 remain in the hands of the Trustees the interest of which goes to the support of the school. The site was given free to the Trustees by Shotts Iron Company. An addition was lately made to the school. The Government contributed part of the funds the remainder was made up by subscription. The school is now visited by Government Inspectors. Mr David Laurence is the present teacher.
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OS1/21/8/16 CAIRNEYHEAD COTTAGE Cairneyhead Cottage Cairneyhead Cottage Cairneyhead Cottage William Steele Stane William Torrance Stane James Brownlie Headlesscross 013.07 This cottage is occupied by Mrs John Hepburn and is the property of Lord Deas.
OS1/21/8/16 CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL [Stane] Chapel Chapel Chapel Congregational Chapel Congregational Chapel William Steele Stane William Torrance Postmaster Stane James Brownlee Headlesscross Revd[Reverend] J. Maconnachie Revd[Reverend] Mr Browne. U.P. 013.07 This is a small buiding lately erected. It belongs to a sect known as the Morisonians. It is the only house of worship at present in the village of Stane.
OS1/21/8/16 SPRINGHILL Springhill Springhill Springhill William Steel Stane William Torrance Stane James Brownlie Headlesscross 013.07 This, once a farmhouse is now occupied by cottagers and is the property of the Coltness Iron Company.
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OS1/21/8/16 For Springhill authority William Steele of Stane had been spelt without an "e"
OS1/21/8/17 EASTER BADALLAN Easter Badallan Easter Badallan Easter Badallan William Steele Stane James Brownlie Headlesscross William Storry Badallan 013.08 This is a farmhouse in the occupation of the proprietor Gland Storry
OS1/21/8/17 LEADLOCH Leadloch Leadloch Leadloch Thomas Waddell Occupier William Steele Stane James Brownlie Headlesscross 013.08 This is a farmhouse in the occupation of Thomas Waddell and the property of his brother James Waddell now residing in Canada West.
OS1/21/8/17 MEADOWFOOT Meadowfoot Meadowfoot Meadowfoot Thomas Waddell Leadloch Wiliam Steele Stane James Brownlie Headlesscross 013.08 A house now occupied by cottagers and the property of James Waddell now residing in Canada West North America
OS1/21/8/17 MULDRON BRIDGE 013.08
OS1/21/8/17 Header: County of Lanark; Parish of Cambusnethan [Page] 17 This page also contains an entry for Muldron Bridge which does not appear on the transcription table - a handwritten note states that it is described on the name Sheets of an adjoining parish.
OS1/21/8/17 For Easter Badallan:1881 Census shows the Christian name as "Gland"
OS1/21/8/18 BADALLAN Badallan Badallan Badallan William Storry Occupier William Steele Stane James Brownlie Headlesscross 013.08 A farmhouse occupied by the proprietor William Storry
OS1/21/8/18 BRICKHOUSE Brickhouse Brickhouse Brickhouse William Greenhorn Occupier James Brownlie Headlesscross William Steele Stane 013.08 This is a house in the occupation of William Greenhorn and the property of Shotts Iron company
OS1/21/8/18 LETHERBURN Letherburn Letherburn Letherburn William Storry Badallan James Brownlie Headlesscross William Steele Stane 013.08 A building occupied by cottagers and the property of William Storry of Badallan
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OS1/21/8/19 ALLANTON HOUSE Allanton House Allanton House Allanton House Valuation Roll Revd[Reverend] A. Scott; William Campbell T Clerk 013.09 A superior dwelling house with extensive offices garden and ornamental grounds attached the property of and occupied by Lady Seton Steuart.
OS1/21/8/19 CASTLE [houses] Castle Castle Castle Lady Seton Steuart Francis Fitzpatrick Occupier Revd[Reverend]A. Scott Bonkle 013.09 Three dwelling house so called by the proprietrix now occupied by Francis Fitzpatrick & others
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OS1/21/8/20 FOUNTAIN [Allanton House] Allanton Fountain Allanton Fountain Allanton Fountain Lady Seton Steuart Revd[Reverend] A. Scott Inscription 013.07 This fountain is about 14 chains N [North] West of Allanton House an object which the proprietrix wishes to have recorded. See Inscription "D M Allanni Stevart De Allainton Et de Daldve Equitis Banneretti Virlegregil Armis Acerimi Qui Insigni pugna apud Morningside Clarus Factus Fons Lacer V.S.L.A Facund C An 1813 XI Gradus Distans Hic Duce Illo Fortigsumo"
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OS1/21/8/20 Transciption of the Latin inscription is dodgy!
OS1/21/8/21 ALLANBANK Allanbank Allanbank Allanbank Lady Seton Steuart Robert Baxter Occupier John Caldwell 013.09 Three dwellinghouses and smithy so called the property of lady Seton Steuart occupied by Robert Baxter & others
OS1/21/8/21 DAMSIDE [farm] Damside Damside Damside Lady Seton Steuart James Pettigrew John Caldwell 013.09 A few cottages named as supplied the property of Lady Seton Steuart now occupied by James Pettigrew & others
OS1/21/8/21 SPRINGHEAD Springhead Springhead Springhead Lady Seton Steuart John Sommerville John Caldwell 013.09 Several cottages between Allanbank & West Redmyre the property of Lady Seton Steuart occupied by John Sommerville & others
OS1/21/8/21 WEST REDMIRE West Redmire West Redmire West Redmire Valuation Roll Lady Seton Steuart John Caldwell 013.09 A farmsteading the property of Lady Seton Steuart now occupied by John Caldwell.
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OS1/21/8/22 CROSSHILL Crosshill Crosshill Crosshill Lady Seton Steuart Robert Alexander Occupier Revd[Reverend] A. Scott 013.09 A few dwelling houses so called the property of Lady Seton Steuart now occupied by Robert Alexander & others
OS1/21/8/22 NEWARKGATE Newarkgate Newarkgate Newarkgate Lady Seton Steuart James Pettigrew Revd[Reverend] A. Scott 013.09 A cottage and garden known by the name supplied, the property of Lady Seton Steuart now occupied by James Pettigrew.
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OS1/21/8/22 Situation wrongly described as 13-02 It should read 13-09 Notification sent
OS1/21/8/23 ALLANTON GRAIN MILL Allanton Grain Mill Allanton Grain Mill Allanton Grain Mill Rent Receipt Printed on Bags; William Gibb 013.10 A grain mill on the farm of East Redmire the property of Lady Seaton Steuart of Allanton
OS1/21/8/23 EAST REDMIRE East Redmire East Redmire East Redmire William Gibb Occupier Rent Receipts Forrest's County Map 013.10 A farm house and offices the property of Lady Seaton Steuart of Allanton
OS1/21/8/23 HOLLANDBUSH Hollandbush Hollandbush Hollandbush Archibald Stevenson Thomas Wallace Forrest's County Map 013.10 A few dwelling houses on the farm of East Tarbrax
OS1/21/8/23 SCHOOL [South Dyke] School School Thomas Wallace Mr. Mason teacher 013.10 See South Dyke description
OS1/21/8/23 SOUTH DYKE South Dyke South Dyke Muiryett Muirgate Rent Receipts Thomas Wallace Occupier Archiblad Stevenson Forrest's County Map 013.10 A farm house and offices the property of John Jackson Esq There is also a school supported by the neighbouring farmers.
OS1/21/8/23 WEST TARBRAX West Tarbrax West Tarbrax West Tarbrax W. Torbrax Archibald Stevenson Occupier Rent Receipts Thomas Wallace Forrest's County Map 013.10 A farm house and offices the property of John Jackson of Hallhill.
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OS1/21/8/24 COAL BURN Coal Burn Coal Burn Coal Burn Robert Pettigrew William Inglis Forrest's County Map 013.10 A considerable stream or burn having its rise chiefly on the farm of Kepplehill and running in a westerly direction to its influx with the South Calder Water.
OS1/21/8/24 DAMSIDE [public house etc.] Damside Damside Damside William Pettigrew Occupier Rent Receipts Forrest's County Map 013.10 This name applies to a public house & offices also to 3 dwelling houses situated about 10 chains farther east. The property of Lady Seaton Steuart of Allanton.
OS1/21/8/24 HARTFIELD Hartfield Hartfield Hartfield Robert Pettigrew Rent Receipts Forrest's County Map 013.10 A farm house and offices attached. The property of Lady Seaton Steuart.
OS1/21/8/24 KEPPLEHILL Kepplehill Kepplehill Kaplehill William Inglis Occupier Rent Receipt Forrest's County Map 013.10 A farm house and offices the property of J. Jackson Esq.[Esquire] of Hallhill
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OS1/21/8/25 GARRION BURN Garrion Burn Garrion Burn Garrion Burn Revd [Reverend] Mr Brown Mr. William Campbell Town Clerk Mr. Steel Writer 013.10 This stream flows through Garrion Gill forming the southern boundary of parish for a considerable distance from its junction with the River Clyde.
OS1/21/8/25 GARRION GILL Garrion Gill Garrion Gill Garrion Gill Revd [Reverend] Mr. Brown William Campbell Town Clerk Mr. Miller Factor 13.1; 18.11 A glen or ravine so called on the Southern Bounary of the parish the side of which are steep and wooded in many places
OS1/21/8/25 GARRION GILL BRIDGE 018.11 Does not appear on this page
OS1/21/8/25 REDMIRE T.P. Redmire Toll Bar Redmire Toll Bar Redmire Toll Bar Road Schedule John Finlay Collector William Rennie Road Surveyor 013.10 A toll bar on the Turnpike road between Edinburgh & Ayr
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OS1/21/8/25 Name as written Viz "Carrion Burn" is incorrect - should read Garrion Burn" Garrion Gill Bridge does not appear on this page Notification sent
OS1/21/8/26 GARRION BRIDGE Garrion Bridge Garrion Bridge Garrion Bridge William Campbell T Clerk Rev. [Reverend] P Brown John Henderson 018.11 No remarks
OS1/21/8/26 GARRION GILL BRIDGE Garriongill Bridge Garriongill Bridge Garriongill Bridge John Henderson Road Man David Hutcheson William Rennie Road Surveyor 018.11 No remarks
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OS1/21/8/27 BLACKHALL Blackhall Blackhall Blackhall; William Pettigrew Occupier Rent Receipts Forrest's County Map 013.10 A farm house and offices attached the property of David Bell Esq Glasgow.
OS1/21/8/27 COALBURN COTTAGE Coalburn Cottage Coalburn Cottage John Clelland Occupier Willam Pettigrew 013.10 A cottage on the south side of the Coal Burn, hence the name
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OS1/21/8/29 BELLMOUNT Bellmount Bellmount Robert Thomson Stanemains Robert Black Knowton 013.11 A short row of small dwelling houses occupied by colliers. The property of a Mr. Bell. Glasgow
OS1/21/8/29 KNOWTON Knowton Knowton Knowton Robert Black Occupier Rent Receipt Forrest's County Map 013.11 A farm house and offices, the property of John Brownlee Esq Partick
OS1/21/8/29 LINGORE LINN Lingore Linn Lingore Linn Lingore Linn Robert Black Robert Thomson Forrest's County Map 013.11 A small stream or burn having its rise on the farm of Blackhall and running in a northeasterly direction as far as the parish boundary,
OS1/21/8/29 STANEMAINS Stanemains Stanemains Robert Thomson Occupier & Proprietor Robert Black 013.11 A small cottage having a garden and a few acres of ground attached
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OS1/21/8/30 BLACKHALL STATION Blackhall Station Blackhall Station Blackhall Station Thomas Baird Station Master Robert Thomson William Campbell Assessor 013.11 A station for mineral and goods traffic on the Wilsonton and Morningside branch of the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway.
OS1/21/8/30 SHOTTS BRANCH RAILWAY Shotts Branch Shotts Branch Shotts Branch Thomas Baird Robert Thomson William Campbell Assessor 013.11 A branch or section of the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway extending from Blackhall Station to the Shotts Iron Works.
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OS1/21/8/31 HEADLESSCROSS Headlesscross Headlesscross Headlesscross James Brownlie Headlesscross Alexander Brownlie Mains Mr. William Steele Stane 013.12 This name applies to a farm house cottage and Toll House. The cottage and farm house are the property of James Brownlie
OS1/21/8/31 MAINS Mains Mains Mains James Brownlie Headlesscross Alexander Brownlie Occupier William Steele Stane 013.12 This is a farmhouse situated near Headlesscross occupied by Alexander Brownlie and the property of James Brownlie of Headlesscross.
