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CARLUKE [parish] |
Carluke |
Statistical Account
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie Minister
Revd.[Reverend] Lawrence Lockhart D.D.
James Harvie Esq.[Esquire]
Daniel Rankin Esq.[Esquire]
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
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"The earliest notice of Carluke Parish occurs
"in a Charter of Robert I, by which he grants to
"the Monks of Lesmahagow ten merks yearly, from
"the revenue of his mills at Madeslay, for the
"purpose of supporting lights at the tomb of
"St.[Saint] Machute. In a second Charter of the same
"Monarch, dated 8th March 1315, he conveys to
"these Monks from his mill of Carluke, other ten
"Merks yearly, to supply eight wax lights for
"the tomb of Machute, on Sundays and Festivals.
"In the same reign, the church of Eglis-
"Maluack, in Strathclyde, with all its rights
"and pertinents, is granted by the King to the
"Monks of Kelso. From these facts, it is sup-
"posed that the name of the church was Eglis-
"Maluak, whilst the Parish in general was
"distinguished by the appellation of Carluack
"or Carluke. The former of these names is
"supposed to be compounded of the three
"Gaelic words, Eglis, a church, Maol, shaved,
"hence a saint, and Luac, Luke, - the Church
"of St. Luke. Carluke appears to be com-
"pounded Caer, Hill and Luac, the hill of
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"St. Luke, - a name applicable to the elevated nature of the
"greater portion of the Parish." A traditional Account copied in
page gives a different derivation for the name of the Parish.
"The length of the Parish from West to East, is about 8 miles, and
"its greatest breadth 4½ miles. It is bounded on the South by Lesma-
"hagow, from which it is divided by the River Clyde; on the west by
"Cambusnethan, Garrion Gill dividing the two Parishes; on the
"north, likewise by Cambusnethan; and on the east and South
"east, by Carnwath, Carstairs, and Lanark, the boundaries between
"the latter Parish and it being March Gill."
For an Account of the rapid increase of the population of the
town of Carluke and its priveleges see page
Besides the town of Carluke, "there are three small villages in the
"parish viz.[videlicet] Braidwood, Kilncadzow and Yieldshields" Stat. Accnt.[account]
The parish church is situated in the North West of the town the
Manse in the South East, and the parish School in the West. There are 4
other schools in the town of Carluke, also a U.P. Church and Manse,
a Free Church and Manse, a Roman Catholic Chapel & school
a United Original Secession Church and Manse, and a Congregational
Chapel. It also contains a post Office, a Branch of the City of
Glasgow Bank, a Branch of the British Linen Company's Bank, also
three Inns and 8 Public houses.
The turnpike roads from Stirling to Carlisle, and from Glasgow to
Carnwath pass through the parish.
The parish contains 15410 Statute Acres, there are no
detached portions of this parish, nor are there any detached portions
of any other Parish situated within it. |
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In the third line I think the author has omitted the page number where the traditional account is spelt out! If/when I come across it i will edit this note appropriately.
Similarly further down this commentary there is a missing page reference. I think this should refer to pages 61/2 which detail population growth local economy and governance. |
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GILLHEAD |
Gillhead
Gillhead
Gillhead
Gillhead
Gillhead |
Daniel Rankin Esq.[Esquire]
Revd[Reverend] John Wylie
J. L. Stewart Esq.[Esquire]
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
018.08 |
A Farmsteading one storey
thatched and in bad repair
property of Sir Wyndham
C. Anstruther Bart.[Baronet].
The Roman Road passes
close to it on the N.E.
where its site can be
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GILLHEAD MILL (Corn) |
Gillhead Mill |
Daniel Rankin Esq.[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
J. L. Stewart Esq.[Esquire] |
018.08 |
A Farmsteading & Corn
Mill the motive power
of which is water.
they are one storey
thatched and in
bad repair the
property of Sir Wyndham
C. Anstruther Bart.[Baronet]. |
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CALEDONIAN RAILWAY |
Caledonian Railway |
Revd[Reverend] John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq.[Esquire]
J. L. Stewart Esq.[Esquire]
Johnston's County Map dated 1816 |
018; 019; 025 |
This line of Railway enters
the Parish in the North near
Gillhead Mill and passes
in a line nearly due South
to the Lanark boundary.
it has two Railway stations
in the Parish (viz[videlicet] Braidwood
and Carluke) besides several
luggage stations for the
transport of Minerals & Coal |
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LAWMUIR |
Lawmuir
Lawmuir
Lawmuir
Lawmuir
Lawmuir |
Daniel Rankin Esq.[Esquire]
J. L. Stewart Esq.[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
018.08 |
A Farmsteading one storey
thatched and in good repair
property Sir Wyndham
C. Anstruther Bart.[Baronet] |
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GARRION BURN |
Garrion Burn
Garrion Burn
Garrion Burn
Garrion Burn
Garion Burn
Garion Burn |
Daniel Rankin Esqr.[Esquire]
J.L. Stewart Esqr.[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
Statistical Acct.[Account] of Lanarkshire
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
13.10; 18.11 |
This Burn is formed by the
confluence of the Belstone
and Bowridge Burns, it flows
close to, and on the North
side of, Castlehill Ironworks
and runs in a N.W. direction
towards the northern boundary
of the parish. It then changes
its course to the south west,
forming the boundary be-
tween Carluke parish, and
that of Cambusnethan.
After a tortuous course through
Garrion Gill it joins the
Clyde a little South of
Garrion Bridge. |
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This item was presented as Carrion Burn. The image clearly shows Garrion. As I have local knowledge, I am sure the latter is correct. I cannot make the necessary change.
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BROWNLEE COTTAGE |
Brownlee Cottage |
Daniel Rankin Esq[Esquire]
J.L. Stewart Esqr.[Esquire]
Revd[Reverend] John Wylie
Alexander Stewart Esqr.[Esquire] |
018.11 |
A neat little cottage, slated
and in good repair, property of
Mr.[Mister] Alexander Stewart |
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GARRION BRIDGE |
Garrion Bridge |
Daniel Rankin Esqr.[Esquire]
J.L. Stewart Esqr.[Esquire] Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie |
018.11 |
A Small stone Bridge, one arch,
spanning the Garrion Burn, a
few chains from its junction
with the Clyde. |
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GARRION GILL |
Garrion Gill |
Daniel Rankin Esqr.[Esquire]
J.L. Stewart Esqr.[Esquire] Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
Statistical Acct.[Account] of Lanarkshire |
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A precipitous, and in some
places, rocky glen, partially wood-
ed, through which flows the Gar-
rion Burn. The Statistical Acct.[Account]
states, that during the commotions
in the reigns of the Charleses and
also, when the Highlanders were
traversing the country in 1745-6
the country people are said to have
scrambled for concealment amongst
its shelving recesses, dragging their
horses along with them. |
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CADGERGATE |
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CADGERGATE
Cadgergate
Daniel Rankin Esqr.[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
Alexander Stewart Esqr.[Esquire]
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map
18.11
A small cothouse, thatched,
in indifferent repair, pro-
perty of Mr.[Mister] Alexander Stewart. |
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The image entry for Cadgergate is not replicated in the template for this page. I have raised this issue with Scotlands Places.
Template for page 7 has a space for Cadgergate. I have transcribed the data for Cadgergate into the Extra Info box and copied it the template on Page 7
Situation for Garrion Bridge and Garrion Gill is recorded as 13.10 in the templates but the original shows 18.11 for both. |
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BIRKS |
Birks |
Robert Denholm Esq[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq[Esquire]
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
018.12 |
Farmsteading and Cothouse
situated on the Ph[Parih] Road to the North
West of the steading both
one storey & slated and in
good repair, property of
Sir W.C. Anstruther Bart.[Baronet] |
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CADGERGATE |
Cadgergate |
Daniel Rankin Esqr.[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
Alexander Stewart Esqr.[Esquire]
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
018.11 |
A small cothouse thatched
in indifferent repair. pro-
perty of M[iste]r Alex[ande]r Stewart. |
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EASTEND |
Eastend |
Robert Denholm Esq[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq[Esquire] |
018.12 |
Farmsteading one storey
slated and in good repair
property of Sir Wyndham
Carmichael Anstruther Bart.[Baronet] |
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PARKHEAD |
Parkhead |
Robert Denholm Esq[Esquire] Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq[Esquire] |
018.12 |
Farmsteading one storey
slated and in good repair
Property of Sir W.C. Anstruther
Bart.[Baronet] |
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SOUTH FARM |
South Farm |
Robert Denholm Esq[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq[Esquire] |
018.12 |
Farmsteading one storey
slated in bad repair property
of Sir W.C. Anstruther Bart.[Baronet] |
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BOURTREE |
Bourtree |
Robert Denholm Esq.[Esquire] Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq[Esquire] |
018.12 |
Three Cothouses in a ruinous
state 1 storey & thatched. Property of Sir W.C. Anstruther Bart.[Baronet] |
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BRACKENHILL |
Brackenhill
Brackenhill
Brackenhill
Brakenhill
Brakenhill |
Robert Denholm Esq[Esquire](Factor)
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq[Esquire]
Johnstons County Map dated 1816
Forrests County Map |
018.12 |
A large and Superior Farm-
steading- two storeys, slated
with offices, steam T.M.[Threshing Mill] and garden attached property of Sir W.C. Anstruther Bart.[Baronet] |
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SHAWFIELD |
Shawfield |
James Harvie Esq[Esquire] Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq[Esquire] Johnston's County Map dated 1816 Forrest's County Map |
018.12 |
A Farmsteading and Cothouses situated a few chains to the West of the steading- all one storey thatched and in good repair property of James Harvie Esq. |
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WESTEND |
Westend |
Robert Denholm Esq[Esquire] Revd[Reverend] John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq[Esquire] |
018.12 |
Famsteading one storey
thatched and in good repair
with Cothouse a few chains to
the West of steading. Property
of Sir W.C. Anstruther Bart.[Baronet] |
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BRACKENHILL
The abbreviation "T.M." is indefinite but in the context it has to mean "Threshing Machine/Mill". |
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BINNIESBRIG |
Binniesbrig
Binniesbrig
Binniesbrig
Binniesbrigs
Binniesbrigs |
James Harvie Esq.[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq.[Esquire]
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
018.12 |
Three tenements all one
storey thatched and in
good repair property of
James Harvie Esq:[Esquire] |
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BOWMANHIRST |
Bowmanhirst |
James Harvie Esq.[Esquire] Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq.[Esquire] |
018.12 |
Farmsteading one storey
thatched and in good repair. property of J Harvie Esq[Esquire] |
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JOLLYFIELD |
Jollyfield |
Alexander Stewart Esq[Esquire] Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq:[Esquire]
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
018.12 |
Farmsteading one storey
thatched and in good repair
property of Alexander Stewart Esq[Esquire] |
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WHINNYBRAE |
Whinnybrae |
Alexander Stewart Esq[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq[Esquire] |
018.12 |
A small newly erected Cot-
house-slated-property of
Alexander Stewart Esq[Esquire |
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EAST BROWNLEE |
East Brownlee |
Alexander Stewart Esq:[Esquire] Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq.[Esquire] |
018.12 |
A large and Commodious
Dwelling house - two storeys
slated, having out offices
and garden together with
extensive orchards attached
property of A. Stewart Esq:[Esquire] |
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HARLEYS |
Harleys |
James Harvie Esq.[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq:[Esquire]
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
018.12 |
A small Cothouse in a
ruinous state, property
of James Harvie Esq:[Esquire] |
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WEST BROWNLEE |
West Brownlee |
James Harvie Esq.[Esquire] Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq:[Esquire] |
018.12 |
A well built though rather
old fashioned house, two storeys
slated. having out offices
garden orchards and small
patch of ornamental ground
attached, property of James
Harvie Esq:[Esquire] |
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BRACKENHILL COTTAGE |
Brackenhill Cottage |
Messrs.[Messieurs] J&T Barr Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq.[Esquire] |
018.12 |
A Dwelling house and "Store"
attached for the use of the workmen
of the adjacent Coal Pit, it is
two storeys, slated and in good
repair, property of Messrs.[Messieurs] J & T Barr. |
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BRACKENHILL ROW |
Brackenhill Row |
Messrs.[Messieurs] J&T Barr Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq[Esquire] |
018.12 |
A row of tenements, all one
storey slated and in good
repair inhabited by Colliers
property of Messrs.[Messieurs] J & T Barr |
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GREENKNOWE |
GreenKnowe |
Messrs.[Messieurs] J&T Barr Revd[Reverend] John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq[Esquire] |
018.12 |
A row of Cothouses all one
storey thatched and in bad
repair - inhabited by Colliers
property of Messrs.[Messieurs] J & T Barr. |
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LAW OF MAULDSLIE |
Law of Mauldslie
(3rd class) |
Robert Denholm Esq[Esquire] Revd[Reverend] John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq:[Esquire]
Statistical Acct.[Account] of Lanarkshire |
018.12 |
A beautifully cultivated and
fertile hill, one of the principal
eminences in the Parish and
commanding an extensive view
of Clydesdale and the surround=
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CURATEHILL |
Curatehill |
James Harvie Esq[Esquire] Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq.[Esquire] |
018.12 |
A cothouse one storey thatched and in good repair, properrty of James Harvie Esq.[Esquire] |
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LAW |
Law |
Robert Denholm Esq.[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq[Esquire]
Statistical Acct.[Account] of Lanarkshire |
018.12 |
This name applies to some
dwelling houses. School and
Smithy situated on the summit
of the Law of Mauldslie
(hence its name) the tenements
are one storey thatched and are
the property of Sir. W.C. Anstruther Bart.[Baronet] |
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SCHOOL [Law] |
School |
Robert Denholm Esq[Esquire] Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq[Esquire] |
018.12 |
A well built house two storeys
the upper one of which is the teachers
residence. it was built by subscription
on ground granted by the late Earl of
Hyndford for the purpose, the teachers
income is derived from School fees
together with contributions from
the workmen employed at the surroun=ding collieries - the usual rudi=
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average of scholars. Male 35
Female 45. Total 80. |
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School entry
There is a word - looks like "universo=ding". maybe "siniverso=ding" but I cannot make sense of it.
I think that the word is "surrounding". I took the liberty of adding it.
Thanks, I agree. |
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GILLBANK |
Gillbank
Gillbank
Gillbank |
Daniel Rankin Esqr.[Esquire]
J.L. Stewart Esqr.[Esquire]
T Matthews Esqr.[Esquire] Factor |
018.16 |
A slated farmsteading one
storey in good repair, attached
to the farmsteading is a 7 H.P.[horsepower]
steam engine for the purpose of
thrashing; Property of Rev.[Reverend]
Lawrence Lockhart D.D.[Doctor of Divinity] |
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MAULDSLIE CASTLE |
Mauldslie Castle
Mauldslie Castle
Mauldslie Castle
Mauldslie Castle
Mauldslie
Mauldslie |
Daniel Rankin Esqr.[Esquire]
J.L. Stewart Esqr.[Esquire]
J Hosier Esqr.[Esquire]
Statistical Account of Lanarkshire
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
018.16 |
"Built in 1793 by Thomas Earl
of Hyndford from a design of Adams:
is a turreted structure of great
elegance situated in a richly
wooded park: upon the demise of
Archibald last earl of Hyndford
in 1817, the property passed into
the hands of Archibald Nisbet
Esqr.[Esquire] of Carfin, and from him to
the present proprietor J. Hosier Esqr.[Esquire]",
who about 4 years ago made ex-
tensive improvements and additions
to the original building.
Stat.[Statistical] Account |
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THEAFAL STANE |
Theafal Stane
Theafal Stane
Theafal Stane
Theafal Stane |
Daniel Rankin Esqr.[Esquire]
J.L. Stewart Esqr.[Esquire]
Rev.[Reverend] John Wylie
Statistical Acct.[Account] of Lanarkshire |
018.16 |
A large irregular shaped block of
whinstone. placed on the verge of a steep
slope in Jock's Gill.The tradition
connected with this stone is that it was
a portion of Samson's Sling-Stane which
bcame detached from its parent block
when the latter was hurled at Glasgow
Cathedral; the larger portion known
by the name of Samson's Sling-Stane
falling into Fiddler Gill (see plan 25-5)
and the smaller portion bearing the
name of Theafal Stane finding a
resting place in Jocks Gill: the
derivation of Theafal Stane cannot be ascetained[ascertained] nor can any thing
authentic be obtained respecting the
history of these stones except the
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ST LUKE'S CHURCH and Cistercian Abbey (Supposed Site of) [Mauldslie] |
Supposed Site of
St Luke's Church
and
Cistercian Abbey
(14th century) |
Daniel Rankin Esqr.[Esquire]
J.L. Stewart Esqr.[Esquire]
J Hosier Esqr.[Esquire] |
018.16 |
The earliest notice of Carluke parish occurs
in a charter of Robert I by which he grants to
the monks of Lesmahute ten merks yearly from
the revenue of his mills of Mauldslie for the
purpose of supporting lights at the tomb of
St.[Saint] Mahute. In a second charter of the same
monarch dated 8th March 1315 he conveys to
these monks from his mills of Carluke other ten
merks yearly to supply eight wax lights for the
tomb of Machute on sundays and festivals-
In the same reign the church of Eglis-Maluack
in Strathclyde with all its rights and pertinents
is granted by the King to the monks of Kelso.-
From these facts it is supposed that the name
of the church was Eglis-Maluack whilst the
parish in general was distinguished by the
appellation of Carluack or Carluke-. The
former of these names is supposed to be compounded from three Gaelic words
Eglis. a church Maol. shaved - hence a Saint.
and Luac. Luke. the church of St.[Saint] Luke.
Stat. Acct.[Account] - Both history & tradition are
silent as to the exact date of the removal
of the ph.[parish] church from strathclyde to the centre of the parish. (See remarks on St.[Saint]
Lukes Church in Plan 19-13) but from
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CISTERCIAN ABBEY [Supposed Site of St Luke's Church and, Mauldslie] |
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Template entries are sort of duplicated. I have chosen the one closest to the image. Not marked as complete only because of that discepancy and the note below.
The original actually reads
Supposed Site of
St. Luke's Church
and
Cistercian Abbey
That is somewhat different from the template.
Description is continued on the next page.
