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CASTLEMILK |
Castlemilk
Castlemilk
Castlemilk |
The Estate Map
A. Galloway Esq Glasgow
Rev [Reverend] Mr Storiy Minister of Carmunnock |
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An excellent mansion-house on an Estate of the same name, the property of Captain Stirlling Stewart and occupied by Samuel Higginbotham Esqr.
It is said that Queen Mary lodged in it, the night before the Battle of Langside, and the following day viewed the engagement, from an eminence to the South of the house, (See Old Statistical account) |
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CARMUNNOCK |
Carmunnock |
Old and New Statistical accounts of the Parish
Revd [Reverend] Mr Storrie Minister of the Parish
Chalmer's Caledonia
Johnston's County Map
Sherffi's List of Meresmen |
010; 016 |
"The parish of Carmunnock, or Carmannock as it is written in ancient records, is situated in the County of Lanark, presbytery of Glasgow, and, Synod of Glasgow and Ayr. It is bounded by the parish of Cambuslang on the east, by Kilbride on the south, by Eaglesham and Mearns on the west, and by Cathcart and Rutherglen on the north. The extent of the parish from east to west is about three and a half miles, and from north to south about three miles. The origin of the name cannot now be accurately ascertained. The most probable account is, that it signifies the camp town founded upon the slope or declivity of the hill; and the appearance of the village seems to answer the description.
The soil in this parish is various, A very considerable part is of a light quick mould. There are several farms, part of which consists of a stony deep clay, but which when properly drained, produces excellent crops. There are other grounds in the parish the soil of which is of a light shallow clay mixed with sand. This kind of soil is very poor, and is seldom able to bear a rotation of crops, without being every year nourished with the most rich and kindly manure" Old Stat [Statistical] Account, [signed] B Bender 2nd Corp [Corporal] RE [Royal Engineers] |
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CROFTFOOT |
Croftfoot
Croftfoot
Croftfoot |
The Estate Map
A. Galloway Esq. Glasgow
Mr James Bowes occupier |
010.07 |
A good farm steading on the estate of Castlemilk. Situated on the south side of the road leading from Rutherglen Av [Avenue] Carmunnock. Occupied by Mr James Bowes and is the property of Captain Stirling Stewart |
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SPITTAL |
Spittal
Spittal
Spittal |
Mr Harvie occupier
Mr James Bowes Croftfoot
Mr James Stewart Windlaw |
010.07 |
A farm steading in the north east of the parish, occupied by Mr Harvie, & the property of Miss Stewart |
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BOWHOUSE |
Bowhouse
Bowhouse
Bowhouse
Bowes |
Alexander Galloway Esq Glasgow
Mr Hunter Poor Inspr [Inspector]
Mr William Strang Occupier
"Valuation Roll" |
010.08 |
An excellent farm house with Office houses & land attached the property of Capt [Captain] S. Stewart, and occupied by Mr William Strang. It is generally pronounced, as spelled in the Valuation Roll, by the people in this district_ |
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NETHERTON (Ruin) |
Netherton
Netherton
Netherton |
"The Estate map"
Mr Galloway Glasgow
Mr George Hunter Carmunnock |
010.10 |
A farm house now in ruins, on the Estate of Castlemilk, - the property of Capt [Captain] Stuart |
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WHITE CART WATER |
White Cart River
White Cart River
White Cart River
White Cart Water |
"The Estate map" Mr Galloway Glasgow
Mr George Hunter Carmunnock
See the Name Sheets of Eastwood and Cathcart |
010.10 |
A river of an average width of about 100 links, It forms the Bay [Boundary] of the parish from the spot where Carmunnock, East Kilbride & Cathcart meets - until the Netherlee print & dye works__ |
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EAST CASTLETON |
East Castleton
East Castleton
East Castleton |
The Estate Map
A. Galloway Esq Glasgow
Mr Stewart Windlaw |
010.11 |
A farm steading situated at the head of the avenue leading to Castlemilk house, - occupied by Mr James Fleming and the property of Captain Stirling Stewart |
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HIGH NETHERTON |
High Netherton |
The Estate Map
A. Galloway Esq Glasgow
Mr Stewart Windlaw |
010.11 |
An Excellent farm Steading about ½ a mile north of the village of Carmunnock, occupied by Mr William Finlay & the property of Captain Stirling-Stewart_ |
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LAIGH NETHERTON |
Laigh Netherton |
The Estate Map A. Galloway Esq Glasgow
Mr Stewart Windlaw |
010.11 |
A farm steading situated on the road leading from Glasgow to Carmunnock. Occupied by Mr Hugh Fulton, and the property of Captn. [Captain] Stirling Stewart |
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WEST CASTLETON |
West Castleton |
The Estate Map
A. Galloway Esq Glasgow
Mr Stewart Windlaw |
010.11 |
Occupied by William Alison.