OS1/21/8/31 KITCHEN LINN 013.12
OS1/21/8/31 Header: County of Lanark Parish of Cambusnethan [Page] 31 There is an Entry ( but no transcription record) on the page for "Kitchen Linn " reading See plans of West Calder Parish Edinburghshire.
OS1/21/8/31 Mains: Situation is wrongly ascribed to 013-10 when it should read 013-12. Notification sent.
OS1/21/8/32 CAUSEYHILL Causeyhill Causeyhill Causeyhill Causewayhill John Perrie Occupier James Brownlie Headlesscross Mr. William Steele Stane Forrest's County Map 013.12 A house in the occupation of John Perrie and the property of John Graham Muldron.
OS1/21/8/32 BREICH WATER Breich Water Breich Water Breich Water Breich Water John Perrie Occupier James Brownlie Headlesscross Mr. William Steele Stane Forrest's County Map 013.12 See Sheet 15 West Calder Parish - Edinburgh
OS1/21/8/32 Header: [Page] 32 County of Lanark Parish of Cambusnethan This page also has an entry for Breich Water not appearing on the Transcription area West Calder Parish Edinburghshire. Notification sent
OS1/21/8/33 BONKLE Bonkle Bonkle Bonkle Valuation Roll William Campbell Revd [Reverend] A Scott 013.13 A village adjoining the policies of Allanton House the property of Lady Seton Steuart. There is a U.P. church in the village.
OS1/21/8/33 BONKLE COTTAGE Bonkle Cottage Bonkle Cottage Bonkle Cottage Alexander Brownlie Lady Seton Steuart Revd [Reverend] A Scott 013.13 A neat cottage north end of Bonkle village the property of Lady Seton Steuart now occupied by Alexander Brownlie
OS1/21/8/33 BRIDGEND Bridgend Bridgend Bridgend Lady Seton Steuart William Campbell T Clerk James Brownlie Occupier 013.13 A row of cottages the property of Lady Seton Steuart now occupied by James Brownlie & others
OS1/21/8/33 CRINDLEDYKE Crindledyke Crindledyke Crindledyke Lady Seton Steuart William Campbell T Clerk William Loudon Occupier 013.13 A small village betewen Newmains and Bonkle so called on the lands of Coltness Estate.
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OS1/21/8/34 MANSE [U.P., Bonkle] Manse Manse Manse Revd [Reverend] A Scott Alexander Brownlie Jamea Brownlie 013.13 This dwelling is Church property connected with the above named church Revd [Reverend] A Scott occupier.
OS1/21/8/34 UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Bonkle] Church U P Church U P Church U P Revd [Reverend] A. Scott Alexander Brownlie James Brownlie Bridgend 013.13 A plain stone building erected in the year 1818 having about 540 sittings present Minister the Revd [Reverend] A Scott.
OS1/21/8/34 WESTERTONHILL Westerton Hill Westerton Hill Westerton Hill John Burns Proprietor Revd [Reverend]A Scott James Brownlie 013.13 A dwellinghouse so called the property of and occupied by John Burns.
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OS1/21/8/35 BROWNHILL WOOD Brownhill Wood Brownhill Wood Brownhill Wood Lady Seton Steuart David Marshall John Burns 013.13 A belt of mixed wood so called between Carney Cottage and Calkers Wood Lady Seton Steuart Proprietrix
OS1/21/8/35 CAIRNEY COTTAGE Carney Cottage Carney Cottage Carney Cottage Lady Seton Steuart David Marshall Occupier John Burns 013.13 This dwellinghouse is of modern construction and named as supplied by the propritrix Lady Seton Steuart.
OS1/21/8/35 CALKERS WOOD Calkers Wood Calkers Wood Calkers Wood Lady Seton Steuart John Burns David Marshall 013.13 An extensive enclosure of mixed wood extending from Brownhill Wood to the parish road leading northwards from Sharnothshield.
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OS1/21/8/35 Carney Cottage on the page has been mispelt on the Transcription area as "Cairney Cottage" Notification sent
OS1/21/8/36 BUCHTKNOWE Buchtknowe Buchtknowe Buchtknowe Lady Seton Steuart David Marshall John Burns 013.13 A small enclosure of mixed wood adjoining Calkers Wood the property of Lady Seton Steuart
OS1/21/8/36 NEWARK PLANTATION Newark Plantation Newark Plantation Newark Plantation Lady Seton Steuart David Marshall James Chalmers Gallowhill 013.13 An extensive plantation of young fir the property of Lady Seton Steuart. At present the fir s are thinly scattered in many places the whole is to be filled up this year.
OS1/21/8/36 MURDOSTON BRIDGE 013.13
OS1/21/8/36 Header: [Page] 36 Cambusnethan Murdoston Bridge appears on the page but not on the transcription with the note Described and author quoted on name sheets Shotts Parish. Noitification sent
OS1/21/8/36 Buchtknowe: An additional note states "Bucht - a landing or fold" Jamieson
OS1/21/8/37 ALLANTON FLAX MILL Allanton Flax Mill Allanrton Flax Mill Allanton Flax Mill Valuation Roll Lady Seton Steuart William Campbell T Clerk 013.13 A flax mill the property of Lady Seton Steuart now occupied by Thomas Shanks
OS1/21/8/37 CATHBURN Cathburn Cathburn Cathburn Valuation Roll Lady Seton Steuart William Jack 013.13 A dwellinghouse with offices the property of Lady Seton Steuart now occupied by William Jack.
OS1/21/8/37 DUNTYBLAE 013.14 Does not appear on this page.
OS1/21/8/37 Header: Cambusnethan [Page] 37 There is a handwritten note explaining Cath as a Celtic word - A battle
OS1/21/8/37 Duntyblae does not appear on this page. Notification sent.
OS1/21/8/38 DAVIESDYKES Daviesdykes Daviesdykes Daviesdaykes Valuation Roll Lady Seton Steuart Robert Brown 013.13 A dwelling house with offices the property of Lady Seton Steuart now occupied by Robert Brown;
OS1/21/8/38 GALLOWHILL Gallowhill Gallowhill Gallowhill Gallows Hill Valuation Roll James Chlamers Occupier William Campbell T Clerk Lady Seton Steuart 013.13 A small farm steading the property of Lady Seton Steuart now occupied by James Chalmers
OS1/21/8/38 SHARNOTHSHIELD Sharnothshields Sharnothshields Sharnothshields Valuation Roll Lady Seton Steuart John Crow Occupier 013.13 A farm steading so called the property of Lady Seton Steuart now occupied by John Crow
OS1/21/8/38 Header: [Page] 38 Cambusnethen. There is a handwritten note over Daviesdykes "See page 39"
OS1/21/8/38 Sharnothshield is wrongly spelt on the List of names as written whre it states Sharnorthshield. Notification sent.
OS1/21/8/39 BLACKHALL COTTAGE Blackhall Cottage Blackhall Cottage Alexander Hamilton William Pettigrew Blackhall 013.14 A cottage having a garden attached on the farm of Blackhall
OS1/21/8/39 DAVIESDYKES Davisdykes Davisdykes Davisdykes Daviesdykes Alexander Hill Proptrietor Alexander Hamilton Forrest's County Map Valuation Roll(1859) 013.14 This name applies to a farm house and offices, also to a few dwelling house. The property of Alexander Hill That farm steading about 10 chains to the N.W. is known by the same name and is the property of Lady S. Steuart
OS1/21/8/39 REDMIRE LOCH Redmire Loch Redmire Loch Akexander Hill Forrest's County Map 013.14 A small lake on the lands of Redmire hence the name
OS1/21/8/39 WILSONTOWN, MORNINGSIDE AND COLTNESS RAILWAY Edinburgh & Glasgow Railway Wilsontown & Morningside Section Edinburgh & Glasgow Railway Wilsontown & Morningside Section Thomas Coulthart Traffic Manager Alexander Hill 013.14 A single line of railway bearing this name from Morningside to it joines the Bathate Branch at Bathgate.
OS1/21/8/39 DUNTYBLAE 013.14
OS1/21/8/39 Header: Sheet XIII-14 Parish of Cambusnethan Lanarkshire [Page] 39 See also note
OS1/21/8/39 Ref Davisdykes: A handwritten note states "See page 38" and "Referred on the examination Time & work No 2-- both correct"
OS1/21/8/40 DARNGAVEL Darngavel Darngavel Darngavel Mr. Miller Occupier Rent Receipt Forrest's County Map 013.14 A farmhouse and outhouses the property of Lady S. Steuart of Allanton
OS1/21/8/40 DURA Dura Dura Dura William Hope Occupier Thomas Gibson Rent Receipt 013.14 A dweeling house having outhouses and a smmall farm of land attached. The property of the Royal Infirmary Edinburgh. This house was until recently a meeting house in connection with the United Presbyterian Church
OS1/21/8/40 KIRKHALL Kirkhall Kirkhall Thomas Gibson Occupier William Hope 013.14 A farm house and offices the property of Mr Kennidy.
OS1/21/8/40 RUMBLING SIKES Rumbling Sykes Rumbling Sykes Mr. Miller Thomas Gibson 013.14 A small stream or burn having its rise in a moss south of Darngavel and running in a westerly direct to its influx with Auchter Water
OS1/21/8/40 Header: [Page] 40
OS1/21/8/40 Durs: The transcription sheet names the property as Durs but the page shows it as Dura. Notification sent.
OS1/21/8/41 LARK LAW Lark Law Lark Law John Pendar Mr Graham 013.15 A small heathy eminence south of Larklaw (in ruins)
OS1/21/8/41 LARKLAW Larklaw Larklaw John Pendar Mr Graham 013.15 The ruins of an old farm house a short distance N.E. of Muirmains
OS1/21/8/41 MUIRMAINS Muirmains Muirmains Muirmains John Pendar Rent Receipt Mr Graham Muldron 013.15 A farm house and offices the property of J. Buchanan Esq. of Edinburgh
OS1/21/8/41 Header: Sheet XIII-15 Parish of Cambusnethan Lanarkshire [Page] 41
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OS1/21/8/43 DARMEAD LINN Darmead Linn Darmead Linn Darmade Linn Mr Graham John Pendar Forrest's County Map 013.16 A considerable stream or burn having its rise near the parish boundary and running in a northerly direction joining with the Kitchen Linn near Headlesscross.
OS1/21/8/43 KITCHEN LINN Kitchen Linn Kitchen Linn Kitchen Linn Mr Graham Muldron John Pendar Forrest's County Map 013.12 A small stream or burn having its rise on the farm of Muirmains and running in a northeasterly direction
OS1/21/8/43 Header: XIII-16 Parish of Cambusnethan Lanarkshire [Page] 43
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OS1/21/8/45 LOW MUIRHOUSE Low Muirhouse Low Muirhouse Low Muirhouse Valuation Roll Mr James Miller Factor William Campbell T Clerk 018.02 A dwellinghouse and offices the property of Lord Belhaven at present occupied by John Russell;
OS1/21/8/45 MUIRHOUSE Muirhouse Muirhouse Muirhouse A G Simpson Esq. Mr James Miller Factor William Campbell T Clerk 018.02 A superior dwellinghouse with garden and orchard attached the property of Lord Belhaven now occupied by A G Simpson
OS1/21/8/45 SHIELDMUIR PIT (Coal) Shieldmuir Colliery Shieldmuir Colliery Shieldmuir Colliery Mr James Miller Factor William Campbell T Clerk James Nelson Pitman 018.02 A coal pit so called the property of and occupied by Lord Belhaven
OS1/21/8/45 Header: Cambusnethan [Page] 45
OS1/21/8/45 Shieldmuir Colliery: This is named as Shieldmuir Pit and the situation is recorded as 012-15 while the page shows it as 018-2. Notification sent.
OS1/21/8/46 KIRKHILL Kirkhill Kirkhill Kirkhill Valuation Roll Mr James Miller Factor William Campbell T Clerk 018.02 A cottage with garden attached the property of Lord Belhaven now occupied by Mrs A Hendry
OS1/21/8/46 KIRKHILL COTTAGE Kirkhill Cottage Kirkhill Cottage Kirkhill Cottage William Renwick Occupier Mr William Campbell James Miller Factor 018.02 A neat dwellinghouse so called the property of Lord Belhaven now occupied by William Renwick
OS1/21/8/46 Header: [Page] 46 Cambusnethan
OS1/21/8/47 CLYDESDALE PIT Clydesdale Pit Clydesdale Pit Clydesdale Pit James Miller Factor James Prentice Engine Man William Campbell T Clerk 018.02 This coal pit is so called the property of Lord Belhaven now occupied by Mr Archibald Russell.