There is an abbreviation that looks like "pk" that I cannot decipher. Just realised it is "ph" See top of page. PARISH! |
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Continued
18.16
Fullarton's Imperial Gazetteer and other
authentic sources it appears that an
abbey subordinate to that of Lesmahagow
and belonging to monks of the habit
an order of cistercians was coeval with
and situated close to
the church of St.[Saint] Luke, and this is
further confirmed by the circumstance
of a portion of holmland which is now
embraced in the ornamental grounds
of Mauldslie, having been known a
century back to the inhabitants
of the locality by the name of
Abbey Steads; but the site of
which at the present day cannot
be exactly pointed out. |
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HORLEY BURN |
Horley Burn
Horley Burn
Horley Burn
Horly Burn
Horly Burn
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Daniel Rankin Esqr.[Esquire]
J.L. Stewart Esqr.[Esquire]
Rev.[Reverend]John Wylie
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrests County Map |
018.16 |
A small stream which rises
near Mauldslie Law (on the SE side)
and joins Jocks Burn near
Hallcraig |
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MAULDSLIE MAINS |
Mauldslie Mains
Mauldslie Mains
Mauldslie Mains |
Daniel Rankin Esqr.[Esquire]
J.L.Stewart Esqr.[Esquire]
James Hosier Esqr.[Esquire] |
018.16 |
A farmsteading one storey
slated and in good repair,
property of James Hosier Esqr.[Esquire] |
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OLD SMITHY |
Old Smithy
Old Smithy
Old Smithy |
Daniel Rankin Esqr.[Esquire]
J.L. Stewart Esqr.[Esquire]
Rev.[Reverend]John Wylie |
018.16 |
A cothouse one storey thatched
in good repair. Property of
Sir Wyndham Anstruther Bart.[Baronet]
A smithy once stood here but it is removed*
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Horley Burn
Horley Burn
Horley Burn
Horly Burn
Horly Burn
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Daniel Rankin Esqr.[Esquire]
J.L. Stewart Esqr.[Esquire]
Rev.[Reverend]John Wylie
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrests County Map |
A small stream which rises
near Mauldslie Law (on the SE side)
and joins Jocks Burn near
Hallcraig |
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OLD SMITHY
In faint pencil underneath the entry it says
'*It is called Old Smithy to distinguish it
from a smithy at Law on Plan 18-18'
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HORLEY BURN
I agree the word looks like "Bura" but there is a stream called Jocks Burn and I suspect that is what was intended.
Added by Douglas Fell
Horley Burn is also known as Hurley burn and Wholey Burn (not P.C. but is one of the spellings as I like to remind my wife who is a Brownlee of Whorley Burn) and located adjacent to Carluke golf course.
It looks like Bura, but it is obviously burn. Jocks burn was originally know as Forrest Burn |
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BURNETHOLM |
Burnetholm
Burnetholm
Burnetholm
Burnetholm
Burnetholm |
Daniel Rankin Esqr.[Esquire]
J.L. Stewart Esqr.[Esquire]
T. Matthews Esqr.[Esquire] Factor
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map. |
018.16 |
A neat cottage one storey slated
in good repair. Property of the
Rev[Reverend] Laurence Lockhart, D.D.[Doctor of Divinity] |
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RAMS GILL |
Rams Gill
Rams Gill
Rams Gill |
Daniel Rankin Esqr.[Esquire]
J.L. Stewart Esqr.[Esquire]
James Hosier Esqr.[Esquire] |
018.16 |
A precipitous wooded glen, a
little north of Mauldslie Castle. |
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GILLBANK |
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GILLBANK
The Template for Gillbank is on page 13. I have transcribed the data there but it needs moved to this page. |
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HAUGH HILL |
Haugh Hill
Haugh Hill
Haugh Hill
Ha'hill
Haugh-hill |
Daniel Rankin Esqr.[Esquire]
J.L. Stewart Esqr.[Esquire]
James. Hosier Esqr.[Esquire]
Statistical Account of Lanarkshire
Statistical Account of Lanarkshire |
018.16 |
A mound near Mauldslie Castle
supposed to be the accumulated
earth and ashes of the ancient
burial place. It is covered with
trees, a flat spot on the top remaining
clear where the two last earls of
Hyndford were buried, the mound is about 70 feet in height.
Stat.[Statistical] Acct.[Account] |
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MAULDSLIE BRIDGE |
Mauldslie Bridge
Mauldslie Bridge
Mauldslie Bridge |
Daniel Rankin Esqr.[Esquire]
J.L. Stewart Esqr.[Esquire]
James Hozie Esqr.[Esquire] |
018.16 |
A private bridge of 3 arches
build over the River Clyde
Property of James Hozier Esqr.[Esquire] |
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In the Authority col. the 3rd name looks like Hozie but I think it is meant to be Hozier.
HAUGH HILL
I have transcribed the height as 70 ft but it could be read as 40. |
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AUCHTER WATER |
Auchter Water
Auchter Water
Auchter Water
Auchter Water
Auchter Water |
Revd.[Reverend] John Wyllie
J. Cullen Esqr[Esquire] M.D.[Doctor of Medicine]
Mr[Mister] John Frazer
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.20 |
A considerable stream
which rises near the Boundy.[Boundary] between the Parishes of Carstairs and Camnethan[Cambusnethan], forming the Boundary between these those Phs.[Parishes]
for some distance; it also,
for about 2 miles, forms the
Boundary between the last
named Parish, and that of
Carluke, after which it
flows in a Northerly direction
thru'[through] Camnethan[Cambusnethan] Ph.[Parish] and joins
the South Calder Water. |
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KNOWEHEAD (Ruin) |
Knowehead
Knowehead
Knowehead
Knowehead
Knowehead |
J Glendinning Esq:[Esquire]
Revd[Reverend] John Wyllie
J. Cullen Esq:[Esquire]
Mr[Mister] John Frazer.
Johnston's County Map dated 1816 Forrest's County Map |
019.20 |
The Ruins of a cothouse
almost level with the ground
the property of Alexander Baillie
Cochrane Esq:[Esquire] |
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AUCHTER WATER
Situation is shown as 018.16 but should be 19.2 and 3 as per image.
KNOWEHEAD (ruin)
Situation is shown as 018.16 but should be 19.2 as per image. |
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KING'S LAW |
King's Law
King's law
King's law
King's Law
King's law
King's Law
King's Law |
J. Glendinning Esq:[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] John Wyllie
J. Cullen Esq:[Esquire] Mr[Mister] John Frazer.
Statistical Account of Lanarkshire
Johnston's County Map dated 1816 Forrest's County Map |
019.07 |
A Heathy Pasture Hill of
no great elevation. - it is
thus briefly alluded to in
the Stat.[Statistical] Acct.[Account] "It is very"
"probable that this hill called"
"King's Law owes its origin to the eruption of"
"the trap*** a deposit of"
"fine quartzose sand, fit for"
"the chrystal manufactory is"
"found at the South base of King's"
"Law." - the origin of its name
is unknown: it is the property
of Alexander Baillie-Cochrane Esq:[Esquire] |
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QUEENSHILL |
Queenshill
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J. Glendinning Esq:
Rev[eren]d John Wyllie
J. Cullen Esq:
Mr John Frazer Johnston's County Map dated 1816 Forrest's County Map |
019.02 |
A cothouse one storey. thatched
and in a ruinous state.
the property of Alex. Baillie Cochrane Esq: |
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King's Law
What I have transcribed as "***" is a series of 3 symbols like x's each with 4 dots in the interstices that I have interpreted as asterisks.
David Braidwood. I think these 3 symbols indicate text that is missed out from the quote from the Statistical Account.
Ian Muirhead: You may be right. I've found the second reference on p575. Not knowing what trap is I assumed that it was a definition. Your explanation makes sense. |
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WATERLANDS |
Waterlands
Waterlands
Waterlands
Waterlands
Waterlands
Waterlands
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Robert Denholm Esq[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq.[Esquire]
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map
Statistical Account of Lanarkshire |
019.05 |
Dwelling houses (occu-
pied by miners) one storey
thatched, are in good repair
property of Sir W. C. Anstruther Bart.[Baronet] |
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WILDMAN BRIDGE |
Wildman Bridge |
Revd[Reverend] John Wyllie
Daniel Rankin Esq[Esquire]
J. L. Stewart Esq.[Esquire]
Mr[Mister] James Forrest |
019.05 |
A small stone bridge one arch
spanning Garrion Burn, with
a few cothouses near it which
are called by the same name
the latter are the property of
Mr[Mister] James Forrest. The name
originates by the locality
having been the resort of
smugglers, in former times |
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HYNDSHAW |
Hyndshaw
Hyndshaw
Hyndshaw
South Hainshaw
South Hainshaw
Hyndshaw |
J. Glendinning Esq[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq[Esquire]
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map
Statistical Acct.[Account] of Lanarkshire |
019.05 |
A farmsteading, one
storey, slated, and in
superior repair
property of B Cochrane Esqr.[Esquire] |
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MID HYNDSHAW |
Mid Hyndshaw |
J Glendinning Esq[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq[Esquire] |
019.05 |
Dwellinghouses, one storey
thatched, and in bad repair
property of B. Cochrane Esqr.[Esquire] |
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NORTH HYNDSHAW |
North Hyndshaw
North Hyndshaw
North Hyndshaw
Hainshaw
Hainshaw |
J Glendinning Esq[Esquire[] Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq.[Esquire]
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.05 |
Dwelling houses and
Smithy, one storey
thatched and in good repair
property of B. Cochrane Esq.[Esquire] |
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BOGSIDE COTTAGE |
Bogside Cottage |
Mr.[Mister] James McGown Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq.[Esquire] |
019.05 |
Cottage, one storey, slated,
and in good repair
property of James McGown esq.[esquire] |
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BOWRIDGE BURN |
Bowridge Burn |
J Glendinning Esq.[Esquire] Factor
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq[Wsquire]
A.B. Cochrane Esq.[Esquire] Proprietor |
019.05 |
Collects from surface
water, near Bowridge
and flows S.W. until its
junction with Belstone Burn
near Castlehill Ironworks |
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BOWRIDGE COTTAGE |
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HOWLANDS PIT
There is a crossed out entry for Howlands Pit at the bottom of the page.
Authorities are Daniel Rankin, Rev John Wylie and JL Stewart.
Location: 19.5
Description: Coalpit worked by steam, property of the Shotts Iron Company.
Presumably the template exists elsewhere but all I can find is a farm called Howlands on page 85. Situation is 19.14 so it does not look promising. |
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BOWRIDGE COTTAGE
There is an entry for this cottage on the template but no details on this image. or any other for this parish. The next page has a farm called Bowridge and that may be where the name came from. I suspect this template entry should just be deleted as afiction. |
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BELSTONEPLACE |
Belstoneplace
Belstoneplace
Belstoneplace
Belston Place
Belston Place
Belston-place |
J Glendinning Esq[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq[Esquire]
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map
Statistical Acct.[Account] of Lanarkshire |
019.05 |
Farmsteading, one storey
slated, and in good repair
property of the Earl of Home |
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BOWRIDGE |
Bowridge
Bowridge
Bowridge
Bowridge
Bowrig
Bowrig------do-------- |
A.B. Cochrane Esq[Esquire] proprietor
J Glendinning Esq.[Esquire] Factor
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq.[Esquire]
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.05 |
Farmsteading, one storey
slated and in good repair
property of B Cochrane Esqr[Esquire]. |
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HYNDSHAW ROW |
Hyndshaw Row |
Daniel Rankin Esq[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq.[Esquire] |
019.05 |
Dwelling houses, one storey
thatched, and in good repair
property of the Shotts Iron Coy.[Company] |
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BELSTONEPLACE
Situation on image is 19.05 and in template 19.06. |
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HOWMUIR |
Howmuir |
Mr[Mister] George Spence
Revd.[Reverend] John Wyllie
Mr[Mister] John Frazer |
019.07 |
A cothouse with a small
garden attached, it is in a
bad state of repair- the
property of Mr[Mister] George Spence |
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THORNMUIR |
Thornmuir
Thormuir
Thornmuir
Thornmuir |
Mr[Mister] George Spence
Revd.[Reverend] John Wyllie
Mr[Mister] John Frazer
Statistical Account of Lanarkshire |
019.07 |
A Farmsteading, two
storeys & slated with offices
and garden attached, it is,
in good repair and is the
property of Mr[Mister] George Spence |
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THORNMUIR LIME WORKS |
Thornmuir Lime Works |
Mr[Mister] George Spence Revd.[Reverend] John Wyllie
Mr[Mister] John Frazer |
019.07 |
These were once the most extensive
Lime Works in the Parish but
have for some years, fallen into
disuse. The Stat acct.[Statistical account] alludes
to it as follows. "the main"
"limestone of from four to"
"six feet, wrought at Thorn="
"=muir", etc. etc
It is the property of Mr[Mister]
George Spence. |
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THORNMUIR LIME WORKS
The number 74 is written below the situation reference (19.7) |
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BENTYHILLOCKS |
Bentyhillocks
Bentyhillocks
Bentyhillocks
Bentyhillock
Bentyhillock |
George Glendinning Esqr,[Esquire]
Rev.[Reverend]John Wyllie DD[Doctor of Divinity]
J.L. Stewart
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.06 |
Farmsteading in indifferent
repair, thatched, property of
Mr[Mister] Bailie Cochrane |
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BOGSIDE |
Bogside
Bogside
Bogside
Bogsides
Bogsides |
J.R. Scott Esqr.[Esquire]
Rev.[Reverend]J Wyllie DD[Doctor of Divinity]
J.L. Stewart Esqr.[Esquire]
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.06 |
Farmstead in good repair
slated & thatched property of
Earl of Home |
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GAIR |
Gair
Gair
Gair
Gare
Gares
Gares |
J.R. Scott Esqr.[Esquire]
Rev[Reverend] J Wyllie DD[Doctor of Divinity]
J. L. Stewart Esqr.[Esquire]
Statistical Account of Lanarkshire
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.06 |
Farmstead in good repair
slated & thatched property of
Earl of Home |
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DAMHEAD |
Damhead
Damhead
Damhead
Damhead
Damhead |
William Alexander Esqr.[Esquire]
Rev.[Reverend]John Wyllie DD[Doctor of Divinity]
J.L. Stewart Esqr.[Esquire]
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.12 |
Thatched farmstead in bad
repair property of William Alexander |
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EASTERSEAT |
Easterseat
Easterseat
Easterseat
Easter Seat
Easter Seat |
James Hamilton Esqr.[Esquire]
Rev.[Reverend]John Wyllie DD[Doctor of Divinity]
J.L. Stewart Esq.[Esquire]
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.12 |
Farmstead in indifferent
repair property of James Hamilton Esq.[Esquire] |
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SPRINGFIELD |
Springfield
Springfield
Springfield
Springfield |
Andrew Pearson Esq.[Esquire]
Rev.[Reverend]John Wyllie DD[Doctor of Divinity]
J.L. Stewart Esq.[Esquire]
Johnston's Co.[County] Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.12 |
Farmsteading in good repair
property of Andrew Pearson Esq.[Esquire] |
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BELSTONE |
Belstone
Belstone
Belstone
Belston town
Belstone town |
Daniel Rankine Esqr.[Esquire]
J. Kerr Esqr.[Esquire]
Rev.[Reverend]J. Wylie
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.09 |
A farmsteading of one storey
slated and in very good repair
property of the Earl of Home |
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NEWBARNS |
Newbarns |
Daniel Rankine Esqr.[Esquire]
J. Kerr Esqr.[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] J. Wylie
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.09 |
A small farmsteading one storey
slated and in good repair, property
of the Shotts Iron Company |
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WHITEHILL |
Whitehill |
Daniel Rankine Esqr.[Esquire]
J. Kerr Esqr.[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] J Wylie
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.09 |
A small farmsteading
one storey, thatched in bad
repair property of the
Shotts Iron Company |
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BOGSIDE T.P. |
Bogside T.P.[Toll Point] |
Daniel Rankine Esqr.[Esquire]
J. Kerr Esqr.[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] J. Wylie
Name on Signboard |
019.09 |
A Checkbar, one Storey
Slated, and in good repair
Full rates leviable
property of the Road Trust[ees] |
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ENGINE ROW |
Engine Row |
Daniel Rankine Esqr.[Esquire]
J. Kerr Esqr.[Esquire]
Rev.[Reverend] J. Wylie |
019.09 |
A row of slated houses, one
storey and in good repair, with
small gardens, - occupied by
colliers, property of the
Shotts Iron Company |
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WEIGHHOUSE ROW |
Weighhouse Row |
Revd.[Reverend] J. Wylie
Daniel Rankine Esqr.[Esquire]
j. Kerr Esq[ui]r[e] |
019.09 |
A row of slated houses, one
storey, and in good repair
There is a small garden
attached to each house
They are occupied by
colliers and miners. Property
of the Shotts Iron Company |
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There are myriad meanings of this acronym but in view of the description I am confident it is a Toll Point.
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CASTLEHILL IRON WORKS |
Castlehill Iron Works |
Rev.[Reverend] J. Wylie
Daniel Rankine Esqr.[Esquire]
J. Kerr Esqr.[Esquire]
Statistical Acct.[Account] of Lanarkshire |
019.09 |
The Castlehill Iron Works con-
sist of three furnaces, with the
necessary number of Stores
and other requisite buildings.