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MID NETHERTON |
Mid Netherton
Mid Netherton
Mid Netherton |
The Estate Map
A Galloway Esq Glasgow
Mr Thomas Finlay occupier |
010.11 |
A farm steading, occupied by Mr Thomas Finlay another property of Capt [Captain] Stirling Stewart |
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MITCHELL HILL |
Mitchell Hill |
Mr James Stewart Windlaw
Mr William Finlay High Netherton
Mr Thomas Finlay Mid Netherton |
010.11 |
Rather a prominent hill feature as seen from a west point of view on the farm of Windlaw and the name is well known throughout the Parish_ |
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WINDLAW |
Windlaw |
The Estate Map
A Galloway Esq Glasgow
Mr Thomas Finlay |
010.11 |
A farm house occupied by Mr James Stewart and the property of Capt [Captain] Stirling Stewart. It is situated about ¼ of a mile north east of the village of Carmunnock_ |
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QUEEN MARY'S WELL |
Queen Mary's Well
Queen Mary's Well |
A Galloway Esq Glasgow
Rev [Reverend] Mr Storie Minister of Carmunnock
Mr Stewart Windlaw |
010.11 |
A spring well which issues out of a rock, in the brae to the south of Castlemilk. According to the "Old Statistical account" it was at this spot that Queen Mary viewed the Battle of Langside in 1568. The view obtained of Langside from here, is not by any means so good as from the Courthill of Cathcart from which, according to Dr [Doctor] Smiths account, she witnessed the same engagement__ |
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CATHKIN |
Cathkin
Cathkin
Cathkin
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Estate Plan
New Valuation Roll
H.E. McLae Esq Cathkin
County Map |
010.12 |
An excellent manion house on an Estate of the same name, the property of Humphry Ewing McLae Esq. The house is beautifully situated among fine old trees and shrubberies, and commands a most extensive and varied view, |
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CATHKIN LODGE |
Cathkin Lodge
Cathkin Lodge
Cathkin Lodge |
H.E. McLae Esq Cathkin
Mr James Petigrew Millfarm
Mr R McKay Cathkin |
010.12 |
A two story dwelling house at the south west corner of the Cathkin Estae, the property of H.E. McLae Esq _ |
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About 15 chains to the east of the farm steading and close to the root of a thorn hedge, is a stone grave about 5 fee long and 2 deep, in which an earthen Urn was found about 70 years ago _ |
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MILLFARM |
Millfarm
Millfarm
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Estate Plan
New Valuation Roll
H.E. McLae Esq Cathkin |
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A good farm steading about 15 chains south of Cathkin Lodge occupied by Mr James Pettigrew, and the property of H.E. McLae Esq_ About 15 chains to the east of the farm steading and close to the root of a thorn hedge, is a stone grave about 5 fee long and 2 deep, in which an earthen Urn was found about 70 years ago _ |
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CATHKIN BRAES |
Cathkin Braes |
H.E. McLae Esq Mr Walter Osborne
Mr R MacKay Cathkin |
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A very prominent range or ridge of hills lying in a direction East to West, and distant about 4½ miles from Glasgow, the same ridge runs into the Estate of Castlemilk though I'm informed the name "Cathkin" is only applied to them so far as that Estate extends __ |
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EAST CATHKIN |
East Cathkin
East Cathkin
East Cathkin |
H.E. McLae Esq
Mr Walter Osborne occupier
Mr R MacKay Cathkin |
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An excellent farm house with Offices & land attached, occupied by Mr Walter Osborne and the property of H.E McLae Esq |
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QUEEN MARY'S SEAT |
Queen Mary's Seat |
H.E. McLae Esq Mr Walter Osborne
Mr R MacKay Cathkin |
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A large stone on the top of the Cathkin Braes, said to have been sat upon by Queen Mary, but on what authority this statement is founded I have not been able to discover __ However it attracts many visitors from Glasgow in consequence of the name and Mr Ewing would allow it to be removed __ |