OS1/21/8/47 MUIRHOUSE PIT Muirhouse Colliery Muirhouse Colliery Muirhouse Colliery Mr James Miller Factor William Campbell T Clerk Mr Robert Clarke 018.02 A coal pit named as supplied the property of and occupied by Lord Belhaven
OS1/21/8/47 Header: Cambusnethan [Page] 47
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OS1/21/8/49 FIRE BRICK AND TILE WORKS [nr Sunnyside] Fire Brick and Tile Works Fire Brick and Tile Works Fire Brick and Tile Works Hamilton Macwhinney Manager Mr James Miller Factor William Campbell T Clerk 018.03 These works are in the occupation of Mr Archibald Russell who is also the proprietor
OS1/21/8/49 SUNNYSIDE Sunnyside; Sunnyside; Sunnyside; Valuation Roll; Mr James Miller Factor; Mr William Campbell T C; 018.03 A small village of one story cottages the property of William Russell
OS1/21/8/49 WISHAWHILL WOOD Wishawhill Wood; Wishawhill Wood; Mr James Miller Factor; William Campbell Town Clerk; 018.03 An enclosure of mixed wood so called the property of and occupied by Lord Belhaven.
OS1/21/8/49 Header: Parish of Cambusnethan [Page] 49
OS1/21/8/50 BRICK AND TILE WORKS [Wishaw] Wishaw Brick and Tile Works Wishaw Brick and Tile Works Wishaw Brick and Tile Works Mr Alexander Howden Manager Mr James Miller Factor Mr. William Campbell T Clerk 018.03 An extensive brick and tile work of all description the business of which is conducted by Mr Thomas Dean. Lord Belhaven Proptrietor
OS1/21/8/50 Header: [Page] 50 Cambusnethan
OS1/21/8/51 COUNTY AND BURGH BUILDING [Wishaw] County and Burgh Building County and Burgh Building County and Burgh Building William Campbell T Clerk Mr James Miller Factor Mr McKenzie Provost 018.03 A new stone building now in the course of erection for County and Burgh Police purposes to be named as supplied
OS1/21/8/51 Header: Cambusnethan [Page] 51
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OS1/21/8/53 CLELAND ROAD [Wishaw] Cleland Road Cleland Road Name Plate Mr William Campbell T Clerk 018.03 The name applies from Glasgow Road to S. West end of Main Street
OS1/21/8/53 HEATHERYHILL Heatheryhill Heatheryhill Heatheryhill Valuation Roll Mr James Miller Factor Mr William Campbell 018.03 A dwelling house and garden the property of Lord Belhaven and now occupied by one of his Lordship's servants
OS1/21/8/53 LADY BELHAVEN'S SCHOOL Lady Belhaven's School Lady Belhaven's School Lady Belhaven's School Mr James Miller Factor Revd [Reverend]James Dunn William Campbell T Clerk 018.03 This schoolhouse was erected by Lady Belhaven and is supported by her Ladyship The scholars are young children of both sexes belonging to poor families
OS1/21/8/53 WISHAW COTTAGE Wishaw Cottage Wishaw Cottage Wishaw Cottage Mr James Miller occupier John Monro Mac Kenzie William Campbell T Clerk 018.03 A neat dwelling house named as supplied the property of Lord Belhaven now occupied by James Miller Factor
OS1/21/8/53 Header: [Page] 53
OS1/21/8/54 DISTILLERY COURT Distillery Court Distillery Court Distillery Court Mr James Miller Factor Mr John Monro MacKenzie William Campbell T Clerk 018.03 A small court adjoining the Distillery Lord Belhaven Proprietor
OS1/21/8/54 GLASGOW ROAD [Wishaw] Glasgow Road Glasgow Road Names Plate Mr William Campbell T Clerk 018.03 A public thoroughfare so called. The name applicable from Main Street to the entrance of Distillery Court
OS1/21/8/54 MARSHALL STREET [Wishaw] Marshall Street Marshall Street Names Plate William Campbell T Clerk 018.03 This street extends in a south westerly direction for about 24 chains from where the Glasgow Roads joins the Main
OS1/21/8/54 ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND [Wishaw] Royal Bank of Scotland Royal Bank of Scotland Name Plate Mr James Miller Agent 018.03 A branch of the Royal Bank of Scotland Mr James Miller Agent The building is private property.
OS1/21/8/54 Header: [Page] 54 Cambusnethan
OS1/21/8/55 PUBLIC PARK [Wishaw] Public Park Public Park Public Park Mr James Miller Factor William Campbell T Clerk Mr Robert Clark Commercial Inn 018.03 This park is leased by the Burgh for the term of 20 years as a fair ground and place of recreation for the inhabitants of the Burgh
OS1/21/8/55 PUBLIC SCHOOL [Wishaw] Wishaw Public School Wishaw Public School Wishaw Public School Mr Bryce J Macauly Teacher James Miller Factor Revd [Reverend] R T. Martin 018.03 This schoolhouse was created in 1856 by public subscription and at present is chiefly supported by an assesment on the inhabitants of the Burgh and by grauitous yearly payments from the proprietors of the works in the neighbourhood.
OS1/21/8/55 THOMSON'S SQUARE [Wishaw] Thomson's Square Thomson's Square Name Plate Mr William Campbell T Clerk 018.03 A small square so called on the north side of Main Street.
OS1/21/8/55 Heading: Cambusnethan [Page] 55
OS1/21/8/56 CHURCH [Q.S., Wishaw] Church (Q S) Church (Q S) Church (Q S) Revd [Reverend] James Dunn Mr James Miller Factor William Campbell T Clerk 018.03 A substantial stone building ha(ving?) a steeple & clock, erected in the year 1841 Number of sittings about 800 Reverend James Dunn Minister This is a Quod Sacra church.
OS1/21/8/56 MANSE [R.P., Wishaw] Manse Manse Revd [Reverend] R T. Martin Mr James Miller Factor 018.03 A dwellinghouse with garden attached. Church property the residence of the Minister connected with the Reformed Presbyterian body.
OS1/21/8/56 REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Wishaw] Church R P Church R P Church R P Revd [Reverend] R T. Martin Mr James Miller Factor William Campbell T Clerk 018.03 This church belongs to the Reformed Presbyterian Communion and was erected in the year 1798 the number of sittings about 300 Reverend Robert Thomson Martin Minister
OS1/21/8/56 Heading; [Page] 56 Cambusnethan
OS1/21/8/57 DISTILLERY [Wishaw] Distillery Distillery Distillery John Monro MacKenzie Mr James Miller Factor Mr William Campbell 018.03 An extensive pile of buildings between the Glasgow Road and Marshall Street used as a distillery Lord Belhaven Proprietor John Monro MacKenzie Occupier
OS1/21/8/57 WEST THORNLIE STREET [Wishaw] West Thornlie Street West Thornlie Street West Thornlie Street Name Plate Mr James Miller Factor Mr William Campbell 018.03 This street extends from the centre of Marshall Street in a south east direction to the Caledonian road.
OS1/21/8/57 GAS WORKS [Wishaw] Das Works Gas Works Gas Works John Hodge Manager Mr William Campbell T.C. Mr James Miller Factor 018.03 These works were established in the uear 1845 and recently in consequenceof the demand for gas caused by the population increasing another gas holder was added which makes three in all.-
OS1/21/8/57 Header: Cambusnethan [Page] 57 This sheet shows an entry for Gas works which is not shown for transcription purposes. Notification sent
OS1/21/8/58 COMMERCIAL INN [Wishaw] Commercial Inn Commercial Inn Sign Board Robert Clark 018.03 A first rate Inn and Posting [---] the business of which is conducted by Mr Robert Clark.
OS1/21/8/58 MAIN STREET [[Wishaw] Main Street Main Street Name Plate Mr Willaim Campbell T Clerk 018.03 The principle street of Wishaw extending from the Cross in a north westerly direction to the junction of Cleland Road.
OS1/21/8/58 PARK STREET [Wishaw] Park Street Park Street Name Plate William Campbell T Clerk 018.03 This name applies from Main Street to the entrance of the Public Park
OS1/21/8/58 QUARRY STREET [Wishaw] Quarry Street Quarry Street Name Plate Mr William Campbell 018.03 This street extends fro Marshall Street by the Gas Works to Main Street.
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OS1/21/8/58 Heading: [Page] 58 Cambusnethan
OS1/21/8/58 RE Commercial Inn: Posting stop, house or what?
OS1/21/8/59 COCKEDHAT Cockedhat Cockedhat Cockedhat Mr David Smith Proprietor William Campbell T Clerk Mr James Miller 018.03 Three dwelling houses named as supplied the property of and occupied by David Smith & others
OS1/21/8/59 FEMINGTON QUARRY Femington Quarry Femington Quarry Femington Quarry Mr James Miller Factor William Campbell T Clerk Robert Clarke 018.03 A freestone quarry recently opened known by the name supplied
OS1/21/8/59 MEADOWBURN Meadowburn Meadowburn Meadowburn Mr William Campbell Mrs A Smith Proprietor Mr James Miller 018.03 A cottage so called the property of and occupied by Mrs Anne Smith.
OS1/21/8/59 MURRAYSACRE Murraysacre Murraysacre Murraysacre Robert Murray Occupier Mr William Campbell Mr James Miller 018.03 A dwelling house with garden attached the property of Henry Houldsworth now occupied by R. Murray
OS1/21/8/59 SHAND STREET [Wishaw] 018.03 Refer to page 61
OS1/21/8/59 Header: Cambusnethan [Page] 59
OS1/21/8/59 Shand Street does not appear on this page It appears on page 61 Notification sent
OS1/21/8/60 HILL STREET [Wishaw] Hill Street Hill Street Name Plate William Campbell T Clerk 018.03 A cross street extending from Main Street to West Thornlie Street
OS1/21/8/60 POST OFFICE [Wishaw] Post Office Post Office Name Plate William Rodgers Post Master 018.03 There are three arrivals and three departures of mails daily from this office it is also a money order office.
OS1/21/8/60 ROYAL HOTEL [Wishaw] Royal Hotel Royal Hotel Sign board James Brownlie 018.03 The principle house of entertainment in Wishaw business conducted by James Brownlie
OS1/21/8/60 RUSSELL STREET [Wishaw] Russell Street Russell Street Name Plate William Campbell T Clerk 018.03 This street extends from West Thornlie Street to Main Street
OS1/21/8/60 Header: [Page] 60 Cambusnethan
OS1/21/8/61 CAMPBELL STREET [Wishaw] Campbell Street Campbell Street Name Plate William Campbell T Clerk 018.03 A short side street extending in a south easterly direction from Kirk Road.
OS1/21/8/61 COCKHILL Cockhill Cockhil William Campbell T Clerk Mr. J Miller Factor 018.03 Three dwelling houses well known by the name supplied
OS1/21/8/61 ORCHARD VILLA Orchard Villa Orchard Villa Orchard Villa Valuation Roll William Campbell T Clerk John McNab Proprietor 018.03 A neat dwelling house so called the property of and occupied by John McNab.
OS1/21/8/61 YOUNG STREET [Wishaw] Young Street Young Street Name Street William Campbell T Clerk 018.03 A new street extending in a s.west direction from Campbell Street to Stewarton Street.
OS1/21/8/61 SHAND STREET [Wishaw] Shand Street Shand Street Name Plate William Campbell T. Clerk 018.03 A short narrow street connecting Young Street with Kirk Road
OS1/21/8/61 Header: Cambusnethan[ Page] 61 Although Shand Street appears on this page , it is not included in the Transcription area Notification sent
OS1/21/8/62 AUCHENSTEWART Auchenstewart Auchenstewart Auchenstewart Valuation Roll Mr. John Taylor Occupier William Campbell T Clerk 018.03 A neat dwelling house the property of Henry Houldsworth Esq. now occupied by John Taylor.
OS1/21/8/62 CURLING POND [Coltness] Curling Pond Curling Pond Curling Pond William Campbell T Clerk Mr. Penman Mr James Miller Factor 018.03 A curling pond on the land of Coltness for the amusement of the inhabitants of Wishaw
OS1/21/8/62 MEADOW WELL Meadow Well Meadow Well Meadow Well William Campbell T Clerk Mr. Penman Kirk Road Mr James Miller 018.03 A spring well known by the name supplied
OS1/21/8/62 THE COTTAGE The Cottage The Cottage The Cottage Valuation roll William Campbell Proprietor Mr W Penman 018.03 A neat dwelling house east side of Campbell Street William Campbell Town Clerk Proprietor & Occupier.