They employ about 400 men, property of the Shotts Iron Company |
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SCHOOL (Female) [nr Castlehill Iron Works] |
Female School |
Daniel Rankine Esqr.[Esquire]
J Kerr Esqr.[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] J. Wylie |
019.09 |
A Female School with no
endowment supported by the
fees of the Scholars, who average
about sixty, property of the
Shotts Iron Company |
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SCHOOL [nr Castlehill Iron Works] |
School |
Rev.[Reverend] J. Wylie
Daniel Rankine Esqr.[Esquire]
J Kerr Esqr[Esquire] |
019.09 |
A school for the children
of the men employed at
the Castlehill Iron Works
It is wholy supported
by the fees of the scholars
The average number of scholars
is 120 of whom twenty are girls
property of the Shotts Iron Coy.[Company]. |
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CASTLEHILL |
Castlehill |
Revd.[Reverend] J. Wyllie
Daniel Rankine Esqr.[Esquire]
J Kerr Esqr.[Esquire]
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.09 |
Farmsteading, one storey
Slated, and in good repair
The out offices are thatched
property of the Shotts
Iron company |
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CASTLEHILL HOUSE |
Castlehill House |
Revd.[Reverend] J Wylie
Daniel Rankine Esqr.[Esquire]
J Kerr Esqr.[Esquire] |
019.09 |
Dwellinghouse, slated, two
storeys, and in good repair, re-
sidence of the manager of the
Castlehill Iron works, property
of the Shotts Iron company |
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FURNACE ROW |
Furnace Row |
Revd.[Reverend] J. Wylie
Daniel Rankine Esqr.[Esquire]
J Kerr Esqr.[Esquire] |
019.09 |
Dwellinghouses of one storey
slated, and in very good repair
They are occupied by the men
employed at the Castlehill Iron Works.
property of the Shotts Iron co[mpan]y. |
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HYNDSHAWROAD T.P. |
Hyndshawroad
Check T. P.[Toll Point] |
Daniel Rankine Esqr.[Esquire]
J Kerr Esqr.[Esquire]
Rev.[Reverend]J. Wylie |
019.09 |
A checkbar, one storey
slated and in good repair
Full rates leviable
Property of the Road Trustees |
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BACK THORNHILL |
Back Thornhill |
Hector McLean Esq.[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq.[Esquire] |
019.10 |
A dwelling house, one storey
thatched and in bad repair
Property of Miss Beatrice Dalziel |
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BASHAW |
Bashaw
Bashaw
Bashaw
Bashaw
Bashaw
Bashaw |
T.R. Scott Esq:[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq:[Esquire]
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map
Statistical Acct.[Account] of Lanarkshire |
019.10 |
An old farmsteading one
storey & thatched, in a ruinous
state, the property of the
Earl of Home.
About 14 chains to the West
of Bashaw there is a petrifying
spring. |
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BASHAW LIMESTONE PIT
There is a crossed out entry for this place
Authorities are T.R. Scott, John Wylie and JL Stewart
Location: 19.10 (there is a "3" written beside it)
Description: A Limestone Pit the machinery of which is worked by steam property of the Earl of Home. |
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CRAIGHEAD |
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead |
Hector McLean Esq:[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
Mr[Mister] J. Somerville
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.10 |
A Farm steading, one
storey, thatched and in
bad repair, it is the
property of J. Somerville, Carnwath |
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THORN |
Thorn
Thorn
Thorn
Thorn
Thorn |
Hector McLean Esq.[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
Mr.[Mister] John Smith
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.10 |
This name applies to a
Farmsteading and two
Dwellinghouses about 2 chains
South of the former, they
are all in tolerable repair
one storey, thatched having
gardens attached, they are
the property of Mr.[Mister] John Smith |
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UNDER THORNHILL |
Under Thornhill |
Hector McLean Esq.[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
Mr.[Mister] William Laing |
019.10 |
A Farmsteading one storey
thatched and in good repair
property of Mr.[Mister] William Laing. |
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CRAIGHEAD |
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There is a duplicate entry for Craighead in the template. It shows situation as 19.15. It is a spurious entry. There is a second Craighead at that location and it is one Page 88 but shows (incorrectly, I think) a location identical to the one on this page. My certainty about the correct entries is founded on their peer properties locations being the same.
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KINGSHAW MOSS |
Kingshaw Moss |
T.R. Scott Esq.[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq.[Esquire] |
019.10 |
A moss which although it has
been reclaimed to a great
extent was originally of
considerable size.
Property of Earl of Home. |
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MOSS-SIDE BURN |
Moss-side Burn |
T.R. Scott Esq.[Esquire]
Revd[Reverend] John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq[Esquire] |
019.10 |
A small stream which
rases in Kingshaw Moss
and after flowing in a
S.Westerly direction for
about 60 chains joins
Yieldshields Burn. |
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There is a crossed out entry for MOSS-SIDE LIMSTONE PIT
Spelling: Moss-side Limestone Pit
Authorities: T.R. Scott Esq.[Esquire]; Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie; J.L. Stewart Esq.[Esquire]
Location: 19.10
Description: A Limestone Pit the machinery of which is worked by steam. Property of Earl of Home. |
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MOSS-SIDE |
Moss-side
Moss-side
Moss-side
Moss Side
Moss Side
Mosside |
T.R. Scott Esq.
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq:[Esquire]
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map
Statistical Acct.[Account] of Lanarkshire |
019.10 |
A farmsteading with offices
and garden attached.
One storey slated & in
good repair. Property of
the Earl of Home. |
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PARK |
Park |
Hector McLean Esq:[Esquire]
Mr.[Mister] George Spence
Rev[eren]d John Wylie |
019.10 |
Two dwelling houses
and a Ruin. the former
are in a bad state
of repair. Property of
Mr.[Mister] George Spence |
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MOSS-SIDE LIME WORKS
Crossed out entry for this
Spelling: Moss-side Lime Works
Authorities: T.R. Scott Esq:[Esquire]; Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie; J.L. Stewart Esq[Esquire]
Location : 19.10
Description: A large Lime Works from which lime was extensively obtained, but it has been in disuse for 16 years. Property of Earl of Home |
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BELSTONEBANK |
Belstonebank |
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
J.L.Stewart Esq:[Esquire]
Mr[Mister] John Frazer.
T.R.Scott Esqr.[Esquire], Factor. |
019.10 |
Three tenements, One storey
thatched and in tolerable
repair, the property of
Miss Forrest, - Carluke |
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HILLHEAD |
Hillhead
Hillhead
Hillhead
Hillhead
Hillhead
Hillhead |
John Hamilton Esq[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
J.L.Stewart
Esq:[Esquire]
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrests County Map
Statistical Acct.[Account] of Lanarkshire |
019.10 |
An old farmsteading in
good repair, 2 storeys
slated, with offices & garden
attached, it is the property
of John Hamilton Esq[Esquire]. |
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HURLYSYKE |
Hurlysyke |
John Hamilton Esq[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
J.L.Stewart Esq[Esquire] |
019.10 |
A small farmsteading one
storey thatched & in bad
repair - property of
J. Hamilton Esq:[Esquire] |
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DYKE ROW |
Dyke Row |
J.L. Stewart Esq.[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] Mr.[Mister] Wylie
Mr.[Mister] John Frazer
Name on Corner of Row |
019.10 |
A row of tenements in number
32, all one storey & thatched,
they are in tolerable repair
and are inhabited by colliers
and miners, and are the
property of the Shotts Iron Co:[Company] |
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KNOWES |
Knowes
Knowes
Knowes
Knowes
Knowes |
J.L. Stewart Esq[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
Mr[Mister] John Frazer
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.10 |
Three tenements all one storey
thatched and in tolerable
repair, property of the
Shotts Iron Company |
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The last entry has been crossed out and it relates to the Kingshaw Ironstone Pits. These were noted by Messers Scott Wylie and Stewart These were extensive Ironstone Pits, 3 in number which have not been worked for many years. Property of the Earl of Home |
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BELSTONE BURN |
Belstone Burn |
T. R. Scott Esq[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq[Esquire] |
019.10 |
A small stream which rises
about 28 chains to the West of
Bashaw & flows in a S.W. direction
into Garrion Burn after a course
of almost 2 miles |
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HEATHERBELL PIT |
Heatherbell Ironstone PIt |
T. R. Scott Esq.[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
Jno.[John] L. Stewart Esq.[Esquire] Stewart Esq: |
019.10 |
An Ironstone Pit opened about
a year ago, the machinery
is wonked by steam, property
of the Earl of Home. |
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LOCHKNOWE PIT |
Lochknowe Ironstone Pit |
T. R. Scott Esq:[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
J. L. Stewart Esq.[Esquire] |
019.10 |
An Ironstone Pit 4 months in
operation, the machinery worked
by steam, property of the
Earl of Home.
Near it is a curling pond which
is dry in summer, in winter the
water which it contains is obtained
from Kingshaw Moss by small drains |
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Heatherbell Ironstone Pit
I assume "Jno L. Stewart" is the J.L. Stewart who crops up frequently. Interestingly we now have his first name as John. |
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DYKE |
Dyke
Dyke
Dyke
Dyke
Dyke |
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
J L Stewart.
Mr.[Mister] John Frazer
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.10 |
A Farmsteading one storey thatched
and in tolerable repair, the property
of the Shotts Iron Co:[Company] it derives its name
from the Roman Road passing close
to it, the word Dyke appears to be
applied generally to Roman walls,
that of Antoninus is popularly called
Graham's Dyke and the Wall built
by Severus from Newcastle to Carlisle
is known by the name of Pict's dyke |
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ROMAN ROAD (Site of) [Carluke parish) |
Watling Street
Watling Street
Watling Street
Wattling Street
Roman Road
Roman Road
Roman Road |
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
J L Stewart Esq[Esquire]
Mr[Mister] John Frazer
Statistical Acct.[Account] of Lanarkshire
Statistical Acct.[Account] of Lanarkshire
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.05; 019.14; 019.15; 025.03 |
The Roman Road (which is known
throughout Clydesdale by the
name of Watling Street.) passed
through Clydesdale to the Western
Extremity of the Wall of Antoninus
& ran through this Parish for several
miles in a N.W. direction and its
Course may still be traced from
the Roman Camp at Cleghorn by
Kilncadzow Coldstream Yieldshields
and Dyke to Belston after which
it runs by Castlehill into Camnethan[Cambusnethan]
Parish: A portion of it is still very
perfect at the Dyke accompanied
by its wall or dyke a mound of Earth
on the N.E. side of the Road. At Belston
a branch ran North by Hyndshaw and
Shotts to an opening in the Wall of Antoninus at Camelon.
Stat. Acct.[Statistical Account]
The portions of the Roman Road still
entire Consist of roughly hewn whinstone
laid together and forming a durable
but very uneven pavement. the
wall or dyke alone mentioned as
on the N.E. side of the Road is
now entirely defaced.. |
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Roman Road
The name "Watling Street" is ascribed to the 3 named individuals, "Wattling Street" and "Roman Road" to the Statistical Account and "Roman Road" to the 2 Maps. |
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HILL OF WESTERHOUSE |
Hill of Westerhouse |
Hector McLean Esqr.[Esquire]
Andrew Bell Esqr.[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] Mr.[Mister] Wyllie |
019.11 |
A Farmsteading, one storey,
slated, in good repair,with
out-offices attached. Property
of Andrew Bell Esqr.[Esquire] |
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MIDDLEHOPE |
Middlehope |
Hector McLean Esq[ui]r[e] Alex[ande]r Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev[eren]d M[iste]r Wyllie |
019.11 |
Farmsteading, one storey
thatched, in good repair
with out-offices attached.
Property of Alex[ande]r Stewart
of Browlee |
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SPOUTSHEAD |
Spoutshead
Spoutshead
Spoutshead
Spoutshead
Spoutshead |
Hector McLean Esqr.[Esquire] Andrew Bell Esqr.[Esquire] Revd.[Reverend] Mr.[Mister] Wyllie
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.11 |
A Thatched Cothouse.
Property of Andrew Bell Esqr.[Esquire] |
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Middlehope
There is an indecipherable squiggle in the margin after "Stewart" in the description. It way be a squeezed in version of esquire but I cannot read it.
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EASTSIDE |
Eastside
Eastside
Eastside
Eastside
Esatside |
Hector McLean Esqr.[Esquire]
Mr[Mister] J Hamilton
Revd.[Reverend] Mr[Mister] Wyllie Johnston's County Map dated 1816 Forrest's County Map |
019.11 |
Farmsteading, one storey
thatched & in indifferent repair
with out-offices attached
Property of Mr[Mister] Hamilton of
Blantyre |
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KNOWEHEAD |
Knowehead
Knowehead
Knowehead
Knowehead
Knowehead |
Hector McLean Esqr.[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] Mr.[Mister] Wyllie
William Henderson Esqr.[Esquire]
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.11 |
Farmsteading, one storey
Slated, and in good repair
with out-offices. Property
of William Henderson Esqr.[Esquire] of
Hamilton |
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TANHILL |
Tanhill
Tanhill
Tanhill
Tanhill
Tanhill |
Hector McLean Esqr.[Esquire] Revd.[Reverend] Mr.[Mister] Wyllie
J.L. Stewart Esqr.[Esquire] Johnston's County Map dated 1816 Forrest's County Map |
019.11 |
Farmsteading, one storey
Slated, and in good repair
with out-offices
Property of Mrs.[Mistress] Allan
Carluke |
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WEST HIGHCROSS |
West Highcross |
Hector McLean Esqr.[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] Mr.[Mister] Wyllie
J L Stewart Esqr.[Esquire] |
019.11 |
Farmsteading, one storey
thatched, and in good repair
with out offices attached
Property of Mrs.[Mistress] Burn |
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EAST HIGHCROSS |
East Highcross |
Hector McLean Esqr.[Esquire] Revd.[Reverend] Mr.[Mister] Wyllie J L Stewart Esqr.[Esquire] |
019.11 |
Farmsteading, one storey
thatched, in bad repair
with out-offices attached
Property of Mrs.[Mistress] Burn |
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GREENKAME HILL |
Greenkame Well |
Revd.[Reverend] Mr.[Mister] Wyllie
Hector McLean Esqr.[Esquire] J L Stewart Esqr.[Esquire] |
019.11 |
A Spring well Supply-ing water to the neigh-bouring farmhouses |
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East Highcross
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MIDDLEHOUSE |
Middlehouse
Middlehouse
Middlehouse
Middle House
Middle House |
Hector McLean
Revd.[Reverend] Mr.[Mister] Wyllie
J.L. Stewart Esqr.[Esquire]
Johnston's County Map dated 1816 Forrest's County Map |
019.11 |
A Farmsteading, one storey
slated, and in good repair
with out-offices attached
Property of John Bean Esqr.[Esquire]
Glasgow |
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WESTERHOUSE |
Westerhouse
Westerhouse
Westerhouse
Westerhouse
Wester House
Wester House |
Statistical Acct.[Account] of Lanarkshire
Hector McLean Esqr.[Esquire]
Andrew Bell Esqr.[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] Mr.[Mister]
Wyllie
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.11 |
Farmsteading, one storey
slated, and in good repair
with thatched out-offices
Property of Andrew Bell Esq.[Esquire] |
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YIELDSHIELDS BURN |
Yuildshields
Yieldshields Burn
Yieldshields Burn
Yieldshields Burn |
Hector McLean Esq.[Esquire]
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq.[Esquire]
Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e] |
019.10 |
A considerable stream
which rises near Thornsmuir
and flows in a S.W. direction thro'[through]
the hamlet of Yuildshields
it then flows due West and
after joining Moss-side Burn
the united streams take the
name of Jock's Burn from
thence to the Clyde, the entire
course of Yuildshields Burn is 1½ miles. |
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JOCK'S GILL |
Jock's Gill |
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq[Esquire]
J.L. Stewart Esq.[Esquire]
Thomas Matthews Esq[Esquire]
Statistical Acct[Account] of Lanarkshire |
018.16 |
A romantic and in some
places very precipitous glen
through which flows the water
of Jock's Burn, the greater
part of it is thickly wooded. |
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PHYSIC WELL (Chalybeate) |
Physic Well |
Revd[Reverend] John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq[Esquire]
J.L. Stewart Esq[Esquire]
Statistical Acct[Account] of Lanarkshire |
019.13 |
A Ferruginous (Chalybeate) spring
near Carluke - it is much
resorted to for its mineral properties |
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RIVER CLYDE |
River Clyde |
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq[Esquire]
J. L. Stewart Esq.[Esquire]
Statistical Acct.[Account] of Lanarkshire
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
018; 024; 025 |
The Clyde forms the western
boundary of Carluke Parish
separating it from Lesmahagow
and Dalserf. Along its
immediate margin there
stretches a narrow but rich
tract of warm sheltered holm
land expanding at a few
points into luxuriant haughs
or plains of considerable width,
beyond which the banks of the
river rise rapidly to a height
of from 400 to 500 feet above
the level of the sea.
These slopes are to a great
extent planted with fruit trees
which extend in one continuous
line from N. to S. of the Parish,
presenting in Autumn a
most beautiful appearance
rarely to be seen in any
other part of the Country. |
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JOCKSBURN |
Jocksburn |
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq[Esquire]
James Kerr Esq.[Esquire]- Agent to the Shotts Iron Co:[Company] Carluke
Name on corner of Row |
019.13 |
A row of tenements 10 in number
all one storey, slated and in
bad repair - property of the
Shotts Iron Co:[Company] and occupied by colliers and miners. |
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MUIRSYKEHEAD |
Muirsykehead
Muirsykehead
Muirsykehead
Moorsackhead
Moorsackhead |
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq[Esquire]
Thomas Matthews Esq[Esquire], Factor
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.13 |
A thatched Farmsteading
one storey, and in middling
repair, property of the
Rev[Reverend] Lawrence Lockhart D.D.[Doctor of Divinity] |
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RAES GILL |
Raes Gill |
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq[Esquire]
J.L. Stewart Esq.[Esquire]
Statistical Acct.[Account] of Lanarkshire |
018.16 |
A small glen extending from
Raes to Jocks Gill. there are
extensive Ironstone Quarries
in it. and it is also a
remarkable fossil locality. |
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WELLRIGS |
Wellrigs
Wellrigs
Wellrigs
Wellrig
Wellrig |
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq[ESquire]
Thomas Matthews Esq[Esquire]
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.13 |
A Farmsteading. Dwellinghouse
thatched outhouse partially slated
& thatched all one storey and in
good repair, property of the
Rev[Reverend] Lawrence Lockhart D.D.[Doctor of Divinity] |
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RAES |
Raes |
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq.[Esquire]
Thomas Matthews Esq[Esquire]
Statistical Acct.[Account] of Lanarkshire
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.13 |
A Farmsteading thatched
one storey, and in good
repair, the property of
Revd.[Reverend] Lawrence Lockhart D.D.[Doctor of Divinity] |
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UNDER SHIELDHILL |
Under Shieldhill
Under Shieldhill
Under Shieldhill
Shielhills
Shielhills |
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq:[Esquire]
Thomas Matthews Esq[Esquire] (Factor)
Johnston's County Map dated 1816 Forrest's County Map |
019.13 |
A Farmsteading one storey
Dwellinghouse slated offices
partially slated & thatched
in very good repair, the
property of Rev.[Reverend] Lawrence Lockhart. |
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UPPER SHIELDHILL |
Upper Shieldhill
Upper Shieldhill
Upper Shieldhill
Upper Shielhills
Upper Shielhills |
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq:[Esquire]
Thomas Matthews Esq:[Esquire] (Factor) Johnston's County Map dated 1816 Forrest's County Map |
019.13 |
A Farmsteading one storey
Dwellinghouse slated, offices
thatched, all in good repair
property of Revd.[Reverend] Lawrence Lockhart. |
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CARLUKE STATION |
Carluke Station |
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq.[Esquire]
J.L. Stewart Esq.[Esquire] |
019.13 |
A Station on the Caledonian
Railway about 20 chains to
the West of Carluke.