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EASTHILLS |
East Hills
East Hills
East Hills |
H.E McLae Esq
Mr W. Osborne Tennant
Mr R MacKay Cathkin |
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A farm house with land & office house attached occupied by Mr W. Osborne, and the property of H.E McLae Esq of Cathkin __ |
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MIDFARM |
Midfarm |
H.E McLae Esq Mr W. Osborne Mr R MacKay Cathkin |
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An excellent farm steading situated south west of Cathkin house and occupied by Mr Hugh Pollock, it is the property of H.E McLae Esq |
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WESTHILLS |
West Hills |
H.E McLae Esq Mr W. Osborne Mr R MacKay Cathkin |
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A farm house occupied by Mr Robert Fleming and the property of Mr H. E McLae |
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WHITELAW BURN |
Whitelaw Burn
Whitelaw Burn
Whitelaw Burn |
J. G. Buchanan Esqr.
D Gairdner. Factor
James Feruson Whitelawburn |
010.12 |
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URN FOUND HERE |
Grave |
Mr James Pettigrew
Mr R MacKay Gamekeeper Cathkin |
010.12 |
A grave formed of sand stone about 2 feet deep and six long in which an earthen Urn was found about 70 years ago by Mr Pettigrew's father who at that time occupied the farm on which it is situated __ A few years ago there were some Colliers opened it up in the expectation of finding some treasure in it, but there was nothing found __ |
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CARMUNNOCK [village] |
Carmunnock
Carmunnock
Carmanoch
Carmunnock |
Old & New Statistical Accounts of the Parish
Rev. [Reverend] Mr Horne Minister of the Parish
Post Office Directory
Chalmers' Caledonia |
010.15 |
A very irregular built little village in a Parish of the same name in Lanarkshire, It ocntains a population of about 350 inhabitants the male portion of whom are employed as Weavers, and agricultural labourers _
Mr Henderson late Minister of the Parish & writer of the New Statistical account, says it derives its name from the Gaelic words "Caer Mannock" which signifys the "Monks Fort" while Mr Galloway (whom the present Minister considers the best authority) says it is derived from the Scandinavian or Celtic "Caer" a Castle or Fort & "Manoch" a common word in Scotland signifying "moor" "The Castle in the Moor". Mr Galloway is considered a first rate linguist, his address is 21 Bath St [Street] Glasgow_ |
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BANKHEAD |
Bankhead |
Rev [Reverend] R Storrie Carmunnock
Mr George Hunter Carmunnock
Mr Andrew Warnock Paidmyre |
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A farm house in the village of Carmunnock. The property of Mr Warnock __ |
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CARNBOOTH |
Carnbooth |
Rev [Reverend] R Storrie Carmunnock
Mr George Hunter Carmunnock
Mr Andrew Warnock Paidmyre |
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A farm house - the property of Mr Robert Young & occupied by himself. |
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GALLOWHILL |
Gallowhill |
Rev [Reverend] R Storrie Carmunnock
Mr George Hunter Carmunnock
Mr Andrew Warnock Paidmyre |
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An excellent farm steading the property of Captn [Captain] Stuart _ and occupied by Mr James Clarke __ |
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MILNFLAT |
Milnflatt |
Rev [Reverend] R Storrie Carmunnock
Mr George Hunter Carmunnock
Mr Andrew Warnock Paidmyre |
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A farm house, the property of Mr Thomas Watt & occupied by himself. part of the land is used as a Nursery __ |
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PADMIRE |
Padmire
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Rev [Reverend] R Storrie Carmunnock
Mr George Hunter Carmunnock
Mr Andrew Warnock Paidmyre |
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A good farm house with land attached the property of Mr Andrew Warnock & occupied by himself. |
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CRAG LODGE |
Crag Lodge
Crag, Crage, Craig
Craig |
Written on the house
Mr Macniven proprietor
Mr George Hunter
The neck _ Jamieson
A rock _ Jamieson |