OS1/21/8/62 Header: [Page] 62
OS1/21/8/63 COMMERCIAL PLACE [Wishaw] Commercial Place Commercial Place Name Plate William Campbell 018.03 A row of three story buildings so called on the end of Kirk Road near the cross.
OS1/21/8/63 CROSS [roads, Wishaw] Cross Cross Cross; William Campbell T Clerk Mr James Miller Robert Clarke 018.03 The name applied to the junction of Kirk Road Caledonian Road Main Street & Stewarton Street.
OS1/21/8/63 INN [Wishaw Inn] Wishaw Inn Wishaw Inn Sign Board Thomas Brownlie 018.03 A second rate Inn self contained in the occupation of Thomas Brownlie
OS1/21/8/63 KIRK ROAD [Wishaw] Kirk Road Kirk Road Name Plate William Campbell T Clerk 018.03 This name applies from the Cross to Cockedhat thence to the west end of Cambusnethan Village.
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OS1/21/8/64 CITY OF GLASGOW BANK [Wishaw] City of Glasgow Bank City of Glasgow Bank James Shirlaw Agent Name on window 018.03 A branch of the City of Glasgow Bank private property Mr James Shirlaw Agent.
OS1/21/8/64 STEWARTON COTTAGE Stewarton Cottage Stewarton Cottage Mr. W Penman William Campbell T Clerk 018.03 A superior dwelling house the property of and occupied by Mr W Penman.
OS1/21/8/64 WEST NETHERTON West Netherton West Netherton West Netherton Valuation Roll Mr James Miller Factor William Campbell T Clerk 018.03 A farm steading in good repair the property of Lord Belhaven now occupied by Archibald [Russell]
OS1/21/8/64 SAW MILL [Wishaw] Wishaw Saw Mill Wishaw Saw Mill Wishaw Saw Mill William Thomson Occupier Mr James Miller William Campbell T Clerk 018.03 A saw mill named as supplied the business of which is conducted by Mr William Thomson.
OS1/21/8/64 Header: [Page] 64 Cambusnethan
OS1/21/8/64 Ref Stewarton cottage; A handwritten note under Place Entry stated " see P 99" Ref West Netherton: Unable to complete occupier's name Archibald ???? Might be Russell
OS1/21/8/65 IRON WORKS [Wishaw] Wishaw Iron Works Wishaw Iron Works Wishaw Iron Works Mr. Robert Bell Mr James Miller Factor William Campbell T Clerk 018.03 These works have been recently erected comprising two blast furnaces with necessary appendages for the smelting of pig iron Robert Bell Occupier
OS1/21/8/65 ENGINE WORKS [Wishaw] Engine Works Engine Works Engine Works Mr John Bell Mr Robert Bell James Miller Factor 018.03 In this establishment is manufactured engines and gearing for [do or ditto] the whole conducted by Mr John Bell Machinist.
OS1/21/8/65 FLAXMILL FIREBRICK WORKS Flaxmill Firebrick Works Flaxmill Firebrick Works Flaxmill Firebrick Works Mr Robert Bell Occupier Mr James Miller Factor William Campbell T Clerk 018.03 An extensive firebrick establishment the property of Lord Belhaven now occupied by Robert Bell.
OS1/21/8/65 [Page] 65 Cambusnethan
OS1/21/8/65 Ref Engine Works: does "do or ditto" refer to the gearing being for the engines produced or is it completely wrong?
OS1/21/8/66 CALEDONIAN RAILWAY Caledonian Railway Caledonian Railway Caledonian Railway Bills of Company William Kerr Station Master William Campbell T Clerk 018.03 A line of railway extending from Glasgow to Carlisle
OS1/21/8/66 WISHAW STATION Wishaw Railway Station Wishaw Railway Station Wishaw Railway Station Bills of Company William Kerr Station Master William Campbell T Clerk 018.03 A railway station of tne Caledonian Railway about 50 chains s-west from Wishaw Cross
OS1/21/8/66 RAILWAY HOTEL [Wishaw] Railway Hotel Railway Hotel Sign Board Thomas Worfolk Occupier 018.03 A second class hotel adjoining Wishaw Railway Station Mr Thomas Worfolk Occupier
OS1/21/8/66 BROWN STREET [Wishaw] Brown Street Brown Street William Campbell T Clerk Mr J. Miller Factor 018.03 Part of a new street not yet [??] buildings on the n [north] east side
OS1/21/8/66 [Page] 66 Cambusnethan
OS1/21/8/66 Ref Brown Street: " not yet ?? " suggest opened?
OS1/21/8/67 EAST THORNLIE STREET [Wishaw] East Thornlie Street East Thornlie Street Name Plate William Campbell T Clerk 018.03 A short side street extending from Caledonian Road for about 7 chains in direction of Thornlie Farm.
OS1/21/8/67 MANSE [U.P., Wishaw] Manse Manse Manse Revd [Reverend] Peter Brown Mr James Miller Factor William Campbell T Clerk 018.03 This dwelling house is church property connected with the UP Church Revd [Reverend] Peter Brown present Minister
OS1/21/8/67 STEEL STREET [Wishaw] Steel Street Steel Street Name Plate William Campbell T Clerk 018.03 This street branches off the Caledonian Road for abour 5 1/2 chains the houses are built of brick in the Elizabethan Style of Architecture
OS1/21/8/67 UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Wishaw] Church U P Church U P Church U P Revd [Reverend] Peter Brown William Campbell T Clerk Mr James Miller Factor 018.03 A plain stone building erected in the year 1822 with the United Prebyterian body No of sitings about 700 the Revd [Reverend] Peter Brown Minister.
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OS1/21/8/68 BELTONFOOT STREET Beltonfoot Street Beltonfoot Street Name Plate William Campbell T Clerk 018.03 A short side street branching westward from the Caledonian Road
OS1/21/8/68 CALEDONIAN ROAD [Wishaw] Caledonian Road Caledonian Road Name Plate William Campbell T Clerk 018.03 This names applies from the Caledonian Railway to the Cross of Wishaw
OS1/21/8/68 DUNDYVAN ROWS Dundyvan Rows Dundyvan Rows Dundyvan Rows Mr James Miller Factor William Campbell T Clerk Robert Clarke 018.03 Four rows of miner's cottages one story high erected by the late Mr Wilson of Dundyvan
OS1/21/8/68 THORNLIE Thornlie Thornlie Thornlie Valuation Roll John Ferguson Occupier Willam Campbell T Clerk 018.03 A farm steading so called the property of Henry Houldsworth now occupied by John Ferguson
OS1/21/8/68 Header: [Page] 68 Cambusnethan
OS1/21/8/69 WISHAW Wishaw Wishaw Wishaw Wishaw William Campbell Town Clerk Mr James Miller Factor Revd [Reverend] R T Martin Revd [Reverend] Peter Brown 018.03 A Police Burgh for sanitary purposes comprising several streets the principle of which is Main Street and Stewarton Street extending from the n-west end of Main Street to the south east end of Stewarton Street for about 70 chains. There are three churches a public school two branch banks and extensive distillery in this place. Owing to the extensive coal and iron works in the neighbourhood, Wishaw is improving in the number of its houses and extent of town or village. This is not a market town.
OS1/21/8/69 Header: Wishaw Cambusnethan [Page] 69
OS1/21/8/69 Under the heading "List of names as written" there is a note. [...tion for "Burgh" not [......] members to Parliament.
OS1/21/8/70 DUNSDALE Dimsdale Dimsdale Dimsdale Dimisdale Dimisdale Valuation Roll William Campbell T Clerk William Morton William Penman Coal Master Rev. Peter Brown 018.03 Two cottages so called the property of Henry Houldsworth now occupied by William Morton
OS1/21/8/70 EBENEZER CHAPEL [Wishaw] Ebenezer Chapel Primitive Methodist Rev. William Robinson William Campbell T Clerk Rev. Peter Brown 018.03 A plain stone building erected in the year 1858 in connection - the Promitive Methodist body No of settings about 250 the Reverend William Robinson local preacher Reverend William Davenport Ditrict do--
OS1/21/8/70 THORNHILL Thornhill Thornhill Thornhill Valuation Roll William Campbell T Clerk Rev. Peter Brown 018.03 Three dwellinghouses one story high the property of Henry Houldsworth. Occupied by Robert Hutchison & others
OS1/21/8/70 Header: [Page] 70 Cambusnethan
OS1/21/8/71 P.H. [Cross Keys, Wishaw] Cross Key's P H Sign board James Barr Occr[Occupier] 018.03 A self contained public house in Stewarton Street occupied by Mr. James Barr
OS1/21/8/71 PATHER STREET [Wishaw] Pather Street Name Plate William Campbell T Clerk 018.03 A short street adjoining Simpson's Square
OS1/21/8/71 STEWARTON STREET [Wishaw] Stewarton Street Name Plate William Campbell T Clerk 018.03 This Street extends in a South East direction from the Cross to the stream crossing Trust Road near Bush
OS1/21/8/71 WILSON'S ROW Wilson's Row William Campbell T.Clerk James Miller Factor David Ritchie Stewarton Inn 018.03 A row of Cottages so called branching off Stewarton Street.-
OS1/21/8/71 Header: [Page] 71
OS1/21/8/71 Against Cross Keys in Situation column is "XVIII 3 trace 6 Against Stewarton Street in Place Entry column is "See p99"
OS1/21/8/72 BUSH Bush James Littlejohn William Campbell T Clerk James Miller Factor 018.03 This name applies to several one story cottages the property of James Littlejohn & occupied by him and others
OS1/21/8/72 GRAHAM STREET [Wishaw] Graham Street Name Plate William Campbell T Clerk 018.03 A short narrow street branching Northward of Stewarton Street
OS1/21/8/72 INN [Stewarton Inn, Wishaw] Stewarton Inn Sign board David Ritchie 018.03 A second class Inn self contained in the occupation of David Ritchie
OS1/21/8/72 SIMPSON'S SQUARE [Wishaw] Simpson's Square Name Plate William Campbell T Clerk 018.03 A small square named as supplied adjoining Pather Street
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OS1/21/8/72 The Index refers to this as Grahams Stereet
OS1/21/8/73 COMMERCIAL INN [Cambusnethan] Commercial Inn Commercial Inn Sign Board William Campbell 018.04 A second rate Inn occupied by Janet Stewart
OS1/21/8/73 GREENHEAD Greenhead Greenhead Greenhead Valuation Roll William Campbell T Clerk Andrew Giffen Teacher 018.04 A dwellinghouse with offices the property of Henry Houldsworth now occupied by John Storie
OS1/21/8/73 GREENHEAD ROAD [Cambusnethan] Greenhead Road Greenhead Road Name Plate William Campbell Town Clerk 018.04 A road so called name apples from Parish School To Greenhead Farmhouse
OS1/21/8/73 THRASHBUSH Thrashbush Thrashbush Thrashbush Valuation Roll William Campbell T Clerk Andrew Giffen Teacher 018.04 A farmsteading the property of Henry Houldsworth now occupied by John Prentice
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OS1/21/8/74 BRANCHAL ROAD [Cambusnethan] Branchal Road Branchal Road Names Plate William Campbell 018.04 The name of which applies from Cambusnethan Street for about 12 chains in a North direction
OS1/21/8/74 CAMBUSNETHAN [village] Cambusnethan Cambusnethan Cambusnethan Cambusnethan Cambusnethan Valuation Roll William Campbell T Clerk James Miller, Factor New Statistical Account Fullarton's Gazeteer 018.04 A considerable sized village about 1/2 a mile East of Wishaw at the west end of which stands the Parish Church & School. There is also a Free Church in the village. Cambusnethan is connectd with the Police Burgh of Wishaw
OS1/21/8/74 CAMBUSNETHAN STREET [Cambusnethan] Cambusnethan Street Cambusnethan Street Names Plate William Campbell T Clerk 018.04 This street extends the whole length of the village
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OS1/21/8/75 CHURCH [Cambusnethan] Church Church Church Revd [Reverend] R S Hutton Andrew Giffen, Teacher William Campbell 018.04 A substantial stone building with Belfry erected in the year 1839 and capable of containing 820 sittings it is the Parish Church with a burial ground adjoining
OS1/21/8/75 FREE CHURCH MANSE [Cambusnethan] Manse F C Manse F C Manse F C Revd [Reverend] P Gibson Millar William Campbell Andrew Giffen 018.04 This dwelling house is church property now occupied by the Revd [Reverend] P G Millar Minister of the Free Church
OS1/21/8/75 SCHOOL [Cambusnethan] School School School Andrew Giffen Teacher William Campbell T Clerk Revd [Reverend] P G Millar 018.04 The parish school the tuition of which is conducted by Mr. Andrew Giffen
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OS1/21/8/75 It is assumed that Manse F C is Manse Free Church
OS1/21/8/76 FOULSYKES Foulsykes Foulsykes Foulsykes Valuation Roll William Campbell T Clerk James Hamilton Occupier 018.04 A farm steading the property of Henry Houldsworth now occupied by James Hamilton
OS1/21/8/76 FREE CHURCH [Cambusnethan] Free Church Free Church Free Church Revd [Reverend] P G Millar William Campbell T Clerk Mr Giffen Teacher 018.04 A plain stone building erected in 1851 by the Friends of the Free Church body and contains about 450 sittings the Revd [Reverend]P Gibson Millar Minister.-
OS1/21/8/76 WOODHALL ROW Woodhall Row Woodhall Row Woodhall Row James Hamilton William Campbell T Clerk Mr. Giffen Teacher 018.04 Two rows of cottages named as supplied the property of Mr. Houldsworth and occupied by colliers.-
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OS1/21/8/77 BRICK, TILE, FIRECLAY AND POTTERY WORKS [Newmains] Brick, Tile, Fireclay & Pottery Works J. Hunter Esq 018.04 No description
OS1/21/8/77 COLTNESS IRON WORKS Coltness Iron Works Coltness Iron Works J.Hunter Esq. Partner J. Greig Esq. Manager 018.04 Very extensive Iron Works consisting of ( Furnaces or Blasts, a foundry and other miner(sic) workshops attached . The property of Henry Houldsworth and Company
OS1/21/8/77 NEWMAINS HOUSE Newmains House Newmains House J. Hunter Esq. Proprietor J. Greig Esq. Manager 018.04 A fine mansion house having a garden, and some ornamental ground attached. The residence of J. Hunter
OS1/21/8/77 STONECRAIGS ROW Stonecraigs Row Stonecraigs Row J. Hunter Esq. J. Greig Esq. 018.04 A long row of dwelling houses forming the southern portion of the village of Newmains
OS1/21/8/77 STONECRAIGS T.P. Stonecraigs T P Stonecraigs T P Sign Board J. Hunter Esq. 018.04 A Turnpike on the road that leads from Stirling to Carlisle , immediately west of it are Brick, Tile, Fireclay and Pottery Works
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OS1/21/8/77 There is no transcription space allocated for Newmains but a reference is given for it's description on Sheet XII -16
OS1/21/8/78 HARESTONHILLS Harestonhills Harestonhills Harestonhills Valuation Roll Mr. Thomas Smith Occupier William Campbell T Clerk 018.04 A farmsteading the property of and occupied by Henry Houldsworth
OS1/21/8/78 ROYALGEORGE Royalgeorge Royalgeorge Royalgeorge Thomas Smith Samuel Gillespie Occupier Mr Giffen 018.04 A dwelling house and garden the property of Mr Hunter and occupied by Samuel Gillespie
OS1/21/8/78 TORBUSH Torbush Torbush Torbush Tor - a height James Hunter Esq J.Greig Forrest's Company Map 018.04 A few dwelling houses a short distance east of Newmains
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OS1/21/8/78 Harestonhill: despite the authority for the name stating Thomas Smith as occupier , the description states it is occupied by Henry Houldsworth who is also the owner.