There is a saw mill near the
Station where a considerable
quantity of timber is sawn
for transmission to Glasgow&c[et cetera] |
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HALLCRAIG |
Hallcraig |
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq[Esquire]
J.L. Stewart Esq[Esquire]
Miss Robertson
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.13 |
A large plain mansion
three storeys slated and in
good repair, built on a
most romantic site over-
hanging Jock's Gill.
A ledge of precipitous rocks
quite perpendicular and in
some places overhanging
surround the house on the
South and East and from
which the name is probably
derived, property of Miss
Robertson |
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SCOULARHALL |
Scoularhall |
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq[Esquire]
J.L. Stewart Esq.[Esquire]
Miss Robertson
Johnston's Counbty Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.13 |
A row of 7 houses all one storey
slated and in bad repair
inhabited by colliers and
miners, property of Miss Robertson |
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CARLUKE T.P. |
Carluke Check T.P.[Toll Point] |
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq[Esquire]
J.L. Stewart Esq[Esquire] |
019.13 |
A check T.P.[Toll Point] on the Stirling &
Carlisle Road, one storey & thatched
full rates leviable, property
of the Road Trustees |
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MOUNT PLEASANT COTTAGE |
Mount Pleasant Cottage |
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq[Esquire]
Thomas Matthews Esq.[Esquire] |
019.13 |
A neat slated cottage, one
storey, and in very good
repair, property of the Revd.[Reverend]
Lawrence Lockhart D.D.[Doctor of Divinity] |
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NEW BRIDGE |
New Bridge |
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq[Esquire]
Thomas Matthews Esq[Esquire] |
019.13 |
A small bridge of 1 arch
over Jock's Burn. and on the
T.P.[Turnpike] road from Stirling to
Carlisle |
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NEWBRIDGE END |
Newbridge End |
Revd.[Reverend] John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq.[Esquire]
Thomas Matthews Esq[Esquire] |
019.13 |
A collection of houses on the
South side of New Bridge and
built along the T.P.[Turnpike] Road
they are all one storey, thatched
in tolerable repair, property
of Revd.[Reverend] Lawrence Lockhart D.D.[Doctor of Divinity] |
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OLD BRIDGE |
Old Bridge |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq
J.L. Stewart Esq: |
019.13 |
A narrow and old-fashioned
Bridge of 3 arches over Jock's
Burn and on which was once
the T.P. Road between Glasgow
& Lanark |
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OLDBRIDGE END |
Oldbridge End |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq J.L. Stewart Esq: |
019.13 |
A collection of housesSouth
West of the Old Bridge. they
are all one storey thatched
and in tolerable repair.
proberty of Rev. Lawrence Lockhart |
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SCHOOL (Female) [nr Oldbridge End] |
Female School |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq J.L. Stewart Esq: |
019.13 |
A small house used as a Female School
it is one storey thatched and in
good repair. the rudimentary
branches are taught together with
needlework. No: of scholars
about 40, it is the property
of Rev. Lawrence Lockhart D.D. |
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HILLHEAD |
Hillhead |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq
Thomas Matthews Esq.
Mr. Alexander Allan
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.13 |
A Farmsteading one storey
slated and in good repair
property of Mr. Alex: Allan |
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PARK HOUSE |
Park House |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq.
J. Brownlee Esq. |
019.13 |
A handsome house newly erected
two storeys and slated with
garden attached. property
of J. Brownlee Esq. |
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SANDY ROAD |
Sandy Road |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq.
J.L. Stewart Esq |
019.13 |
A small thoroughfare connecting
Kirkton and John Streets the few
houses in it are one storey
and slated all newly erected. |
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CROWN INN [Carluke] |
Crown Inn |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq.
J.L. Stewart Esq:
Mr James Cassels |
019.13 |
A public house 2 storeys
slated and in goos repair
with stabling accommodation
attached, property of Mr.
James Cassels |
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MOUNT STEWART COTTAGE |
Mount Stewart Cottage |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq.
J.L. Stewart Esq:
Mr John Martin J[unio]r |
019.13 |
A neat cottage one storey
slated and in good repair
property of Mr John Martin |
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STEWART STREET [Carluke] |
Stewart Street |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq.
J.L. Stewart Esq. |
019.13 |
This street consists of houses
one and two storeys built
along the T.P. Road from
Carlisle to Stirling. the
houses are in detached rows
and are all slated. inhabited
by the working class. |
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MOUNT STEWART |
Mount Stewart |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq.
J.L. Stewart Esq: |
019.13 |
This Street which is comparatively
a new one consists of houses
in detached rows. generally one
storey built of stone and slated
there are no shops in it. |
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SCHOOL [St Athanasius' Chapel] |
School |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq
J.L. Stewart Esq.
Rev[eren]d John Black |
019.13 |
A small building one storey &
thatched. used as a School in
connection with the R.C. Chapel
it has a teachers residence attached
who is supported principally by
School fees. the rudimentary branches
of Education are taught: average
of scholars. male 30. female 20.
total 50. |
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ST ATHANIUS' CHAPEL (Roman Catholic) |
St. Athanasius' Chapel |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq.
J.L. Stewart Esq:
Rev[eren]d John Black R.C. Priest |
019.13 |
A plainly built chapel without
any thing in its exterior to
distinguish it as an ecclesiastical
building except the windows which
are Gothic. it has accommodation
for 600 persons but the average4attendance never exceeds 200.
which exclusively consists of
the working class. |
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HAMILTON STREET [Carluke] |
Hamilton Street |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq.
J.L. Stewart Esq: |
019.13 |
Extends from High Street to
Kirkton Street. in the same
direction as Chapel Street.
houses one and two storeys and
slated. there are no shops in
this street which is occupied
principally by miners. |
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SCHOOL [two, in Carluke] |
School |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq. J.L. Stewart Esq: |
019.13 |
A private adventure school
one storey & slated. the usual
branches taught, average of
scholars. Male 40 Female
50 Total 90.
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A private adventure school
situated South of the one above
mentioned it is two storeys (the
under one being used as the
School) and slated, the
rudimentary branches are taught
together with French and classics
average scholars. Male 55. Female
60. Total 115. |
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I have transcribed both into the one entry with a line separating them. The spelling authorities and situation reference are identical so I have included them only once. |
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BUTGREEN |
Butgreen |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq
J.L. Stewart Esq.
Mr David Robertson |
019.13 |
Two small cothouses built
together. both one storey and
slated. property of Mr David
Robertson. about 4 chains
N.W. of Butgreen is a Corn Mill,
now worked by steam but which
10 or 12 years ago was one of
the very few Wind Mills which
were to be met with north of
the Tweed |
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CRAWFORDDYKE STREET [Carluke] |
Crawforddyke Street |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq.
J.L. Stewart Esq.
Name on corner of street |
019.13 |
A rapidly increasing suburban
Street consisting of house newly
erected all one storey and slated
chiefly occupied by miners and
operatives it embraces all the
houses in a direct line along
the T.P. road from the termination
of High Street to the small
bridge over Jock's Burn
near Crawfordwalls. |
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CARLUKE [village] |
Carluke |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq
J.L. Stewart Esq
John Hamilton Esq. |
019.13 |
The village of Carluke has within
a few years swelled into the size and
assumed the importance of a thriving
town its present population (1841) amoun=
ting to 2125. It was erected into a
burgh of barony in 1662 under the
name of Kirkstyle. with the privelege
of holding a weekly market and
a fair twice in the year. This
privelege so far as the weekly market
is concerned has not been acted
upon but the town is well supplied
with shops for the sale of bread, butcher meat, and every other article
of provision. The recent act for the
establishment of municipal government
in Scotch towns having been taken
advantage of by Carluke as tax of
sixpence a pound in house rent
is levied for the purpose of supporting
a few constables and of cleaning
and lighting the streets. ****
To those who are acquainted with the town
and Parish of Carluke the former containing
numerous streets of comfortable houses- the
latter fully divided and in a high state
of cultivation the following circumstances
may convey an ides of the very rapid
stride made by the neighbourhood.
There is still alive an individual if not more who remembers since the village of
Carluke contained only 4 cottages with
the Kirk and Manse. ******* |
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Carluke (continued)
Forty years ago the only bakers bread
used in the Parish was 1/6 worth brought
weekly from Lanark or Glasgow
Stat. acc[oun]t 1841
The latter paragraph is evidently an
error on the part of the Stat: Acct:
for Mauldslie Castle was erected prior
to 1800 and was the residence of the
Earl of Hyndford.
The town contains about 4000
inhabitants inclusive of Crawforddyke
Street the great proportion of which
are dependent for subsistence on the
immense Iron Works in this and the
adjoining Parishes: it contains
branches of the City of Glasgow and British
Linen Companies Banks both fine buildings
it is however badly lit with gas there
being no public lamps in the town
and only a few private ones at long
intervals: in general the houses are
one storey and slated. but a good
many excellent houses (two storeys)
have lately been built in Kirkton S[tree]t.
Two annual cattle fairs are
held at Carluke one on the 21st May
the other on the 31st October.***
There are 3 good Inns in the town
and a good many public houses.
The principal proprietor is
John Hamilton Esq of Fairholm
and Kirkton. |
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CLYDE STREET [Carluke] |
Clyde Street |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq.
J.L. Stewart Esq. |
019.13 |
Consists of house one and two
storeys chiefly slated and
in good repair. there are a
fewshops in the street. |
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COMMERCIAL INN [Carluke] |
Commercial Inn |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq.
J.L. Stewart Esq: |
019.13 |
This Inn which is the best in
the town is two storeys. slated
and in good repair with
stabling accommodation
attached. property of Mrs.
Somerville |
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KIRKTON STREET [Carluke] |
Kirkton Street |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq.
J.L. Stewart Esq. |
019.13 |
This street although containing
but very few shops consists
of the best houses in the town
they are with one or two exceptions
two storeys slated and built
with excellent freestone: it is
the T.P. Road from Stirling
to Carlisle |
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CITY OF GLASGOW BANK [Carluke] |
Branch of the City of Glasgow Bank |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq.
J.L. Stewart Esq.
Name on House |
019.13 |
A handsome and newly erected
building two storeys & slated
property of the City of Glasgow
Bank |
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EBENEZER CHAPEL [Carluke] |
Ebenezer Chapel (Congregational) |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq:
J.L. Stewart Esq:
Rev[eren]d David Drummond
Name on chapel |
019.13 |
A small plainly built chapel
without any attempt at style
or ornament: built by subscription
No. of sittings 300. |
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MARKET PLACE [Carluke] |
Market Place |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq.
J.L. Stewart Esq: |
019.13 |
A triangular portion of
ground enclosed on the N.
and E. by houses those on
the E. are two storeys & slated
and those on the N. are one
storey and thatched. there is
a green in its centre which
is common to the inhabitants
of the town. and in which
fairs are held. |
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BLACK BULL INN [Carluke] |
Black Bull Inn |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq
J.L. Stewart Esq: |
019.13 |
An old established and
commodious Inn. 2 storeys
slated. having good stabling
accommodation attached
the St. John's Lodge of Freemasons
hold their meetings in an
elegantly fitted up apartment
in the Inn. property of
Mr John Forrest. |
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NORTH LANE |
North Lane |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq.
J.L. Stewart Esq |
019.13 |
A small back thoroughfare
with some dwelling houses
in it. running parallel to,
and on the North side of High
Street. the houses are all one
storey and slated. |
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SOUTH LANE |
South Lane |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq
J.L. Stewart Esq |
019.13 |
A narrow back lane with
some few dwelling houses in
it. running parallel to
and on the South side of High
Street. houses one storey and slated. |
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CHAPEL STREET [Carluke] |
Chapel Street |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq
J.L. Stewart Esq. |
019.13 |
This is a prolongation of
Hamilton Street intersecting
High Street nearly at right
angles. the houses are
chiefly one storey and thatched
but at its Soutern extremity
some good houses have been
recently erected. |
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MANSE [Secession Ch, Carluke] |
United Original Secession Manse |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq.
J.L. Stewart Esq.
Rev[eren]d Mr Hobart |
019.13 |
A well built though rather old
fashioned house two storeys
slated and in good repair
with a fine garden attached
property pro tem of the resident
Minister. |
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UNITED ORIGINAL SECESSION CHURCH [Carluke] |
United Original Secession Church |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq
J.L. Stewart Esq.
Rev[eren]d Mr. Hobart |
019.13 |
This church which is alluded
to in the Stat: Acct: under the
name of "Associate Synod"
was built in 1797. capable of
containing 470 sittings, it is
a very plain building. and
is one of the very few places
of worship belonging to this
denomination throughout
Scotland. |
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KIRKTON |
Kirkton |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq
John Hamilton Esq:
Statistical Acct: of Lanarkshire
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.13 |
Kirkton, anciently church lands
belonging to the Abbey of Kelso. was
in 1662 erected into a barony by
Charles II in favour of Walter Lockhart
a cadet of the family of Wickenshaw
at that time its proprietor, it now
belongs to John Hamilton Esq: of Fairholm
Stat. Acct.
The dwelling-house presents the usual
appearance of Old Scottish Mansions
with its small windows, steep roof &
serrated gables. It would appear
from a stone which is placed over one
of the windows that its erection took place
very early in the 17th Century. but the stone is very much defaced. A room
is pointed out where it is said
that Charles II after his restoration
and whilst making a tour through
the Scotch portion of his Kingdom
slept two nights. and although
this is not mentioned in the Stat:
Account it is is universally
admitted to be correct.
The older part of the mansion
is three storeys the under one is
vaulted the other portion of
the building is two storey. slated
and of comparatively recent erection |
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ALPHA COTTAGE |
Alpha Cottage |
Revd [Reverend] John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq
Mr James Rankin |
019.13 |
A neat cottage one storey slated and in very good repair. property of Mr. James rankin. |
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KIRKPARK |
kirkpark |
Revd [Reverend] John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq
Mr Archibald Rankin |
019.13 |
A well built and newly erected house two storeys & slated. property of Mr. Archibald Rankin |
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KIRKTONHALL |
Kirktonhall |
Revd [Reverend] John Wylie
John Hamilton Esq
Daniel Rankin Esq |
019.13 |
A row of three cothouses all one storey. thatched and in
tolerable repair. property of John Hamilton Esq: |
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WHITESHAW |
Whiteshaw |
Revd [Reverend] John Wylie
James Kerr Esq.
Daniel Rankin Esq:
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.13 |
An extensive and superior Farmsteading. Dwellinghouse two storeys. and offices one storey. all slated and in excellent repair.property of Shotts Iron Compy [Company] |
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ST LUKE'S CHURCH (Remains of) |
St. Luke's Church
(Remains of) |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq.
J.L. Stewart Esq. |
019.13 |
It appears from the Stat: Acct:
that prior to the Reformation
the Parish Church was
dedicated to St. Luke (see extract
under the head of "supposed site of
St. Lukes Ch: and Cistercian Abbey"
in Plan 18.16.) and that
subsequent to the Reformation
this building was still used as
a place of worship, of which
positive evidence is obtained
from the Stat. Acct. which states
that "During the earlier part
of the reign of the 1st Charles
a manifest was published at
Carluke Kirk door denouncing
the reigning Monarch etc. etc."
The Church was however gradually
allowed to fall into decay until
the erection of the present Parish Church
in 1799 when it became entirely
disused. all that remains at
present of the ancient pile is its
Belfry which is about 60 feet high
and from which the old P[aris]h Bell is
still suspended. and the remains
of portions of two aisles the larger
one being about 3 or 4 feet above
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St. Luke's Church
(Remains of)
Continued
the larger and smaller aisles were
used respectively by the families of
Mauldslie and Milton Lockhart
as places of sepulchre. It may not
be uninteresting to extract the following from
the Stat: Acct: "By the following tradition the
name of the P[aris]h is derived from a different source.
The Church was formerly situated in the forest
of Mauldslie, hence it was sometimes called the
Forest Kirk: Close to the banks of the Clyde. This
situation being at the extremity of the Parish, was
found inconvenient, and it was therefore proposed that
the Church should be removed to a more centrical spot.
This proposal met with strong opposition from a
part of the population, who clung to the holy ground,
and after much difficulty could only be brought to agree
that the new site should be the Law of Mauldslie, a situation
not far from the old one. this however not meeting the views
of the opposite party, it was at length determined that the
dispute should be submitted to the arbitration of Providence.
with this view a pow (skull) was taken from the ancient
burial ground & together with a burning peat was laid on
the proposed sit at the Law. If the pow and peat remained
that was to be the spot; but if they should be removed by a
"Guiding hand" the Church ws to be erected wherever they
might be found. They were removed and the whole Parish
was raised to seek for the pow and peat. after much search
they were at last to the joy of the people discovered by Symeon
Haddow of Easterseat on the spot where the C[hurc]h was eventually
erected, about two miles nearer Symeon's house than the
Law. The truth was that the Guiding hand was none
other than that of Symeon himself a secret which
was carefully kept within his family for many generations.
Hence the name Kirk-look, the looking for the
Kirk. The derivation is of course absurd: but there
can be little doubt as to the reference to
Providence and its result." |
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CHURCH [Carluke] |
Church
Kirk
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Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq
J.L. Stewart Esq
Statistical Acct. of Lanarkshire
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.13 |
The Church a substantial
building erected in 1799 at an
expense of £1000 is situated
almost in the centre of the parish
and is consequently as conveniently
placed as it could be: none of
the inhabitants being more
than 4 miles distant and very
few so far.