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A square two story dwelling house erected on the ledge of a rock hence its name. It is situated & forms part of the village__ |
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POST OFFICE [Carmunnock] |
Post Office |
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Mr Macniven
Mr George Hunter |
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Situated at the Centre of the village and kept by Miss Mary Orr _ there is one delivery about 10 oc [o clock] & one dispatch to Glasgow at 3 o.c. [o clock] pm__ |
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SCHOOL [Carmunnock] |
School |
Written on the house
Mr Macniven Mr George Hunter |
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The Parish school_ Erected in 1836 and attended by about 100 scholars _ Teacher Mr George Hunter who is also Registrar of Births Deaths & Marriages & Inspector of Poor |
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CHURCH [Carmunnock] |
Church |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Storrie
Mr George Hunter
A Galloway Esq |
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The parish church is situated about the centre of the village and is built in the form of a +. It was erected in 1767 & is seated for from 450 to 500. Minister the Rev [Reverend] Robert Storrie__ |
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MANSE [parish, Carmunnock] |
Manse |
Rev [Reverend] Mr Storrie
Mr George Hunter
A Galloway Esq |
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An excellent house erected in 1836 for the Rev [Reverend] Mr Henderson late Minister of the parish who used part of it as a Boarding School__ It is now occupied by the Rev [Reverend] R Storrie _ the present Minister of the parish. |
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KITTOCH BRIDGE |
Kittock Bridge
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Mr George Hunter Mr J Scoullar Mr R Young
See authorities quoted for "Kittoch B" page 28. R.H. |
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A stone bridge of one arch spanning the Kittoch Water, on the Ph [Parish] Road leaving from Carmunnock to Busby_ Kept in repair by the Parishes of East Kilbride & Carmunnock__ |
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KITTOCH MILL (Corn) |
Kittock Mill
Kittock Mill
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The Estate Map
A Galloway Esqr
Mr George Hunter
Joseph Scoullar proprietor
Estate Plan of Busby
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A corn mill situated on the Kittoch Water _ the property of Mr Joseph Scoullar |
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MILLHILL |
Millhill |
Mr George Hunter
Mr J Scoullar
Mr R Young proprietor |
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A small farm house situated on the road side leaving from Carmunnock to Busby the property of Mr R Young_ |
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MUIRSIDE |
Muirside
Muirside
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The Estate Map
A Galloway Esqr
Mr George Hunter |
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A farm house the property of Captn [Captain] Stuart and occupied by Mrs Fleming |
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PARKLEE |
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The Estate Map
Mr C Strang Tennant
Mr George Hunter |
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A farm house occupied by Mr C Strang Junr [Junior] and the property of Capt [Captain] Stuart. |
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PICKETLAW |
Picketlaw |
The Estate Map
Mr C Strang Tennant
Mr George Hunter |
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A farm house situated to the South of the village of Carmunnock. the property of Capt [Captain] Stuart and occupied by Mr Christopher Strang Senr [Senior] |
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CAMP [Muir] |
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A Galloway Esq Glasgow
Mr G Hunter Parish School Master Carmunnock
Mr W Shearer |
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A circular mound of earth on the above farm, on which is a station. On which authority it is called a "Roman Camp" I have been unable to ascertain. However it is known and called that throughout the Parish_