OS1/21/8/79 HERDSHILL Herdshill Herdshill Herdshill Valuation Roll John Young Occupier William Campbell T C 018.04 A farm steading the property of Henry Houldsworth now occupied by John Young
OS1/21/8/79 STIRLINGROAD Stirlingroad Stirlingroad Stirlingroad James Anderson Occupier George McDonald William Campbell 018.04 Two cottages and warehouse the property of the Caledonian Railway Company occupied by James Anderson.-
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OS1/21/8/79 William Campbell T C is William Campbell Town Clerk
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OS1/21/8/81 LOWER CARBARNS Lower Carbarns Lower Carbarns Lower Carbarns Valuation Roll Mr James Miller Factor Alexander Gall Occupie 018.06 A farm steading in good repair the property of Lord Belhaven at present occupied by Alexander Gall.-
OS1/21/8/81 RIVER CLYDE River Clyde River Clyde River Clyde William Cambell T Clerk Mr. James Miller Factor Alexander Gall Lower Carbarns 018.06 This river forms the western boundary of this parish for about 2 1/2 miles the country on each side of which is in a high state of cultivation
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OS1/21/8/82 CHURCH (Site of) [nr Lower Carbarns] Site of Church Site of Church Site of Church Site of Church William Campbell Town Clerk Mr James Miller Factor Mr Alexander Gall L Carbarns Willian Renwick Kirkhill Cottage 018.06 The old parish church stood within the burial ground the site of which is well known in the neighbourhood. The burial ground surrounding the site is still used as a place of interment. There are two vaults belonging to the Lockhart family and Lord Belhaven
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OS1/21/8/82 Header: [Page] 82 Cambusnethan: A further handwritten note is as follows: " The Old Church of Cambusnethanstood in a romantic spot at the south west point of the whole (parish) very near the the Clyde. The date of it's erection is unknown." New Statistical Account
OS1/21/8/83 GARRION MILL (Corn) Garrion Mill Garrion Mill Garrion Mill Valuation Roll John Brownlie Occupier William Campbell T Clerk 018.15 A corn and flour mill on the banks of the Clyde the property of Henry Houldsworth and occupied by John Brownlie.-
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OS1/21/8/83 List of names written includes (Corn) but this is not included in the modes of spelling
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OS1/21/8/85 CARBARNS ORCHARD Carbarns Orchard Carbarns Orchard Carbarns Orchard Valuation Roll Mr James Miller Factor James Hendry Occupier 018.06 A dweliing house with offices and orchard adjoining the property of Lord Belhaven & occupied by James Hendry
OS1/21/8/85 CARBARNSWOOD ORCHARD Carbarnswood Orchard Carbarnswood Orchard Carbarnswood Orchard Mr James Miller Factor William Campbell T Clerk William Renwick 018.06 The south eastern orchard in the locality belonging to Lord Belhaven at present unoccupied.-
OS1/21/8/85 KIRKHILL ORCHARD Kirkhill Orchard Kirkhill Orchard Kirkhill Orchard Valuation Roll Mr. James Miller Factor William Renwick 018.06 A dwelling house with orchard attache the property of Lord Belhaven Now occupied by William Renwick
OS1/21/8/85 RANDALLS ORCHARD Randalls Orchard Randalls Orchard Randalls Orchard Valuation Roll Mr James Miller Factor Mrs Anne Wilson 018.06 This place is named as supplied the property of Lord Belhaven now in the occupation of Mrs Anne Wilson
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OS1/21/8/86 UPPER CARBARNS Upper Carbarns Upper Carbarns Upper Carbarns Valuation Roll Alexander Allan Occupier William Campbell T Clerk 018.06 A dwelling house with extensive offices the property of James Sinclair Lockhart Esq [Esquire]and occupied by Alexander Allan.-
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OS1/21/8/87 EAST NETHERTON East Netherton East Netherton East Netherton Alexander King Occupier John Rodgers Overton William Burnside Overton 018.07 This is a farmhouse in the occupation of Alexander King and the property of Lord Belhaven
OS1/21/8/87 GREEN Green Green Green Alexander King East Netherton John Rodgers Overton William Burnside Overton 018.07 This is a farmhouse in the occupation of John Elliot and the property of Lord Belhaven
OS1/21/8/87 MANSE [parish, nr Greens] Manse Manse Manse Alexander King East Netherton John Rodgers Overton William Burnside Overton 018.07 This is the parish Manse Reverend Robert Shaw Hutton is the present proprietor and occupant
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OS1/21/8/87 Situation for Manse is listed as 008.07 while the two remaining entries are 018.07
OS1/21/8/88 COLTNESS COLLIERY Coltness Colliery Coltness Colliery Coltness Colliery Alexander King East Netherton John Rodgers Overton William Burnside Overton 018.07 This colliery is in the occupation of A.G. Simpson and the property of Henry Holdsworth Esq. of Coltness
OS1/21/8/88 GOUKTHRAPPLE Gowkthrapple Gowkthrapple Gowkthrapple Alexander King East Netherton John Rodgers Overton William Burnside Overton 018.07 The name applied to a few cottages occupied by colliers, they are the property of Mr Lockhart of Camnethan House
OS1/21/8/88 HALL GILL Hall Gill Hall Gill Hall Gill James Smith Overseer to Mr Lockhart of Camnethan House James Sutherland Gamekeeper Alexander King East Netherton 018.07 This is a ravine near Camnethan House thro' which a stream flows which has no name
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OS1/21/8/89 CASTLEHILL Castlehill Castlehill Castlehill Robert Gibson Occupier Alexander King East Netherton John Rodgers Overton 018.07 This is a farm house in the occupation of Robert Gibson and the property of Mr Lockhart of Camnethan House
OS1/21/8/89 OVERTON COLLIERY Overton Colliery Overton Colliery Overton Colliery John Wyllie Easter Overton William Hamilton Easter Overton John Rodgers Overton 018.07 This colliery is in the occupation of John Wilson and is the property of Henry Holdsworth Esq. of Coltness. It is often written as Overtown Colliery.
OS1/21/8/89 STONEYBANK 018.07
OS1/21/8/89 TAILYBRUSH Tailybrush Tailybrush Tailybrush Tailybrush John Rodgers Overton Alexander King East Netherton William Burnside Overton Johnston's County Maps 018.07 This was formerly a small farm house. It is now occupied by cottagers and is the property of Henry Holdsworth Esq.[Esquire] of Coltness.
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OS1/21/8/90 OVERTON STATION COLLIERY Overton Station Colliery Overton Station Colliery Overton Station Colliery John Rodgers Overton William Burnside Overton Alexander King East Overton 018.07 This colliery is occupied by Messrs. Waddle and Loudon and is the property of Henry Holdsworth Esq. of Coltness
OS1/21/8/90 PATHER Pather Pather Pather John Rodgers Overton William Burnside Overton Alexander King East Overton 018.07 This was once a farm house it is now occupied by cottagers and is the property of Henry Holdsworth Esq. Coltness
OS1/21/8/90 PATHER COLLIERY Pather Colliery Pather Colliery Pather Colliery John Rodgers Overton William Burnside Overton Robert Naismith Bellmont 018.07 This colliery is in the occupation of Messrs. Boyd and Penman and is the property of Henry Holdsworth Esq. of Coltness
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OS1/21/8/91 CAMBUSNETHAN COLLIERY Camnethan Colliery Camnethan Colliery Camnethan Colliery James Smith Camnethan House James Sutherland Gamekeeper Robert Patterson Weymshill 018.07 This colliery is in the occupation of C. Sneddon and is the property of Mr Lockhart of Camnethan House
OS1/21/8/91 CAMBUSNETHAN HOUSE Camnethan House Camnethan House Camnethan House Cambusnethan House Cambusnethan House James Smith Overseer Camnethan House James Sutherland Gamekeeper Robert Patterson Weymshill New Statistical Account Fullarton's Gazeteer 018.07 This is a very handsome mansion delightfully situated near the River Clyde. It is in the occupation of the proprietor Mr. Lockhart. This name is an abbreviation of Cambusnethan house.
OS1/21/8/91 HOPEFIELD Hopefield Hopefield Hopefield James McLachlan Occupier James Loudon Lucindabank Robert Patterson Weymshill 018.07 A cottage occupied bu john McLachlan and the property of Henry Holdsworth Esq. of Coltness
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OS1/21/8/92 DURHAMBANK Durhambank Durhambank Durhambank Andrew Prentice Occupier James Mc Lachlan Hopefield Robert Patterson Wemshill 018.07 This is a cottage in the occupation of Andrew Prentice and the property of Henry Holdsworth Esq. of Coltness.
OS1/21/8/92 LUCINDABANK Lucindabank Lucindabank Lucindabank James Loudon Occupier Andrew Prentice Durhambank Robert Pattereson Weymshill 018.07 This a cottage occupied by James Loudon and the property of Henry Holdsworth Coltness
OS1/21/8/92 WEMYSSHILL Weymshill Weymsshill Weymsshill Robert Patterson Occupier James Loudon Lucindabank Andrew Prentice Durhambank 018.07 This is a farm house occupied by Robert Patterson and the property of Henry Holdsworth Esq. of Coltness.
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OS1/21/8/92 In the header,Camnethan is spelt thus with bus added above in the correct place
OS1/21/8/93 BENTFOOT Bentfoot Bentfoot Bentfoot John Rodgers Proprietor Overton Robert Patterson Wemyshill William Burnside Overton 018.07 This is a cottage occupied by John Mirles and the property of John Rodgers of Overton.