Stat. Acct.
At the east end of the building
a handsome tower rises to the
height of 70 feet. The Church
contains upwards of 1500 sittings
300 of which are free; during
the present year 1858 it has been
thoroughly repaired. |
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MANSE [parish, Carluke] |
Manse |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq
J.L. Stewart Esq.
Statistical Acct. of Lanarkshire Johnston's County Map dated 1816 Forrest's County Map |
019.13 |
The Manse was built in 1798
at an outlay of £356. it has
during the current year 1841 been
enlarged, and repaired; the expen=
diture for this purpose has been
about £170. The glebe contains 11
acre ** In 1819 the stipend was
raised to 16 chalders of victual
and £8-6-8 for communion elements
at which it still continues
Stat.Acct. |
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BURNBANK COTTAGE |
Burnbank Cottage |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq.
J.L. Stewart Esq: |
019.13 |
A neat cottage one torey. slated
and in good repair with
garden and a small piece of
ornamental ground attached
property of Mrs. Allan. |
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SCHOOL [Carluke] |
School |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq
J.L. Stewart Esq: |
019.13 |
The Parish School erected in
1850 is a neat building well
adapted to its purpose with
a handsome teachers residence
attached. the usual branches are
taught together with Latin
French Greek Algebra and
Mathematics. The income of
the Parish Schoolmaster arises from
£34 of salary: his fees as session
clerk and the School fees which
with 135 Scholars at an average
yearly charge of 15/- each amount
to £100 per annum.
Average of Scholars. Male 75
Female 60 Total 135
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FREE CHURCH [Carluke] |
Free Church |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq.
J.L. Stewart Esq:
Rev[eren]d John White |
019.13 |
A well built church but
with very modest pretensions
as regards its "Style" both
internally and externally
it contains about 600 sittings |
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FREE CHURCH MANSE [Carluke] |
Free Church Manse |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq.
J.L. Stewart Esq
Rev[eren]d John White. |
019.13 |
A neat dwellinghouse two
storeys and slated. it is
built on the steep face of a
hill. overhanging Jock's Burn
property "pro tem" of the Free
Church Minister |
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HIGH STREET [Carluke] |
High Street |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq.
J.L. Stewart Esq.
Name on corner of Street |
019.13 |
This is the oldest and the
most business street in the
town there are some very
good shops in it. the houses
are principally 2 storeys but
a good many are one storey
and thatched. it is the T.P.
road from Glasgow to Edinbro.
and is terminated by the TP.
gate which separates it from
Crawforddyke Street. |
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BRITISH LINEN COMPANY'S BANK [Carluke] |
Branch of the British Linen Company's Bank |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq.
J.L. Stewart Esq:
Name on House |
019.13 |
A large and well built house
two storeys and slated with
offices and garden attached4Propertry of the British Linen Co: |
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MANSE [U.P., Carluke] |
U.P. Manse |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie Daniel Rankin J.L. Stewart Esq
Rev[eren]d Alexander Neilson |
019.13 |
A substantial building. two
storeys and slated. with a
garden and Park attached.
property "pro tem" of the
U.P. Minister |
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POST OFFICE [Carluke] |
Post Office |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq:
J.L. Stewart Esq: |
019.13 |
A dwellinghouse two storeys
slated and in good repair
portion of which is used as
a Post Office. Property of Mr. James Shirlaw. |
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH [Carluke] |
U.P. Church |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq
J.L. Stewart Esq: Rev[eren]d Alexander Neilson |
019.13 |
A well built though by no
means an "elegant chapel"
as described in the Stat. Acct.
erected in 1833 and contained
770 sittings. |
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HUNTERFIELD |
Hunterfield |
Daniel Rankin Esq.
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq. |
019.14 |
3 tenements all one storey
thatched and in bad repair
property of Coltness Iron Co. |
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ROADMEETINGS FARM |
Roadmeetings Farm |
Daniel Rankin Esq.
Rev. J Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq. |
019.14 |
A Farmsteading one storey
thatched and in bad repair
property of the Coltness
Iron Company. |
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CAULDRON GILL |
Cauldron Gill |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq.
Daniel Rankin Esq. |
019.14 |
A small glen (or gill as
they are locally called)
through which the Moss-side
Burn passes. it is in
some places precipitous
and covered with Trees
and underwood. |
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ROADMEETINGS |
Roadmeetings
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Daniel Rankin Esq.
J.L. Stewart Esq
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
JHohnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.14 |
This name is generally
applied to a number of
small houses scattered
over a considerable extrent
of ground and inhabited
chiefly by colliers and miners
they are mostly one storey
slated or thatched . and
the property of the Coltness
Iron Comp[an]y. |
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ROADMEETINGS T.P. |
Roadmeetings T.P. |
Daniel Rankin Esq.
J.L. Stewart Esq Rev[eren]d John Wylie |
019.14 |
A T.P. one storey thatched
and in good repair. property
of Coltness Iron Comp[an]y. |
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JOCK'S BURN |
Jock's Burn
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev John Wylie Johnston's County Map dated 1816 Forrest's County Map |
019.14 |
This burn is formed by the
confluence of the Yuildshields
& Moss-side burns. it flows in
a Westerly direction passing to
the S. of Carluke and after a
tortuous and winding course through
a most romantic glen called
Jock's Gill it joins the river
Clyde near Milton Lockhart
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UPPER LANGSHAW |
Upper Langshaw
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Upper Lanshaw
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev John Wylie Johnston's County Map dated 1816 Forrest's County Map |
019.14 |
A thatched farmsteading
one storey in good repair
property of Ja[me]s Brown Esq. |
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The ownership of Upper Langshaw was initially ascribed to the Coltness Iron Co. That has been crossed out and James Brown added in a different hand.
There is a crossed out entry for Upper Langshaw Pit with authority for the spelling ascribed to the same three individuals as the other places on this sheet. The description reads
"A limestone pit worked by
steam. property of
Ja[me]s Brown Esq. "
Initially the ownership was the Coltness Iron Co. but altered as above. |
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GALLAHILL |
Gallahill
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e].
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev John Wylie
Old Charters or Title Deeds |
019.14 |
A farmsteading Dwelling-
house two storeys offices one
all slated and in good
repair. Property of the Coltness
Iron Co. |
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NORTHFLAT |
Northflat
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North Flat
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev. John Wylie
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.14 |
A small farmsteading one
storey partly slated and
partly thatched in good
repair. property of the
Coltness Iron Co. |
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WILTON COTTAGE |
Wilton Cottage
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e] Rev. John Wylie |
019.14 |
A small farmsteading
one storey thatched in good
repair. Property of the Coltness
Iron Co. |
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SCHOOL [Yieldshields] |
School |
Hector McLeam Esq.
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq. |
019.14 |
A Private adventure School built
by Voluntary Contributions with a
teachers residence attached whose
salary is derived from the school
fees. average No. of Scholars (Male
50. Female 48 Total) 98. |
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YIELDSHIELDS |
Yuildshields
Yieldshields
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Zuilshiels
Zuildshields
Yuilshiels
Yuildshields |
Hector McLean Esq: (Factor)
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq.
J.L. Stewart Esq.
Statistical Account of Lanarkshire
Charters from 1642 to the latest granted |
019.14 |
A small hamlet situated
near the centre of Carluke
Parish. the most of the
houses are 1 storey & thatched
it has a school and its
population amounts to about
100. - the proprietors in the
village hold their lands
by Charters granted
by the Lockhart family
The Roman Road passed
through the village and
its course can be still
faintly traced (at intervals)
through some of the adjacent
fields. |
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The name Yuildshields is attributed to Hector McLean with Yieldshields to the other 3 named Authorities
The 4 more obscure variants are derived from the Charters referred to.
See also OS1/21/1/135 & 136 for further information on these variants. |
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BURNHEAD |
Burnhead
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Hector McLean Esq.
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq.
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map
Statistical Account of Lanarkshire |
019.14 |
A Farmsteading one storey
slated and in good repair
property of Sir N. McD. Lockhart Bart. |
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CROFTFOOT |
Croftfoot
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Hector McLean Esq. Rev[eren]d John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq. Johnston's County Map dated 1816 Forrest's County Map |
019.14 |
A Farmsteading one storey
slated with offices thatched
in middling repair
property of Sir Norman
McDonald Lockhart Bart. |
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OVER QUARTER |
Over Quarter
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W[illia]m Cadzow Esq: Rev[eren]d John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq Johnston's County Map dated 1816 Forrest's County Map |
019.14 |
A Farmsteading one storey
slated with offices thatched
in good repair property
of W[illia]m Cadzow Esq. |
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CAIRNEY MOUNT |
Cairney Mount
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Statistical Acc[oun]t of Lanarkshire |
019.14 |
An arable knoll of an oval
shape. The Stat[istica]l Acc[ount] states
that several stone coffins and
urns were found there and that
till lately one of those remarkable
monuments of antiquity called
standing stones stood on it. |
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CRAWFORDWALLS |
Crawfordwalls
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev. John Wylie
Rev. lawrence Lochhart, Proprietor
Mr. Matthews, Factor |
019.14 |
A farmsteading one storey
slated in good repair.
Property of the Rev Lawrence
Lockhart. |
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STANDINGSTONE WELL |
Standingstone Well
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev. John Wylie |
019.14 |
A large spring well - no
mineral properties: the name is
derived from the standing stone
that stood on Cairney Mount |
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There appears to have been an alternate spelling "Crawfordswalls" oriniginally ascribed to Lawrence Lockhart an most probably Mr Matthews. The name is faint indicating an attempt at erasure and it has been overwritten with a ditto. |
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MAYFIELD |
Mayfield
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev. John Wylie |
019.14 |
A farmsteading one storey
slated in good repair.
Property of the Coltness Co. |
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MAYFIELD ROW |
Mayfield Row
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e] Rev. John Wylie |
019.14 |
This name applies to three
rows of houses all one storey
slated and in good
repair. Property of the
Coltness Iron Co. |
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There is a crossed out entry for "Mayfield Pit" on this sheet. Spelling is attributed to the same three omnipresent individuals and the description is
"An ironstone pit worked by
steam. Property of the
Coltness Iron Co." |
| OS1/21/11/83 |
BIRKFIELD |
Birkfield
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Daniel Rankin Esq
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq:
Statistical Acc[oun]t of Lanarkshirre |
019.14 |
3 tenements all one storey
thatched and in bad repair
property of the Coltness
Iron Company. |
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BURNBANK |
Burnbank
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Daniel Rankin Esq.
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq.
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.14 |
8 tenements all one storey
thatched and in bad repair
property of Coltness Iron Co. |
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It may be 3 rather than 8 tenements but the symbol is significantly different from the other entry on this page which is more clearly a 3.
There is a crossed out entry for "Burnbank Pit". The spelling authority is accredited to Messrs Rankin, Wylie and Stewart and the description reads
"An Iron & Limestone Pit
worked by steam. and
the property of Coltness Iron Co:"
Another crossed out entry for "Burnbank Quarry" . same three authorities and description
"A large opencast Ironstone
Quarry. property of the
Coltness Iron Co." |
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HEADSMUIR |
Headsmuir
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Hector McLean Esq
Daniel Rankin Esq.
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.14 |
A Farmsteading one storey
thatched and in good repair
Property of Sir Norman
McDonald Lockhart Bart. |
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Crossed out entry for "Headsmuir Quarry". McLean Rankin and Wylie are the authorities and the description reads
"A large opencast Ironstone
Quarry. property of Sir
Norman McDonald Lockhart Bart."
Another crossed out entry for "Wilton Pit". Rankin Wylie and Stewart are the authorities for the spelling and the description reads
"An Iron and Limestone Pit
worked by steam and
the property of the Coltness
Iron Company." |
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HOWLANDS |
Howlands
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev John Wylie |
019.14 |
A small thatched farm-
steading in good repair.
Property of Mr. Archibald Wood |
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LOWRIEHALL |
Lowriehall
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev John Wylie |
019.14 |
A thatched cothouse in
good repair, property of
Mr W[illia]m Lowrie |
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MOUNT PLEASANT |
Mount Pleasant
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e] J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e] Rev John Wylie |
019.14 |
A thatched cothouse in
good repair. property of
Archibald Gilchrist |
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WOODEND |
Woodend
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev John Wylie |
019.14 |
A thatched cothouse in
good repair. property of
Mrs. Cosser |
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DOUGLASHALL |
Douglashall
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev John Wylie
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.14 |
A row of cothouses one
storey thatched in good
repair. property of Mr. James
Young. |
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ROSEMOUNT |
Rosemount
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev John Wylie |
019.14 |
A slated cottage one
storey in good repair.
Property of Mr. J. Forrest |
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ROSENEATH |
Roseneath
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev John Wylie |
019.14 |
A slated cottage one
storey in good repair,
property of Mr. Rob[er]t Mitchel. |
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ROWANTREE COTTAGE |
Rowantree Cottage
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev John Wylie |
019.14 |
A thatched cothouse in
good repair. Property of
Mr. Al[e]x[ande]r Hastie. |
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BLYTHEBANK |
Blythebank |
Hector McLean Esq[ui]r[e]
Mr. Andrew Smith
Rev[eren]d Mr. Wyllie |
019.14 |
A Farmsteading, 1 storey, & thatched
in indifferent repair.
Property of Mr. Andrew Smith |
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COLDSTREAM BURN |
Coldstream Burn |
Hector McLean Esq[ui]r[e]
Mr. William Somerville
Rev[eren]d Mr. Wyllie |
019.14 |
A stream which rises about
twenty chains north of Blythebank,
flows in a westerly direction for about
one mile and a half to its con-
fluence with Fiddlers Burn at
Burnhead |
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CRAIGEND |
Craigend |
Hector McLean Esq[ui]r[e] Mr. William Gray Rev[eren]d Mr. Wyllie |
019.14 |
A Farmsteading, 1 storey & thatched
in good repair.
Property of Mr. William Gray |
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CRAIGHEAD |
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead
Craighead |
Hector McLean Esqr.[Esquire]
Mr.[Mister] William Cadzow Revd.[Reverend] Mr.[Mister] Wyllie
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.10 |
A Farmsteading, 1 storey, partly
thatched and slated, with out-
offices attached, in good repair.
Property of Mr.[William Cadzow
William Cadzow |
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GALLAGREEN |
Gallagreen |
Hector McLean Esqr[Esquire] Mr.[Mister] Robert Fraser Revd.[Reverend] Mr.[Mister] Wyllie |
019.15 |
A farmsteading, 1 storey & slated
with out-offices attached, in good repair. Property of Mr.[Mister] Robert Fraser. |
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MID COLDSTREAM |
Mid Coldstream |
Hector McLean Esqr.[Esquire]
Mr.[Mister] William Somerville Revd.[Reverend] Mr.[Mister] Wyllie |
019.14 |
A Farmsteading, 2 storeys, and
slated with out-offices attached,
in good repair.
Property of Mr.[Mister] William Somerville. |
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GALLAGREEN QUARRY
Spelling; Gallagreen Quarry
Authorities: Hector McLean Esqr.[Esquire]; Mr.[Mister] Robert Fraser; Revd.[Reverend] Mr.[Mister] Wyllie
Location: 19.15
Description: A Farmsteading, 2 stories, and slated, with out-offices attached, in good repair. Property of Mr.[Mister] William Somerville. |
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All 4 properties on this sheet have their situation referenced as 19.15 in the original image. But the pre-populated template has 19.10 for Craighead, 19.14 for Mid Coldstream and is totally missing Gallagreen Quarry. It has the correct reference for Gallagreen.
I have transcribed the Gallagreen Quarry entry to the Extra Info box.
The Craighead here should have location 19.15
Mid Coldstream should have location 19.15 |
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EAST COLDSTREAM |
East Coldstream |
Hector McLean Esq[ui]r[e]
Mr. Gray Rev[eren]d Mr. Wyllie |
019.15 |
A Farmsteading, 1 storey, partly
thatched and slated, with out-
offices attached, in good repair
Property of Mr. Gray. |
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MUIRFOOT |
Muirfoot |
Hector McLean Esq[ui]r[e]
Mr. Archbald Hastie Rev[eren]d Mr. Wyllie |
019.15 |
A small Farmsteading, 1 storey,
and thatched, in indifferent repair.
Property of Mr. Archibald Hastie. |
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MUIRSHIELDS |
Muirshields
Muirshiels
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Hector McLean Esq[ui]r[e]
Mr. John Ballantine
Rev[eren]d Mr. Wyllie
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.15 |
A small Farmsteading 1 storey,
and thatched, in indifferent re-pair.
Property of Mr. John Ballantine. |
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GOWANSIDE |
Gowanside |
Hector McLean Esq[ui]r[e]
Mr. John Ross Rev[eren]d Mr. Wyllie |
019.15 |
A Farmsteading, 1 storey, & slated
with out-offices attached, in good
repair
Property of Mr. John Ross. |
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WEST COLDSTREAM |
West Coldstream |
Hector McLean Esq[ui]r[e]
Mr. Thomas Gray Rev[eren]d Mr. Wyllie |
019.15 |
A Farmsteading, 1 storey, & slated
with out-offices attached, in good
repair.
Property of Mr. Thomas Gray. |
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HONEYBANK |
Honeybank |
Rev[eren]d Mr. Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq.
J.L. Stewart Esq. |
019.10 |
Three tenements all one
storey thatched and in
good repair. inhabited by
colliers. property of the
Shotts Iron Company. |
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NETHERTON BURN |
Netherton Burn |
Rev[eren]d Mr. Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq.
J.L. Stewart Esq: |
019.08 |
A considerable stream
which enters the Parish
from Carstairs north of
Easterseat, and forms for
a short distance the P[aris]h
boundary, it reenters
Carstairs Parish at Candy
Mill. |
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ST JAMES' CROSS (Site of) |
St. James' Cross |
Daniel Rankin Esq
Rev[eren]d Mr. Wylie
J.L. Stewart esq |
019.15 |
The site of one those small
erections called crosses at
which prior to the Reformation
travellers implored the protection
of some favourite Saint on
their journey it was supposed
to have had somewhat the
same appearance as those
market crosses seen in
some ancient towns. but
no information can be obtained
respecting it. The ruins
of a cothouse stands on its
site which bore the name
of Jamescross. its walls are
almost level with the ground.