Mr Galloway Land Valuator etc of 21 Bath St [Street] (one of the authorities for the mode of spelling) conjectures it to be such on account of its situation being somewhere in the line of Roman Road which branches off at "Tinto" & leads to Dumbarton, but at the present day there are no traces of the Roman Road in this parish as mentioned in the Old Statistical account_
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MUIR |
Muir |
A Galloway Esq Glasgow
Mr G Hunter Parish School Master Carmunnock
Mr W Shearer Tennant |
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A farm steading with land attached on the Estate of Castlemilk, the property of Capt [Captain] S. Stewart and occupied by Mr William Shearer |
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WATERBANK |
Waterbank
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Mr R Armour Waterside
Mr George Hunter Carmunnock
Mr William Young Tennant |
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A farm house situated about 6 chains to the North East of Stepends _ the property of Mr William Reid & occupied by Mr William Young__ |
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KITTOCH WATER |
Kittock Water
Kittock Water
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Kittoch Water
Kittoch Water
Kittoch Water
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Mr Armours Estate Plan
Mr Robert Armour Waterside
Mr George Hunter Carmunnock
Matthew Dalglish, Meresman
Forrests County Map
Robert Fleming Meresman
Estate Plan of Busby |
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A stream having its source in the Parish of East Kilbride & entering Carmunnock about 4 chains [to]? the south of Stepends from whic[h] place it flows in a Westward dir[ection] forming the boundary between this parish & East Kilbride until its junction with the White Car[...] |
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WATERSIDE |
Waterside |
Mr Armours Estate Plan
Mr Robert Armour Waterside
Mr George Hunter Carmunnock Matthew Dalglish, Meresman Forrests County Map Robert Fleming Meresman Estate Plan of Busby |
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An excellent mansion house w[...] with farm steading and Offic[e] houses, situated close on the boundary between Carmunnock & East Kilbride. The proper[ty] of Robert Armour Esq[uire] |
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STEPENDS |
Stepends |
Mr Armours Estate Plan
Mr Robert Armour Waterside
Mr George Hunter Carmunnock Matthew Dalglish, Meresman Forrests County Map
Robert Fleming Meresman
Estate Plan of Busby |
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A co[t]? house situated ne[ar] the parish boundary of East Kilbride, the property of Mr William Reid & occupied by a Gamekeeper |
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NAME BOOK.
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Names -- Sheet -- Plan -- Page
Bowhouse -- 10 -- 8 -- 3
Bankhead -- 10 -- 15 -- 19
Castlemilk -- 10 -- 7 -- 1
Croftfoot -- 10 -- 7 -- 2
Cathkin Lodge -- 10 -- 12 -- 11
Cathkin -- 10 -- 12 -- 11
Cathkin Braes -- 10 -- 12 -- 12
Carmunnock -- 10 -- 15 -- 17
Carnbooth -- 10 -- 15 -- 19
Crag Lodge -- 10 -- 15 -- 20
Church -- 10 -- 15 -- 21
Camp -- 10 -- 16 -- 25
East Castleton -- 10 -- 11 -- 7
East Cathkin -- 10 -- 12 -- 12
Easthills -- 10 -- 12 -- 13
Gallowhill -- 10 -- 15 -- 19
High Netherton -- 10 -- 11 -- 7
Kittoch Mill (Corn) -- 10 -- 15 -- 22
Kittoch Bridge -- 10 -- 15 -- 22
Kittoch Water -- 16 -- 3 -- 28
Laigh Netherton -- 10 -- 11 -- 7
Mid Netherton -- 10 -- 11 -- 8
Mitchell Hill -- 10 -- 11 -- 8
Millfarm -- 10 -- 12 -- 11
Midfarm -- 10 -- 12 -- 13
Milnflat -- 10 -- 15 -- 19
Manse -- 10 -- 15 -- 21
Muirside -- 10 -- 15 -- 22
Millhill -- 10 -- 15 -- 22
Muir -- 10 -- 16 -- 25
Netherton (Ruin) -- 10 -- 10 -- 5
Padmire -- 10 -- 15 -- 19
Post Office -- 10 -- 15 -- 20
Picketlaw -- 10 -- 15 -- 23
Parklee -- 10 -- 15 -- 23
Queen Mary's Seat -- 10 -- 12 -- 12
Queen Mary's Well -- 10 -- 11 -- 9
Spittal -- 10 -- 7 -- 2 |
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School -- 10 -- 15 -- 20
Stepends -- 16 -- 3 -- 28
Urn Found here -- 10 -- 12 -- 15
White Cart Water -- 10 -- 10 -- 5
West Castleton -- 10 -- 11 -- 7
Windlaw -- 10 -- 11 -- 8
Westhills -- 10 -- 12 -- 13
Waterbank -- 16 -- 3 -- 27
Waterside -- 16 -- 3 -- 28
Whitelaw Burn -- 10 -- 12 -- 13 |
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