OS1/21/8/93 EASTER OVERTON Easter Overton Easter Overton Easter Overton Easter Overto Rent Rect[Receipt John Wyllie Easter Overton William Hamilton Easter Overton John Rodgers 018.07 This is a farm house in the village of Overton occupied by John Wyllie and William Hamilton.It is the property of Henry Holdswoth Esq. of Coltness
OS1/21/8/93 OVERTON Overton Overton Overton John Wyllie Easter Overton William Hamilton Easter Overton John Rodgers Overton 018.07 This is a small village about a mile and a quarter from Wishaw and about the same distance S.W. of Newmains chiefly occupied by colliers. It is often written "Overtown."
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OS1/21/8/93 Query Re?? in the Entry for Authority for Easter Overton; John Mirles? in the description entry for Bentfoot;
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OS1/21/8/95 BARNHALL Barnhall Barnhall Barnhall Willliam Campbell James Cumming John Finlay 018.08 This name applies to an old farm steading and a row of collier's houses the property of Mr Houldsworth.
OS1/21/8/95 QUARRYHOWE Quarryhowe Quarryhowe Quarryhowe Valuation Roll William Campbell William Fleming Occupier 018.08 A cottage and garden , the property of Henry Houldsworth now occupied by William Fleming
OS1/21/8/95 WATERLOO Waterloo Waterloo Waterloo Valuation Roll William Campbell John Finlay 018.08 A small village named as supplied the property of Mr. Houldsworth now occupied by john Finlay & others
OS1/21/8/95 WATERLOOPARKS Waterlooparks Waterlooparks Waterlooparks Willliam Campbell James Cumming John Finlay 018.08 A dwelling house so called the property of Henry Houldsworth now occupied by James Cumming
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OS1/21/8/96 GILLHEAD Gillhead Gillhead Gillhead Valuation Roll William Campbell T Clerk Thomas Muirhead 018.08 A few dwelling house so called near Waterloo. The property of and occupied by Thomas Muirhead & others
OS1/21/8/96 LANNIESMUIRS Lanniesmuirs Lanniesmuirs Lanniesmuirs Valuation Roll William Campbell John Cumming Occupier 018.08 A farm steading the property of Henry Houldsworth now occupied by John Cumming.
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OS1/21/8/97 BENTHEAD Benthead Benthead Alexander Burnside Occupier Ambrose Haslet Station Master 018.08 Three dwelling house the property of the Caledonian Railway Company occupied by Alexander Burnside & others.
OS1/21/8/97 CASTLEHILL Castlehill Castlehill Castlehill Valuation Roll William Campbell Thomas Smyllie Occupier 018.08 A dwelling house and orchard named as supplied the property of Henry Houldsworth.
OS1/21/8/97 ROSEBANK Rosebank Rosebank Rosebank Valuation Roll William Campbell James Muirhead Occupier 018.08 This place is named as written the property of Henry Houldsworth now in the occupation of James Muirhead
OS1/21/8/97 STATION [Overton] Overtown Station Overtown Station Overtown Station Printed Name Ambrose Haslet Station Master Alexander Burnside 018.08 A railway station near the village of Overton on the Caledonian Railway.
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OS1/21/8/98 GARRIONGILL JUNCTION Garriongill Junction Garriongill Junction Garriongill Junction William Duckworth Pointsman Mr. Haslet Station Master William Cambell T Clerk 018.08 This junction is so called both lines of railway being the property of the Caledonian Railway company.
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OS1/21/8/99 GERTRUDEBANK Gertrudebank Gertrudebank Gertrudebank Valuation Roll Andrew Miller Occupier William Campbell 018.11 This place is weel known by the name suppplied Henry Houldsworth Proprietor Andrew Miller Occupier.
OS1/21/8/99 PATHHEAD ORCHARD Pathhead Orchard Pathhead Orchard Pathhead Orchard Valuation Roll Robert Ballantine Occupier William Campbell 018.11 A dwelling house and orchard so called Henry Houldsworth Proprietor Robert Ballantine Occupier
OS1/21/8/99 STEUARTBANK Steuartbank Steuartbank Steuartbank Valuation Roll A. Miller Occupier William Campbell 018.11 This cottage is named as supplied the property of Henry Houldsworth now in the occupation of A. Miller
OS1/21/8/99 TROTTERBANK Trotterbank Trotterbank Trotterbank Valuation Roll William Merrilees Occupier William Campbell T Clerk 018.11 A cottage so called the property of Henry Houldsworth now occupied by William Merrilees.
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OS1/21/8/99 The printed Place Entry in the Transcription table is wrongly spelt as STEWARTBANK, the page shows STEUARTBANK
OS1/21/8/100 DEN Den Den Den Valuation Roll Daniel Naismith Occupier William Campbell 018.11 A small cottage with garden and orchard the property of Henry Houldsworth now occupied by Daniel Naismith.
OS1/21/8/100 EAST BELMONT East Belmont East Belmont East Belmont Valuation Roll John Paterson Occupier William Campbell 018.11 A cottage with orchard attached the property of Henry Holdsworth John Paterson Occupier
OS1/21/8/100 WEMYSSHILL ORCHARD Wemysshill Orchard Wemysshill Orchard Wemysshill Orchard Valuation Roll John Paterson Occupier William Campbell T Clerk 018.11 A cottage so called the property of Henry Houldsworth now occupied by John Paterson
OS1/21/8/100 WEST BELMONT West Belmont West Belmont West Belmont Valuation Roll Robert Naismith Occupier William Campbell 018.11 This cottage with orchard adjoining is the property of Henry Houldsworth now in the occupation of Robert Naismith.
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OS1/21/8/101 BLAIRS ORCHARD Blairs Orchard Blairs Orchard Blairs Orchard Valuation Roll William Campbell David Simpson 018.11 A cottage and orchard named as supplied the property of Mr. Henry Houldsworth occupied by Mrs Martin
OS1/21/8/101 HORSLEYHEAD Horseleyhead Horseleyhead Horseleyhead Valuation Roll William Campbell David Simpson 018.11 A cottage the property of Mr. Marshall now occupied by David Simpson.
OS1/21/8/101 WEMYSSBANK Wemyssbank Wemyssbank Wemyssbank Valuation Roll William Campbell T Clerk David Hutchison Occupier 018.11 A dwelling house and orchard so called the property of Henry Houldsworth now occupied by David Hutchison.
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OS1/21/8/102 GARRION BURN Garrion Gil Garrion Gill; Garrion Gill Garrion Gill Garrion Burn Garrion Burn William Campbell Mr Andrew Rowley James Miller Factor Forrest's County Map Original Par. Scotiae On plans of adjoining Parish 013.10 This stream or gill forms the southern border of the parish for a considerable distance the ground on either sides being steep in many places and joins the River Clyde near Garrion Tower.
OS1/21/8/102 LOWER CALLENDER Lower Callender Lower Callender Lower Callender Valuation Roll William Campbell James Black 018.11 A dwelling house and orchard the property of Henry Houldsworth now occupied by James Black
OS1/21/8/102 UPPER CALLENDER Upper Callender Upper Callender Upper Callender Valuation Roll William Campbell James Black 018.11 This house and orchard is the property of Henry Houldsworth now occupied by Alexander McCulloch.
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OS1/21/8/103 GARRIONHAUGH Garrionhaugh Garrionhaugh Garrionhaugh Valuation Roll William Campbell Mr A Rowley 018.11 This farm steading is the property of Henry Houdsworth now occupied by Robert Montgomery.
OS1/21/8/103 THE MOTE [nr Garrionhaugh] The Moat The Moat The Moat The Mote Mr A Rowley Robert Merrilees Robert Montgomery Historical Sketches of Cambusnethan 018.11 The object which bears this name is an artificial mound wherein was found about 50 years ago several coins and one or two urns containing human bones. Robert Merrilees was one of the workmen employed at that time He is now an old man but intelligent I cannot ascertain to what reign the coins belonged
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OS1/21/8/103 Ref The Moat: There are a number of handwritten notes on this sheet: The Mote - adopted in accordance with usage. see quotation from [? The only other memorial of Roman antiquity( the first being that of the Roman Road) is this Tumulus(underlined) near Garrion Bridge, on approaching Garrion Bridge the attention will be assisted by a mound on the edge of the public road marked by a solitary oak tree. When this road was being constructed several years ago, there were considerable quantities of stones around the base of this tumulus(underlined) which had apparently been collected at different periods from the surface of the neighbouring fields. Historical=Statistics= "Mote" a little hill ; or eminece (Jamison)
OS1/21/8/104 ALICIABANK Aliciabank Aliciabank Aliciabank Valuation Roll William Campbell George Hamilton 018.11 This dwellinghouse and orchard is so called now occupied by George Hamilton H. Houldsworth proprietor
OS1/21/8/104 ERSKINEBANK Erskinebank Erskinebank Erskinebank Valuation Roll William Campbell Robert Merrilees 018.11 A dwellinghouse and offices so called the property of Henry Houldsworth now occupied by Robert Merrilees
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OS1/21/8/104 Header: [Page] 104 Cambusnethan There are two noted as follows: Garrion Bridge: Described and authority quoted on Name Sheets of Dalserf Parish and Garrionmill Bridge(mill being scored out) : Described on "Carluke" Parish
OS1/21/8/105 GARRION TOWER Garrion Tower Garrion Tower Garrion Tower Garrion Garrion Tower of Garrion Valuation Roll James Miller Factor William Campbell T Clerk New Statistical Account Forrest's County Map Historical Sketches of Cambusnethan 018.11 A superior dwelling house the property of Lord Belhaven now occupied by Mr Andrew Rowley. This place it appears was previous to the Reformation one of the residences of the Roman Catholic Bishops of Glasgow. A portion of the tower still stands and forms with the more modern parts of the building a neat residence.
OS1/21/8/105 TOWER [Garrion Tower, remains] See Note See Note 018.11
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OS1/21/8/105 There is no entry on either the name or authority but the following note stretches across the page: "In proximity to the tumulus, but a little way to the south and near the margin of the river stood the venerable Tower of Garrion, of late years its antique appearance has been greatly concealed by wooden building which have been erected round it. The date of its erection has not been ascertained. Two things however are certain, it is centuries old and in the days alike of Popery and Prelacy, was the favourite summer residence of the Archbishops of Glasgow" - Historical Sketches of Cambusnethan
OS1/21/8/106 DUNIPACE Dunnipeace Dunnipeace Dunnipeace Dunipace: Mr. Andrew Rowley James Miller Factor John Brownlie (Miller) Adopted - see below 018.11 The tradition of the neighbourhood is that on this circular mound in the olden times Courts of Law were assembled to administer justice The name is pretty well known.
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OS1/21/8/106 Header: [Page] 106 Cambusnethan Note from "Spelling " column:- "Dunipace , a parish in Stirlingshire derives its name from two unmistakeable mounds in the eastern parts of the parish. Dun signifying "Hill" in the ancient language of this country, and Pace(underlined) "peace" in the language of Rome; the compound word Duni-pace according to this etymology signifies "hill of peace" Fullers gazeteer Vol 1 p 397
OS1/21/8/107 ALLANTON BRICK AND TILE WORKS Allanton Brick and Tile Works Allanton Brick and Tile Works Allanton Brick and Tile Works Name on Cards Gavin Pettigrew Occupier William Cambell Assessor 019.01 A brick and tile works near the village of Morningside the property of Lady Seton Steuart now occupied by Gavin Pettigrew
OS1/21/8/107 MORNINGSIDE [village] Morningside Morningside Morningside Valuation Roll William Campbell George R Wood Manager 019.01 A modern village near Allanton Brick and Tile Works the dwellings in which are chiefly occupied by colliers and pitmen.