Similar buildings to that
above described are frequently
met with in Roman Catholic
countries such as Spain etc.
erected alongside the Highway
for he use of travellers. |
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BACK BURN |
Back Burn
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Sir N.M. Lockhart Bart.
Rev. J Wyllie Esq:
J.L. Stewart Esq:
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
019.16 |
A stream which forms
in an early portion of its course
the mutual boundary of Carluke
& Carstairs. It flows into Carstairs
P[aris]h. |
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CORBINSHAW |
Corbinshaw
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Sir Norman M. Lockhart Bart. Rev. J Wyllie DD
J.L. Stewart Esq: Johnston's County Map dated 1816 Forrest's County Map |
019.16 |
Cothouse in ruins
property of Sir N.M.
Lockhart Bart:. |
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CANDY MILL (Corn) |
Candy Mill
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Sir Norman M. Lockhart Bart.
Rev. John Wyllie DD
J.L. Stewart Esq: |
019.12 |
A small corn mill machinery
moved by water. Thatched- in
bad repair. property of Sir
Norman M. Lockhart bart: |
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CANDYMILL BURN |
Candymill Burn
Do
Do |
Sir Norman M. Lockhart Bart. Rev. John Wyllie DD
J.L. Stewart Esq: |
019.12 |
A small stream which
rises at the N. base of Hill Rig
and after a short course falls
into the Netherton Burn at Candy Mill |
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HILL RIG |
Hill Rig
Do
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Sir Norman M. Lockhart Bart. Rev. John Wyllie DD
J.L. Stewart Esq: |
019.16 |
A conspicuous arable
ridge. property of Sir N.M.
Lockhart Bart: |
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MILTON-LOCKHART |
Milton-Lockhart
Milton
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Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
Tho[ma]s Matthews Esq[ui]r[e]
Statistical Acc[oun]t of Lanarkshire
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
024.04 |
A new house in the manorial
style, built by Mr. Lockhart
from a design by Mr Burn. The
details are taken from Ancient
Scottish buildings. The name was
originally Milton, but has changed
to its present name to dis-
tinguish it from a barony of
the same name in the lower
ward of Lanarkshire
Stat. Acct.
Property of the Rev[eren]d Lawrence Lockhart D.D. |
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SANDILANDGATE |
Sandilndgate
Sandilandsgate
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Rev[eren]d John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e] Tho[ma]s Matthews Esq[ui]r[e] Johnston's County Map dated 1816 Forrest's County Map |
024.04 |
Farmsteading, one storey
slated and in very good repair
property of Dr. L Lockhart |
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MILTON-LOCKHART BRIDGE |
Milton-Lockhart Bridge |
Rev. John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
Thomas Matthews Esq[ui]r[e] |
024.04 |
A new bridge of three arches
across the Clyde, built by
Mr. Lockhart, after the model
of the old bridge at Bothwell |
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TOWNHEAD |
Townhead |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
Tho[ma]s matthews esq[ui]r[e]
Samuel steel Esq.
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County map. |
024.04 |
Farmsteading, one storey,
slated, and in good repair
property of Samuel Steel Esq. |
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WHINBANK |
Whinbank |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e] Tho[ma]s Matthews Esq[ui]r[e] Samuel steel Esq: |
024.04 |
Dwellinghouses, one storey,
slated thatched & in good repair
property of S Steel Esq[ui]r[e]. |
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GILLS |
Gills |
Rev John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq.
Tho[ma]s Matthews Esq.
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
024.04 |
A Farmsteading, one
storey, slated, and in good
repair property of
Dr. L Lockhart. |
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TOWNHEAD BURN |
Townhead Burn |
Rev. John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq.
Tho[ma]s Matthews Esq. |
024.04 |
A small stream which collects
a little to the north of Townhead
and falls into the Clyde near
Milton Lockhart house. It
divides the estate of Milton-Lockhart
and Waygateshaw |
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TOWNHEAD GILL |
Townhead Gill |
Rev. John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq
Tho[ma]s matthews Esq. |
024.04 |
A steep wooded glen through
which flows the Townhead Burn |
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POPLARGLEN |
Poplarglen |
Rev. John wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq.
Tho[ma]s Matthews Esq.
James Gilchrist Esq |
024.04 |
A small dwellinghouse, one
storey, slated in good repair
property of Ja[me]s Gilchrist Esq. |
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POPLARHILL |
Poplarhill |
Rev John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq.
Tho[ma]s Matthews Esq.
James Gilchrist Esq. |
024.04 |
a small dwellinghouse, one
storey, slated, and in good
repair property of Ja[me]s Gilchrist. |
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WAYGATESHAW |
Waygateshaw |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
Tho[ma]s Matthews Esq[ui]r[e]
Samuel Steel esq[ui]r[e]
Statistical Acc[oun]t of Lanarkshire
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
024.04 |
A plain dwellinghouse of three
storeys, part os a tower of
considerable antiquity is embraced in
the northwest wing of the
building, property and residence
of Samuel Steel Esq[ui]r[e]. |
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WILLANDS |
Willands |
Thomas Matthews Esq: (Factor)
Daniel Rankin Esq:
J.L. Stewart Esq: |
024.04 |
A small thatched cottage
one storey, and in good
repair. property of
Rev[eren]d Lawrence Lockhart.
At Wallans, a small portion
of Milton-Lockhart Estate, on the
South side of the Clyde but in
Carluke Parish and at one time
evidently an islet, part of an
old wall still stands said to be
the ruins of a fortalice where on
some perilous occasion Sir W[illia]m Wallace found a refuge.
it is sometimes called Castle Wallans
and Templehall
Stat. Acct.
There is not a vestige of this wall
now remaining. the name Willands
is derived from willows having
been extensively grown in its vicinity
from whence the name Willow-lands
it is extremely doubtful in this
as in many other similar cases
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JOHN STREET [Carluke] |
John Street |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie D.D.
Daniel Rankin Esq.
J.L. Stewart Esq: |
019.13 |
A short thoroughfare connecting
Sandy Road and Oldbridge End
with the East end of High Street
the few houses it contains are
newly erected. one and two storeys and slated. |
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MOUNT VERNON COTTAGE |
Mount Vernon Cottage |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie D.D.
Daniel Rankin Esq.
J.L. Stewart Esq.
Mr. W[illia]m Forrest |
019.13 |
A neat cottage. one storey
thatched and in good
repair. property of
Mr. William Forrest |
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BRAIDWOODMEADOW |
Braidwood Meadow
Braidwood Meadow
Braidwood Meadow
Braidwoodmeadow |
Daniel Rankin Esqr
Rev. [Reverend] John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esqr
This mode is also given by the above authorities |
025.01 |
A farmsteading thatched
one storey in good repair
property of James Stevenson Esq |
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BURNSIDE |
Burnside
Burnside
Burnside |
Daniel Rankin Esq
Rev. [Reverend] John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esqr |
025.01 |
A cothouse with wright's
shop attached one storey
thatched in good repair
Property of Mr Gilchrist |
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SOUTHBANK |
Southbank
Southbank
Southbank |
Daniel Rankin Esq
Rev. [Reverend] John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esqr |
025.01 |
A small farmsteading
one storey slated in good
repair. Property of Mr Gilchrist |
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MEADOWHEAD |
Meadowhead
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
S Steel Esq[ui]r[e]
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
025.01 |
A farmsteading one storey
slated in good repair. Property of S Steel Esq[ui]r[e] |
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OLDHILL |
Oldhill
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev John Wylie J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
S Steel Esq[ui]r[e]
Statistical Account of Lanarkshire
Johnston's County Map dated 1816 Forrest's County Map |
025.01 |
A thatched farmsteading
one storey in good repair
Property of S Steel Esq[ui]r[e] |
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WAYGATESHAWHEAD |
Waygateshawhead
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev John Wylie J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
S Steel Esq[ui]r[e] Johnston's County Map dated 1816 Forrest's County Map |
025.01 |
A thatched farmsteading
one storey in good repair
Property of S Steel Esq[ui]r[e] |
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CALEDONIAN RAILWAY TAVERN [nr Braidwood Station] |
Caledonian Railway Tavern
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e] |
025.01 |
A one storey house slated
and in good repair.
Property of M[iste]r Springall |
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STATION INN [Braidwood] |
Braidwood Station Inn
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Daniel rankin Rsq[ui]r[e]
Rev John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e] |
025.01 |
A two storey building in
good repair Property of the
Coltness Iron Co[mpany] |
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THORNIES |
Thornies
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Thorn
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Daniel Rankin Rsq[ui]r[e]
Rev John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
025.01 |
A small Farmsteading
thatched in good repair. there
is a large brick and tilefield
on the farm. Property of W[illia]m Marshall |
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BRAIDWOOD |
Braidwood
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e] |
025.01 |
A small village, the houses mostly
one storey and thatched, with
a population of about 350
principally miners |
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BRAIDWOOD STATION |
Braidwood Station
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e] |
025.01 |
A station on the Caledonian
Railway with station masters &
Booking offices attached |
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SCHOOL [Braidwood] |
School
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e] Rev John Wylie J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e] |
025.01 |
A slated house in good repair
built by subscription, the
ordinary branches of
education taught, supported
by the fees of the pupils. |
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BUSHELHEAD |
Bushelhead
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev John Wylie
J.L. Stewart |
025.01 |
A farmsteading one storey
slated in good repair
Property of J. Stevenson Esq[ui]r[e] |
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STOCKWELL |
Stockwell
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
025.01 |
A thatched farmsteading
one storey in bad repair
Property of M[iste]r Gilchrist |
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YETT |
Yett
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e] |
025.01 |
A slated farmsteading
one storey in good repair.
Property of M[iste]r W[illia]m Forrest |
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BORELAND |
Boreland
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e] |
025.01 |
A farmsteading thatched
one storey in good repair
Property of Mr. Gavin Jack |
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HOWGATE |
Howgate-------Do---------- -------Do------- |
Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev John Wylie J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e] |
025.01 |
A farmsteading one
storey slated and in
good repair. Property of
Mr. James Shirley |
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LOANFOOT |
Loanfoot
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev John Wylie J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e] |
025.01 |
A row of thatched cothouses
one storey in good repair
Property of Mr. W[illiam] Forrest |
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BEAN SHIELDS |
Beanshields
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Beanshiels
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev John Wylie J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
025.01 |
A farmsteading thatched
one storey in good repair
Property of Mr. J. Selkrig |
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KNOWEHEAD |
Knowehead
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Rev John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
025.01 |
A cothouse with smithy
attached slated. One storey
in good repair. Property
of Mr. J. Selkrig |
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MIDLOAN |
Midloan
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev John Wylie J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e] |
025.01 |
A farmsteading one storey
thatched in bad repair
Property of Dr. Selkrig. |
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FIDDLER BRIDGE |
Fiddler Bridge
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
025.01 |
A stone bridge which spans
the Fiddler Burn, built and
kept in repair by the county.
Altitude about 100 feet from the
bed of the stream, the three arches
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HARESTANES |
Harestanes
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev John Wylie J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Statistical account of Lanarkshire
Johnston's County Map dated 1816 Forrest's County Map |
025.01 |
A farmsteading one storey
thatched in bad repair
Property of J. Selkrig |
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HARESTANES COTTAGES |
Harestanes Cottages
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev John Wylie J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e] |
025.01 |
A row of slated cottages one
storey slated in good repair
Property of Mr J. Paterson |
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MARE GILL |
Mare Gill
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e] |
025.01 |
A precipitous wooded glen
through which the Maregill Burn
Flows. it is about ½ mile in length. |
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MAREGILL BURN |
Maregill Burn
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e] Rev John Wylie J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e] |
025.01 |
A small stream which collects
near Bushelhead and after a
course of 1½ mile falls into the Clyde. the water of this stream
posess petrifying qualities |
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STANDING STONE [nr Harestanes] |
Standing Stone
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------Do------ -------Do------ Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e] Rev John Wylie J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Statistical Acc[oun]t of Lanarkshire |
025.01 |
A rough stone of an oblong
shape about 3 feet in height and
18 inches square. "It is supposed
to have stood at the side of a Roman Road" Stat. |
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BRAIDWOOD HOUSE |
Braidwood House
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e] |
025.01 |
A plain two storey mansion
Property and residence of
James Stevenson Esq[ui]r[e]. |
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GILLS BURN |
Gills Burn
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Daniel Rankin Esq[ui]r[e] Rev John Wylie J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e] |
025.01 |
A small stream which
rises near Oldhill and joins
the Clyde near Gills |
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STRATHAVON HOUSE |
Strathavon House
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Robert Denholm Esq
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq.
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
018.12 |
A superior Farmsteading
two storeys slated and in
good repair. property of
Sir W. C. Anstruther Bar[one]t. |
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BOGHALL |
Boghall
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James Brown Esq[ui]r[e]
J.L. Stewart Esq.
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
025.02 |
A row of cothouses, four
in number, two thatched and
two slated. property of
Ja[me[s Reid Esq. |
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LANGSHAW |
Langshaw
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James Brown Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq. Johnston's County Map dated 1816 Forrest's County Map
Statistical Account of Lanarkshire |
025.02 |
Farmsteading, two storey
slated, and in good repair,
with out offices. property
of James Brown Esq[ui]r[e] |
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NELLFIELD |
Nellfield
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Rev[eren]d John Wylie
James Brown Esq[ui]r[e]
J.L. Stewart Esq. Johnston's County Map dated 1816 Forrest's County Map Statistical Account of Lanarkshire |
025.02 |
Farmsteading, one storey
thatched and in good repair
with out offices. property
of James Brown Esq[ui]r[e] |
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BUTTERHOLE |
Butterhole
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Rev. John Wylie
Hector McLean Esq[ui]r[e]
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
025.02 |
Farmsteading
one storey, slated and
in good repair, property
of Sir Norman McDonald Lockhart |
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LEEMUIR |
Leemuir
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Statistical account of Lanarkshire
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Hector McLean Esq[ui]r[e]
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
025.02 |
Farmsteading, one
storey, thatched, and in
good repair property
of Sir Norman McDonald
Lockhart |
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MEADOW |
Meadow
Meadows
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Rev[eren]d John wylie
Hector McLean Esq[ui]r[e]
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Johnston's Count Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
025.02 |
Farmsteading
one storey, thatched in
bad repair proper
ty of Sir Norman McDonald Lockhart |
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BRAIDWOOD BURN |
Braidwood Burn |
James Brown Esq.
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq. |
025.05 |
A stream which rises on
the N. of Braidwood village
and running in a S.W.
direction joins Mashock
Burn at Mashock Mill |
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FIDDLER GILL |
Fiddler Gill
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Hector McLean Esq
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
J L Stewart Esq.
Statistical Account of Lanarlshire |
025.02 |
A precipitous wooded
glen through which
runs Fiddler Burn.
it extends from the Farm-
steading of Chapel in a
N.E. direction to about 20
chains South of Langshaw. |
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LANGSHAW LIMESTONE PIT |
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James Brown Esq
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
J.L. Stewart
A Limestone Pit. with
Steam Engine attached
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CROSSGATES |
Crossgates
Crossgate
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Rev. John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Hector McLean Esq[ui]r[e]
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
025.02 |
Row of thatched
cothouses, property
of Sir Norman McDonald Lockhart |
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GREENBANK |
Greenbank
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Rev. John Wylie
Hector McLean Esq[ui]r[e]
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
025.04 |
Farmsteading, one
storey, thatched, and in
bad repair, property of
Sir N. McD. Lockhart |
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LEE LAW |
Lee Law
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Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Hector McLean Esq[ui]r[e]
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Statistical Account of Lanarkshire |
025.02 |
A prominent hill
covered with fir wood
at the top. property
of Sir Norman McDonald Lockhart |
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FIDDLER BURN |
Fiddler Burn
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Fiddler's burn |
Daniel Rankin Esq.
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq.
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map
Statistical Account of Lanarkshire |
019.14; 025.1; 025.05 |
A large stream which rises
in the high grounds near Kilncadzow
and running in a N.E. direction
receives one of its principal trib=
utaries (the Coldstream Burn). it
then changes its course towards
the West and enters a most
romantic and wooded glen
called Fiddler Gill. through
which it pursues its rough and
sinuous course until its con-
fluence with the Auchenglen Burn.
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HOWGILL (In Ruins) |
Howgill
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Hector McLean Esq[ui]r[e]
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
025.03 |
The ruins of a cothouse
Property of Sir Norman McD. Lockhart |
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BISHOPBENT |
Bishopbent |
Mr. Thomas McGhie
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev[eren]d John Wylie |
025.03 |
A Farmsteading, 1 storey, thatched
in indifferent repair. Property
of Mr. Thomas McGhie. |
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DRUMS |
Drums |
Mr. James Lightbody
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev[eren]d John Wylie |
025.03 |
A Farmsteading , 1 storey, slated
and in good repair. Property
and residence of Mr. James Lightbody |
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HILL OF KILCADZOW |
Hill of Kilncadzow |
Hector McLean Esq[ui]r[e]
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
The late charter of the farm |
025.03 |
A Farmsteading, 1 storey, slated and
in good repair. Property of Sir
Norman McD. Lockhart |
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HOLE |
Hole
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Hector McLean Esq[ui]r[e]
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev[eren]d John wylie
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
025.03 |
A Farmsteading, 1 storey, slated
and in good repair. Property
of Sir Norman McD. Lockhart. |
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Hill of Kilcadzow/Kilncadzow
The original name was "Hill of Kilncadzow" which has been deleted and replaced with " Hill of Kilcadzow" and the deleted name is described as "obsolete" with a reference "(See D.R. 87/826/45 bound in O.N.B)
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SCHOOL [Kilcadzow] |
School |
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Hector McLean Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev[eren]d John Wylie |
025.03 |
A private adventure school
built by subscription, 1 storey
and thatched, in which the rud-
ementary branches of education are
taught. There is a teacher's res-
idence attached, whose income is
solely derived from the fees of the
pupils. Average number of
scholars (Male 20, Female 15 Total)
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Kilncadzow
(continued)
See page 118
The majority of the house are of
a poor description, one storey and
thatched
The principal proprietor is Sir
Norman McD. Lockhart of Lee
and Carnwath Bart. x |
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KILCADZOW |
Kilncadzow
Kilcagdow
Kilcairdzie
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Kincadzow
Kilcadzow
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J.L. Stewart Esq
Hector McLean Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq.
A Charter of the farm called Hill of Kilncadzow
Charter dated 1762
Charter dated 1423
Charter dated 1492
Charter dated 1583
Charter dated 1644
Statistical Account of Lanarkshire
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
025.03 |
A small village situated in the
S.E. of the parish on the T.P.
road from Edinburgh to Glasgow,
and contiguous to Kilncadzow Law,
the most elevated ground in the
parish. It contains a private
adventure school, a small public
house, and a rural and mining
population of about 200.
From the village and circumjacent
ground of a clear day the spires of
Glasgow are visible, and a most
extensive view of the valley of the
Clyde is obtained on the north;
and on the south the horizon is
bounded by the towering mountains
of Crawford and Crawfordjohn -
upwards of 20 miles distant. The
Roman Road from Agricola's camp
in Lanark parish, passes near the
village, and it is probable that
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The original name "Kilncadzow" has been deleted and replaced with "Kilcadzow" The original name is described as obsolete. And there is a parenthetical reference
"(See DR. 87/826/45 bound in ONB)"
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The authorities for the various spellings are complex and difficult to enter in the template.
The original name of Kilncadzow was ascribed to Messrs McLean, Stewart Wylie and Rankin and also to the farm charter and the Charter of 1762
Kilcagdow - to the Charter dated 1423
Kilcairdzie - to the Charters dated 1492 and 1583
Kincadzow - to the Charter dated 1644
Kilcadzow - to the Statistical Account of Lanarkshire and the 2 County Maps
Locally the village name is pronounced KILCAIGIE and one can see that derivation from a couple of the spellings (with a bit of imagination!)
It is unclear why the spelling of the name of such an insignificant little hamlet attracted so much attention but there is a bit of correspondence in the sheets towards the end of the Carluke Parish stuff. |
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LOWER GOWANSIDE |
Lower Gowanside |
Mr. John Ross
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev[eren]d John Wylie |
025.03 |
A Cothouse, thatched, and in
indifferent repair. Property of
Mr. John Ross |
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TURFKNOWE |
Turfknowe
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Hector McLean Esq[ui]r[e]
J.L. Stewart Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
025.03 |
A Cothouse, thatched and in
good repair. Property of Sir
Norman McD. Lockhart |
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KILCADZOW LAW |
Kilncadzow Law |
Hector McLean Esq[ui]r[e]
J.L. STEWART Esq[ui]r[e]
Rev[eren]d John Wylie |
025.03 |
This hill is the most elevated in
the parish "it is about 150 feet
higher than the gates of Cleghorn
Avenue which again is stated
in Telford's Railway Survey to
be 743 feet above the level of
high water at the Broomielaw.
Stat. Acct. |
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Original name "Kilncadzow Law" has been struck out and change of name to " Kilcadzow Law" inserted. The original name is described as obsolete and there is a parenthetical reference
"(See DR. 87/826/45 bound in ONB)" |
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BRAIDWOOD QUARRIES |
Braidwood Quarries |
Captain E. M. Orr
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq. |
025.05 |
Two Fracture Quarries the
southernmost one is the
common property of the
inhabitants of Braidwood Village
the one on the North is the property
of Ja[me]s Gilchrist Esq. |
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GLEN |
Glen |
Captain E. M. Orr Rev[eren]d John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq. |
025.05 |
A Cothouse in bad
repair the property of
Captain E.M. Orr. |
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Braidwoodgill Cottage
Braidwood Coke Works |
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DUD'S WELL (Chalybeate) |
Dud's Well
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James Gilchrist Esq.
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq.
Statistical Account of Lanarkshire |
025.05 |
A small spring the
water of which is a
Sulphureous Chalybeate
So Called after a D[octo]r Dud
an eminent Chirurgeon
who lived at Chapel in
1770 |
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FIDDLER BRIDGE T.P. |
Fiddler Bridge T.P. |
Hector McLean Esq.
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq |
025.06 |
A small T.P. on the
Stirling and Carlisle
road. property of
Sir N. McD. Lockhart Bar[one]t |
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HEADS |
Heads
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Hector McLean Esq:
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq.
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
025.06 |
Farmsteading one storey
thatched and in bad
repair. property of
Sir N. McD. Lockhart Bar[one]t |
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Fiddler Bridge T.P.
There is a handwritten note that has been added in 1863
" This according to
our rule should
be one word
25 Sept 1863
as Braidwoodmeadow p101
Bellstoneplace p26
p41
Hyndshaw p24
Hyndshawroad T.P. p35
also page 96
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AUCHENGLEN BURN |
Auchenglen Burn |
Hector McLean Esq.
Rev. John Wylie J.L. Stewart Esq. |
025.05 |
A stream which enters from Lanark Parish. at
its junction with Lee Burn
and forms the Mutual b[oundar]y
between that parish and Carluke
to its junction with Fiddler
Burn from whence the united
streams take the name of
Mashock Burn. |
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LEE BURN |
Lee Burn |
Hector McLean Esq:
Rev. John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq: |
025.02 |
A stream which rises near
Leemuir and forms the
Mutual Boundary between
Carluke and Lanark to
its junction with Auchenglen
Burn |
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MASHOCK BURN |
Mashock Burn |
Captain. E.M. Orr.
Rev: John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq. |
025.05 |
A large stream formed
by the confluence of Fiddler Burn
& Auchenglen Burns. it
passes Mashock Mill and
after forming the B[oundar]y between
Carluke & Lanark joins the
:Clyde near Braehead |
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Situation has multiple reference 25., 25.5 &6 but template shows only 25.2 |
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MASHOCK MILL (Corn) |
Mashock Mill
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Captain E.M. Orr.
Rev John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map
Statistical Account of Lanarkshire |
025.05 |
A Farmsteading to which
a Corn Mill is attached
worked by water power.
it is in good repair Two
storeys & slated. property
of Captain E.M. Orr. -
and others - in partnership |
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TUPEHOLE |
Tupehole |
Captain E.M. Orr. Rev[eren]d John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq |
025.05 |
A Cothouse in good
repair - property of
Captain. E. M. Orr. |
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CURRANTBANK |
Currantbank |
James Brown Esq:
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq. |
025.05 |
A dwellinghouse one storey
thatched and in good repair
property of J. Brown Esq. |
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GOWANGLEN |
Gowanglen |
James Brown Esq.
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq: |
025.05 |
Three Dwellinghouses all one
storey & thatched having Gardens
& Orchards attached. the property
of James Brown Esq: |
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HILL OF ORCHARD |
Hill of Orchard
Hill
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James Brown Esq:
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq.
Johnston's Count Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
025.05 |
A handsome dwelling
house two storeys. slated
and having extensive
Orchards and Gardens
attached. it is the property
of James Brown Esq: |
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LINNSIDE |
Linnside |
James Brown Esq:
Rev[eren]d Mr. Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq: |
025.05 |
Two Dwellinhouses - one storey
thatched and in good repair having
Gardens & Orchards attached. the
property of James Brown Esq: |
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ORCHARD FARM |
Orchard Farm |
James Brown Esq:
Rev[eren]d Mr. Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq |
025.05 |
A well built Farmsteading
two storeys & slated. the
property of James Brown Esq: |
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ORCHARD HOUSE |
Orchard House |
James Brown Esq:
Rev[eren]d Mr. Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq: |
025.05 |
A well built mansion two
storeys. and slated. with a
handsome garden and large
orchards and ornamental
grounds attached. Commanding
a beautiful view of the rich
valley of the Clyde. it has
the oldest orchard in the
parish included in its ground.
& is the property of James Brown Esq: |
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SWINSY HILL |
Swinsy Hill |
James Brown Esq:
Rev[eren]d Mr. Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq: |
025.05 |
A conspicuous Green Knoll
included in the ornamental
ground attached to Orchard
House. the property of James
Brown Esq: |
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CATCRAIG |
Catcraig
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Catcraigs
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Captain E. M. Orr
Rev[eren]d Mr. Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq.
Statistical Account of Lanarkshire
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's Count Map |
025.05 |
A Farmsteading one storey
thatched. and in bad repair
the property of Captain Orr. |
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GILLFOOT |
Gillfoot
Gilfoot
do |
James Gilchrist Esq:
Rev[eren]d Mr. Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq:
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
025.05 |
A Superior Farmsteading
two storeys. slated in good
reapir with extensive gardens,
and orchards attached. it
is the propert of J. Gilchrist Esq. |
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GLADDENHILL |
Gladdenhill |
Ins: Miller Esq:
Rev[eren]d Mr. Wylie
J.L. Stewart |
025.05 |
A Farmsteading one storey
thatched and in tolerable
repair. the property of Miller Esq: |
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NEUK |
Neuk |
James Gilchrist Esq.
Rev[eren]d Mr. Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq: |
025.05 |
Two Dwellinghouses. one
storey. thatched and in good
repair having orchards and
gardens attached. they are the
parperty of J. Gilchrist Esq |
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The proprietor's name for Gladdenhill is shown in the description with the surname only. In the spelling column the forename is unclear. It is an abbreviation. It could be " Jas" but the first letter is unlike the "J" in "J.L.S." It could be "I" but I cannot find a name to fit. It could be a poor "S". "Sus" could be Susan but he is clearly male. It is an addendum so the only writing for comparison is the entry itself. My best guess would be "Ins" which is what i have transcribed. I think it is an unusual abbreviation for Iohannes/John (see sheet 131) as a John Miller is shown as the proprietor of Byreneuk. I recall there is (was) a smallholding called Bryarneuk close to Gladdenhill and that has to be more than coincidence.
Neuk
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COSIEGLEN |
Cosieglen |
James Brown Esq:
Rev[eren]d J. Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq |
025.05 |
A Dwellinghouse one storey
thatched and in good repair
with garden and orchard
attached property of J. Brown Esq |
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NORTHBANK |
Northbank |
James Brown Esq:
Rev[eren]d J. Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq: |
025.05 |
Four Dwellinghouses all one
storey. slated and in good
repair. with gardens & orchard
attached. property of J Brown Esq. |
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ORCHARDWOOD |
Orchardwood |
James Brown Esq:
Rev[eren]d J. Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq |
025.05 |
Two Dwellinhouses thatched
one storey and in good repair
withgarden & orchard attached
property of James Brown Esq. |
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TOWER OF HALLBAR |
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Tower of Hallbar
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Tower of Halbar
Hallbar |
Hector McLean Esq:
Rev[eren]d Mr. Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq:
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map
Statistical Acc[oun]t of Lanarkshire
Do---Do---Do--- |
Hallbar. a square tower beau=
tifully situated in a fine dell
is said to have been built in
the 11th Century. Early as this date
is, the appearance of the stair
passing up the walls in the
thickness of the building*, together
with some other circumstances,
would seem to countenance the
supposition of its great antiquity.
It is 52 feet in height, 24 feet square
on the outside, &14 feet square
in the interior. it contains a
vault beneath and three appart-
ments the one above the other , the
uppermost of these being likewise
closed with an arched roof. The
beams for supporting the floors
which constitute the ceilings of
the two intermediate apartments
instead of being inserted into the
wall, rest upon projecting brackets
of stone. In a deed of retour,
dated 1685 it is called the
Tower & Fortalice of Braidwood.
From this it seems to have been
the residence attached to that
ancient barony. it is the property of
Sir N.McD. Lockhart Bar[one]t
Stat: Acct:
*(From the vent of the only fire place in
the Tower passing up the North wall the stair
is of Course interrupted on that side and to
arrive at its continuation it is necessary to
pass across the floor of one of the appartments. This unartificial method of ascent would seem to argue the remote date.) |
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The author has copied the descriptive stuff from the Stat Acct. The insertion shown in parentheses is actually a footnote and I have reflected that in my transcription. |
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DALES |
Dales |
Mr James Young
Rev[eren]d Mr. Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq:
Hector McLean Esq: |
025.05 |
A Newly built Farmsteading
two storeys & slated. with garden
& orchard attached. property
of Mr James Young |
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HAMPERHILL |
Hamperhill |
Mr. Ja[me]s Gilchrist
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq: |
025.05 |
A cothouse 1 storey thatched
and in bad repair
property of Mr. Ja[me]s Gilchrist |
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MILLWOOD |
Millwoood |
Captain E.M. Orr
Rev[eren]d Mr. Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq. |
025.05 |
A Newly built Farmsteading
two storeys & slated with garden
& orchard attached . property
of Mr James Young |
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NEWPARK |
Newpark |
Mr. James Gilchrist
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq |
025.05 |
A Farmsteading one storey
thatched and in bad repair
property of Mr. Ja[me]s Gilchrist. |
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BRAIDWOODGILL COTTAGE |
Braidwoodgill Cottage |
James Gilchrist Esq.
Rev[eren]d Mr. Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq: |
025.05 |
A newly erected cottage.
one storey and slated. the
property of J. Gilchrist Esq. |
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BYRENEUK |
Byreneuk
Byerneuk
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John Miller Esq
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq.
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
025.05 |
A small farmsteading one
storey thatched and in bad
repair. the property of
J Miller Esq. |
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SAMSON'S SLINGSTONE |
Samson's Sling-stane
Samson Slingstone
Samson's Sling Stone
Samson's sling stone |
Rev[eren]d Mr. Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq.
Mr. John Frazer.
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map
Statistical Acc[oun]t of Lanarkshire |
025.05 |
A large mass of Freestone
about 10 feet high and 25
links in diameter of an irreg=
ular globular shape. resting on
the edge of a very steep precipice
overhanging Fiddlers Burn
it was believed in former times
to have been flung at Glasgow
Cathedral by Samson. who was
standing on the top of Tinto but that
he unfortunately missed his aim
the stone falling into Fiddlers Gill? |
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WOODHALL |
Woodhall
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Dr. Selkirk Carluke
Rev[eren]d Mr. Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq.
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map |
025.05 |
A farmsteading with Cot-
house attached. both one storey
thatched. and in good repair
property of Dr. Selkirk |
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BRAEHEAD |
Braehead
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Captaib E.M. Orr
Rev[eren]d Mr. Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq.
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map
Statistical Account of Lanarkshire |
025.05 |
A neat mansion. two
storeys. & slated with a
handsome garden & orchard
attached. it is built on a
considerable acclivity and
embraces an extensive view
of the woods & orchards on
the Clyde. it is the property
of Captain Orr. |
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CHAPEL [a farm] |
Chapel
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James Gilchrist Esq.
Rev[eren]d Mr. Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq:
Johnston's County Map dated 1816
Forrest's County Map
Statistical Account of Lanarkshire |
025.05 |
A Farmsteading one storey
thatched and in good repair
having garden & orchard attached
property of Ja[me]s Gilchrist Esq |
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ST OSWALD'S CHAPEL (Site of) |
St. Oswald's Chapel
Chapel of St. Oswald |
James Gilchrist Esq
Rev[eren]d Mr. Wylie
J.L. Stewart Esq:
Statistical Acc[oun]t of Lanarkshire |
025.05 |
The name of the above mentioned
farmsteading is derived from
the circumstance of a Chapel having
formerly stood on the spot
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The Stat. Account says that " at
"the South of the Parish there had"
"been a chapel of St. Oswald"
where some sepulchral remains
have been lately dug up". there
is not a vestige of this building
in existence at the present time. |
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SMUGGLERSFORD |
Smugglers Ford |
Rev[eren]d John Wylie
Daniel Rankin Esq
Thom[as] Matthews Esq. |
024.08 |
An old ford crossing the
River Clyde about ¾ of a
mile South of Waygateshaw. |
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F. E. Pratt
Capt[ain] [Royal?] Engineers
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This appears to be a copy of the page relating to Yieldshields. I think this has been retained because of debate about spelling of the village name and the annotations on this sheet and the following one. Main entry for Yieldshields is page 79 and contains the information here except for the annotations
Zuleshiells
Yuleshiells
were inserted by someone and P Yule with reference to
the Index of Charters granted by
the different sovereigns of
Scotland
by William Robertson Esq. |
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This sheet contains a note which I think supports an alternate spelling of Yieldshields.
The note reads:
one of the deputies of the
Lord Clerk Register for
Keeping the Records of
Scotland
Edinburgh 1798
Extracted from the above
mentioned work
"page 24. No 11
Robert 1st tax tward
-------to John de Monfode
of the lands of Braidwood
and Yuleshiells with the
lands of Hevedis in vic
de ----------Lanark"
NB King Robert reigned
between 1306 1329 |
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It has OS321 underlined typed in the middle of the top edge
In the centre of the page
NAME BOOK
Parish of Carluke
Co. Lanark
There is an impressed ink stamp - 2 ellipses one inside the other. In the space between the ovals it reads round the top half
*ORDNANCE SURVEY DRAW & REP DIV *
Inside the smaller oval there is inscribed
MANUSCRIPT
6-DEC 1945
S. SECTION
In the top RH corner there is handwritten
OS1/21/11 137
and underneath there is the number 11 with a circle round it.