OS1/21/8/107 TORBUSH MAINS Torbush Mains Torbush Mains Torbush Mains Thomas Stevenson Proprietor William Campbell Assesor James Montgomerie 019.01 A dwelling house and garden so called the property of and occupied by Thomas Stevenson
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OS1/21/8/107 For all entries: Situation should read 019-01 not 019-10 Notification sent
OS1/21/8/108 OAKBANK Oakbank Oakbank Oakbank Thomas Grey Occupier George R Wood Manager William Campbell 019.01 A small dwelling house so called the property of the Coatbridge Building Society now occupied by Thomas Grey
OS1/21/8/108 STATION [Morningside] Morningside Station Morningside Station Morningside Station George R Wood Manager James Montgomerie William Campbell 019.01 This name applies to a small office adjoining the Wilsontown and Morningside Railway wholly for mineral traffic
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OS1/21/8/109 MORNINGSIDE [farm] Morningside Morningside Morningside Valuation Roll William Hamilton Occupier William Campbell 019.01 A farmsteading so called the property of Sir Henry Seton Steuart now occupied by William Hamilton
OS1/21/8/109 MORNINGSIDE HOUSE Morningside House Morningside House Morningside House Valuation Roll James Birnie Occupier William Campbell 019.01 A neat dwelling house two stories high the property of Lady Seton Steuart now occupied by James Birnie
OS1/21/8/109 WATSONMIDS Watstonmids Watstonmids Watstonmids Watsonmids Rental William Aitken Occupier Wiliam Campbell Valuation Roll 019.01 A dwellinghouse with offices the property of A B Cochrane now occupied by William Aitken
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OS1/21/8/110 WATSONFOOT Watstonfoot Watstonfoot Watstonfoot Alexander Wallace Occupier William Aitken Mr. William Campbell 019.01 This farmsteading is the property of A B Cochrane now occupied by Alexander Wallace
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OS1/21/8/111 BRICK AND TILE WORKS [Chapel Colliery] Brick and Tile Works Brick and Tile Works Brick and Tile Works Valuation Roll George Morton Occupier William Campbell 019.01 A Brick and Tile Works at Chapel Colliery in the occupation of George Morton;
OS1/21/8/111 CHAPEL COLLIERY Chapel Colliery Chapel Colliery Chapel Colliery Valuation Roll William Aitken Occupier Mr William Campbell Assessor 019.01 This name applies to several rows of colliers houses the property of A B Cochrane occupied by William Aitken including a working coal pit and two old pits
OS1/21/8/111 PROSPECTHILL Prospecthill Prospecthill Prospecthill George Morton Proprietor William Campbell William Aitken 019.01 A dwelling house with garden attached the property of and occupied by George Morton
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OS1/21/8/112 CHAPEL [a farm] Chapel Chapel Chapel Valuation Roll Mrs Thomas Smith Proprietor Mr William Aitken 019.01 A farm steading the property of and occupied by Mrs Thomas Smith.
OS1/21/8/112 DIVETY Divety Divety Divety William Aitken George Morton D.B.McGregor 019.01 A small cottage named as supplied the property of Mr Cochrane now sublet by William Aitken.
OS1/21/8/112 SCHOOL [Chapel] Chapel School Chapel School Chapel School Mr William Aitken Daniel Blair McGregor Teacher George Morton 019.01 This schoolhouse was erected in the year 1858 by Messrs. Cochrane and Aitken with the aid of a Government grant it is chiefly for the instruction of the colliers' children in the neighbourhood.
OS1/21/8/112 Header: [Page] 112 Parish of Cambusnethan A further note under Divety reads: ""Divel, Devil, Divol - A thin flat turf used for covering cottages. (Jamisons)
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OS1/21/8/113 WISHAW AND COLTNESS RAILWAY Wishaw & Coltness Branch Wishaw & Coltness Branch Wishaw & Coltness Branch William Campbell T Clerk Bills of Company Mr. J. Miller Factor 019.01 A branch of the Caledonian Railway for mineral and goods traffic extending from Morningside Station to Garriongill Junction.
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OS1/21/8/114 WATSONHEAD Watstonhead Watstonhead Watstonhead John Black Occupier William Aitken Watstonmids Mr. William Campbell 019.01 A dwellinghouse with office and garden in good repair the property of Mr A B Cochrane now occupied by john Black
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OS1/21/8/115 LODGEHILL Lodgehill Lodgehill Lodgehill William Steel Proprietor John Steel Senior John Steel 019.02 A small cottage with garden adjoining the property of and occupied by William Steel
OS1/21/8/115 MOUNTPLEASANT Mountpleasant Mountpleasant Mountpleasant John Steel Proprietor John Steel Senior William Steel 019.02 A cottage with garden so called the property of and occupied by John Steel
OS1/21/8/115 SUMMERSIDE Summerside Summerside Summerside John Steel Senior Proprietor William Steel John Steel 019.02 A dwelling house with extensive offices the property of John Steel Senor now occupied by John Steel Junior.
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OS1/21/8/116 BUCHT Bucht Bucht Bucht William Hope Occupier John Steel Senior William Steel 019.02 A farm steading in good repair the property of Mr Scott now occupied by Wiliam Hope
OS1/21/8/116 HAIRCRAIGS Haircraigs Haircraigs Haircraigs Valuation Roll Hugh Arnott Occupier John Steel Senior 019.02 A dwelling house with offices the property of David Bell now occupied by Hugh Arnot.
OS1/21/8/116 KINGSHILL Kingshill Kingshill Kingshill Valuation Roll Alexander Marshall Occupier John Steel Senior 019.02 This farmstead is the property of A B Cochrane now occupied by Alexander Marshall
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OS1/21/8/117 BROW Brow Brow Brow Valuation Roll James Steel Occupier John Steel Senior 019.02 This farmsteading is the property of F M Kennedy. Now occupied by James Steel.
OS1/21/8/117 HEATHERYHILL Heatheryhill Heatheryhill Heatherhill Thomas Marshall Occupier John Steel Senior James Calder 019.02 A cottage and garden the property of Mrs Smylie now occupied by Thomas Marshall
OS1/21/8/117 SUNNYSIDE Sunnyside Sunnyside Sunnyside James Calder Occupier John Steel Senior Thomas Marshall 019.02 Four dwellinghouses so called the property of Mr Kennedy now occupied by James Calder & others.
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OS1/21/8/118 AUCHTER WATER Auchter Water Auchter Water Auchter Water John Steel Senior William Campbell T Clerk James Steel Brow Forrest's County Map 019.02 This name applies from a junction of streams aboit 3/4 of a mile east of the farmsteading of Auchterhead. It flows in a West N West and northerly direction to its junction with the South Calder Water between Crindledyke and B[...._ [Bonkle]
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OS1/21/8/119 CAIRNYSIDE Cairnyside Cairnyside Carnyside James Allan Proprietor Robert Patterson William Campbell Assessor 019.03 A dwellinghouse with offices the property of and occupied by James Allan.
OS1/21/8/119 ROWANTREE Rowantree Rowantree Rowantree Robert Patterson Occupier Lease James Allan 019.03 A farmsteading the property of Mr. Kennedy now occupied by Robert Patterson.
OS1/21/8/119 SPOUTSCROSS Spoutscross Spoutscross Spoutscross Valuation Roll David Watt Occupier James Allan 019.03 A dwellinghouse with offices gardens & adjoining the property of Thomas Allan & occupied by David Watt.
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OS1/21/8/120 AUCHTERHEAD MUIR Auchterhead Muir Auchterhead Muir Auchterhead Muir Robert Patterson James Allan George Arnott 019.03 An extensive tract of rough heathy pasture extending eastward from near Auchterhead farm steading for about 1 1/2 miles. The parish boundary forms the south side of the muir- Thomas Gibson Proprietor.
OS1/21/8/120 MONUMENT [Auchterhead Muir] Monument; Monument; Monument; Robert Patterson; James Allan; George Arnott; 019.03 This monument was erected in the year 1836 by public subscription. It stands about 10 feet high on a square base having the following inscription In memory of Cameron Cargill Renwick and their brethern who worshipped on this spot in the time of the last persecutions. They jeopardised their lives unto the death in the high places of the field.
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OS1/21/8/120 Some words in the description of Monument are unclear but have been clarified from the Internet.
OS1/21/8/121 AUCHTERHEAD Auchterhead Auchterhead Valuation Roll Forrest's County Map 019.03 A farm steading the property of Thomas Gibson now occupied by George Arnott.
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OS1/21/8/123 BOGSIDE Bogside Bogside Bogside Valuation Roll Alexander Stewart Occupier Mr William Campbell Assessor 019.05 A dwelling house and extensive offices in good repair the property of Mr. A.B. Cochrane now occupied by Alexander Stewart
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OS1/21/8/124 [Page] 124 [Volume] 8 OS1/21/8 [Date Stamp] ORDNANCE SURVEY M.S. STORE 19 FEB. [February] 1924 SOUTHAMPTON Name Book Co. [County] Lanark Parish of Cambusnethan
OS1/21/8/125 Header: INDEX [Page] 125 [The Index is laid out in three columns] NAMES -- SHEET -- PLAN -- PAGE Auchterhall -- 12 -- 016 -- 06 Auchterhall T.P. -- 12 -- 016 -- 07 Allanton House -- 13 -- 09 -- 019 Allanbank -- 13 -- 09 -- 021 Allanton Grain Mill -- 13 --010 -- 023 Allanton Flax Mill -- 13 -- 013 -- 037 Auchenstewart -- 18 -- 03 -- 062 Aliciabank -- 18 -- 011 -- 104 Allanton Brick & Tile Works -- 19 -- 01 -- 107 Auchter Water -- 19 -- 01 -- 118 Auchterhead Muir -- 19 -- 03 -- 120 Auchterhead -- 19 -- 03 -- 121 Branchalburn -- 12 -- 016 -- 05 Branchal Plantation -- 12 -- 016 -- 06 Bailliesmuir -- 12 -- 016 -- 06 Brown Street -- 12 -- 016 -- 07 Blind Burn -- 13 -- 06 -- 09 Braehead -- 13 -- 06 -- 09 Burnbrae -- 13 -- 06 -- 09 Brickhouse -- 13 -- 08 -- 018 Badallan -- 13 -- 08 -- 018 Blackhall -- 13 -- 010 -- 027 Bellmount -- 13 -- 011 -- 029 Blackhall Station -- 13 -- 011 -- 029 Breich Water -- 13 -- 012 -- 032 Bridgend -- 13 -- 013 -- 033 Bonkle Cottage -- 13 -- 013 -- 033 Bonkle -- 13 -- 013 -- 033 Brownhill Wood -- 13 -- 013 -- 035 Buchtknowe -- 13 -- 013 -- 036 Blackhall Cottage -- 13 -- 014 -- 039 Brick and Tile Works -- 18 -- 03 -- 050 Bank -- 18 -- 03 -- 054 Bank -- 18 -- 03 -- 064 Beltonfoot Street -- 18 -- 03 -- 068 Bush -- 18 -- 03 -- 072 Branchal Road -- 18 -- 04 -- 074 Brick, Tile, Fireclay and Pottery Works -- 18 -- 04 -- 077 Bentfoot -- 18 -- 07 -- 093 Barnhall -- 18 -- 08 -- 095 Benthead -- 18 -- 08 -- 097 Blairs Orchard -- 18 -- 011 -- 101 Brick and Tile Works -- 19 -- 01 -- 111 Bucht -- 19 -- 02 -- 116 Brow -- 19 -- 02 -- 117 Bogside -- 19 -- 03 -- 123
OS1/21/8/126 Header: [Page] 126 NAMES -- SHEET -- PLAN -- PAGE Castle -- 13 -- 09 -- 019 Crosshill -- 13 -- 09 -- 022 Coal Burn -- 13 -- 010 -- 024 Coalburn Cottage -- 13 -- 010 -- 27 Causeyhill -- 13 -- 012 -- 032 Crindledyke -- 13 -- 013 -- 033 Cairny Cottage -- 13 -- 013 -- 035 Calkers Wood -- 13 -- 013 -- 035 Cashburn -- 13 -- 013 -- 037 Clydesdale Pit (Coal) -- 18 -- 02 -- 047 County and Burgh Buildings -- 18 -- 03 -- 051 Cleland Road -- 18 -- 03 -- 053 Church -- 18 -- 03 -- 056 Cockedhat -- 18 -- 03 -- 059 Campbell Street -- 18 -- 03 -- 061 Cockhill -- 18-- 03 -- 061 Curling Pond -- 18 -- 03 -- 062 Cross -- 18 -- 03 -- 063 Caledonian Railway -- 18 -- 03 -- 066 Caledonian Road -- 18 -- 03 -- 068 Cambusnethan Street -- 18 -- 04 -- 074 Cambusnethan -- 18 -- 04 -- 074 Church -- 18 -- 04 -- 075 Coltness Iron Works -- 18 -- 04 -- 077 Carbarns Orchard -- 18 -- 06 -- 085 Carbarnswood Orchard -- 18 -- 06 -- 085 Coltness Colliery -- 18 -- 07 -- 088 Castlehill -- 18 -- 07 -- 089 Cambusnethan House -- 18 -- 07 -- 091 Cambusnethan Colliery -- 18 -- 07 -- 091 Castlehill -- 18 -- 08 -- 097 Chapel Colliery -- 19 -- 01 -- 111 Chapel -- 19 -- 01 -- 112 Cairnyside -- 19 -- 013 -- 119 Damside -- 13 -- 09 -- 021 Damside -- 13 -- 010 -- 024 Daviesdykes -- 13 -- 013 -- 038 Duntyblae -- 13 -- 013 -- 039 Daviesdykes -- 13 -- 014 -- 039 Dura -- 13 -- 014 -- 040 Darngad -- 13 -- 014 -- 040 Darmead Linn -- 13 -- 016 -- 043 Distillery Court -- 18 -- 03 -- 054 Distillery -- 18 -- 03 -- 057 Dundyvan Road -- 18 -- 03 -- 068 Dimsdale -- 18 -- 03 -- 070 Durhambank -- 18 -- 07 -- 092 Den -- 18 -- 08 -- 100 Darmead Linn -- 19 -- 04 -- 121 Dively -- 19 -- 01 -- 112 Dunipace -- 18 -- 11 -- 106 East Tarbrax -- 13 -- 06 -- 10 Easter Badallan -- 13 -- 08 -- 017 East Bedmire -- 13 -- 010 -- 023 Engine Works -- 18 -- 03 -- 065 East Thornlie Street -- 18 -- 03 -- 067 East Netherton -- 18 -- 07 -- 087 Erskinebank -- 18 -- 011 -- 104
OS1/21/8/127 Header: [Page] 127 NAMES -- SHEET -- PLAN -- PAGE Easter Overton -- 18 -- 07 -- 093 East Belmont -- 18 -- 011 -- 100 Ebenezer Chapel -- 18 -- 03 -- 070 East Crindledyke -- 11 -- 01 -- 05 Fire Brick and Tile Works -- 18 -- 03 -- 049 Fermington Quarry -- 18 -- 03 -- 059 Flaxmill Firebrick Works -- 18 -- 03 -- 065 F.C.Manse -- 18 -- 04 -- 075 Free Church -- 18 -- 04 -- 076 Foulsykes -- 18 -- 03 -- 076 Fountain -- 13 -- 09 -- 020 Gowkhill -- 13 -- 06 -- 010 Garrion Gill -- 13 -- 010 -- 25 Garrion Burn -- 13 -- 010 -- 025 Garrion Gill Bridge -- 13 -- 010 -- 026 Garrion Bridge -- 13 -- 010 -- 026 Gallowhill -- 13 -- 013 -- 038 Glasgow Road -- 18 -- 03 -- 054 Gas Works -- 18 -- 03 -- 057 Grahams Street -- 18 -- 03 -- 072 Greenhead -- 18 -- 04 -- 073 Greenhead Road -- 18 -- 04 -- 073 Garrion Mill -- 18 -- 015 -- 083 Green -- 18 -- 07 -- 087 Gowkthrapple -- 18 -- 07 -- 088 Gillhead -- 18 -- 08 -- 096 Garriongill Junction -- 18 -- 08 -- 098 Garrion Burn -- 18 -- 011 -- 102 Garrionhaugh -- 18 -- 011 -- 103 Garrion Bridge -- 18 -- 011 -- 104 Garrion Tower -- 18 -- 011 -- 105 Gertrudesbank -- 18 -- 011 -- 099 Hope Street -- 11 -- 016 -- 07 Hollandbush -- 13 -- 010 -- 023 Hartfield -- 13 -- 010 -- 024 Headlesscross -- 13 -- 012 -- 031 Heatheryhill -- 18 -- 03 -- 053 Hill Street -- 18 -- 03 -- 060 Hairstonhills -- 18 -- 04 -- 078 Herdshill -- 18 -- 04 -- 079 Hall Gill -- 18 -- 07 -- 088 Hopefield -- 18 -- 07 -- 091 Horsleyhead -- 18 -- 11 -- 101 Heatheryhill -- 19 -- 02 -- 117 Haircraigs -- 19 -- 02 -- 116 Inn -- 13 -- 07 -- 012 Inn -- 18 -- 03 -- 063 Iron Works -- 18 -- 03 -- 065 Inn -- 18 -- 03 -- 072 Inn -- 18 -- 03 -- 058 Kepplehill -- 13 -- 010 -- 024 Knowton -- 13 -- 011 -- 029 Kitchen -- 13 -- 012 -- 031 Kirkhall -- 13 -- 014 -- 040
OS1/21/8/128 Header: [Page] 128 NAMES -- SHEET -- PLAN -- PAGE Kitchen Linn -- 13 -- 06 -- 043 Kirkhill -- 18 -- 02 -- 046 Kirkhill Cottage -- 18 -- 02 -- 046 Kirk Road -- 18 -- 03 -- 063 Kirkhill Orchard -- 18 -- 06 -- 085 Kingshill -- 19 -- 02 -- 116 Leadlock -- 13 -- 08 -- 017 Letherburn--13--08--018 Lingore Linn -- 13 -- 011 -- 029 Larklaw -- 13 -- 015 -- 041 Lark Law -- 13 -- 015 -- 041 Lady Belhaven's School -- 18 -- 03 -- 053 Lower Carbarns -- 18 -- 06 -- 031 Lucindabank -- 18 -- 07 -- 092 Lanniesmuir -- 18 -- 08 -- 096 Lower Callender -- 18 -- 011 -- 102 Lodgehill -- 19 -- 02 -- 115 Low Muirhouse -- 18 -- 02 -- 045 Meadowhead Cottage -- 12 -- 014 -- 02 Mossneuk -- 12 -- 015 -- 04 Mossneuk Plantation -- 12 -- 016 -- 05 Muirhouses -- 12 -- 016 -- 06 Meadowfoot -- 13 -- 08 -- 017 Muldron Bridge -- 13 -- 08 -- 017 Mains -- 13 -- 010 -- 031 Manser -- 13 -- 013 -- 034 Murdoston Bridge -- 13 -- 013 -- 036 Muirmains -- 13 -- 015 -- 041 Muirhouse -- 18 -- 02 -- 045 Muirhouse Pit(Coal) -- 18 -- 02 -- 047 Marshall Street -- 18 -- 03 -- 054 Manse -- 18 -- 03 -- 056 Main Street -- 18 -- 03 -- 058 Murraysacre -- 18 -- 03 -- 059 Meadowburn -- 18 -- 03 -- 059 Meadow Well -- 18 -- 03 -- 062 Manse -- 18 -- 03 -- 067 Manse -- 18 -- 07 -- 087 Morningside -- 19 -- 01 -- 107 Morningside House -- 19 -- 01 -- 109 Morningside -- 19 -- 01 -- 109 Mountpleasant -- 19 -- 02 -- 115 Monument -- 19 -- 03 -- 120 Newmains -- 12 -- 016 -- 07 New Mains Row--12--016--08 North Muir -- 12 -- 016 -- 08 Newarkgate -- 13 -- 02 -- 022 Newark Plantation -- 13 -- 013 -- 036 Newmains -- 18 -- 04 -- 077 Newmains House -- 18 -- 04 -- 077 Orchard Villa -- 18 -- 03 -- 061 Overton Colliery -- 18 -- 07 -- 089 Overton Station Colliery -- 18 -- 07 -- 090 Oakbank -- 19 -- 01 -- 108
OS1/21/8/129 Header: [Page] 129 NAMES -- SHEET -- PLAN -- PAGE Overton -- 18 -- 07 -- 093 Public Park -- 18 -- 03 -- 055 Public School -- 18 -- 03 -- 055 Park Street -- 18 -- 03 -- 058 Post Office -- 18 -- 03 -- 060 Pather Street -- 18 -- 03 -- 071 Pather Colliery -- 18 -- 07 -- 090 Pather -- 18 -- 07 -- 090 Patherhead Orchard -- 18 -- 011 -- 099 Prospecthill -- 19 -- 01 -- 111 Quarry Street -- 18 -- 03 -- 058 Quarryhowe -- 18 -- 08 -- 095 Rose Cottage -- 13 -- 06 -- 09 Redhall -- 13 -- 06 -- 09 Redmire T.P. -- 13 -- 010 -- 025 Redmire Loch -- 13 -- 014 -- 039 Rumbling Sikes -- 13 -- 014 -- 040 R.P.Church -- 18 -- 03 -- 056 Royal Hotel -- 18 -- 03 -- 060 Russell Street -- 18 -- 03 -- 060 Railway Hotel -- 18 -- 03 -- 066 Royal George -- 18 -- 04 -- 078 River Clyde -- 18 -- 06 -- 081 Randalls Orchard -- 18 -- 06 -- 085 Rosebank -- 18 -- 08 -- 097 Rowantree -- 19 -- 03 -- 119 South Calder Water -- 12 -- 016 -- 05 Stable Row -- 12 -- 016 -- 07 South Calder Water -- 13 -- 06 -- 010 Southfield -- 13-- 07 -- 011 Stane -- 13 -- 07 -- 012 Stanebent -- 13 -- 07 -- 013 Springhill -- 13 -- 07 -- 016 Springhead -- 13 -- 09 -- 021 South Dyke -- 13 -- 010 -- 023 School -- 13 -- 010 -- 023 Stanemains -- 13 -- 011 -- 029 Shotts Branch Railway -- 13 -- 011 -- 029 Sharnorthshields -- 13 -- 013 -- 038 Sunnyside -- 18 -- 03 -- 049 Shand Street -- 18 -- 03 -- 059 Stewarton Cottage -- 18 -- 03 -- 064 Saw Mill -- 18 -- 03 -- 064 Steel Street -- 18 -- 03 -- 067 Stewarton Street -- 18 -- 03 -- 071 Simpsons Square -- 18 -- 03 -- 072 School -- 18 -- 04 -- 075 Stonycraigs Row -- 18 -- 04 -- 077 Stoneacraigs T.P. -- 18 -- 04 -- 077 Stirlingroad -- 18 -- 04 -- 079 Site of Church -- 18 -- 06 -- 082 Stoneybush -- 18 -- 07 -- 089 Station -- 18 -- 08 -- 097 Stewartbank -- 18 -- 011 -- 099 Station -- 19 -- 01 -- 108 School -- 19 -- 01 -- 112 Summerside -- 19 -- 02 -- 115
OS1/21/8/130 Header: [Page] 130 NAMES -- SHEET -- PLAN -- PAGE Sunnyside -- 19 -- 02 -- 117 Spoutcross -- 19 -- 03 -- 119 Shieldmuir Pit (Coal) -- 18 -- 02 -- 045 Templehall -- 12 -- 015 -- 04 Torbothie -- 13 -- 07 -- 011 Tarbrax Brick and Tile Works -- 13 -- 06 -- 09 Thomsons Square -- 18 -- 03 -- 055 The Cottage -- 18 -- 03 -- 062 Thornlie -- 18 -- 03 -- 062 Thornhill -- 18 -- 04 -- 070 Torbush--18 -- 04 -- 078 Trotterbank -- 18 -- 011 -- 099 The Mote -- 18 -- 011 -- 103 Tower -- 18 -- 011 -- 105 Torbush Mains -- 19 -- 01 -- 107 U.P. Church -- 13 -- 013 -- 034 U.P.Church -- 18 -- 03 -- 067 Wishaw House -- 12 -- 015 -- 03 West Crindledykes -- 12 -- 016 -- 05 Whitestripe -- 12 -- 016 -- 06 Wilsons School -- 13 -- 07 -- 015 West Redmire -- 13 -- 09 -- 021 West Tarbrax -- 13 -- 010 -- 023 Westertonhill -- 13 -- 013 -- 034 Wilsontown Morningside and Coltness Railway -- 13 -- 014 -- 039 Wishawhill Wood -- 18 -- 03 -- 049 Wishaw Cottage -- 18 -- 03 -- 053 West Thorn Street -- 18 -- 03 -- 057 West Netherton -- 18 -- 03 -- 064 Wishaw Station -- 18 -- 03 -- 066 Wishaw -- 18 -- 03 -- 069 Wilsons Row -- 18 -- 03 -- 071 Woodhall Row -- 18 -- 04 -- 076 Wemysshill -- 18 -- 07 -- 092 Waterloo Parks -- 18 -- 08 -- 095 Waterloo -- 18 -- 08 -- 095 Wemysshill Orchard -- 18 -- 011 -- 100 West Belmont -- 18 -- 011 -- 100 Wemysbank -- 18 -- 011 -- 101 Watstonmids -- 19 -- 01 -- 109 Watstonfoot -- 19 -- 01 -- 110 Wishaw & Coltness Branch Railway -- 19 -- 01 -- 113 Watstonhead -- 19 -- 01 -- 114 Young Street -- 18 -- 03 -- 061