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[Page] 138
INDEX
Name -- Page
Alpha Cottage -- 68
Auchenglen Burn -- 123
Auchter Water -- 21
Back Burn -- 93
Back Thornhill -- 37
Bashaw -- 7
Beanshields -- 107
Belstone -- 31
Belstonebank -- 41
Belstone Burn -- 43
Belstoneplace -- 26
Benniesbrig -- 9
Bentyhillock -- 29
Birkfield -- 83
Birks -- 7
Bishopbent -- 116
Black Bull Inn -- 65
Blythebank -- 87
Boghall -- 111
Bogside -- 29
Bogside Cottage -- 25
Bogside T.P. [Turnpike] -- 32
Boreland -- 106
Bourtree -- 8
Bowmanhirst -- 9
Bowridge -- 26
Bowridge Burn -- 25
Brackenhill -- 8
Brackenhill Cottage -- 11
Brackenhill Row -- 11
Braehead -- 132
Braidwood -- 104
Braidwood Burn -- 113
Braidwoodgill Cottage -- 131
Braidwood House -- 110
Braidwoodmeadow -- 101
Braidwood Quarries -- 121
Braidwood Station -- 104
Braidwood Station Inn -- 103
Branch of the British Linen
Company's Bank -- 74
Branch of the City of Glasgow Bank -- 64
Brownlee Cottage -- 6
Burnbank -- 83
Burnbank Cottage -- 72
Burnetholm -- 18
Burnhead -- 80
Burnside -- 101
Bushelhead -- 105
Butgreen -- 60
Butterhole -- 112
Byreneuk -- 131
Cadgergate -- 7
Cairney Mount -- 81
Coledonian Railway Tavern -- 103
Caledonian Railway -- 4
Candy Mill (Corn) -- 94
Candymill Burn -- 94
Carluke (Parish) -- 1
Carluke (Town) -- 61
Carluke Station -- 53
Carluke T.P. -- 54
Castlehill -- 34
Castlehill House -- 34
Castlehill Iron Works -- 33
Catcraig -- 127
Cauldron Gill -- 76
Chapel -- 132
Chapel Street -- 66
Church (Parish) -- 71
Clyde Street -- 63
Coldstream Burn -- 87
Corbinshaw -- 93
Commercial Inn -- 63
Cosieglen -- 128
Craigend -- 87
Craighead plan 19-10 -- 88
Craighead 19-15 -- 38
Crawfordyke Street -- 60
Crawfordwalls -- 81
Croftfoot -- 80
Crossgates -- 114
Crown Inn -- 57
Curatehill -- 12
Currantbank -- 125
Dales -- 130
Damhead -- 30
Douglashall -- 86
Drums -- 116
Dud's Well (Chalybeate) -- 122
Dyke -- 44
Dyke Row -- 42 |
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INDEX
East Brownlee -- 10
Eastend -- 7
Easterseat -- 30
East Coldstream -- 89
East Highcross -- 47
Eastside -- 46
Ebenezer Chapel -- 64
Engine Row -- 32
Fiddler Bridge -- 108
Fiddler Bridge T.P. -- 122
Fiddler Burn -- 115
Fiddler Gill -- 113
Free Church -- 73
Free Church Manse -- 73
Furnace Row -- 34
Gair -- 29
Gallagreen -- 88
Gallahill -- 78
Garrion Bridge -- 6
Garrion Burn -- 5
Garrion Gill -- 6
Gateside -- 119
Gillbank -- 18
Gillfoot -- 127
Gillhead -- 3
Gillhead Mill (Corn) -- 3
Gills -- 97
Gills Burn -- 110
Gladdenhill -- 127
Glen -- 121
Gowanglen -- 125
Gowanside -- 90
Greenbank -- 114
Greenkame Well -- 47
Greenknowe -- 11
Hallcraig -- 53
Hamilton Street -- 59
Hamperhill -- 130
Harestanes -- 108
Harestanes Cottages -- 108
Harleys -- 10
Haugh Hill -- 19
Heads -- 122
Headsmuir -- 84
Heatherbell Pit (Ironstone) -- 43
High Street -- 73
Hillhead Plan 19-10 -- 41
Hillhead 19-13 -- 56
Hill of Kilncadzow -- 116
Hill of Orchard -- 125
Hill Rig -- 94
Hill of Westerhouse -- 45
Hole -- 116
Honeybank -- 91
Horley Burn -- 17
Howgate -- 106
Howgill (In Ruins) -- 115
Howlands -- 85
Howmuir -- 27
Hurleysyke -- 41
Hunterfield -- 75
Hyndshaw -- 24
Hyndshaw Row -- 26
Hyndshaw Road T.P. -- 35
Jock's Burn -- 77
Jocksburn -- 51
Jock's Gill -- 49
John Street -- 100
Jollyfield -- 9
Kilncadzow -- 118
Kilncadzow Law -- 120
King's Law -- 22
Kingshaw Moss -- 39
Kirkpark -- 68
Kirkton -- 67
Kirktonhall -- 68
Kirkton Street -- 63
Knowehead (Ruin) -- 21
Knowehead Plan 19.11 -- 46
Knowehead 25.1 -- 107
Knowes -- 42
Langshaw -- 111
Law -- 12
Law of Mauldslie -- 11
Lawmuir -- 4
Lee Burn -- 123
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INDEX
Name -- Page
Leemuir -- 112
Linnside -- 125
Loanfoot -- 106
Lochknowe Pit(Ironstone) -- 43
Lower Gowanside -- 119
Lowriehall -- 85
Manse -- 66
Manse (Parish) -- 71
Manse -- 74
Mare Gill -- 109
Maegill Burn -- 109
Market Place -- 64
Mashock Burn -- 123
Mashock Mill (Corn) -- 124
Mauldslie Bridge -- 19
Mauldslie Castle -- 13
Mauldslie Mains -- 17
Mayfield -- 82
Mayfield Row -- 82
Meadow -- 112
Meadowhead -- 102
Mid Coldstream -- 88
Middlehope -- 45
Middlehouse -- 48
Mid Hyndshaw -- 24
Midloan -- 107
Milton Lockhart -- 95
Milton-Lockhart Bridge -- 96
Millwood -- 130
Moss-side -- 40
Moss-side Burn -- 39
Mount Pleasant -- 85
Mount Pleasant Cottage -- 54
Mount Stewart -- 58
Mount Stewart Cottage -- 57
Mount Vernon Cottage -- 100
Muirfoot -- 89
Muirshields -- 89
Muirsykehead -- 51
Nellfield -- 111
Netherton Burn -- 91
Neuk -- 127
Newbarns -- 31
New Bridge -- 54
Newbridge End -- 54
Newpark -- 130
Northbank -- 128
Northflat -- 78
North Hyndshaw -- 24
North Lane -- 65
Old Bridge -- 55
Oldbridge End -- 55
Oldhill -- 102
Old Smithy -- 17
Orchard Farm -- 126
Orchard House -- 126
Orchardwood -- 128
Over Quarter -- 80
Park -- 40
Parkhead -- 7
Park House -- 56
Poplarglen -- 98
Poplarhill -- 98
Post Office -- 74
Physic Well (Chalybeate) -- 49
Queenshill -- 22
Raes -- 52
Raes Gill -- 51
Rams Gill -- 18
River Clyde -- 50
Roadmeetings -- 76
Roadmeetings Farm -- 75
Roadmeetings T.P. -- 76
Roman Road -- 44
Rosemount -- 86
Roseneath -- 86
Rowantree Cottage -- 86
Smugglers Ford -- 133
Samson's Slingstane -- 131
Sandilandgate -- 95
Sandy Road -- 56
School -- 12 |
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INDEX
Name -- Page
School -- 33
School (Female) -- 33
School (Female) -- 55
School -- 58
School -- 59
School -- 59
School (Parish) -- 72
School -- 79
School -- 104
School -- 117
Scoularshall -- 53
Shawfield -- 8
Southbank -- 101
South Farm -- 7
South Lane -- 65
Spoutshead -- 45
Springfield -- 30
Standing Stone -- 109
Standinstone Well -- 81
St. Athanasius' Chapel (Roman Catholic) -- 58
Station Inn (Braidwood) -- 103
Stewart Street -- 57
St. James' Cross (site of) -- 92
St. Luke's Church and
Cistercian Abbey (supposed site of) -- 15
St. Luke's church (Ruins of) -- 69
Stockwell -- 105
St. Oswald's Chapel -- 132
Strathavon House -- 110
Swinsey Hill -- 126
Tanhill -- 46
Theafal Stane -- 14
Thorn -- 38
Thornmuir -- 27
Thornies -- 103
Townhead -- 96
Townhead Burn -- 97
Townhead Gill -- 97
Tupehole -- 124
Turfknowe -- 119
Tower of Hallbar -- 129
Under Shieldhill -- 52
Under Thornhill -- 38
United Original Secession Church -- 66
U.P. Church -- 74
Upper Langshaw -- 77
Upper Shieldhill -- 52
Waterlands -- 23
Waygateshaw -- 98
Waygateshawhead -- 102
Weighhouse Row -- 32
Wellrigs -- 51
West Brownlee -- 10
West Coldstream -- 90
Westend -- 8
Westerhouse -- 48
West Highcross -- 47
Whinbank -- 96
Whinnybrae -- 9
Whitehill -- 31
Whiteshaw -- 68
Wildman Bridge -- 23
Willands -- 99
Wilton Cottage -- 78
Woodend -- 85
Woodhall -- 131
Yett -- 105
Yieldshields -- 79
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This is a handwritten letter dated 16 May 61 (presumably 1861)
My dear General
I send you the orthography
sheet respecting the place we
have called Yieldshields, and
shall be glad if you would insert
the name in the way you think
it should be spelt. I shall be
going to Scotland in August and
hope I may be fortunate enough to
meet you. Yours truly
(signature indecipherable but looks like it could be " Henry James". See letter on next page)
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Another letter to Major General Yule commenting on the one in OS1/21/11/142
Dated 24 May 1861 and may be from Southampton
It is marked Copy
My dear General
Sir Henry James
requests me to inform
you that he has received
your letter of the 22nd
May & that due ?????
will be given to your
information
(2 indecipherable words)
yours truly
Ady Scott ( I think that is the signatory but not clear)
There is another page - may have been written on back of letter or an attachment perhaps. This replicates (may be the origin of) information of sheets concerning Yieldshields.
Text is
Index to Charters granted by the
different sovereigns of Scotland
by William Robertson Esq[ui]r[e]
Edinburgh (printed 1798)
Overwritten on the note someone has described William Robertson as "one of the Deputies of the Lord Clerk Register for keeping the records of Scotland"
Extract from page 24
Robert 1st
------------to John de Moufode
of the lands of Braidwood and
Zuleshiells*, with the lands of
Hevedis in vic de--------Lanark
*In the Index to the book itself
this is spelt Yuleshiells.
N.B. in the old maps & in the
statistical accounts of Scotland, the
above place is erroneously spelt
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Captain Scott
What name have
we given this place?
L James
15 May 1861
Col. Les ? James RE
The name sheet
is sent herewith.
Ady Scott
Capt. RE
16 May |
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Looks like a primitive type of memo
First is question from Col[onel} Les ? James RE to Captain Scott written on LHS of paper with space for answer on RHS
Reply from Scott is written on the RHS space.
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United Services Club
Edinburgh 13th May 1861
Dear Sir Henry
The accompanying extract
relates to an unimportant matter,
the correct name of an obscure
village in Lanarkshire which
I found by accident.
The information is too late
as the map of Lanarkshire
on the large scale is
clearly published but it
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may be in time for
engraving on the reduced
scale.
the cause of the mispelling
of words taken from old
M.S. is, in this case, the
resemblance of the letter "e"
to the modern d, as it is
written thus ∂, and the
above mentioned is in
old papers in my possession
Zule. In like manner
shiel would be shield in
M.S.
I fear my own writing
will give more trouble
than the subject is worth.
I saw General Matson
a few days before I came
hither on a visit. he bears
his years well, and looks
so, especially on horseback.
Yours faithfully
P Yule |
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∂
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United Service Club
Edinburgh 22nd May 1861
My dear Sir Henry
I return the orthography
sheet which you were so
kind as to send me,
with ? authority inserted
for spelling Yuleshiells, which
is of a date more than
200 years anterior to the
latest charter granted
I have got the nub of
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an amanuensis for you
see that my writing is rather
awful.
My residence is not now
in Scotland where I am only
on a visit, and I hope to
settle in London and shall
be glad to meet you as
I shall not be here when
you come in august.
I have lately enquired
if the field of Bannockburn
has been enquired, & when
published, I shall better
understand the position
of the army of Bruce
concerning which I raised
an anonymous discussion
last summer in the Edinburgh
Courant (?). I mention this as
such enquiries were entered
into by your orders in regard
to Cromwell's victory at Dunbar.
Yours truly
P Yule
Sir Henry James |
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Towards the end of the letter there is a reference to a discussion, I presume, in a newspaper, I have transcribed it as the Edinburgh Courant but I could not make any better sense of the second word. I shall try Google.
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Edinburgh Courant was a broadsheet newspaper from the 18th century. It was published out of Edinburgh, Midlothian, Scotland. Its first issue was dated February 14-19, 1705 and was sold for a penny. It was one of the country's first regional papers, second only to the Norwich Post (1701). The paper was produced twice weekly for five years, then continued as the Scots Courant until April 1720. Later that same year, the Edinburgh Evening Courant began publication, and it survived until the Evening News came into existence in 1873. |
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14 Carnwath Road
Kilcadzow
Carluke
Lanarkshire
Scotland
17.9.45.
Recd. 22.9.45.
The Sup[erintendan]t
Ordnance Survey Depot.
Dear Sir
I take the liberty of sending you the enclosed on name of
the village and its associates, and trust that you will have the
"n" removed in all future issues of the district maps.
Thanking you in anticipation
I am
Your faithfully
(Sgd) J HAMILTON
Ack'd by D.R.+
August 10th 1945
THE CARLUKE GAZETTE
KILCADZOW OR KILNCADZOW
A would be authority on spelling recently broadcast the
statement that the present form " Kilcadzow" is wrong and that
"Kilncadzow" should be used. this is entirely wrong as the
simpler form is the original and has been used for at least
seven hundred years, whereas the use of the letter "n" has been
used for only a short period, probably not more than one hundred
years.
As the prefix "Kil" means cell, the original names seems to have
been due to a religious hermit named Cadzow having a cell in the
village.
The form "Kiln" can only be due to the pevalence of lime
workings at the time when the burning operations were done in
lime kilns but these have been entirely discontinued for the
past 14 years at least.
Anyone wishing to corrobarate the use of the simpler
spelling need only refer to documentary evidence in the Register
House, Edinburgh, and for continued use to such publications as Vol.
4 of "The Ordnance Gazetter of Scotland" and "The History of South
Lanarkshire".
About 14 years ago the Lanarkshire County Council issued a
request that the sue of the letter "n" in the name should be
discontinued and wide notification was given, including that to the
"Hamilton Advertiser", which at once changed the district news
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D.D.G.
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KILNCADZOW OR KILCADZOW
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Ref. attached DR.87/826/45. The spelling of above
is submitted for D.G.'s decision please.
This anme has always been shown on O.S. maps as
KILNCADZOW although several modes of spelling were
recorded at the date of the original survey in 1861
(see Object Name Book, page 118)
In view of the fact that three of the original
authorities were in favour of KILCADZOW and that the
present day Postmaster, the Clerk of the Parish who is
also apparently the Registrar of Births (see O.S. 230's
attached) and the Lanarkshire County Council have
adopted this spelling, I recommend that KILCADZOW be
shown on O.S. maps.
May all documents be returned for binding in the
Object Name Book.
[indecipherable signature - might be Vincent?]
O.L.S
15.11.45
D.D.G
KILCADZOW approved
indecipherable signature
D.G.
22.11.45.
O.Z.S
D.G.'s decision herewith, please proceed
I have informed O.S.S
indecipherable signature
D.D.G.
20/11
Supt E.D
Please initiate Rounas(?) Form for
correction on reprint. and bind correspondence
in Object Name Book
indecipherable signature
O.L.S
23/11/45 |
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O.S. 230
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ORDNANCE SURVEY OFFICE
Crabwood H[ou]se
Southampton
DEAR SIR
I am desired by the Director General of the Ordnance Survey to send you the following
list of names which are proposed to be written on the revised Ordnance survey plans
of 1" Scotland Sh[eet] 73 now being prepared.
It will be esteemed a favour if you will kindly examine these names and enter in the
last two columns any corrections or remarks that appear necessary at your earliest convenience .
Please sign and return the list to me.
Yours faithfully
indecipherable signature
Major R.E.
for DGOS
To The Postmaster
GPO
Carluke
Lanarkshire
NAME---------------------------------------------------------KILNCADZOW or KILCADZOW
Plane and Parcel No.--------------------------------------
Parish, Situation, and Owner's Name.-----------------Carluke Lanarkshire
Corrected Name--------------------------------------------Kilcadzow
Remarks------------------------------------------------------tick
Signature-------A Angus
Occupation-----Acting P[ost]m[aste]r
Address--------1 Langshaw Crescent, Carluke |
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O.S. 230
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ORDNANCE SURVEY OFFICE
Crabwood H[ou]se
Southampton
DEAR SIR
I am desired by the Director General of the Ordnance Survey to send you the following
list of names which are proposed to be written on the revised Ordnance survey plans
of 1" Scotland Sh[eet] 73 now being prepared.
It will be esteemed a favour if you will kindly examine these names and enter in the
last two columns any corrections or remarks that appear necessary at your earliest convenience .
Please sign and return the list to me.
Yours faithfully
indecipherable signature
Major R.E.
for DGOS
To The Clerk of the Parish
Carluke
Lanarkshire
NAME---------------------------------------------------------KILNCADZOW or KILCADZOW
Plane and Parcel No.--------------------------------------
Parish, Situation, and Owner's Name.-----------------
Corrected Name--------------------------------------------KILCADZOW
Remarks------------------------------------------------------
Signature-------W Yule
Occupation-----Registrar of Births etc.
Address--------District Offices, Carluke |
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Transcriber's notes
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The Registrar in Carluke was called William Rule not Yule. CW |
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O.S. 230
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ORDNANCE SURVEY OFFICE
Crabwood H[ou]se
Southampton
DEAR SIR
I am desired by the Director General of the Ordnance Survey to send you the following
list of names which are proposed to be written on the revised Ordnance survey plans
of 1" Scotland Sh[eet] 73 now being prepared.
It will be esteemed a favour if you will kindly examine these names and enter in the
last two columns any corrections or remarks that appear necessary at your earliest convenience .
Please sign and return the list to me.
Yours faithfully
indecipherable signature
Major R.E.
for DGOS
To The Vicar
The Parish Church
Carluke
Lanarkshire
NAME---------------------------------------------------------KILNCADZOW or KILCADZOW
Plane and Parcel No.--------------------------------------
Parish, Situation, and Owner's Name.-----------------
Corrected Name--------------------------------------------KILNCADZOW
Remarks------------------------------------------------------
Signature-------J Ramsay Thomson
Occupation-----Parish minister
Address--------The Manse, Carluke |
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